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Home My WebLink About2022-11-17 Info Packet City Council I nformation Packet November 17, 2022 IP1.Council Tentative Meeting S chedule Miscellaneous IP2.Memo from Airport Manager: I owa D O T Economic I mpact S tudy of Aviation in I owa IP3.Civil S ervice E xamination: Maintenance Worker I - Transit IP4.Civil S ervice E xamination: Mechanic I I I - Transit IP5.Civil S ervice E xamination: Parking E nforcement A ttendant Draft Minutes IP6.Board of Adjustment: November 9 November 17, 2022 City of Iowa City Page 1 Item Number: 1. November 17, 2022 Council Ten tative Meeting Sched u l e AT TAC HM E NT S : Description Council Tentative Meeting S chedule City Council Tentative Meeting Schedule Subject to change November 17, 2022 Date Time Meeting Location Tuesday, December 6, 2022 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Saturday, January 7, 2023 8:00 AM Budget Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, January 10, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Wednesday, January 11, 2023 2:00 PM Budget Work Session (CIP)City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, January 24, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, February 7, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, February 21, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, March 7, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, March 21, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, April 4, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, April 18, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, May 2, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, May 16, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, June 6, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, June 20, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, July 11, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, August 1, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, August 15, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, September 5, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, September 19, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, October 3, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, October 17, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Monday, November 6, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, November 21, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, December 12, 2023 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Item Number: 2. November 17, 2022 Memo from Airp ort Man ager: Iowa D O T Econ omic Imp act Study of Aviation in Iowa AT TAC HM E NT S : Description Memo from Airport Manager: I owa D O T Economic I mpact S tudy of Aviation in I owa Date: November 15, 2022 To: City Manager, City Council From: Airport Manager Re: Iowa DOT Economic Impact Study of Aviation in Iowa Over the past year, the Iowa DOT has undertaken efforts to collect data and information which could be used to quantify and ev aluate the uses and benefits of aviation in Iowa. The last time the Iowa DOT presented an economic impact study on aviation was in 2006. At the time, the Iowa City Municipal Airport was measured to have an $11.2 million annual economic impact to our local economy. Today, that value has increased to $24 million along with increases in the numbers of businesses and employees using aviation to directly support private companies like Jet Air, or Care Ambulance. Additionally , the University of Iowa’s Operator Performance Laboratory has grown to accommodate a number of undergraduate and graduate researchers with specialties in a wide variety of engineering and biomedical sciences. Attached is the Executive Summary of the Iowa DOT’s Iowa Aviation Economic Impact Report which can also be found here, along with the full technical report: https://iowadot.gov/aviation/aviation-in-iowa/Aviations-impact-on-Iowas-economy Additionally, attached is the snapshot of the Iowa City Municipal Airport’s economic impact to the local economy. This snapshot can also be found online here: https://secure.iowadot.gov/aviation/data_driven/publicatio ns/EconomicImpactReport/EIRIOW.pd f ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! 1 1 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! $6.4B TOTAL ANNUAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY WHAT IS AVIATION'S IMPACT? The Iowa DOT prepared the 2022 Aviation Economic Impact Report to better understand how the aviation system works and the importance of the aviation industry to the state’s economy. Businesses and individuals rely on aviation to move them quickly and to deliver a variety of specialized aviation services that keep Iowa competitive. Aerospace businesses provide services and products that are crucial to the state and national economies. This summary highlights some of the many important uses of aviation throughout the state and identifies aviation’s quantitative and qualitative benefits to residents and businesses. 