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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC06-133 r~:' _' \i3~~5c U,S.Oepartmenl oOransportatioXL - GRANT AGREEMENT Federal Aviation Administration Part I-Offer Date of Offer: ApriJ4,1006 Airport: Eagle Count)' ItrgionalAirport Project Number: 3-08-0010-39 ContraclNumber: DOT-FAII6NM-IOO8 DUNS: 084024447 To: County of Eagle, Co 1m ado (hereineall~dthe"Sp,,"'or") From: Th~ United States of America (acling through lh. Federal Aviation Administration, herein called the "I'AA") Whereas, the Spon;;"r h,,-, submitted to thc FAA a Projcct Application dated March 28, 2{)06 fol' a grant of I'ederal fund:; for a project at Or ,,-,wciatod with thc Eagle County Regional, which Projcct Application, as approved by the I'AA, is h.rebyincorporatedh"rcinandmadcapartherwf;and Whereas, the FAJ\. has approved a projcct fm the AirpOl1 (h.reincallc dlh~"Projcc!")c"nsistingofth.following: ExtrlldRunway7/15,PhaseIV(SitePreparntion), all as more particularlyd"scribedin thc l'roject Applicalion. FAA For", 01~O.37 (7.'90) , , NOW THEREFORK pursmmt to and for the purpose of carrying out Ihe provisions of Title 49, United States Code, a, amcnded. herein called "Ih~ Aot", and '" con,ideration of (a) the Sponsor's adoption an<I J'atilicationofthe representations and assurances contained in said Proj~~1 Application and its acceptanoc of this offer as hereinafler pl'ovided, and (b) thc benetlt., to accrue to th~ Unite,1 Slales and the publio from the aocmnplishmem of the Projecl and compliance wilh thc assurances ""' conditions as hel'cin providcd, THE FEDERAL AVlATJO~ ADMINfSTRATlON, FOR A:\"D ON BEHALF OF THE LNITEIl STATES, HEREBY OFFERS AND AGRU:S to pa~. as thc t:nited Slates share of the allowable oos!> incurred in accomplishing the Pf()JC~I, 95.00 per centum thcreof This Offer is made on andSl'RJECT TO THl: FOLLO\VING TERMS A.'\D CONOfnO,"S, Conditions , The maximum obligation of the United Statcs pilyable un,ler thi.' offer ,hall bc ~4,06 I .500. Forlhe purpose of any future granl umendment' which may incrc1L,e the forcgoing maximum obligmion of the Lnited States undcr the provi.,ions ofScclion 47108(b) of the AcL the following amollnt sarebeing,pecitledforthispurpo.sc: S-O-fol'planning $4,061,500 fol' ail'port development and noi,e program implementation , Thc allowable cn.m of lhe project ,hall not includc any COSIS determined by the FAA to be incligiblc fur oonsid~rationa'toallowabilil}'underthcAct. , Pilyment of the United Stal~, sharc of the allowable projccl costs will bc mad~ pursuant to and in ac:~ordanec " with the provisions of su~h regulBlions and procedurcs "s the Se~retal'y shilI! presCl'ibc, Final determination of the Uniled Stales share will bc ba,~d upon the final audit of the total amount of allowable project CO.'I, and scttlement will be made for any upward or downwal'd adjustmcnt, to thc Federal share of OO;;!>. " The 'pumor ;;hall carl)' out and complete the Project without undue delay and in aecordanec with the tem]S hercoC and such regulalion, and procedul'c, as thc Secretary ,hall pl'escribe. and agree;; to comply with thc a.>>urance.' whichwcrc made parI ()fthe projectapplicalion. , The FAA reservcs the iight It> amend or withdraw lhi.' offer at any tim~ prior to its aoccplancc by the spon,ol', 6. Thi, offer ,hall expir~and the United States ;;haII not be obligatc,l 10 pay any part of the co;;ts ofthc project unless thi,offcrhas been accepted by lhe 'ponsor on or before May 1. 2006,or such sub,eguenldate as may be prcs~ribed in writingb)' the FAA. , The Sponsor shall takc all ,teps. mduding litigation ifnece"ary, to I'ceover Federal fund, spentlj-audulently. . waslefully, Or inviolalion of Fc,lcral antitrusl statutcs, t>TlTIisuse d in any olherlllanner in any project upon which Fedel'al fllnds have been cKpended. For the purposes ofthi'grant agreemenl,theterlll "hdel'alfunds"mean, funds however used ordisbur.,ed by the Sponsor that were originally pai,l pur.,uant 10 thi;; or any olher federal grant agl'cement I! ,hall obtain the approval of the Seorctary a., to any determination of the amount oflhe F~deralshar~ofsuchfunds, ltshaIlretumthcrecovercdFederalshare, including funds recovcre,1 by settlement, ordcrorjudgment to the Secretary, Jt,hall furnish to the SeOrClaT}',upon regue<t, all ,Iocuments and reco rds pcrtaining 10 thedelcmlinatlon of the amount of the Federal share 0 I'to any 'enJcment I;tigalion, negotiation, or FAA FO'Jl'l51~O_J7 {7190) , 1 ( other cffOlts laken to r.co\'Cl',uch funds, ">11 s~ttlelllcnt' or other final po,ilions of the Sponsor. in COUlt Or othcrwise, involving [he rec<lveI)' of such Fedcralsharc shall bc approvcd in l\dvatlc~ by the S~cr"tary. 8. l"h~ Unircd Slates shall not be respo",ible 01' liable for damagc to propcrty or illjur)' 10 pen;ons which may arise froIll, "rbe i"cidentto,complianccwllhlhi,,,rantag'O"ment. SpecialCoudifions 9. The sponsor will can)' om lhe proj~d in accordance with po]jcie~, slandards, and 'pecifications approved by thc Se<:retary including but nOl limited 10 the advisory circulars listed in lhe "Curreol FAA Advisory Circulars for AlP Project,," tlal'ed June 15, 2005, aod included in lhis grant, and in accordaoce withappJicablesla1Cpolicic"Slandards,andspecifjealionsapprovedby lheSccrelarl'. 10. The sponsor agrees to monitor progress on the work lu be accomplished by this grant. For consultant servico:s, thc Sponsor agrees to makc payment ooly for work that has bcen sati,faclorily completcd, It is und~rstood by amI bctw~en the panies hereto that lhe appToximale value of thc linal project documentation is lenpCrCen! (10%) of the total value oflhe engioeering s~rvices contrncl, and lhat amount will notbcpaidtotheEngine~rDntilacceptablefinalprojectdocumcntalion is providcd II. The Sponsor agrees to request eash drawuowns on thc l~uerofcredit only when actually needed for its disburscm~ntsandlo timelyrcportingofsuchdisbursem~ntsasrequired. hisund~rstoodthatfailur~1O adhere 10 this provision may causc lhelettcrof"credit 10 be rcvoked. 12. ItismutuallyundcrSl<Jodanuagrecdlhatif,duringth~lifeofll]epl'Oject, thcFAAdelermineSlhatthe maximum grant ohligation of" thc Uoited Slales cxc~eds lh~ expccled nceus of the Spoosor by $25,000,00 or five perccnt (5%), whichever is greater, the maximum ohligation oftbe United Stales can he ullilatcrallyrcduced by letter from thc FAA advising of the budgel change. Conven;ely, ii"therc is an overrun io the tOlal actual eligible and allowable project costs, FAA may increasc the maximum gram obligation of"thc Uoited Slales to cover thc amount oj"thc overrunn01 to exceed th~ statutory pcrcent JjmitationaouwilladvisClheSpons<Jrbylell~roftheincrcase, Jtis l'urthcruoderSlOod and agreed that if, during th~ life of the project, the FAA dctennillCS lhat a changc in thc grant d~scription is advantagcous and in the bCSl intcreSls of the Unitcd Statcs, the change in grant descriptiollWill be unilaterally amend~d by letl~r from the FAA. Upon issuaoceofth~ aforcmention~dlettcr, eithcrth~ granl obligation of the Unit~d States is adjusledto lhe amount specified orthc grant descriptioo is amcndedtothedescriptionspecificd. 