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SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL AIRPORT AGENCY
Meeting of the Board
Wednesday, November 29, 2023 – 6:00 p.m.
Oskaloosa City Hall 220 S Market Street Oskaloosa, IA 52577
Agenda
1. Call to Order
2. Call to the public (limited to 3 minutes per person)
3. Approval of Minutes from October 25, 2022
4. Acknowledgement of current board members as appointed by the City of Pella and the City of
Oskaloosa.
5. Motion Electing Officers.
6. Acknowlegement of the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget as authorized in Fiscal Year 2023 by the City of Pella
and City of Oskaloosa.
7. Resolution No. 69 entitled, “RESOLUTION ACCEPTING FARM LEASE WITH RSD FARMS AND
ENTERING INTO LEASE AGREEMENT WITH RSD FARMS”
8. Resolution No. 70 entitled, “RESOLUTION ACCEPTING FARM LEASE WITH ROBERT DEROOI
AND ENTERING INTO LEASE AGREEMENT WITH ROBERT DEROOI”
9. Staff and Committee Updates:
a. SCRAA Financial Report Update
b. HDR engineering update
10. Discussion of next meeting date and time.
11. Adjourn
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South Central Regional Airport Agency
Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, October 25, 2022
Board members present: Pamela Blomgren, Kevin Gaul, Doug Klahsen, David Corbin. Absent: Jim Hansen.
SCRAA staff present: Mike Nardini, Pella City Administrator; Amy Beattie, SCRAA Legal Counsel; Jerry Searle, HDR
Engineering; Mandy Smith, Pella City Clerk.
Meeting called to order by Vice Chairperson Gaul at 6:00 p.m. in the Pella Public Safety Complex, 614 Main Street,
Pella, Iowa. Four members of the general public attended the meeting in person.
Vice Chairperson Gaul opened the call to the public. No comments were received.
It was moved by Blomgren, seconded by Klahsen, to approve the July 20, 2022 minutes. Motion carried 4-0.
It was moved by Blomgren, seconded by Corbin to approve Resolution No. 68 accepting farm lease bid tabulation
and awarding lease agreements. Motion carried 4-0.
The next regular meeting is scheduled for November 22, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.
The meeting adjourned at 6:08 p.m.
Minutes prepared by Mandy Smith
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ITEM NO: 5
SUBJECT: Motion Electing Officers
DATE: November 29, 2023
BACKGROUND:
The 28E agreement establishing the South Central Regional Airport Agency (SCRAA) provides the City of
Oskaloosa and the City of Pella each one officer of the Board. During the meeting, staff will discuss the
following appointments as officers of the SCRAA:
Chair of the SCRAA Board
Vice Chair of the SCRAA Board
Currently, these positions are being held by Jim Hansen, Chair and Kevin Gaul, Vice Chair of the SCRAA.
ATTACHMENTS: None
REPORT PREPARED BY: Staff
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Seeking Board Direction for Officers of the SCRAA

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ITEM NO: 6
SUBJECT: Acknowledgement of Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Resolution Approving Fiscal Year 2023 Budget
Submittal
DATE: November 29, 2023
BACKGROUND:
The purpose of this item is to review the last fiscal year budget approved by the SCRAA Board. As
background, the last budget approved by the SCRAA Board was for the fiscal year 2023. The Executive
Committee of the SCRAA has been waiting on direction by the City of Oskaloosa and the City of Pella before
preparing a proposed budget for the current fiscal year 2024. Once the Executive Committee receives
direction from the cities, they will prepare a budget for fiscal year 2024 and present it to the full board for
consideration.
Fiscal Year 2023 Budget
Operating Revenues
Farm Rental Income $61,400
Operating Expenditures
Insurance $9,000
Audit Fees 6,000
Legal Expenses 9,000
Travel 1,000
Training/Conferences 1,200
Website Maintenance 500
Property Taxes 12,500
Miscellaneous Expense 200
Total Operating Expenditures $39,400
Net Operating Income $22,000
Projected Capital expenditures for fiscal year 2023 total $3,900,000.
ATTACHMENTS: None
REPORT PREPARED BY: Staff
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Informational Item

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ITEM NO: 7
SUBJECT: Resolution Authorizing the Execution of a Land Lease with RSD Farms, Inc.
DATE: November 29, 2023
BACKGROUND:
This resolution authorizes the execution of a land lease between the South Central Regional Airport Agency
(SCRAA) and RSD Farms, Inc. If approved, this two-year lease for 302.37 tillable acres of land would begin
on March 1, 2024 and end on February 28, 2026. The tenant, RSD Farms, would be responsible to pay the
SCRAA an annual rent of $91,704.50 payable in two installments of $45,852.25 on March 1st of each year
and $45,852.25 on October 1st of each year.
