and crosswind runways is essential for ensuring reliability. “Crosswinds are a big part of our environment,” Adou says. “By keeping both runways in excellent condition, we give pilots the flexibility they need to operate safely in all conditions.” A VISION FOR THE NEXT 18 TO 24 MONTHS Looking ahead, Boulder City Municipal Airport has an ambitious set of projects and priorities. While some may be completed before others, she mentions a list that will keep the airport busy over the next little while. Making the list, Adou refers to the need to complete the seal coat on the transient ramp and tie-down parking areas, rehabilitate secondary access road for airport operations and tenant access, staff, and service providers, begin construction of the air traffic control tower, a critical investment for growth as well as undertake runway rehabilitation and the development of a parallel taxiway for the primary runway. Adou is also turning to another project which includes finalizing an agreement for the construction of 100 new hangars and her ongoing exploration for a maintenance provider for the fixed wing community as well as opportunities for new commercial ventures to meet the community needs. “These projects will position us for the next decade,” 224 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 10
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