Cuyahoga County owns the airport; its operation and maintenance is the responsibility or the Department of Public Works under the guidance of the County Executive.

The most current Airport Master Plan was completed and accepted by the County and FAA in May of 2010. The environmental assessment for the Runway Rehabilitation/RSA improvement project was finalized in May of 2015.

The County is currently working on Project #1 of the Runway Rehabilitation/RSA improvement project. This project involves installation of storm drainage as well as grading of the area around the runway.

It was determined during the RSA assessment that the areas did not meet current FAA design standards.

Alternative #23 was selected as the preferred alternative.

No, Alternative #23 allows for an additional 400 feet of runway to be added while keeping all Runway/RSA improvement inside the current airport property.

Yes, due to the proximity of both Richmond and Bishop Roads, to meet current design standards and maintain a runway length to allow current users to operate.

No, the critical design aircraft for the airport remains unchanged.

The estimated cost of the project is $40 million which is being funded, 90% FAA, 5% ODOT, 5% local.