In considering this item, the proposed lease with RSD Farms is a consolidation of three farms (Vos,
Wichhart, and Van Heukelom) which are currently being leased separately. The annual rent plus the
proposed improvements by the tenant is approximately the same economic value to the SCRAA as the
current leases. It is also important to note that the terms of the proposed lease were negotiated by the
SCRAA’s legal counsel. Likewise, the proposed leasehold improvements were negotiated by the SCRAA
engineer, Jerry Searle. During the meeting, Amy Beattie and Jerry Searle will be reviewing the terms of the
lease and the leasehold improvements. Furthermore, the SCRAA Executive Committee has reviewed the
proposed lease and is recommending approval.
ATTACHMENTS: Resolution, Farm Lease, Estimated Cost of Leasehold Improvements
REPORT PREPARED BY: Staff
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve Resolution

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RESOLUTION
NO. 69
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING FARM LEASE WITH RSD FARMS AND
ENTERING INTO LEASE AGREEMENT WITH RSD FARMS
WHEREAS, the South Central Regional Airport Agency (SCRAA)
owns properties that are under farm leases that terminate effective at the end
of the current crop year;
WHEREAS, the SCRAA deemed it to be in the best interest of the
SCRAA to renew lease agreement with RSD Farms, beginning with the
upcoming crop year;
WHEREAS, the SCRAA Board Chair previously appointed a farm
lease committee and that committee has reviewed the proposal and made
recommendations to the SCRAA Board for awarding farm lease agreements;
WHEREAS, the SCRAA Board desires to award farm lease
agreements to the operators hereinafter described and desires that such farm
lease agreements should be signed and entered into between the SCRAA
and said operators.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the
SCRAA shall enter into farm lease agreements with the above-
described operators and that the SCRAA Board President is hereby
authorized and empowered by the SCRAA Board to execute said farm lease
agreements as reviewed and approved by the SCRAA attorney.
PASSED AND APPROVED, this 29th day of November 2023.
Jim Hansen, Chairperson
ATTEST:
Mike Nardini, Coordinating Agency

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FARM LEASE – FIXED CASH RENT
THIS LEASE ("Lease") is made between South Central Regional Airport Agency
("Landlord"), whose address for the purpose of this Lease is 825 Broadway Street, Pella, IA 50219,
and RSD Farms, Inc., an Iowa corporation ("Tenant"), whose address for the purpose of this Lease
is 2082 210th Street, Oskaloosa, IA 52577.
THE PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
1. PREMISES AND TERM. Landlord leases to Tenant the following real estate situated
in Mahaska County, Iowa (the "Real Estate"):
(Van Heukelom)
Parcel A of Section 32 – Township 76 North – Range 16 West of the 5th
P.M., Mahaska County, Iowa. Said Parcel A is more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at the SE corner of the East ½ - NE ¼ of said Section 32; thence
S 89° 43’ 20” W 1318.51 feet along the South line thereof to the SW corner of said
East ½ - NE ¼; thence S 0° 13’ 30” E 1323.85 feet along the East line of the NW
¼ - SE ¼ of said Section 32 to the SE corner thereof; thence S 89° 46’ 20” W
1320.16 feet along the South line of said NW ¼ - SE ¼ to the SW corner thereof;
thence N 0° 09’ 25” W 1321.94 feet along the West line of said NW ¼ - SE ¼ to
the NW corner thereof; thence N 0° 30’ 35” W 661.30 feet along the West line of
the South ½ - SW ¼ - NE ¼ of said Section 32 to the NW corner thereof; thence N
89° 41’ 20” E 1318.93 feet along the North line of said South ½ - SW ¼ - NE ¼ to
the NE corner thereof; thence N 0° 28’ 55” W 661.30 feet along the East line of
said SE ¼ - NE ¼ to the NE corner thereof, also being the West line of the East ½
- NE ¼ of said Section 32; thence continuing N 0° 28’ 55” W 592.57 feet along
said West line; thence S 40° 06’ 05” E 2069.66 feet to the East line of said East ½
- NE ¼; thence S 0° 15’ 10” E 325.62 feet along said East line to the Point of
Beginning; and
Parcel A of Section 33 – Township 76 North – Range 16 West of the 5th
P.M., Mahaska County, Iowa. Said Parcel A is more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at the SW corner of the West ½ - SW ¼ - NW ¼ of said Section
33, thence N 0° 15’ 10” W 325.62 feet along the West line thereof; thence S 40°
06’ 05” E 1031.70 feet to the East line of the West ¼ - NW ¼ - SW ¼ of said
Section 33; thence S 0° 17’ 30” E 860.26 feet along said East line to the SE corner
of said West ½ - NW ¼ - SW ¼; thence South 89° 49’ 25” W 660.45 feet along the
South line of said West ½ - NW ¼ - SW ¼ to the SW corner thereof; thence N 0°
18’ 15” W 1325.83 feet along the West line of said West ½ - NW ¼ - SW ¼ to the
NW corner thereof, being the Point of Beginning of said Parcel A.