41,000 TOTAL AVIATION-SUPPORTED JOBS THE BIG ANSWER Aviation in Iowa has an impact of $6.4 billion in total annual economic activity. Economic activity is the sum of payroll and spending by organizations linked to aviation. Annual economic activity can be thought of as dollars flowing into the state's economy as a result of aviation activity. This figure includes businesses located on and off airports, construction activity, and visitor spending. Nearly 41,000 total job impacts are supported by aviation activities in Iowa. These jobs span across major industries that are the foundation of Iowa's economy. In addition to economic impacts, aviation activity generates $124 million in tax revenue annually, contributing to the financial well-being of state and local governments. TAX REVENUE GENERATED $124M ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! 2 WHAT DOES AVIATION INCLUDE? Many kinds of uses and activities contribute to aviation's impact on the Iowa economy. "Aviation" includes any entity that is either directly involved in aviation, aviation services, or those that rely on and benefit from the presence of aviation services. Activity at airports can include anything from commercial passenger and air cargo flights, to pilot instruction and aircraft maintenance, to military aviation activities. These, plus other forms of aviation, add up to SIGNIFICANT economic impacts. FACTS & FIGURES Iowa provides a high quality of life to its residents and offers a friendly business climate. This fact is influenced by a myriad of factors - aviation being a major one. Accessibility to aviation creates time- savings, economic efficiencies, and most importantly, enables human connections. Aviation is an important transportation asset and one worth investing in. 250+ ON-AIRPORT BUSINESSES $105M ANNUAL CAPITAL SPENDING 1 MILLION+ ANNUAL VISITORS 3,000+ AIRCRAFT 5,700+ PILOTS 16 AIR AMBULANCE BASES 400+ AG AIRCRAFT 20+ AEROSPACE BUSINESSES $425M VISITOR SPENDING 25+ AIRLINE NONSTOPS Airports in Iowa provide positive customer experiences to commercial service passengers. Airline boardings have more than doubled since 1980, and are up nearly 50 percent since 2000, processing more than 4 million passengers annually. 3 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! AVIATION SUPPORTS GROWTH OF IOWA'S BUSINESSES GAINING EFFICIENCY WITH AVIATION ACCESSIBILITY Aviation is a tool that contributes to the efficiency and success of many companies in Iowa. Beyond jobs directly related to aviation, businesses are able to boost productivity through the use of general aviation, commercial aviation, and air cargo services. In addition to the 41,000 total job impacts supported by aviation activity, it is estimated that there are 166,000 Iowa-based employees that fly commercially each year. These employees are estimated to generate $10 billion in annual payroll and $25 billion in annual economic activity. It is important to note that these jobs are not entirely aviation dependent, but that aviation helps these employees and their companies be more efficient and successful. DID YOU KNOW…In addition to major air cargo carriers such as FedEx, UPS, DHL, and Amazon, numerous smaller cargo carriers deliver just-in-time shipments. From 2019 to 2020, 20 on-demand cargo carriers flew nearly 1,000 flights to and from 20 Iowa airports using smaller jet, turboprop, and piston aircraft. CORPORATE, COMMERCIAL AND CARGO FLIGHTS KEEP IOWA BUSINESSES CONNECTED Through study data collection efforts, nearly 1,400 businesses were documented as using Iowa's airports. These businesses belong to a wide range of industries, from healthcare, to agriculture, to finance, and more. According to data from FAA's National Offload Program, Iowa airports supported flights to 2,061 unique destinations across 49 states and 27 countries. Ease of access makes our business easier, but it is not a crucial factor…until we need to get someplace fast. -Iowa Business Owner " 4 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! AIR AMBULANCE University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (UIHC) operates three air ambulance facilities around the state. Through its sites in Iowa City, Waterloo, and Dubuque, UIHC serves Iowa with 24/7 access to one of the most renowned hospital systems