13. Unless <Jlberwis~ approved by the FAA, thc Sponsor will nol acquir~ or permit aoy contracwr or subcontr"ctor to acquir~ any stcel or manulactur~d products produced oulside lh~ United Stat~s to bc used for any project for airport uevelopmeot orooise compatibiJily for whichfunusar~providedunder this gl'anl. The Sponsor will include in ~very eootraet a provision implementing lhis sp~cial coouition. fAAform5100'J7(7190) , , " In al'cordanc~ with S~dion 47108(b) oj the Act, as alllcnd~d. the maximum obligation of thc United Stale.,. as slakd in Condition )Jo. I of"thi" Grant Offer: , may not bl.' inCl'cased fora planning pl'OJect: h. mJybe inCl'cased by nUl !Twl'ethan 15 pel'cl.'nt for d::ovelopl1lentproil.'ct s: c. may he incr~a'ed by l]()!lllOre than 15 p~reent for land projects. '5 Approval of thc proj~ct included in this :Jb'Teemcn( i~ conditioned on th~ Sponsor's wmplianec with "-Ppjicabl~airundwaterquaJitYstandardsinaccomplishingprojC~lconstruclion. Failurc 10 cul1lply with (hi, I'cguirC'mL'nt may result in slL'pen.,ion, cancellation, or terminatioll of Federal a'sistanc~ under this agreement fAAform S'OO.J7 (mOl , I , , TIle Spun.'or" acceptan,'. oUhi, Offer and Tali~]catio" anJ '""plio" oft~e Project Applicatiu" incorporateJ herein ,!lall be e,'idenced by exeoll1jun oftll;, instrument by tile SpO",or,", hcre'"alterpru"ided, .nd (hi, Offer and Accepronce shall Comprise. (lranL Agreement. ae prol'ided by [he Act, consti\otlng tll" comroct~"1 D"ligalion.' .nd righto of lh. '-~niled State, and the SpDtl'or wit" rC'peclto Iheaccomph,hme"loflhe ProlecL and complian"" with [l1e """'an"., and cu"dltiu", as provided herein Such lira"l Agrcemcnls"all becolllceffcctivc UPO" the Spon.'or"accepl.ncc of (hi,O(fer t;NJTEDSTATESOFAlIIICRICA FLDP-RAt A V!ATlO~ ADMT"I1S1Ro\ TIOJ\ ~t:k- "'cri"gM""ageL DenverAirpum Oi,lrict Office Part 1/ - Acceptance ThcSpo",ordoeSherchyratifYandadoPlalla,,"ra"c", ,tmCnlenl"repre'Cntations.wa".ntic"coyenanh.andagreelllent>contained itllheprojo,tAppllc.tlona"JincDrporatedmmcrialsTeferr<dlDlnlhefoTegoing Otf<rand does hcreby accept tlli.' Offer."d hysucll aCcep~1nceagreeSIOCOmplywithaIlDftlwlerrnsandconditjo", in thb Offer and in tile Project Applic.tiun, Executed this :;L~ day orUP"';".L', 2006. COt;"'TYOF, (SE,U) . ~ ~ Alte;;I:O-;.a.q:' C\\~i",,",c,,", Gc;. Ie' {<? Title: .' '.;".. '4. (l"('l"'-Z CenificatcofSp"nsor',Attorney t .Jl.~-l3-2 T r~"t."titlg"SAltorneyf[)rthcSp()nsordohcrebyceIT;IY: TI1.t in lll)'opi"ionlhe Spon'or is empowcTed 10 O'lIer InlO Ihe forego i"g(jrantAgrecnlemundeTthelaw,oflhe State of Colorado FurlheL I IlayeeXalllin<dthe fnregoingr.ranlAgre<menta"dtile actions l.ken by said SpDnsurand Sponsor's official represcmmlYe hasbeendulyauthorlzcdandtllattllcexe"utinnthcreofi,i"allre'pects due and proper and In accordancc Wilh the laws ufthc soid Sl.tea"dtheAc1. l"additloo,forgra"LSlnvOIVi"gpfOjeCl,tobecarri<dDUlonproperrynotnvmed b}'lhe Spomor, there arc "0 Icgal impediment' lhat will prevent lull performance by the Spon'or. FIIITheT, it is my opi"loo that the said Gront Agrceme"t cnmLilUles a legal.ndbindi"goblig.tionoftheSponsoTinaccord.nccwitl1the Lcnm Lhercof, LlaLcd~l______tl1i,_?:1d'YOf-----,~~_,1006. .~ ( Sign.tureDfSponsor'sAlLorney FAA Form ~'GO.371l190J 0 , , I , <' DlSTRlllLTION OriQ,,}.o!,t6: ),(:DWr,,,:rH;,<', 2lS21~e.'n^~ ,f____., (",.;",,'0: .- ......~ , :\"..':.'0" 2 _'_~_____ ,\_-- 4._._ - .~u_. - 0 O"nverAi'POrt, DistriotOffioe U,S, D..partmen~ 26605E,66'"A,eoue, Room 224 ofJ,,,,,,,portalioo Denver,Colo,"oo60249 fedel'Ql AviallO<l Adrnlnist'otion PLEASE READ BEFORE EXECUTING GRANT April 10,2006 Mr. Peter F. Runyon, Chairman Eagle COlUlty Commissioners 500 Broadway APR 1320116 EagJe, Colorado 81631 Dear Mr. Runyon: ENGINEERING Enclosed are four copies of a grant offer for Airport Improvement Progl'am Project No. 3- 08-0020"39 at the Eagle County Regional Airport in which $4,061,500.00 offederal funds have been obligated tll accomplish the deveJopment described onpag el llfthegrantoffer. Please complete Part IJ (Acceptance) by having the authorized oflicials execute the last page oflhe grant ofter, Certification by the attorney should he completed fOIlowiDg the acceptance and dated Oh or afte..the acceptallcedate. Yom Donnal procedures for accepting documents such as this in accordance with lo<:al and state law should be followed,butevidellceofsuchpfo<:edllre isnotre quiredby the Federal Aviation Administration. After exoxution and certification of the grant agreemeDt, please rerum three copies to this office. The other copy is for your records. All applicable project-related l'equirements pertaining to eDvironmen tal analysis and approval for this grant have been met in accordance with the guidelines contain edinFAA Order 5050.4A, Airport Environmental HaDdbook (1985), Sincerely, L-LV~ KristiD Hartman, Acting Manager Denver Airports District Otlice Enclosures I , , I , I I ASSIIRA;-tCES AirportSpon,ors .--.-- ,. Goner.!. L Thosoassurancos,ballbecompliedwithiotbepeTfarmanceofgraotagrITmonts for airport devdopmenr, airport planning, and noise compatibility prograrn grants f or airport spomors, , The.seassuraocesaterequiredtobesubmiUeda'Parlof[heprojecEapplicalionby 'pon,o," roque,ling funds underthepro\'ision, ofTille4g, U.S.c., ,ubti[ Ie VlI,a, amended. A,med berein,thetmn "public agenoy sponsor" means a public agency wit hcontrolofapublio.u,e airport; the term "privare,pon,or"moansaprivareownerofJpublic-u,e .itport; and the torm ",pon,or" include, botl1 public agency 'ponsors.od private 'po moTS. L. uponacceptanceOf[hegrantofferby[he'POn,or,tbeseassurance,areincorporated in and heC<)mepartoflhcgr.ntagroomenL B. Duration and Applieabilit~. L Airport development OT Noise Compatibility Pr<lgr.m Projects Undertaken by a Public AgoncySl"'RSor.Theterm"conditionsandas,urancesofthegramagreemon[shall remain in full force and effectthroughou[the u,eful life of the fucilitie.sdeve lopedoTequipmem acquired for an airport devdopment or noi,e comp.tibilityprogr.mproj ect,orthroughout theusefullifooftheprojecritemsin,talledwi[hinafJcilityunderanoi,ocompatibility prOb'l'am projeot, hut in any event not 10 excoedtweo'Y(2G)yearsfi"omtho date of acceptanceofagrantofferofFederalfundsfortbeproject.HDWever,there,hallbenolimi[ on the durmion of the assurances regardin~ Exclusive Righ" and Airpore Revenue '0 long as tbeaitportisuscd a5 an aitport. There ,hall be no limit on the dUTalion of tbeterms, condition"andMSurance,wi~lro'pecttorealpropertyacquiredwith federal funds, Furtherrnore,tbe dUTation of the Civil Rights assurance ,ball be spoci fiedintheassurances, , Airport Devetopmeot or Koise Compatibility Projects Undertaken by a Prh'ate .. sponsor.Tbeprecedingparagraphlal,oapplie,to.privatosponsorexceptthattheuseful