2. Our Format
1. The Problem
2. Alternate Solutions
3. Our Solution
4. Our Action Plan
3. The Problem
• Lack of convenient long-distance travel
• Population Growth
• Student Opinion
4. Lack of Convenience
• Students who have no vehicle must find or
pay for a ride.
• Students with a car must pay to park at the
airport.
5. Population Growth
• Rexburg is the 10th largest city in the state,
and the 4th fastest growing.
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6. Population Growth
• BYU-Idaho is planning on significant growth in
the future.
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14. Alternative Solution C
• Financial preparation for future airport
– Start a levy to collect tax money over 50
years, starting now.
– Begin construction on airport once the population
reaches 50,000
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21. Action Plan
• Steps:
-Step 1: Proposal
-Step 2: Construction Planning
-Step 3: Obtain Funding
-Step 4: Construction
22. Proposal
• Rexburg City Council
• County Commission
• Idaho State Legislature
• Federal Aviation Administration
– Any of these entities may alter our plans.
24. Obtain Funding
• National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems
(NPIAS)
• Funding from State
• Further Funding from Federal Government
• Levy to cover remaining costs
25. Construction
• Once the levy is fulfilled (2064), and after the
population of Rexburg has reached at least
50,000, construction will begin.
• ……….