in the state. UIHC bases facilitate emergency medical response missions as well as patient transport activity. With three helicopters in its fleet, UIHC has accessibility to remote locations, busy urban areas, and everywhere in between to serve Iowa’s residents and visitors with around the clock care. The total annual economic impact associated with air ambulance operations in Iowa is estimated at $449 million. BUSINESS AVIATION Vermeer Corporation in Pella relies upon aviation to conduct business and maintain its machinery at client sites around the country. The time-savings and efficiency realized from using aircraft near its facility makes the costs associated with general aviation well worth it. When a piece of Vermeer equipment located across the country needs emergency maintenance, mechanics are sent directly to the site in the morning and can be back at home the same day. This capability keeps clients happy, generates business, and illustrates the value that Vermeer places on its employees’ time and importance to the company. AERIAL APPLICATION Agriculture is one of the pillars of Iowa’s economy and aviation has an important role in maintaining that status. Agricultural sprayers based at Iowa airports, private facilities, or out-of-state airports use Iowa airports to refuel and restock to keep Iowa’s farms healthy and productive throughout the growing season. Over 5 million acres are sprayed by aircraft on an annual basis in Iowa, enhancing farm productivity and crop yields across the state. It is estimated that agricultural aviation contributes $373 million to the state's economy each year as a result of increased crop productivity. AVIATION IS CRUCIAL FOR IOWA BUSINESSES, HOSPITALS, AGRICULTURE, & MORE 5 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! CENTRAL IOWA Des Moines International Airport (DSM) is the largest commercial service airport in Iowa. Legacy and low-cost carriers offer service to destinations around the U.S., connecting Iowans for business and leisure travel. Major businesses, like Meredith and Principal that employ over 7,000 people in Iowa, own and operate general aviation aircraft from the airport. Air cargo carriers including FedEx, UPS, and Amazon also operate at the airport. Finally, the airport has significant military, general aviation, control tower, rental car, and vehicle parking operations. WESTERN IOWA Council Bluffs Municipal Airport (CBF) is a busy general aviation airport serving the Omaha metropolitan area's population of over one million. The fixed-base operator, Revv Aviation, is a regional brand that is a do-it-all aviation business providing charter, maintenance, flight instruction, and aircraft rental to users of all ability. The airport is also home to Iowa Western Community College’s aircraft maintenance program, which is preparing the next generation of aircraft mechanics to meet the need for skills that are in high demand. Airport stakeholders seek to further diversify its user-base and are continuing to invest in hangar development and other opportunities to improve airport facilities and services. EASTERN IOWA Iowa City Municipal Airport (IOW) is a major asset for this high-profile college town. The airport’s fixed-base operator, Jet Air, provides critical flight services for medical patients and organ transplants. The University of Iowa maintains a presence at the airport through its healthcare provider, UIHC, as well as through the Operator Performance Laboratory, a research and flight test facility that is at the cutting edge of technology innovations. Throughout the year, and especially on fall game days, the airport is a hub of aircraft activity. DIVERSE ACTIVITY AT AIRPORTS ACROSS THE STATE ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! 6 Charter Flight Instruction When an aircraft is in need of a repair, annual inspection, or overhaul, Iowa's FBOs are there to help get pilots back in the air. Aircraft Maintenance Aircraft Rental IOWA'S 62 FBOs SUPPORT OVER 500 JOBS FIXED BASE OPERATORS, OR FBOs, ARE THE BACKBONE OF IOWA'S AIRPORTS, OFFERING MANY VITAL SERVICES THAT HELP USERS REACH THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL. LISTED BELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF THE IMPORTANT SERVICES OFFERED BY MANY FBOs THROUGHOUT IOWA. Flight instruction for prospective pilots or pilots seeking ratings/endorsements are available through many FBOs. The future pilot population is fostered through education and instruction offered at Iowa airports. Owning an aircraft may be out of reach for some pilots. Aircraft rentals are available through FBOs for training, travel, and recreational