lifeofprojectitemsinsmllodwilhinafacilityortheu,efullifeoftbefaciIit;e,developedor equipmem acquired under.n Jitpore development or noi,e compatibility pro~'l'arn project ,hallbeoole.ssthanten(10)yoar:3fromthodmeofacceptaTIlXofFoderalaidfortheprojed. L. Airport Plannill~ Llldertaken by" Sponsor. Unless o~lerwi'e specifIed in tbe ~'l'ant agreemenr,onlyAssurancesl,2,3,5,6,13, 18,3U,32,33,and 34 in ,ection C apply to planningprojects.The""-ms,condition"andas,urance'of~legrantagreemeot shall remain in full forceJnd effect during the life of the project. C. Spon,ol' Certifoc.tion.The spon,or hereby assure, and cereifLes, with re'pectlO Ibis grantthar; ,. General Fed","1 Requirement" l[ ",';11 comply with all applkable Federal law" regu:ations, executive ordors, po!icie"guidelines,.nd requireme nts a' they rolateto [he applicarion, acceptance and use ofFederalfunds for tbis project iodu ding but not limitedro thefollowiog; Feder.II...g;,lation , Title49,U.S,C",ubti[:e Vl1, as amended " Davi,_Bacon Act-40 USe. l76{a), ~['eq,' 0 FoderaIFairLahorStandardsAct-29U.S.C201,~~ , !-clotch Act. ,U.S.C. i 50;, ~L sea.' AirporlAssur.ncc, (,./100S) , ( , , , Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policie, lIet of 1970 Title 42 U,S,C. 4601,.tlM;g." ,. National Historic Preservallon Aot of1966-SeClion lO6.16U.S,C. 470(1).' , ArcheologlcalandHlsloricPreser;"ationAotoft974_t6U.S.C.469 through 469c.' , Native Amerle""" Grave Repatriation Act _ 25 U.S,C, Section 3001, ~ seo. , Clean Air Act, P-L. 90-14S, as amended. j. Coastal Zone ManagementAcl, P.L. 93-205,asamended, , Flood DIsasterProle.otionAclof1973_Seclion 102{a)-42U,S.C. 4012a.' I Title49,U,S.C.,Section303,(fomlerlYknownasSeclion4(t)) m. RehabilitalionAolof1973_29U.S,C.794. " Civil Rights AOl of1964-TitleVI_42 U,S,C.2000d throughd-4. " AgeDj'criminatlonAcloft975_42U,S.C.6101,~ p. American Indian Religious Freedom Aot, P,L. 95-341, as amended. O. ArchitecturalBarriersAotofl968 -42 U.S.C.4151,~' , Power plant and ladustri31 Fuel Use Act ofI978_Section 40J-2U.S.C. 8373.' ,. Conlract Work Hours and Safety Standard,Act_40US,C. 327,~' , CopetandAotikickbackAot_18 U.S.c. 874.' w. Nationa] Envlronmenta] Policy Act ofl969 _ 41 U.S,C. 432],~' . Wild ancl Scenic Rivers Acl, p,L. 90-542, as amended. W Sing]eAuditActofl984_3]U,S,C,7501,~, , Drug-FreeWorkplaceActof1988_41 U.S.c. 701thl'Ough 706, Ex""otiveOrde... ExecutIve Vrder ! t246 - Eqoal Employmenl Opportunity' ExecotlveOrder]1990-ProlectionofWetland, ExeoutiveOrderl1998-FJoodPlainManagement Executive Order]2J72-lntergovernmental ReviewofFederaJ Program'. Executive Order 12699-Seismio Safety ofFedera] and Federally Assisted New Building-Construotion' ExeontiveOrder 12898-EnvlronmentalJtlStlce Federal Regulatioll' " 14CFRPal'l 13-Inve,tigalive and Enforoement Procedures. b. 14 CPR Part 16 - Rules of Practice For Federally As,istedAIrp<Jrt EnforoementProceedings. , 14 CFRPart 150-AirpOl'lnoisecompalibiJityplannlng. d. 29CFRPartl-Proceduresforpredelem1inatlonofwagerates.' , 29CFRPart3_Contractors and subcontractors On public bnildingor pubHc work fioanced 10 wholeorpart by loao.s or granlS from theUniled States.' , 29CFRP'1'l5-Labors!aodardsprovisloo,applicabletocontr= CIlvering federally fillaJ1ced and assl'ted cooslructioo(.]so laborslandal'ds provisiotlSapplioabletonon-OOnsn:UClioncontracts,ubjecltotheCootract Work Hours and Safety Staodards Act).' , 41 CFRPal'l60 - Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, Equal Employment Opportunity, Department of Labor (Federal and federally assisted contracting requirements).' AirportAssurance'{3i2005) , " 49 CPR Part 18 - Unifoml administrath'e req~irem"nts for grants and coopermiveagreementstostateandlQcalgovemments., , 49 CFRPan:20-><ewreslrictions on lobbying. , 4~CFRPart21 -"ondi,cr;minalion in federally-assi'[edpmgram' of the DeparlmentofTransportation-effectual;onofTitleVloftheCiviIRight> ActQft964. k. 49CFRPart23-Participationbyl)isadvantageBusinessEnterprisein Ai'J'QrtConceSSions, I. 49 CFR Part24-Un;form relocatiOll assisUlnce and real property acqui,i(;on fQr Federal and federallyassisred program,.' , m. 49CFR Part26-ParticipatiDnByl);sacivamageci Business Enterprises in Department QfTTan,portatiQn Progr.ms, " 49CFRPart27-'\ondiscriminatioll on thehasis ofhandiCllp in programs and activi(ie, receiving orbeneftling fi:om Federal fin.ndal ass;stance ., ". 49 CFR Part 29 - Government wide debarment and suspension (nonprocurement) and government wide requirements for drug-ITee workplace (g"ntsl. " 49CFRPart30-Deniai of public works conlract>; lo suppliers of good, andservicesofco~ntriesthatdenYPTOcUrementmarketaocesstoU.S, cOntTacwrs. " 49CFRPart41.SeismiosafetyofFederalandfederallyassisledor reguiatedllewbuiidingcons!ruction.l OfficeofM.nageruent and Bndgel C;rcutar, , A_g7_Co,l Principles Applicable to GranTI; and Contracts with State an d Local Govemments, , A-133 - Aud;ts of Slales, Local Government>;, and Non-Profit Qrgan;,.ations , The,eiaw,donotapplytoairportpianningspon,o!S. , The,e iaws do nm apply 10 private sponsors. '49CFRPart18andO]V[BCircularA.87containrequirementsforStaleandLocal GovemmentsreceivingFederalassistance,Anyrequirementleviedupon State and Local Governments bythi,regulation and circular shall also be appli cable to private sponsors receiving Federai assistance under Til)e 49, Unite dStales Code, Specificassuran=reguiredtobeind"dedin.grantagreementsbyanyoflhe above laws, regulationi orcircuiar, are inco'pormed hyreference in the grant a greement. ,. Respon'ibilityand Autbority of the Sponsor. ~ Publio Ag~noy Spon,or: it has legal authority to appiy forthe grant and to iinance and carl'Y oUl the proposedpwjecl; lhat aresoiulion, motion or similar action has been duly adopted Or passed as an oifLciai act of the "PPlicaTIt'sgovemingbodyaUlhoriz;nglhefiiingoftheapplication, iocludiog all understandings and il,"~ran~es contained therein, and directing and authorizing the person identified ",the ofiicialrepre'en tative of the applicant 10 aClin coonection with the appiicatioTI iLlld to provide ,cch additionai;nformalion as maybe required, , PrivateSpousor:llhasiegalauthorirYlOapplyforthegrnntandto f1nancc and car:y' ollttoe proposed pro,iect and compiy with all term s, conditions, aod ""umnces ofth;s grant agreemenl. 11 shall designate an off1cial rcpre,eotative and shali in writillg direct and authorize that person AirportAss'JTilllCes(3..