Chatham Municipal Airport Services Agreement RFP
Aug 5, 2026
Closes
Aug 27, 2026
Provide fixed base operator (fbo) services at the municipal airport.
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Aug 5, 2026
Closes
Aug 27, 2026
Provide fixed base operator (fbo) services at the municipal airport.
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166459
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153
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6,752
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This contract outlines a three-year agreement for Johnson Golf Management, Inc. to provide golf course management services for the Town of Chatham, commencing January 1, 2020, and concluding on December 31, 2022. Under the terms, Johnson Golf Management, Inc. will pay the Town of Chatham fixed fees of $85,000 for Year 1, $85,000 for Year 2, and $90,000 for Year 3. The agreement details responsibilities for operations, maintenance, staffing, and financial reporting, along with various legal and insurance provisions.
This contract, effective January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2027, is for Johnson Golf Management, Inc. to provide management services for the Town of Chatham's Seaside Golf Course. The agreement details annual fees to be paid by the contractor to the Town, totaling $420,000 over three years, as outlined in Form A. Key provisions cover compensation, payment terms, security, definitions, termination, compliance, insurance, indemnification, record-keeping, and operational requirements for the golf course, establishing the contractor as an independent entity responsible for various expenses and reporting.
This document is an extension and amendment to the Town of Chatham's Golf Course Management contract with Johnson Golf Management, extending the term from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2024. The agreement details annual fees of $125,000 to be paid by the contractor to the Town for each extension year, amends tee time rules, restricts pesticide use, and outlines how increases in greens fees will affect the contractor's payment to the Town. All other terms and conditions of the original contract remain in effect.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Chatham
The board discussed the status of the revolving fund, recent noise complaints, and an upcoming simulated disaster exercise involving the Coast Guard. The airport manager reported on statistics, the completion of the runway and ramp remarking project, the ongoing promotion of fly friendly guidelines, and the coordination of emergency medical helicopter operations. Furthermore, the engineer provided updates on the tree removal project, the replacement of navigation aids, and the progress of the critical aircraft study and airport layout plan, which included an analysis of Pilatus PC12 aircraft operational data.
The commission reviewed several project applications, including orders of conditions for residential developments at 45 Old Harbor Lane and 42 Old Harbor Lane, ensuring compliance with wetland protection bylaws and mitigation requirements. A field change request for 128 Wood Carver Lane was approved, and the commission discussed a pending amendment request for 27 Tippy Run regarding landscaping and staircase installations. Additionally, the commission addressed continuance requests for ongoing projects and discussed vegetation and invasive species control efforts at various sites.
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The board addressed several agenda item requests, including updates from the Water and Sewer Advisory Committee regarding regulatory changes and future presentations, a community pool proposal, and a bikeway master plan update. The board also reviewed a request to reduce the membership size of the Community Housing Partnership and discussed the recent removal of light beacons at the Chatham Light. Public hearings were held concerning a request for an increased sewer flow for a commercial property at 1615 Main Street and an application for an annual entertainment license for indoor amplified music at the Chatham Wayside hotel. Discussions on the entertainment license included strategies to prevent noise disturbances and conflicts with community events.
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