flying, providing an affordable and accessible alternative to aircraft ownership. Charter services offered by FBOs assist businesses, athletic teams, and even medical professionals get to where they need to be; on-time, anytime. DOING IT ALL: FIXED BASE OPERATORS 35 35 380 80 80 2020 29 Fort Dodge Burlington Muscatine MountPleasant FairfieldOttumwa Centerville Osceola Creston Red Oak Shenandoah Clarinda Council Bluffs Atlantic Winterset Knoxville Pella Oskaloosa Washington Newton Iowa City Waterloo Cedar Rapids DubuqueSioux City Denison Harlan Perry Davenport Clinton GrinnellAnkeny Marshalltown Marion Monticello Manchester Independence Iowa Falls Ames(2) BooneCarroll Webster City Hampton Allison Charles City Decorah Waverly Oelwein Le Mars Maurice Sibley Estherville Algona Spencer (2)Sheldon Cherokee Storm Lake Forest City Des Moines (3) Mason City AIRPORTS WITH FBOs (58) Bloomfield Keokuk FBOs Across the State REPUTABLE BRANDS National and regional FBO brands that are well- known and highly regarded among the pilot community call numerous Iowa airports home. EXTENSIVE AVAILABILITY Often serving as the first impression of a community, Iowa's FBOs provide crucial services at 58 airports around the state. These businesses offer important amenities for the general aviation community. 7 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! Aerospace and aviation manufacturing businesses are located around the state and offer avionics, aircraft parts, and specialized repair. AEROSPACE MILITARY AIR CARGO PUBLIC SAFETY Six military installations with aviation activity are located at airports in Boone, Davenport, Des Moines, Fort Dodge, Sioux City, and Waterloo. Over 93,000 tons of cargo is shipped by air annually through Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. Aircraft are used to support traffic enforcement, search and resue, natural disaster response, major events, and emergency relays. IOWA AT THE LEADING EDGE AIRLINE SERVICE Iowa is home to eight airports offering commercial airline service from seven different domestic carriers to more than 25 nonstops. UAS Over 3,000 remote pilots and a number of organizations in Iowa are using or developing Uncrewed Aircraft Systems. Iowa's remote pilot population has grown 54 percent annually over the past six years. ATHLETIC CHARTERS Collegiate, semi-professional, and professional sports teams rely on Iowa's airports to make our favorite sporting events possible including football, basketball, baseball, golf, volleyball, track, and auto racing. 8 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! INVESTING IN OUR AIRPORTS $1 OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURES AT AIRPORTS CORRELATES TO $16 OF ANNUAL ECONOMIC BENEFIT TO THE STATE ECONOMY OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS, AN AVERAGE OF $105 MILLION WAS SPENT ANNUALLY ON CAPITAL PROJECTS AT IOWA AIRPORTS. THIS SPENDING ON CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY DIRECTLY SUPPORTS OVER 500 JOBS. RETURN ON CAPITAL INVESTMENT Funding for capital expenditures from local governments helps leverage millions of dollars from the FAA and State of Iowa each year. Government financial assistance for airport projects also helps generate private investment, which averages approximately $10 million annually. IMPROVEMENTS KEEP IOWA COMPETITIVE FOR THE FUTURE The FAA, state, and local governments contribute to capital projects annually that range from pavement maintenance, to equipment purchases, to building improvements. Major private investments are often made possible with capital investment initiated by the airports. Examples include projects such as new cargo buildings for FedEx and UPS at Des Moines International and Eastern Iowa as well as those needed to support business aviation activity. 9 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! BENEFITS COME IN THE FORM OF: $18.1M $96.9M INCOME TAXES • Employees of airports and business tenants • Capital investment- supported employees • Visitor spending- supported employees $1.8M AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION FEES $1.7M AVIATION FUEL TAX When these taxable events are considered, it’s estimated that airports and airport-supported activities contribute $115 million in annual state and local tax revenues. It is important to note that this estimate is based only on direct economic impacts identified in this analysis, not indirect/induced impacts. In addition to the above tax benefits, aviation activities generate over $9 million in tax revenues from fuel sales, aircraft registration, and aircraft sales. INCOME TAX ON EMPLOYEES OF... SALES TAX ON SPENDING BY... $11.4M $19.2M $1.0M $700,000 $5.9M $43.7M $33.3M $115M ANNUAL SALES AND INCOME TAX REVENUE ANNUAL INCOME TAX ANNUAL SALES TAX $5.8M USE TAX AIRPORT ACTIVITY ALSO GENERATES STATE AND LOCAL TAX REVENUES In addition to economic impacts, aviation activities are important contributors to state and local tax revenues. They generate significant taxable events and employee income tax payments. SALES/USE TAX • Spending by business tenants • Capital investment spending • Visitor spending • Aircraft use tax FEES • Aircraft registration • Aviation fuel tax TOGETHER ALL AVIATION-RELATED TAXES IN IOWA COMBINE FOR OVER $124 MILLION IN TAX REVENUE. 