WSDOT Aviation grant recipients 2011
View WSDOT Aviation grant recipients from 2011-2013.
Airport Aid Grant Awards (2011-2013 Biennium)
2011 - WSDOT awards $941,024 in first round of 2011-2013 Airport Aid Grants
ARLINGTON - Twenty-five Washington airports are slated to receive $941,023.85 in the first round of state Airport Aid program grants for the 2011-2013 biennium. These funds will cover 30 airport projects across the state in the areas of pavement, safety, planning and security.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Aviation also used about $270,818 in state funds to leverage more than $10.4 million in federal grants for Washington airports.
Funding breakdown
- Federal - $10,406,677
- State - $941,024
- Local - $603,294
- Other Sources - $1,950
- Total - $11,952,945
WSDOT places a priority on maintaining strong airport pavements to preserve facilities and improve safety. Sixty-one percent of these first round grant projects are focused on pavement.
Projects awarded
- 16 pavement - $575,604
- 7 safety - $227,415
- 4 planning - $99,705
- 2 security - $7,500
- 1 other - $30,800
Exact grant amounts are subject to change according to final project bid totals.
WSDOT's grant program is funded through an 11-cent-per gallon fee on aviation fuel, along with aircraft registration fees.
2011 Airport Grants by airport
| Airport | Sponsor | Associated City/ County Served | Project Description | State $ | Federal $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skagit Regional | Port of Skagit | Burlington / Skagit | Runway 10/28 Crown Conversion and Slope Correction - Design Engineering
| 7,894.75
| 300,000.00 |
Colville Municipal
| City of Colville | Colville / Stevens | Pavement Maintenance: Crack Sealing and Runway Markings
| 11,976.00
| |
| Darrington Municipal | Town of Darrington | Darrington / Snohomish | Runway Protection Zone (RPZ) Property Acquisition and Obstruction Removal (Building)
| 64,146.87
| |
| Deer Park Municipal | City of Deer Park
| Deer Park / Spokane
| Runway 16/34 Medium Intensity Runway Lighting (MIRL) Replacement - Airfield Electrical Improvements and General Aviation Ramp Reconstruction (Phase I) Fuel Area Relocation
| 60,132.13
| 2,285,020.95 |
Orcas Island
| Port of Orcas | Eastsound / San Juan | Apron Rehabilitation, Runway and Taxiway Improvements Design Engineering, and Security Camera
| 17,213.93
| 540,129.23 |
Swanson Field
| Town of Eatonville | Eatonville / Pierce | Lynch Creek Tree Obstruction Removal | 31,500.00
| |
| Ephrata Municipal | Port of Ephrata (Grant County Port District No. 9) | Ephrata / Grant | Runway 11/29 Fog Seal & Markings and Rotating Beacon Replacement
| 3,042.00
| 115,608.00 |
| Friday Harbor | Port of Friday Harbor
| Friday Harbor / San Juan
| Generator, Electrical Vault, Lighting & Signage, and Gate Improvements; Taxiway €˜A€™ Rehabilitation Design engineering; Drainage Improvements; Obstruction (Trees) Survey/Design and Removal Analysis, and Environmental Assessment (EA)
| 33,131.50
| 1,258,967.00 |
Southwest Washington Regional
| City of Kelso | Kelso / Cowlitz | Runway 12/30 Stopway: Preliminary Engineering & Environmental
| 122,840.00
| |
Vista Field
| Port of Kennewick | Kennewick / Benton | Taxiway & Apron Pavement Maintenance: Crack Seal, Seal Coat, and Re-paint Markings
| 140,500.00
| |
| Lind Municipal | Town of Lind | Lind / Adams | Apron Pavement Maintenance: Crack Seal | 2,518.55
| |
| Moses Lake Municipal | City of Moses Lake | Moses Lake / Grant
| Security Camera
| 4,500.00
| |
Othello Municipal
| Port of Othello
| Othello / Adams | Additional Land Acquisition and Owner Relocation Costs, Runway Crack Seal and Seal Coat, and Phase I Runway 7/25 Relocation and Extension (earthwork and irrigation relocation)
| 43,233.18
| 1,642,861.00 |
| Pullman-Moscow Regional | City of Pullman | Pullman / Whitman | Runway 5/23 Rehabilition
| 51,577.30
| 1,959,937.40 |
Willipa Harbor
| Port of Willapa Harbor
| Raymond / Pacific | USDA Wildlife Assessment
| 12,397.50
| |
Richland
| Port of Benton | Richland / Benton | Taxiway 'B' and Circle Area Hangar Taxilanes Relocation - Design Engineering
| 2,500.00
| 94,995.00
|
| Rosalia | Town of Rosalia | Rosalia / Whitman | Aircraft Tie-Down Apron Reconstruction
| 6,021.47
| 235,484.82 |
| Sekiu | Port of Port Angeles | Sekiu / Clallam | Airport Layout Plan and Narrative Report
| 44,739.00
| |
| Foss Waterway Seaplane Base (Proposed) | Foss Waterway Development Authority
| Tacoma / Pierce | Planning and Environmental Investigation for Proposed Foss Waterway Seaplane Base
| 30,000.00
| |
| Tacoma Narrows | Pierce County
| Tacoma / Pierce | Runway 17/35 Rehabilitation - Design Engineering
| 6,362.00
| 241,761.00
|
| Willard Field | City of Tekoa
| Tekoa / Whitman
| Airport Development Plan and Access Road Improvements
| 53,299.80
| |
Ed Carlson Memorial - South Lewis County
| Lewis County
| Toledo / Lewis
| Runway 6/24 Pavement Maintenance: Crack Seal, Fog Seal, and Re-Paint Markings and Tree Obstruction Removal
| 5,481.33
| 208,290.49
|
| Tonasket Municipal | City of Tonasket | Tonasket / Okanogan | Runway 15/33 & Hangar Taxilane #2 Pavement Maintenance: Crack Seal, Slurry Seal, and Re-Paint Markings
| 142,793.00
| |
Pearson Field
| City of Vancouver
| Vancouver / Clark
| Airport Master Plan & Layout Plan Update and Runway, Taxiway, and Apron Pavement Maintenance: Crack Sealing
| 8,460.71
| 93,708.00 |
Pangborn Memorial
| Ports of Chelan and Douglas Counties
| East Wenatchee / Douglas | Taxiway €˜A€™ Edge Lighting System and Airfield Electrical Improvements | 34,762.83
| 1,429,914.45 |
| Total Grant Funding | $941,023.85 | $10,406,677.34 |
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