Project Status Report Runway 10R-28L Replacement Program

Port Columbus International Airport Presented to MORPC CAC

Tim Mentel, PMP February 4, 2013

Status Report Agenda

Risk Identification & Strategies Project Details Status Photos

Port Columbus International Airport (CMH) - 2008

Runway 10R/28L Replacement Why Move the Runway?

More room was needed for a redesigned terminal after the 9/11 attacks

Additional room between runways to allow simultaneous IFR approaches

A team of consultants reviewed numerous options and held peer reviews

Determined the best option was to move the south runway farther south

Replacement Runway Projects

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Port Columbus International Airport (CMH) - 2012

Port Columbus International Airport (CMH) July 2014

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Projects in the Program

Construct New Runway New Parallel South Taxiway High Speed Runway Exits In-Pavement Lighting New Navigational Aids Lighting Improvements Up-To-Date on FAA Requirements

Construct Turkey Run Stormwater Basin

Projects In The Program II

Demolish On-Airport Structures Reconfiguration of Airport Golf Course Acquire & Demolish Homes (13th Avenue) Replacement Runway Obstruction Mitigation Convert Old Runway to New Taxiway

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Program Costs

Turkey Run Storm Water Basin - $2,992,770 Property Acquisitions - $5,704,513 Obstruction Mitigation - $843,905 Airport Golf Course Modifications - $4,611,814 Replacement Runway - $100,586,517 Convert Runway to Taxiway - $15,594,236 (est) Demolish On-Airport Structures - $1,857,235 Demolish Homes on 13th Avenue - $1,340,417

Grand Total - $133,531,407*

Program Funding

FAA Grant Funding $87.6 million Funds to reimbursed to CRAA annually

through 2018 Passenger Facility Charges

$46 million

Status Report Agenda

Program Overview

Project Details Status Photos

Airfield Operations Fenceline 252 South of Runway CL

Adjacent Active Runway Current Status of Runway 10R Approach

Adjacent Active Runway Maximize Runway Closure Devices

Adjacent Active Runway Pilot RW 28L Approach Shortened

Status Report Agenda

Program Overview Risk Identification & Strategies

Status Photos

Pavement Section - Runway

17 Asphalt Mix Design Based on FAA P-401 Specification

Runway Program Facts

The runway project will place enough asphalt pavement to build a standard 2-lane road from Columbus to Zanesville (about 50 mi) or to resurface I-670 between I-270 and the west side approximately 10 miles of eight-lane highway

Move enough earth to fill Crew Stadium approximately 400,000 cubic yards

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More Facts

Plant enough grass to seed Ohio Stadium 130 times

Install enough storm culverts and piping to run a direct line from the Airport to downtown Columbus approximately 5 miles

Install enough electrical wiring to wrap around the airport 4 times approximately 28 miles of various electrical cables

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Program Status Update Updated Bar Chart Schedule

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Status Report Agenda

Program Overview Risk Identification & Strategies Project Details

Program Status Update Runway 10R Approach

September 2010

November 2012

Program Status Update Turkey Run Basin

September 2010 November 2012

Program Status Update East Airfield Area

September 2010 November 2012

Program Status Update Runway 28L Approach

September 2010 November 2012

Questions? Tim Mentel, PMP

tmentel@columbusairports.com

614-239-5011

Slide Number 1Status Report AgendaPort Columbus International Airport (CMH) - 2008Runway 10R/28L Replacement Why Move the Runway?Replacement Runway ProjectsPort Columbus International Airport (CMH) - 2012Port Columbus International Airport (CMH) July 2014Projects in the ProgramProjects In The Program IIProgram CostsProgram FundingStatus Report AgendaAirfield OperationsFenceline 252 South of Runway CLAdjacent Active RunwayCurrent Status of Runway 10R ApproachAdjacent Active RunwayMaximize Runway Closure DevicesAdjacent Active RunwayPilot RW 28L Approach ShortenedStatus Report AgendaPavement Section - RunwayRunway Program FactsMore FactsProgram Status UpdateUpdated Bar Chart ScheduleStatus Report AgendaProgram Status UpdateRunway 10R ApproachProgram Status UpdateTurkey Run BasinProgram Status UpdateEast Airfield AreaProgram Status UpdateRunway 28L ApproachSlide Number 27