10 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! WHAT IS ANNUAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY? Annual economic activity represents dollars flowing into the economy from payroll and spending. ESTIMATING ECONOMIC IMPACTS: A BOTTOM-UP APPROACH Good data is necessary to form the foundation of an accurate economic impact study. All Iowa airports and their business tenants were contacted as part of extensive study outreach. Outreach included airport visits, phone interviews, online surveys, email correspondence and research. Extensive follow-up and fact checking was conducted to ensure data validity each step of the way. An in-depth evaluation of aerospace and other aviation-centric businesses in Iowa was also conducted to estimate off-airport impacts. HOW DO WE GET TOTAL IMPACTS? Economic impacts reflect not only direct impacts, but also indirect/induced impacts associated with multiplier effects. Using Iowa-specific inputs, the IMPLAN model was used to estimate indirect/induced impacts. DIRECT IMPACT MEASURES INDIRECT IMPACTS INDIRECT IMPACTS I N DUCED IMPACTS I N DUCED IMPACTS TOTAL STATEWIDE ECONOMIC IMPACTS MULTIPLIER IMPACTS FROM IMPLAN MODEL The economic data was filtered through a statistical input/output model (IMPLAN) to estimate indirect and induced impacts, sometimes known as multiplier impacts. These multiplier impacts represent the additional economic impact of airport-driven spending as it recirculates through the state economy. Indirect and induced impacts are experienced in the state’s economy as a result of the initial direct impacts. An indirect impact is the purchase of goods or services by a business in one industry from a business in a different industry; an induced impact is generated by spending of new income associated with direct and indirect impacts. Direct, indirect, and induced impacts are added together to determine the total economic impact. ANNUALECONOMIC ACTIVITY TOTALDIRECTINDIRECT/ INDUCED Employment Annual Payroll Annual Spending Annual Economic Activity ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! 11 Aerial Applicator Air Ambulance Air Cargo Aircraft Maintenance Only Airline Concession FBO Flight Instruction Only Government Business Aviation** SUMMARIZING IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACTS 256 ON-AIRPORT BUSINESS TENANTS THE AVERAGE ON-AIRPORT JOB HAS A SALARY OF $62,400 COMPARED TO THE AVERAGE STATEWIDE SALARY OF $51,100* Iowa's airports and aviation businesses generate nearly four percent of the state gross domestic product. This economic activity is directly and indirectly tied to general aviation aircraft activity, commercial flights, capital investment, and aviation-related business enterprises that are located all throughout the state. The pie chart illustrates the general categories of aviation-related businesses at Iowa airports. *May 2021 Bureau of Labor Statistics, Iowa Mean Salary, All Occupations **Business Aviation includes Corporate Flight Departments and Charter. Government includes Military, TSA, FAA, and State Agencies. STATEWIDE ECONOMIC IMPACTS BY ACTIVITY GROUP ON-AIRPORT ACTIVITYMANAGEMENT & BUSINESS TENANTS ANNUAL CONSTRUCTION INVESTMENTFEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL & PRIVATE PROJECTS VISITOR SPENDINGCOMMERCIAL & GENERAL AVIATION VISITORS AEROSPACE & AVIATION COMPANIESBUSINESSES LOCATED OFF-AIRPORT DIRECT JOBS TOTAL JOB IMPACTS TOTAL PAYROLL TOTAL ANNUAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITYIMPACT GROUPINGS 4,400 520 7,200 11,900 24,000 6,800 1,000 9,400 23,700 41,000 $362M $38M $290M $1.4B $2.1B $859M $181M $697M $4.6B $6.4BTOTAL 12 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! City Airport Name FAA ID Direct On- Airport Jobs* Total Job Impacts**Total Payroll Total Spending Total Annual Economic Activity COMMERCIAL SERVICE AIRPORTS Burlington Southeast Iowa Regional BRL 23 113 $4,119,300 $7,878,500 $11,997,800 Cedar Rapids Eastern Iowa CID 586 3,731 $129,293,400 $192,670,600 $321,964,000 Des Moines Des