-21J()S:, , .. I tofilethi,application,including:aJlunderstandin.gsanrl,,"suranoe' containootherein; 10 acl in connection with this applic.ation; and to provide such actditional inform1rtion as may be required. ,. Sponsor Fund Availability. It has sufficient funds available for tI1atportionofthep rojeotcosrs which are not 10 be paid by the United Sla(e"lthassufficientfunds avai lable to assure operalion and maintenance ofil.m, funded under the grant agreement wbich it will own or control. .. Goad Ttu.. , It, apublioagencyortheFederalgovemment,holdsgoodtitle,sat<.;facl;<lry 10 the Secret.ry, to the lauding area oftheairpottQr,ite thereof,orwilI give "",urance satisfactory tn the Secretary that good tille will be acqu<red, . For noise compatibilityprogramprojectstobecarriooOlrton the property ofthesponsor,ilhold'gQQdtitlesatisfacloryIQtheSecretarytothat porlinnQfthepropertyuponwhichFedeTalfund.willbe.xpendedorw~j give assurance to the Secretary thaI gnnd title will be obtained. ;. Pros.rvingRir::ht-l.ndPow..... , It will not take or permitanyaclionwhichwouldoperateln deprive it of any of the rignrs and powers nec=oryto perform any or all oftnererm', oonditinns, and ,,"suranoe' in the granl agreement without the wrirten approvaioftheSecretary,andwiiiactpromptlytoacquire,extingui,hor modiryanyoulstandingrightsorclaim,n[righlofolherswhichwouid interferewith,uchperformaucebythesponsor.Thisshalibedoneina manner acceptable In the Secretary. ,. II wilt not ,elt, tease, encumber,orotherwiset,""sferordispo,eofany partofirs litle or other iutel'e'rs in the property sbown on ExnihitAtothis applicalion or, fol' a uoise compalibility pmgram projecl, that portion of the property upon whiohFederal fund,llaveheenexpernled,forthe duralion of the terms, oonditians, and assuranOes in the grant agreemem withnulapproval by the Seol'erary. if the transferee i,fnund bylhe Secretary to be eligible under Title 49, Vniloo St"tes Code, to ,,"sumethe obiigationsofthe grant agreemenland 10 have the power, authority,and finauoial I'e,ourcesto carry out ail such obiigalions, the sponsol' ,hail insert inthecnntractordocumenltran,felTingordisposingofthe5pnnsa~' intere,;!,and make binding upon the lran,fel'ee all of the terms, conditions, and assurances contained in this grnnt agreement o. For ali noi'e cnmpalibility program pmjecrs which are to be carried Qut by anntherunit oflooal govemment or are on property owned by a unilof local government other tbau lhe 'ponsor, it wiii enter into an agreement withlhalgovemmenl. Except as otherwise specifLed bytneSecretary,lhal agreement shall obligate thaI gnvemment to the sameterms,condilions, and ""urances that would be applicable 10 it ifitapplled dil'ecliylothe FAA for a grant 10 undel'lake the noise compalibility progl'am project. ThaUgreement and changestherelo must besalisfactory to the Secretary, Itwill take steps to enforce this agreemenlagainstthe local governmenl if there is substanlial non_compliancewiththeterm,ofthe agl'eement. , FornoisecompalibilityprogramprojectstobecorriedoUlonprivareiy ownedproperty,ilwillenterintoanagreememwilhtheownerofthat Airport Assurances (312005) , propen:'whichinctudesprovi,iu~sspedfied bytneSecrerary.ltwilIl"ke sreps to enforce lhi,agreement.gainstthe pruperry OWner whenever th el'e is,ubstantial non-compli.ncewilh the:erm, ofthe agreement. , If the 'ponsor is aprivate'punsor, it will take 'tep' salisfacwryto tne Secretaryloensurethattheairportwillcuntinuetofnnction.,.public_u,e airportinaooord.ncewilhthe,e.ssurancesfurth,duraliunofthese assurance. c. Ifan ar:-angementi,m.de for management and operalion of the ai'l'orr by any agency or person otherthan the spon.or or an omployee oftne sponsor, the spun,or will reserve sufficientrlghl5 and authority to in sure that the airport will be operated and maintained in accordanoeTitie 49, United States Cude, the regula,ion, and thelerms, condilions and as,urances in the grantagreement.nd shall insurethat,uch arrangeme nl al90 requires compliancelherewith, o. Consistenq with Looal PI.n,. The project i, re,,-wnahly consistenl with plan, (eXisling m the time ofsubmi"iun ofthi,appliomiun) of public agencies that are aurhorized by the State ;nwhioh the project is localed toplan for the development ofthe area s urrowldingthe airport, , Consjder.tion ofL~o.I Inrerest.lt ha'given faircunsideratiun lothe inlereSlof communities in urnear where the project llli\Y be located. ,. Con,ult.tionwithU-,ers.tnmakingadeci,iontounderrakeanyairpurtdevelopment projeclunderTitle49,Uniled S"'tes Code, it has undertaken reasonablc consultatiunswilh affected parties usingthe.irporrat which pruject is propused. ,. P"hlicHcaring,. Inprojecl5 involving the location of an ai'l'ort, an airport runway, or a major runv.-ay eXlension, it has afforded the oppurtunity for public he aringsforlhepurpo,e ofcon,ideringthettonomic,'ocial,andenvironmentaleffect'oftheairpurtorrunv.-ay looatiunand it' con'i,tenoy with goals and objectives of such plan ningasnasbeencarried ont by the cummunityand itshall,whenrequesled by the Seoretary, subm ilacopyofthe lramcriplufsuchhearing,totheSecretary.Further,for,uchprojeots,ithasunits llli\l1agement board either voting represent.tion frum the communitie, where the projeot i, lucaledorhasadvisedthecommunitiesthattheYhavelherighttDpetitiontheSecrerary conceming apropo'ed project '" Air.ndWat<rQu.litySt.nd.rrl.,.lnprojecl5involvingairporrlucation, a major runway exten,iun, Dr runway looation ilwill pruvide for the Governorufthest &le in which tne PrujeotislocatedtocertifyinwrilingtotheSec,e",rythatlheprojeclwill be located, designed,constructed,and operakd so aslu comply Wilh applicahle air a nd water quality standards, In any case where such standards have not been approved and where applicable air and water quality standards have been promulg.ted by the Administr atorufthe Environmenl.1 Protection Agency, certification shall he obtained from .uch Administratur. Noticeofcertificationorre(u5altocertilyshallbeprovidedwithin,ixtyday,afterthe prujectapplicationhas been received by the Seoretary. H. Pavcm,ntPrev,ntiveMaint,""nce.\\,'ilhrespectloaprojectapproved after January 1, 1~~5, forlhe replacemetllor reoonstruction ofpavementatthe"irpurt, it."ures Dr certifies thm it has implemeoted an effeClive Jlrpurt pavement maimenance-managemenl program and il assures that it will u'e ,"oh progrilm for the useful lifeof,mypaveme mcunstructed, recon,tr';Cled Dr repaired witn Fderalfinancialassi'tanoealthe,irporr .Itwilipwvide,uch idrpcrl.'\ssuraJlcc,(!/;;G05) ; i I , I reporu on pavement condition and pavement managemenl programs as the Seer .tary determines maybe usefuL n, Terminal Development Pr.requi.it.... For projects which indude terminal development at a public use airport, as dermed in Title49,itha.