OREANDA-NEWS. Charlotte City Council approved several consent items during the Monday, July 28 meeting to ensure Charlotte Douglas International Airport continues to meet its current and future goals. Interim Aviation Director Brent Cagle provides a summary of some of the items approved:

Airport Onsite Vehicle Parts Management
City Council approved a three-year contract with Management Consulting, Inc. for management of an onsite parts warehouse for the Airport's vehicle maintenance facility and authorized the City Manager to renew the contract for up to two additional, one-year terms, and to modify the estimated amounts per year based upon the actual operating needs of the vehicle maintenance facility.

Airport Business Valet Parking Deck Change Order
City council approved change order #6 to Shelco, Inc. for rock removal for the Airport Business Valet Parking Deck and adopted a budget ordinance from the Aviation Discretionary Fund to the Aviation Community Investment Plan Fund.

Airport Remote Rental Car Storage Facility
City Council awarded the low-bid to Messer Construction Co. for construction of a rental car storage facility, approved a professional services contract with Summit ECS to perform testing services for the remote rental car storage facility and adopted a budget ordinance from the Contract Facility Charge Fund to the Aviation Community Investment Plan Fund.

Airport Rental Car Facility and Hourly Parking Deck Change Order
City Council approved change order #11 to Archer Western Contractors, LTD for customer service building modifications and modifications to the parking deck air conditioning system.

Airport Federal Aviation Administration Grant Acceptance
City Council adopted a resolution accepting a Federal Aviation Administration grant in the amount of \\$6,000,000 for Airport projects related to the third parallel runway.

Airport Cargo Facility Lease
City Council approved a one-year lease with Worldwide Flight Services, Inc. for cargo and office space and authorized the City Manager to renew this contract for one additional, one-year term.

Airport Utility Relocation
City Council approved an agreement with Duke Energy Carolinas for the relocation of utilities for the Little Rock Road Extension project, and adopted  a budget ordinance from the Aviation Discretionary Fund to the Airport Community Investment Plan Fund.