Moines International DSM 1,715 8,487 $321,192,000 $430,747,200 $751,939,200 Dubuque Dubuque Regional DBQ 135 455 $21,145,300 $33,034,000 $54,179,300 Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Regional FOD 97 200 $10,801,200 $76,408,100 $87,209,300 Mason City Mason City Municipal MCW 45 158 $6,054,600 $7,612,100 $13,666,700 Sioux City Sioux Gateway/Brig Gen Bud Day Field SUX 717 1,192 $73,443,500 $78,245,900 $151,689,400 Waterloo Waterloo Regional ALO 145 341 $18,728,400 $19,114,200 $37,842,600 ENHANCED SERVICE AIRPORTS Ames Ames Municipal AMW 20 94 $3,011,900 $4,874,300 $7,886,200 Ankeny Ankeny Regional IKV 91 256 $11,150,100 $34,781,600 $45,931,700 Carroll Carroll Municipal - Arthur N. Neu CIN 16 39 $1,827,300 $2,804,000 $4,631,300 Clinton Clinton Municipal CWI 5 37 $1,227,700 $2,125,800 $3,353,500 Council Bluffs Council Bluffs Municipal CBF 72 208 $8,188,700 $13,609,700 $21,798,400 Davenport Davenport Municipal DVN 64 144 $6,954,700 $10,127,200 $17,081,900 Fairfield Fairfield Municipal FFL 4 19 $801,200 $1,532,700 $2,333,900 Independence Independence Municipal - James H Connell Field IIB 8 18 $653,400 $1,585,400 $2,238,800 Iowa City Iowa City Municipal IOW 77 241 $9,192,800 $14,373,500 $23,566,300 Keokuk Keokuk Municipal EOK 4 11 $430,700 $1,291,000 $1,721,700 Marshalltown Marshalltown Municipal MIW 11 50 $1,696,500 $3,428,200 $5,124,700 Muscatine Muscatine Municipal MUT 8 41 $1,550,200 $2,982,300 $4,532,500 Newton Newton Municipal-Earl Johnson Field TNU 19 53 $2,051,900 $3,843,000 $5,894,900 Ottumwa Ottumwa Regional OTM 14 71 $2,922,200 $6,762,200 $9,684,400 Sioux County Sioux County Regional SXK 26 90 $3,319,500 $7,807,800 $11,127,300 Spencer Spencer Municipal SPW 18 57 $2,180,600 $4,995,200 $7,175,800 GENERAL SERVICE AIRPORTS Algona Algona Municipal AXA 10 34 $1,743,500 $3,491,800 $5,235,300 Atlantic Atlantic Municipal AIO 6 16 $646,100 $1,488,600 $2,134,700 Boone Boone Municipal BNW 140 193 $9,471,000 $2,979,000 $12,450,000 Centerville Centerville Municipal TVK 2 10 $337,900 $856,400 $1,194,300 Charles City Northeast Iowa Regional CCY 10 30 $1,174,500 $2,711,400 $3,885,900 Cherokee Cherokee County Regional CKP 1 11 $391,700 $896,200 $1,287,900 Creston Creston Municipal CSQ 4 25 $804,700 $2,965,900 $3,770,600 Decorah Decorah Municipal DEH 21 49 $2,513,700 $5,531,500 $8,045,200 Denison Denison Municipal DNS 9 24 $1,063,100 $2,032,600 $3,095,700 Estherville Estherville Municipal EST 7 17 $774,800 $1,280,500 $2,055,300 Forest City Forest City Municipal FXY 3 11 $415,100 $820,500 $1,235,600 Grinnell Grinnell Regional GGI 4 18 $1,016,400 $1,716,900 $2,733,300 Hampton Hampton Municipal HPT 2 6 $206,700 $408,200 $614,900 *Direct On-Airport Jobs = Airport sponsor and business tenant employees. **Total Job Impacts = All aviation-generated employees including construction, visitor-supported, and multiplier effects. 13 ere Opportunity Takes Off! 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City Airport Name FAA ID Direct On- Airport Jobs* Total Job Impacts**Total Payroll Total Spending Total Annual Economic Activity Harlan Harlan Municipal HNR 1 7 $260,200 $669,600 $929,800 Iowa Falls Iowa Falls Municipal IFA 4 21 $891,900 $2,624,200 $3,516,100 Knoxville Knoxville Municipal OXV 11 35 $1,482,900 $2,744,400 $4,227,300 Le Mars Le Mars Municipal LRJ 5 26 $1,139,200 $2,792,600 $3,931,800 Monticello Monticello Regional MXO 6 20 $640,200 $1,110,800 $1,751,000 Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Municipal MPZ 5 21 $780,700 $2,434,200 $3,214,900 Oelwein Oelwein Municipal OLZ 5 14 $563,000 $1,033,000 $1,596,000 Osceola Osceola Municipal I75 1 3 $100,500 $397,000 $497,500 Oskaloosa Oskaloosa Municipal OOA 5 13 $543,400 $1,162,700 $1,706,100 Pella Pella Municipal PEA 23 60 $2,990,900 $3,921,500 $6,912,400 Perry Perry Municipal PRO 10 36 $1,553,800 $4,411,500 $5,965,300 Red Oak Red Oak Municipal RDK 10 24 $1,016,000 $2,089,300 $3,105,300 Sheldon Sheldon Regional SHL 5 15 $548,600 $1,171,100 $1,719,700 Shenandoah Shenandoah Municipal SDA 4 10 $345,600 $1,384,100 $1,729,700 Storm Lake Storm Lake Municipal SLB 8 27 $1,159,600 $1,701,200 $2,860,800 Vinton Vinton Veterans Memorial Airpark VTI 4 11 $304,600 $441,300 $745,900 Washington Washington Municipal AWG 3 18 $662,000 $1,377,400 $2,039,400 Webster City Webster City Municipal EBS 13 35 $1,464,700 $3,189,800 $4,654,500 BASIC SERVICE AIRPORTS Belle Plaine Belle Plaine Municipal - Mansfield Tippie TZT 1 2 $122,900 $259,400 $382,300 Bloomfield Bloomfield Municipal 4K6 2 7 $235,900 $612,700 $848,600 Chariton Chariton Municipal CNC < 1 < 1 $60,500 $204,400 $264,900 Clarinda Clarinda Municipal - Schenck Field ICL 1 5 $189,100 $465,100 $654,200 Clarion Clarion Municipal CAV < 1 8 $273,900 $735,400 $1,009,300 Emmetsburg Emmetsburg Municipal EGQ < 1 < 1 $7,400 $123,000 $130,400 Fort Madison Fort Madison Municipal FSW 3 5 $330,500 $661,900 $992,400 Greenfield Greenfield Municipal GFZ < 1 3 $112,500 $296,000 $408,500 Jefferson Jefferson Municipal EFW 2 12 $417,400 $1,573,600 $1,991,000 Lamoni Lamoni Municipal LWD 11 27 $1,275,700 $2,368,300 $3,644,000 Manchester Manchester Municipal C27 < 1 < 1 $48,200 $193,600 $241,800 Marion Marion C17 10 26 $1,006,700 $1,914,600 $2,921,300 Pocahontas Pocahontas Municipal POH 7 19 $777,300 $1,472,400 $2,249,700 Rock Rapids Rock Rapids Municipal RRQ 4 9 $377,400 $823,500 $1,200,900 Sac City Sac City Municipal SKI 1 2 $109,000 $211,100 $320,100 Sibley Sibley Municipal ISB 2 5 $196,700 $436,600 $633,300 Waverly Waverly Municipal C25 7 27 $947,300 $2,049,100 $2,996,400 West Union West Union Municipal - George L Scott 3Y2 < 1 < 1 $56,900 $182,100 $239,000 Winterset Winterset Municipal 3Y3 10 23 $789,600 $1,240,600 $2,030,200 *Direct On-Airport Jobs = Airport sponsor and business tenant employees. **Total Job Impacts = All aviation-generated employees including construction, visitor-supported, and multiplier effects. 14 ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off! City Airport Name FAA ID Direct On- Airport Jobs* Total Job Impacts**Total Payroll Total Spending Total Annual Economic Activity LOCAL SERVICE AIRPORTS Ackley Ackley Municipal 4C7 < 1 < 1 $19,300 $20,700 $40,000 Albia Albia Municipal 4C8 < 1 < 1 $15,600 $39,300 $54,900 Allison Allison Municipal K98 3 5 $238,600 $10,600 $249,200 Amana Amana C11 5 10 $656,700 $284,300 $941,000 Anita Anita Municipal-Kevin Burke Memorial Field Y43 < 1 < 1 $9,700 $7,500 $17,200 Audubon Audubon County ADU 12 26 $1,314,900 $1,697,500 $3,012,400 Bedford Bedford Municipal Y46 < 1 < 1 $13,800 $21,800 $35,600 Belmond Belmond Municipal Y48 1 2 $102,600 $166,100 $268,700 Corning Corning Municipal CRZ < 1 < 1 $17,800 $39,600 $57,400 Cresco Cresco Municipal - Ellen Church Field CJJ < 1 < 1 $7,900 $27,000 $34,900 Dyersville Dyersville Area IA8 < 1 < 1 $4,900 $30,900 $35,800 Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Municipal EAG < 1 < 1 $21,300 $41,800 $63,100 Eldora Eldora 27P < 1 < 1 $9,200 $22,800 $32,000 Elkader Elkader I27 < 1 < 1 $21,800 $15,600 $37,400 Grundy Center Grundy Center Municipal 6K7 < 1 < 1 $7,500 $8,900 $16,400 Guthrie Center Guthrie County Regional GCT < 1 8 $303,800 $1,057,800 $1,361,600 Humboldt Humboldt Municipal 0K7 1 4 $197,700 $500,800 $698,500 Ida Grove Ida Grove Municipal IDG < 1 < 1 $6,700 $31,100 $37,800 Keosauqua Keosauqua Municipal 6K9 1 2 $98,500 $76,500 $175,000 Lake Mills Lake Mills Municipal 0Y6 < 1 < 1 $16,300 $39,000 $55,300 Larchwood Larchwood - Zangger Vintage Airpark 2VA < 1 < 1 $18,300 $56,000 $74,300 Mapleton Mapleton - James G Whiting Memorial Field MEY 1 3 $135,700 $288,200 $423,900 Maquoketa Maquoketa Municipal OQW < 1 < 1 $37,100 $176,600 $213,700 Milford Milford Municipal - Fuller 4D8 1 3 $170,700 $302,600 $473,300 Monona Monona Municipal 7C3 < 1 < 1 $9,400 $13,100 $22,500 Montezuma Montezuma Sig Field 7C5 < 1 < 1 $7,100 $23,300 $30,400 Mount Ayr Mount Ayr Municipal - Judge Lewis Field 1Y3 < 1 < 1 $25,000 $133,000 $158,000 New Hampton New Hampton Municipal 1Y5 < 1 1 $72,100 $184,100 $256,200 Northwood Northwood Municipal 5D2 < 1 < 1 $12,000 $19,900 $31,900 Osage Osage Municipal D02 < 1 < 1 $18,000 $24,800 $42,800 Paullina Paullina Municipal 1Y9 < 1 < 1 $8,600 $20,200 $28,800 Ringsted Peltz Field 8Y8 1 2 $78,600 $99,300 $177,900 Rockwell City Rockwell City Municipal 2Y4 < 1 < 1 $38,500 $115,600 $154,100 Spirit Lake Spirit Lake Municipal 0F3 < 1 2 $86,200 $205,100 $291,300 Sully Sully Municipal 8C2 < 1 < 1 $9,300 $12,900 $22,200 Tipton Tipton Municipal - Mathews Memorial 8C4 < 1 1 $53,200 $236,900 $290,100 Toledo Toledo Municipal 8C5 < 1 < 1 $7,700 $6,100 $13,800 Traer Traer Municipal 8C6 2 4 $197,300 $335,900 $533,200 Waukon Waukon Municipal Y01 < 1 < 1 $12,000 $42,700 $54,700 Woodbine Woodbine Municipal 3Y4 < 1 < 1 $11,100 $20,600 $31,700 *Direct On-Airport Jobs = Airport sponsor and business tenant employees. **Total Job Impacts = All aviation-generated employees including construction, visitor-supported, and multiplier effects. ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Where Opportunity Takes Off!LINTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS IOWA FLIGHTS OUTOFSTATE FLIGHTS IOWA AIRPORTS SUPPORT GENERAL AVIATION CONNECTIVITY TO MANY DESTINATIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND BEYOND. A ONE YEAR SNAPSHOT OF FAA FLIGHT RECORDS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW DEMONSTRATES THE REACH OF IOWA AIRPORTS AND IS A VISUALIZATION OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY. IOWA AIRPORTS CAN TAKE YOU ANYWHERE FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT IOWADOT.GOV/AVIATION IOWA AVIATIONECONOMIC IMPACT 2022 IOWA CITY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT (IOW) IMPACTS FOR IOWA CITY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT COMMERCIAL SERVICE ENHANCED SERVICE GENERAL SERVICE BASIC SERVICE LOCAL SERVICE IOWA AIRPORT SYSTEM ROLES ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT TOP FLIGHT MARKETS FROM IOW: Iowa City Municipal Airport supports general aviation connectivity to markets throughout the United States and beyond.*Based on 2019 FAA records of filed flight plans 1. DES MOINES (DSM) 2. SIOUX FALLS (FSD) 3. CHICAGO (MDW) 4. CEDAR RAPIDS (CID) 5. CHICAGO (PWK) IOWA CITY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT THIS AIRPORT MAKES AN IMPACT ON IOWA’S ECONOMY The Iowa DOT prepared the 2022 Aviation Economic Impact Report to better understand how the aviation system works and the importance of the aviation industry to the state’s economy. Businesses and individuals rely on aviation to move them quickly and to deliver specialized aviation services that keep Iowa competitive. The Iowa City Municipal Airport supports business jet operations and other general aviation activity. $24M TOTAL ANNUAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 77 241ON-AIRPORT JOBS JOB IMPACTS 18,700 ANNUAL VISITORS THE VALUE OF ENHANCED SERVICE AIRPORTS Enhanced Service airports offer facilities and services meeting the needs of a full range of general aviation activities. These airports are critical air transportation links for companies and organizations, and are able to accommodate nearly any type of business jet. Airports serve as the front door to communities and the fixed base operators who provide aviation services are important to leaving a positive first impression on businesses and visitors coming to the community. AIRPORT USES AT IOW BUSINESS AVIATION PERSONAL FLYING AIRCRAFT SERVICES CHARTER AIR AMBULANCE IOWA’S ENHANCED SERVICE AIRPORTS FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT IOWADOT.GOV/AVIATION IOWA AVIATIONECONOMIC IMPACT 2022 IOWA STATEWIDE AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACTS ere Opportunity Takes Off! IOWA AVIATION ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT Aviation in Iowa generates $6.4 billion in economic impacts each year. This economic activity supports 41,000 jobs in the Iowa economy and $124 million in tax revenues. 41,000 TOTAL AVIATION-SUPPORTED JOBS TAX REVENUE GENERATED $124M$6.4B TOTAL ANNUAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Aerial Applicator Air Ambulance Air Cargo Aircraft Maintenance Only Airline Concession FBO Flight Instruction Only Government Business Aviation** 256 ON-AIRPORT BUSINESS TENANTS INVESTING IN OUR PEOPLE On-airport jobs have an average salary of $62,400 compared to the statewide average of $51,100 for all occupations across Iowa. Nearly 1,400 unique businesses from a wide range of industries were documented as using Iowa’s airports during study data outreach. Iowa airports supported flights to 2,061 unique destinations across 49 states and 27 countries. Over 93,200 tons of cargo are shipped by air annually through Des Moines and Cedar Rapids by FedEx, UPS, DHL, Amazon, and passenger airlines. More than 20 on-demand cargo carriers flew nearly 1,000 flights to and from 20 Iowa airports using smaller jet, turboprop, and piston aircraft. INVESTING IN OUR AIRPORTS Over the past five years, an average of $105 million was spent annually on construction projects, which supports over 500 direct jobs across the state. Furthermore, every $1 of capital expenditures at airports correlates to $16 in annual economic benefit to the state economy. CORPORATE, COMMERCIAL, AND CARGO FLIGHTS KEEP IOWA BUSINESSES CONNECTED Item Number: 3. November 17, 2022 Civil Service Examin ation : Main ten ance Worker I - Transit AT TAC HM E NT S : Description Civil S ervice E xamination: Maintenance Worker I - Transit Item Number: 4. November 17, 2022 Civil Service Examin ation : Mechan ic III - Tran sit AT TAC HM E NT S : Description Civil S ervice E xamination: Mechanic I I I - Transit Item Number: 5. November 17, 2022 Civil Service Examin ation : Parking Enforcement Attendan t AT TAC HM E NT S : Description Civil S ervice E xamination: Parking E nforcement A ttendant Item Number: 6. November 17, 2022 Board of Ad j u stmen t: Novemb er 9 AT TAC HM E NT S : Description Board of Adjustment: November 9