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Okaloosa County Airports Storm Damage April 29/30, 2014 Storm Damage to Crestview’s Bob Sikes Airport (CEW) - April 29/30, 2014 The Bob Sikes Airport suffered severe erosion damage to areas throughout the airfield. Recommended vendor: Gum Creek Farms -Complete failure of water retention swales throughout. Est. $350,000 -Concrete check-dams used to reduce erosion in drainage ditch were undermined and caused dams to break in half. Est. $60,000 -Drainage pipes dislodged and broke in several sections. Est. $25,000 Erosion at Qwest Apron Sinkhole on Eastside of Runway 17/35 with Excessive Erosion Canyon Forming on Eastside of Runway Opposite View of Canyon/Erosion East of Runway Another View of Canyon/Erosion East of Runway Erosion West of Taxiway Additional Erosion Beginning West of Taxiway Check-Dam Damage Additional Check-Dam Damage South Retention Pond – West of Taxiway West of Taxiway on South End West of Taxiway on South End - Dislodged Drainage Pipes Storm Damage to Destin Airport (DTS) – April 29/30, 2014 Mass flooding occurred throughout the mid to south end of the airfield. Recommend vendor: Gum Creek Farms - Recommend digging out swales and re- grade retention ponds and storm water infrastructure. Est. $100,000 Road Leading North Towards Destin Jet South Towards Regal Air Taxilane Connector w/ Retention Ponds on Left Taxiway w/ Receded Retention Ponds on Either Side Flooded South Apron and Retention Pond on Left – Gate 1 (West Face) Gate 1 (Cont.) Electric Gate Card Reader Storm Damage to Northwest Florida Regional Airport (VPS – April 29/30, 2014 Lighting: Recommended Vendor – Bill Smith Electric -Approximately 45 security lights are out in Public Parking Short and Long Term lots. Est. $4,000 -High mast lighting on west aircraft parking apron. Est. $6,000 -LED information signage and LED canopy lighting entering credit card express lot. Est $3,000 Storm Water Erosion: Recommended vendor – Gum Creek Farms -Soil erosion occurred on almost all airport roads and taxiways including storm water runoff holding ponds. Est. $250,000 Roof Leaks: Recommended vendor: Del Mack Roofing -Multiple roof leaks within the terminal building. Est. $8,000 -Multiple roof leaks and gutter damage to Baldwin Building. Est. $2000 -Multiple roof leaks in Cargo Building Maintenance area. $Est. $1500 Systems - Veeder Root fuel monitoring system at fuel farm failed. Est. $6000 High Mask Lighting Inoperable at West Aircraft Parking Apron 45 Security Lights Out at Short and Long Term Parking Lots LED Information Signage and LED Canopy Lighting Out at Credit Card Express Lot Soil erosion occurred on almost all airport roads and taxiways including storm water runoff holding ponds (Cont.) Multiple Roof Leaks to Terminal, Baldwin Building and Cargo/Maintenance Building

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