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COLORADO AIRPORT OPERATORS ASSOCIATION Telluride, Colorado
B. Conference Committee 1. Fall, 2002 Conference - Estes Park. A written report had been submitted to the Board from Steve Lee on the conference. The report indicated that there were 146 total attendees with total revenues of $33,861 and total expenses of $29,284.18 leaving a surplus of $4,576.82. 2. Spring Conference 2003 - Telluride. Rich Nuttall reported that there were 70 registered participants plus 12 registered for the banquet. There were also 10 exhibitors. Revenues to date were $35,014.08 with expenses of $4,780.92 and an additional $27,014.08 in estimated expenses. 3. Fall 2003 - Steamboat Springs. Dennis Heap reported that the Hotel agreement was signed and that an excellent conference was being planned. 4. Spring 2004 - Grand Junction. Corinne Nystrom announced that Grand Junction would host the meeting and that it would be scheduled for the first two weeks in May. 5. NWAAE Conference. Corinne Nystrom stated that she had not received any specifications for the host requirements at this time. It would most likely be a fall conference. 6. IAFC - 2007. Corinne announced that Colorado Springs had offered to host the 2007 International Airport Facilities Conference. C. Membership Committee. Mark Stormberg reported that no corporate upgrade letterwas sent as Corinne was sending membership renewal letters. Mike Reisman suggested that more information needed to be sent to the conference host. Rich Nuttall stated that he was confused about solicitation for conference sponsorships from corporate members. Mike Reisman suggested that the conference manual be updated to guide the host on what each corporate level is entitled to in sponsorships and other information which would reduce the confusion. D. Website Committee. Mike Reisman reported that from January 1 through May 31, 7,254 hits were received on the CAOA website, an average of 1,450 per month. He reiterated the need for more airport and corporate participation in the newspage on the site. E. Legislative Committee. Corinne Nystrom reported that the executive committee had held a conference call in the fall to discuss legislative issues. The most important item was how the Association would deal with legislative issues affecting Colorado Airports. She stated that the committee will continue to work with the Division of Aeronautics for information on legislation. The Board will then take a position on a bill. The Chair will disseminate information to get the word out to members. The president should attend legislative committee hearings. Corinne reported that HB-1073, which closed a fuel tax loophole, and SB-49, which permitted continuous appropriations to the Division of Aeronautics, passed successfully. F. Executive Committee. Corinne Nystrom suggested that when the economic impact study is completed that the CAOA brochure be updated. It was also suggested that the association investigate a membership swap with NBAA. This issue will be revisited and will hopefully be implemented.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:05 am.
Ron Dent Secretary/Treasurer BACK TO CAOA BUSINESS
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