<,onthedate ofsubmitta! Qftheprojec I grant applicalion, all the safely equipment required for.certifLcation ofs uchairportunder..ction 44706 of Title 49,Uniled States Code, and all lhe security equipment requir edbyruleol' regulation, and hasproyided foraccesstothepas,engerenplaninganddeplanin gareaof ,uch airpQrttopassenger' enplaning and deplaning from aircraft other than air c arrier aircraft. "- Accounting System, Audit, and R~ord Keeping Requirements. , Ushallkeep allprojectaccount5and records which fully disdose the affiQuntand dispo.itionbylherecipientofthe proceeds of the granl, the total cost of the project in connection with whiclt the granl is given 01' used,andlhe amount or nature of that portion ofthe costofthe project supplied by other sources, and such other rmancial records pertlnentto lhe project. The accounts and I'OO)rds shall be kept in accordance wilh an accQtl1\tingsystemthatwilifacilitateaneffectiveauditinaccordancewith the Single Audit Act of 1984. " ltshail make available 10 the Secretary and the Complroller General of the United States, or any of their duly authorized representatives, fol' the purpose ofaudi'andexamination,anybooks,documents, papers, and records of the recipient that are pertinenttothegrant,The Secretary may require that an approptiate audit be conducted by a recipient. tn any case in which an independent audit Is made oftheacoountsofasponsor relating to the dL.positionofthe proceed' ofa~,,-antorl'elatin~tolhe project in ~''''''O"~UU ",i~, "iiLCll Ule ~"m waS g,ven or used, US"",] file a certiiie<l copyofsuchauditwiththeComptrollerGeneraloftheUnitedStatesnot later than six (6j months foliowing the close of the fiscal year for which the audit was made. ". Mtnimllm Wage Rates. tt ,hall indude, in all conlracts in excess of$2,000 for work on any projeots funded under the grant agreement which involve labor,provi,io ru;eslablishing minimum rates of wages, 10 be predetermined by the Secretary of Labor, in accordance with the Davis-BaronAct, as amended (40 D.S.C. 276a-276a-5), which contractors shall payro ,killed and unskilled labor, and such minimum rates shall be stated in theinvitatio n fur bids and shall he included in proposais orbidl; for the work. ". Vetel"1ln'sPreference. It shall include in all contracm for work on any project funded under the grant agreement which involve labor, such provisions as arenec,,"" arytoinsurethat,in theemploymentoflabor(except in executive, administrative, and sup ervisorypositions), preference shall be giventoVeteran,oftheVietnam era and disabled veteran .asdefinedin Sectlon47112ofTitle49,United Stales Code, However, this preference shall apply only where the individuals are aVllilable and qualified to perform the work to which th e empioymentrelales. " Cnnformitytoplu,andSpecif1cstions. Itwillexecutelheprojectsobjecttoplan., specifications, and schedule. approved by the Secretary. Suchplans,.pe cifications, and schedule, shall be ,ubmitled to the Secretarypriortocommencementoflitep repal'ation, con.slruclion, or olher performance under this granlagreement,and,uponapp I'Ovalofthe Secretary, shaii be incorpornted into lhis grant agreement. Any modification to the approved Airport Assurances (3!2005) . plan', 'pecijjc.tions,and,chedulessh.II.I,o be sui>ject to ap pravaloftileSecretary,.nd intorpomted into the grant agreement, 17. ConSlructionInspcc!ioll.ndApprov"t.ltwillprovideandmalntaincompctentl<:thnical ,upervi,ion at the oonstruction ,itethrougholitlhe praject 10 aSSllr e thatlhe work conform' to tile pl"m, speciflcOlions, and 'chedule, aprroved i>ythe Secrelar)' fa rthe projecL Ttsh.1I ,ubjectthetonstruttion work onanyprojectcontained in an approved pro jectapplicationlo inspettionandapprov.lbytheSecretaryand'uchworkshallbeinaccordance with Te~'Ulationsondprot<:dure'pre'crii>edbylheSecretory.Suthregulatiomandprocedures shall requiresuth tostand progress Teporting by the 'pon'Dr or'ponsoTS of such project a, the Secremry shall deem necessary '". PI.nningProjccIS. Tn corrying out planning projects: , [twill execute the project inaccordante withthe.pproved program narrative contained in the pToject applicolion or with themodifLc ations ,imilarlyapproved, O. Ttwill furnish the SeCrellH)'witilsuch periodk reportJ OS rcquired pertaining to the planning project and planning workaclivities, , llwill;nclude in all publi,hed m.terbl prepared in tonnection with t he planning pTDjecta notice that the material was prepared under a gr'n1 provided hy the Un;ted Statc'. " [twill m.ke such mmerial a""Hable for examin.tion by the pubiic, and agreesthatnomaterialpreparedwithfund,underthisprojectshoilbe subjeclto wpyright in the Lnited States or any othercouatry. , ltwillgivetheSecretaryunresrritted.uthoritYlOpubiish,d;,c1ose, disrribute, and othel'wi,c uSe any of the materiol prepared in tonnett ion withthi,grant, ; Ttwi]] grant the Secretarylhe right to di,approve the sponsor's employment of specific consultants ond their ,ubcontractors 10 do a]] Or any p>rrt ofthi , project a, well as the rightlO disapprove the proposed scope and co stof profession.lserv;ces, , ttwill gmntthe Secretary the righl to di,approve the use of the spo nsor's empioyeeslO do a]] Or any par1 of the pToject. , Ttunderst.nds and agrees that the Secret'f)"s approvol ofth;sprojett grant ortheSecrelary'sapprovalof.nyp;anningmoterlaldevdopedaBpartof thi'grantdoes notconslilute Dr imply.ny a"u,""ce or commitment on the p.rt of the Secretaf)'lO opprove any pending or furure application fora FederalairpDr1gmm, '" Oper.tion and Jl-IahHen.nce , TI:e airport Jnd all fatilitieswhicha,-eneces.,arytose"e the aeTO nautical use"ofthe~irport,otherthanfuoilitiesownedartonlrol;edbytheUn;tc<i Statcs, shall be operated at all time' in. safe and serviceabie condi tionand in accoTd.nce '",.';th the minimum ,tandards as moy be re4uired or pre,eribedbyapplicableFerieral,statcandlotalagenciesforma;menance and operation. Itwillnotc"useorperrnit.ny aotiviry or action thereon ~'~ich would iiLterfere with its u"' foroirpart purpose, ltwiil suitably Aif]lortAssumnce, (3/2r,OS) , , " , ( operate and maintain the airport and all fucill(le.s therenn or connected thel'ewith,wilh due regard to climatic and flood conditions, Any proposal tOlempnrarilyclosethealrportfnrnon-aeronauticalpurpnsesffi"stfirstbe apprnl'ed by the Secretary, In furtherance of this assumnee, the sponsor will nave Ineffecr arrangements for- (I) Opel1lting the airpnrt's aeronautical facilities whenever required; (2) Promptlyrnarking and lighting hatards resulting from airport conditions,includingtemporarycondition,;and (3)Promptlynotifyingairmennfany condition affecting aerollilutical u,eofthe airport, Nothing contained herein shall be construed to require that the airport be operated for aeronautical u,e dudngternporar)' pel'iods when snow, llood or other climatic conditions interfere with such operation andrnaintenance. Further,nothingherein.shallbeconSlrLled.'requiringtnemaintenance, repair,re'toration,orreplacementofanYSlmcrureorfacility which is substanti"iiy damaged or de'll"oyed duelO anaetofGodorothercondition or circumsta.nce beyond the controi of the sponsor, ,. llwillsuit"blyoperateandmaintainnoisecornpatibilityprograrnitems th"t it owns orcontroi,uponwhich Fedemi funds have been expended. 20. H.zard RernovaJ.nd Mitig>ttion. It wili take appl'Opriate action tn as,ure that such terminal airspace a, is required to protect in'trurnent and visu"1 operations to the airporr (incJudingestablished minimum flight aititude,) wiii be adequateiycleru:e dand protected by removing,inwering,reloc"ting,mru:king,orllghtingorotherwisemitigatingexistingairporr haz;ru:dsafidbYPl'eventingtheestablishmentorcreationoffutureairporrhozards, u. LompaltbieLand Use. Itwijt take appropriate ac:t;on, to the extem reason able, including the "doptionof zoning laws, to restric:ttheuseofhllldadjacenttoorin the immediate vicinityoftheaitporrtoactivitie,,,,,d purposes compatibie with normal airpo rtoperations, inciuding landing ""d takeoffofaircraft. In additiOfi,ifthe projec:t is for noise c ompatibility program irnpiementation, it will notcallse or permit "ny ch""ge in land use, w ilhinits jnri,diction, that will reduce its compatibility, with respect to the "irpo rt,ofthenoise compatibility pl'Ogram meaSul'es upon which Federal funds have been expended, ". Economic Nondi,etirnination. , 1twillmaketheairportavaiiabieas""air~rtforpublicuseonreasonable termsandwithoutunjustdi,eriminationtoaiitYP""kind,andcla.<lscsof aeronautical activities, including commerciai aeronautical activities offering services to the pubiic atlhe airport. , In any agreement, contract, iease, or other arrangement und.r which al'ight or privilege at the airport is granted to anypen;on, firm, or corporation to conductortoengageinanyael'Onanticaiactivityforfurnishingservkesto the pubilc at the airport, the sponsor wiii insert and enforce provisions requiring the contractor to- OJ furnish said services on a reasonabie, andnotunjustlydlscrirniMtory, basi'toaiinsersthereof,and (2) charge reasonabie,andnotunjustlydlscriminatory, prices for each unitorservice,providedlh"tthecoolractor may be "liowed to make reasonable""dnondiscriminatorydls<:onoTI;,rebates,orothersimllar typesofpricereduction'tovolumepurcha,ers. AirportAssul'""ce,(JI2005) , , Each fi,ed-bastd operator at the aiTporrshallbesubjecllOI!le ,ame rales, fee"rentals, andodler charges a< are uniform]y applicable to all Olh or fLxed_ba'ed operalors making the same or similar use, of such airport a nd utllizing the same or similar facililie<. , EachaircarrierusingsuchairpOrl,hallhavolherighiIGServiceilselfor 10 useanyfixed_basedoperaloTthatisauthorizedoTpermiuedbylheairport to serve any aLrca"ieralsuch airport. , Eachaircarrieru,iogsuchairpoJ"[(Whetherasatenant,nonten.nt,or subltnam of another air carrier ttnanl) shall be subject to such nondiscTiminatoryanJ,ubstantiallycomparablerules,regulalions, condiIions,r.tes,fees,rentals,a~doln"rchargeswi[hrespeclwfaciliti", directly and substantially relakd 10 pwviding air transpormtion as are appllcabktoallsuchaircarri~-rswhi"hmakesimilaruseofsuchairpott and utilize similar facililies, ,ubject 10 reasonable cla\sifications such as tenams or oon wnantsand signmo,y carl'ie" and non signatory carrier'. CbssifLcarionorstalusJSltnantorsignatoryshallnotbeunreasonabIy withheld by any airpon p,ovided an ai,carrie,as.<miles obligatlons subs!antially similarIo those alreadylmposed on air carrie" in S uch c\assificationorstatus. , !Lwillnmexerciseorgrantanyrigh,or privilege which operates to prev en' anYP~'T"on, [irm,orcorpOIation operating aircraft on the airpott frOlll performing any services on;ts own aircraft wim it>; own employees [including, but not limited 10 lIlaintenance, repair, and fuelingJ tha,lt m ay choose to perforlll. " InIhe evenlthesponsoritselfexerciscs allY of the Tights and pIil'i leg"s . referred to in rllis assmance, the services involved will be provided on the same condition' as would apply 10 the furnishing of such 5ervices by commercial aeronautical service pTGviders authorlzed by the spomoru ndcT lheseprovi,ions, " Th" spon'or may establish such reasonablt, and nOIuTIjusIly discrimin.tory"ondilions 10 be melby all users of the airport as maybe ntCessary for dIe safe and tfficient opeTation of the airport, , T"~'pon'ormay prohibit or llrnitany given typt, kind orcl.ss of aeronautical use of the airport ifsuch action is ntctssa,,'forthe saf c operation oflhe airron or nec.ssary 10 <erve tbe civil aviaIionneeds ofIhe public. 13. f.,c1uSiveRigbts,t(willpem,ilnoexdusiv"rightfort"euseoftheairporr by any person prov;ding,ar intendingIO provide, aeronamical ,ervictsto the public. For purposcsofthi, paragraph,lhtproviding of the services alan airporr by a singlt fLxed- based operator shall nOlbeoormruedasanexchJ<iverig.,tifbothoflhefollowingapply . It would beunrea50nably costly, burdtn5ome, or impraclioal fOT mor ethanone fixd-baseJ operator 10 provides"oh services, and , If allowing more than one fLxed-based opeTatorto provide ,uch strvice ,would rtyuirelhereJUClionofspacel.asedpuTSuamtoane,istingagreemem btIw.en,uchsingle:ixed_basedoperatoTandsuc!lairpon. llfur1heragreeslha:ilwillnOl,ertherdirecLlyorindireClly,granIorpermilanyperson,iirm, or corporalion, the exdusive righI at l'lO airpor1tocondllclany atron autioalactivities, :ncluding, bLl1not lirniledto charter mghts, pilotu-aining, aircraftren llll and sighIsee;og, aerial photography, orop dUSling, aerial advtnisingand surveying ,aiTcarrieroperations, A;rpon:Assu"nce<O.i200S) . aircraft sales and service"sale of aviation petroleum product>; whetber or not conducredin conjunctionwithotheraeronauticalactivlty,repairandmJintenanceofaircraft, sale of all'craftparUl,andanyotheractivitieswhlchbecauseoftheirdirectrelation,hip to the operation ofaircraftcan be regatded JSan JeronJuticalactivity,andthatitwill terminaleany eKClu.,ive right to conduutan aeronaulical activity now existing at 'uc hanalrportbeforethe granl of any as.istance under TitJe 49, Uniled States Code. 24. Fee and Rental Struoture. It will mainla;na fee and renlal structure for the fuci lltiesDJ1d ,ervices at the airpOrl which will make the J;rpOrlJS3elf"ustainingas possibleunderlhe circumstance.existingatlheparticularairporl,laklngimOllCcount,ucbfJClorsas the volume of trafficB.lld economy ofoolleclion. No part of the Federal share ofanairpol'tdevelo pment,airporl plB.llnlng or noi'ecompatibilityprojectforwhich agran\;s made under Tit le49,Gni!edStates Code, the Airport and Airway Improvement Act of 1982, the Federal Ail'port Act 01' the Airpol't andAlrwayDevelopmenlAclOfl97D shaJJ be included in the rate basis ineslabl isbingfees, rale., and charges for users oftlull airport. 25. AirportRevenues. .. All revenUes generated bylhe Jirporlandany 10cJltaxes on aviation fue I eSlabllshedafterDecember3D,1987,willbeexpendedbyilforthecapit.lor opemtingcost>;oflheairporl;thelocalairport'Y"tem;orolhel'localfacilltie, which are owned or operaled by the OWner Or operalor of the airport Jnd which are direclly and subsmntially relalell 10 the actual airtransportalion of passengers or property; or for noise mitigation purposes On or off the airport , Provided,nowever,thal ifcovenant, or assUrances in debl obligations is,ue d befureSeplember3,1981,bytheowneroroperatoroftheairporl,orprov;sion, enactedbeforeSeplember3,J982,ingovemingstatutoscontroJJjngtheownel' oroperalO~'flJ1ancing,providefurtheuseoftherevenues itomanyofthe airportowneroropel'ator',faciJities,includlng theajrpoIT, 10 SUPI'Orl no tonly u'e airport bUl a1,0 the airport owner or operator"general debt obligation, or othel'faciJilies,thenthi,llmitalionontheu,eofalJrevenuesgeneraledbytne an-Port(and,inll1ecaseofapublicairport,looaltaxesonaviJtjonfuel)shall nOlapply. b. ABPartoftheannual,JuditrequiredundertneSingleAudirAclofI984,the sponsorwilldirectthatlheauditwillreview,lUtdtberesultingaudltreportwill provide an oplnion concel'nlng, the u,e ofJirportrevellueandtaxes in paragrapn(J), and indicaling whetber funds pJ;d or trlUtsferred to the OWner Or operatorarepaidortran,fefl'edlnamannerconsislelltwilhTitle49,United SlalesCodeandanyoll1erapPlicableprovisionoflsw,includinganyregulation promulg.led by the Secrelary or Admini,trator. , Any civil penJllie, or otber 'anclions will be impo,ed for violalion ofthi, as'uranoe in accordance with tne provisious ofSeclion47107 of Tille 49, UniredStatesCode. 26,Reportsandln.pections.Ilwill; , ,ubmitlotheSecretary,ucnannualol'specialfln.ncialandoperation,reports as the Secrelllry may re"'onably leqnest and make ,uch repom avaiJable to the pnbllc; makeav.ilable 10 the pnblicatreasonabletimes and places a I'eport of theairportbudgetin a formal prescribed bytneSeoretary; b for airport development projects, make the airport and all airpol't recllrds an d dooument,affeotinglneairpor,inoludingdeed"le",o<,operationanduse AirportAssurancesC3/2G05) W .. , , "~reemen(s, regulations and other instrument>, "vail.blefor inspection by any duly authorized agent of the Secr"lliryuponreosonablerequeSl: c. fornoisecompalibili!y program projec'-',makerecordsanddocument' , elating to:h, rroiec~"nd continued oompliance with the teTrn', conditions, and o",umncesofthe grant ogreement including deed"l.ase5,agreements, regulations,ond otheT InSlruments, av.il.ble for mspection by.ny duly .uthorizedagemo:lheSecTetaryupOtlrc",onablerequesl;and d. ioo format and time pTescTibed by the Secrel3ry, provide 10 the Secretary "no make avaiiJblelO the public followmg each of its fiscal years, an annual report Irstingindetai]; (i) 01] amounts paid by the airport to anyolherun;tofgovernmem and the pu,!,osesfQrwhicheachsuchraymentwasmade:and (ii:1 all ser\'lc", and property provided by the a'lJ'ortto other units ofgovemment andtheamountofcompensationreceivedforprovisionofeachsueh ,eTvice and propeIty, 17. Use by Gov.nlm,m AiI'CI'"ft. It will make available all of~be fucilities of the a;lJ'ort developed with Federal finane;al assislance and.1I those usable for landing and t.keoffof ai"r.ft [() tbe United States for use by Government a;rcraft in oommOn wi~b other aircraft at all times wIthout charge, except. if the use by Government aircraft is substant,al, charge may be made fOT a Teasonableshare, proportional W suehuse, for the cost ofoperming ~nd ma;nUliningthe fucllilies used Cnless othem';," determined by~he Secretary, or Olhem'ise agreed to by the sponsor.nd the us;ngagency,subst.mial LLseofana irport by Government aircraft will be considered to ex;stwhen operalion,of,uch aircraft"'eine~eessoftho'e whieh,intheopinionoftheSecretary,wouldundulyinterferewithuseoftheland;ngare~s by other authorized aircraft, or dUT;ng any calendar monU, that- , Five (5) or more Government "ircraft are regularly ba,ed at the airporror on land adjacent lhereto; or , The [Oral number of movements (oounting e.eb landing as a movement) of C",vernment "ireraft is 300 Or mOTe. or the !'TOSS acc\lmulative weigh~ of Government aircraft using ~be airport (thelOlal movement ofGovemment aireraftmultipliedbygrossweightsofsuchaircT"ft);sinexcessoffive millionpo\lnds. 28. Land [01' Fed.ral hciliti.s. It w,1I furnlsb without cost to the Federal Go\'ernmem for use in wnnection with any air traffLe conlro! or a;T navigm;on aClivi~ies, Or weatheHeporting .ndcomm\lnicationaCli\'itiesTela~dtoa;rtraffLccon\rol,.nyarellSoflandorwarer,or eSlalelhe,"in, or Tights in buildings ofthesponSOT as the Secre1ary c<lnsideTSntcess.ryor de,irable furconstructiotl,operation,"nd ma;ntenance at Federal e~penseofspaceor facilities for such pUlJ'oses, Such meas or any porlion thereofw;1l be made available", provided berein within four months after receipt ofa ",~itten reques~ from tbe Secretary n AirportL~yo\lt Plan. , 1twill keep up to dme at all times an ai']Jort l.yoUl plan ofthe airport ,;,owing{tlboundariesofthe.;rportandallproposed.dditionsthereto, together w;th lhe boundariesofall offs;te areas owned or controlled bytbe sponsorfoT airporl purpase,.nd proposed additionstherelo; (2) the loc.tiotlandtlalurtof.llex;stingandproposedai'portfacilit,esand struc~uTes (S\lC;' as runways, ",xiw.y" aprons, terminal buildings, h.ng." and roads), includit'g all proposed extetlsions and redue~ions of existing ,irporl iae;; ities; .nd (3) the loca~ion of "II ex;,ting and proposed nonaviation.reasandofallexislingimprovememsthereon.SuebailJ'oIt layomplatlsandeoch.mendmem,rev;';on,ormodifi"miotlthereof,shall AiDOtTAssurances{3/2005} B basubjectrotheapproval of the Secretarywhichapprovalshallbe evidenced by the ,ignature ofadulyauthorizadrepl'esenlative oflhe Secrelilly on the face of the airpOrl layout plan, Tho sponsor will not make orperrnitanychangesol'altel'ations inthe airport or any of its faciHtle. which arenotinconforrnltywiththeairportiayoutplanasappl'oved bylhe SacrelAry and which might, in thaopinion oftheSecretary,adversely affectthe safety, utility or efficiency of the airport, b. Ifa changa or alteration in the airport or tha facililie. i. made which the Secretarydetermina' advel',eIy affects the safaty,utllity,or efficiency of anyfederalIyownad,ieased,orfundedpropertyonoroffthaalrporland which i. not in conformity with the airport layout plan as approved by the Secrelilly,lheowneroroperamrwill,ifreque'ted,bytheSecrelilly{l) eliminate such adva..a affect in a rnannerapproved by the SacrelAry, 01'(2) bear all com ofrelocatingsuchproperty(orreplacementtharaot)to aslle acceptable 10 the Secretary and allcoSlS ofrestoringsuchproperty(or replacement lhereot) to the iavalof,afety, utility,efficiency, arul cost of operation exisling befol'e the uoapprovedchange inthe airporl or its facilities. ". Civil Rights. II wilt comply with such rules a'l are promulgated to a'llure thai no person shall,onthe groundsofrace,creed,coior, national origin, sex, age ,or handicap be excluded from parliclpating in any activitycorulucted with or benefiting from furuls rece ivedfromthi, granl. Thi'a'l,ul'anceobligataSlha'ponsorfor the period duriugwhich Federaltinancial as,istanceis axtended to the progrlim,except where Federal financial assist aneei'lo provide, or is in the fOITn ofpel'sollill property or raal pl'opertyor interest therein or structures or improvements thareon in which c",ethe assul'anCa obHgates the sponsor or any trans feree for Ibe longer of the foilowingperlods,(a)theperiod duringwbichthepl' opertyisusedfor. purpose fol' which Federal finoncial a'l.i.tance is extended, or fO" another purpose involvin~ tlleprO\'lSion of similar services or benefits, or (b) tbe period duringwl:tich thesponsol' retaill8ownarshiporpossessionoftbeproparty, ,.. Dispo,.1 of Land. , For land purchased und.r a!.ranlfOl'airportnoisecompatibilitypnrposes, it will di.poseoflhe land,whenthe land isno longeI' needed fOI'.ucb purposas, at fair market value, attheearliostpracticabietime.Thalporti on oftbe proceeds ofsuch disposlllon which I,proportionate to the United Slates' share of acquisition of such land will,at the discretion of the SacrelAry, (1) be paid to the Secretory for dapo.ilio Ibe TruSI Fund, or (2) be I'alnve'ted in an approved noisecompatibilityprojact "' pl'e'erlb ed by the Secretary,includinglhepurchaseofJ1Onresidemial buildings or propertyinthevicinityofresidenllalbuildingsorpropertypreviously pUl'chasedbytbea;rporlJsparlofanoisecompatibilltypI'O!,'Tam, b. For land purchasedunderagrantforalrportdevelopmenl purpose. (otber than noiseeompatibllity),itwill,whenth. land i,no longer naadad for airporlpnrposes,disposeofsueh lond al fair market value or make available to the Secretary an amount aqual 10 th. Unit.d States' proportionata share of the fair market value ofthelaad. That pOrlion of the proceeds of such disposition wbkh i. pl'oportiooate to the United Slate.' ,hare oftbecostofacqnisitionofsuch iandwill,(l)upon applicationtotheSecretary,be reinvested inanothereligible airport improvement projector projects approvad byth. Secr.tary at lhat airport or within lha nalional ail'porl sygtem, or (2) be paid m the Secretary for depo,itintheTrustFundifnoaligiblaprojactexists. Airporl Assuraru:es (312005) " o. Lancshalibecon,ide,edlobenetdtdfQTairportpurPOSOSUllderlhis assuranceif{i) it may be "oeded ioraeroTIau[;oalpurpa,",(induding TU"Waypro\eClion ?.ontsl or servo as llQi,e buffer Iond,and (2) the revenU " from inler;m use,of,uch land conIribule, 10 the fLnancialself-suffi cionc)' oiille airporL tUTlher, land purchased with a grnnt reoeived by an airp ort operator or OWller befoTe December 3t, 1987,w;1I be considered to be n,ededfoTairportpurposesiftheSecrelaryorFederalagencymakingsuch grantbeforeDeoember3t, ln7, w~s notified by the QPo"'tor or owner of lh,use> orsuch latld,did nOl object to such use, and the land conlinu .'10 beustd for l"al purpose, such uso having commenced no later than December 15, 1989. " Dispos;tiQnQfsuchlandunder(a)(b)oT(o)willbe,ubjecltothereI.mion orreservalionofanyimeroSlorrightthereinneoessarytoensurelhOlSuch iandwiiionlybousodforpurposeswhiohareccrnpatiblewithnoiseiovois .."ooiatedwithopomtionofthoairpolt, 3'. Engineering .nd D.!ign SOr\'b,s. It will award each cont'"C~ Or ,ub-contract for program managemont,consrructionmanagemonl,planning,rudies,feasibilitystudies,arohiteotural sorvicos,prelim;nary engineering, de,ign, enginoering, ,urveying,mo pp;ngorrelated service,w;ch re'pectto the project in che same manner os a contract for ar chitecruroland eugiueering services is nogot;med under Title IX oflhe Ftderal Property a ndAdminisrrative Services Act of 1949 or an equivalontqual;ficm;ons-bosed requirement prescrib.dfororby chespansoroftheolrport, ". Foreign Market Restrictiun'. It will not allow funds provided under chis grant to be usod to fund anyprojeClwhich uses any produot or servico ofaforeign countrydur ingtbeperiodin whioh such foreign wuntry is listed bytlle United States Trade Reprt>entarivo as denying fair and equitable markot opportunitie' for product' ond suppliers 0 ftheL'niledStatosin procurerneut.ndCOtlSIrUClion. ". Poli<ies,Stand.rds,andSpe<inealion,.ltwHlcarryouttheprojeotinaccordancewith policies, 'landards, ond spocifications approved by the Secretary i ncludingbut not limited to theadvi,orycircularslisIed;ntheCurrentFAAAdvisoryCircularsforAIPprojecT-',daled _and includod in this granl, and in accordanco with opplicable st.te pol icies,'landard" andspecificationsopprol'edbytheSeoretary' ;;. H.clotationandRo.1PropertyAcqu;';tion.(1)ltwillboguidedinacquiringrealproperty, IOthegrealestextentpract;cableundorStatelaw,bythelandacquisition polidosin Subpari Bof4gCFRPart24a"dwillpayorreimbursepropertyownersfornecessaryexpen<eo"" specified in SubpotTlJ (2) It will provide ardocation as,istatlceprogrnm offering the servicosdesoribedinSubpartCandfairandreasonablerelocalionpaymom'llilda"istance 10 displaced persons as required inSubparlDandfOof49CFRPart24,(3 )Itwillmakt ovaHoblo within 0 r,"sonableperiod of time prior to d;,placomont, comparable replacement dwelli"gstodi'plaotdperso",itlaccordane<withSubpartEof49CFR Part 24. ;;. flC<"" Bllnl,r<ily Buse,. The airpotT ow"e, or operator will perm;!, to tbe maximum exte"tpractioable,irrterci:y buses Or olhermodes of trans po nation t o have acces, to the airport,however,ilha,noobligationtofundspecialfacilitiesforintorci:y'bu",s or for other modesofl;.nSp"rlatiotl, 37. DisadnnlagcdlJusinossE"terpr;,es,Thereo;pieulshallnotdiscriminate on the basi,of rae<, color, natio"al origin or s.' in the award and performance ohoy DOT.as'i'ted contract or irl the odmioisuation of its DBE progmm or Ule requiroments of 49 CFR Part 26 TheRecipient,"alll1ke all necessary and reJsonablestep' u"der4~ CFR ParI 26 to onsuTO Ai:portAsscrancesf3.'1'JoJ5) B , , non discrimination in the award and admini,tration afDOT-assisted conrract<. Tne r.dpient"DBEprogrnm,asrequiredby49CFRParl~6,andasapprov.dbyDOT,is inCOlpOr.led by referenoe in lhis agreement. Implementation oflhisprogram isa legal obligation and failure to carry out its lerms shaJI be treated as aviolationofthisag reemenl. Upon notification to the recipient of its failure to carry out its approved program, the Departrnent may impose 'laI1ctio11'las provided for under Part 26 and may, inappropriate eMes. refer the matter for enforcement under 18 U,S,c. 1M! andlQr tne Program Fraud Civil Remedies Ac(of 19&6 (31 V.S.C. 3801). ". Hon"". Construdinn.lfthe airport owner or operator and a person who owns an aircraft agree that a hangar is to be ""nst,-ucted at the airport fur the aircraft atthe aircraftowne ,'s e;:pen.e,thealrl'OrtoWlleroroperatotwillgranttolhealrcraftoWI\erforthehangaralong tennleaselhati"ubjecttosuchlermsandconditionsonthehangarastbeairport owner or operator may impose. ". Competitive Access, , Iftbe airport o'Mter or operatm ofa medium m large bub airport (as deftned in ,ectlon47102oftltle49,U.S.C.)hasbeenunable to accommodate one or more reque,[S by an air carrier for access to gatesm otherf.ciliti"".tthat.irporlinorderlo.llowthe.ircarriertoprovide servicotothe.irportor to expand service aI the airp<lrt, tbe airp<lrt owner or operatm shall transmit a report to tbe Secretary that- L Descrihestherequests; 2. Provides an explanation as 10 why tbe requo'l'could not be acoommod.tod;and 2 Provides a time frame withinwbicb,ifany, tbe airport will he able to accommodatetbe requests, b. Suob report sb.II be due on eitberFebru.ry I or AU~'\I5t I of each year if tbe a<rport has been unable to accommodatetherequest(') in the ,Ix month period prim to the applicable due date. Airport As>urances (3.'2005) "