(Vos)
The South Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 33, Township 76 North,
Range 16 West of the 5th P.M., Mahaska County, Iowa.
(Wichhart)
Parcel B of Section 29 and Section 32 - Township 76 North - Range 16 West
of the 5th P.M., Mahaska County, Iowa, being the South Half of the Southeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and the South Half of the Southwest Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter of said Section 29, and a part of the Northeast Quarter of the
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Northwest Quarter, and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, and a part
of the North One-Eighth of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, and the
North Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter in said Section 32.
Said Parcel B is more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the NW corner
of said South ½ - SE ¼ of Section 29; thence N 89°48’40” E 2643.00 feet along the
North line thereof and the North line of said South ½ -SW ¼ - SE ¼ of Section 29
to the NE corner thereof; thence S 0°19’10” E 661.30 feet along the East line of
said South ½ - SW ¼ - SE ¼ of Section 29 to the SE corner thereof; thence S
0°28’55” E 1322.61 feet along the East line of said NW ¼ - NE ¼ of Section 32 to
the SE corner thereof; thence continuing S 0°28’55” E 661.30 feet along the East
line of said North ½ - SW ¼ - NE ¼ of Section 32 to the SE corner thereof; thence
S 89°41’20” W 1318.93 feet along the South line of said North ½ - SW ¼ - NE ¼
to the SW corner thereof; thence N 0°30’35” W 506.60 feet along the West line of
said North ½ - SW ¼ - NE ¼ to the SE corner of said North 1/8 – SE ¼ - NW ¼ ;
thence S 89°18’45” W 903.06 feet to the SE corner of a tract of land described in
Book 2012, Page 1124, Mahaska County Records; thence N 0°22’35” W 165.65
feet along the East line of said tract of land to the North line of said North 1/8 – SE
¼ - NW ¼ ; thence N 0°35’35” W 471.09 feet along the East line of said tract of
land to the NE corner thereof; thence S 89°49’05” W 415.32 feet along the North
line of said tract of land to the NW corner thereof being on the West line of said
NE ¼ - NW ¼ of Section 32; thence N 0°35’35” W 851.29 feet along said West
line to the NW corner of said NE ¼ - NW ¼ of Section 32; thence N 0°35’35” W
661.19 feet along the West line of said South ½ - SE ¼ - SW ¼ of Section 29 to the
NW corner thereof and the Point of Beginning. Said Parcel B contains 139.13 acres
subject to the county roadways known as 210th Street on the North side of said
Parcel B and Highland Avenue on the West side of said Parcel B. Said county
roadways contain 3.12 acres.
and containing 309.18 tillable acres per county FSA records, more or less, with
possession by Tenant for a term of 2 years to commence on March 1, 2024, and end
on February 28, 2026. The Tenant has had or been offered an opportunity to make
an independent investigation as to the acres and boundaries of the premises. In the
event that possession cannot be delivered within fifteen (15) days after
commencement of this Lease, Tenant may terminate this Lease by giving the
Landlord notice in writing.
2. RENT. Tenant shall pay to Landlord as rent for the Real Estate (the "Rent"):
Annual cash rent of $350.00 per acre for 189.37 acres ($66,279.50) and $225.00 for 113
acres ($25,425.00). Rent shall be payable as follows: $45,852.25 on March 1 of each year
and $45,852.25 on October 1 of each year.
All Rent is to be paid to Landlord at the address above or at such other place as
Landlord may direct in writing. Rent must be in Landlord's possession on or before the due
date. Participation of this farm in any offered program by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture or any state for crop production control or soil conservation, the observance of
the terms and conditions of this program, and the division of farm program payments,
requires Landlord's consent.
3. LANDLORD'S LIEN AND SECURITY INTEREST. As security for all sums due or
which will become due from Tenant to Landlord, Tenant hereby grants to Landlord, in
addition to any statutory liens, a security interest as provided in the Iowa Uniform
Commercial Code and a contractual lien in all crops produced on the premises and the
proceeds and products thereof, all contract rights concerning such crops, proceeds and/or
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products, all proceeds of insurance collected on account of destruction of such crops, all
contract rights and U.S. government and/or state agricultural farm program payments in
connection with the above described premises whether such contract rights be payable in
cash or in kind, including the proceeds from such rights, and any and all other personal
property kept or used on the real estate that is not exempt from execution. Tenant shall also
sign any additional forms required to validate the security interest in government program
payments.
Tenant shall not sell such crops unless Landlord agrees otherwise. Tenant shall
notify Landlord of Tenant's intention to sell crop at least three (3) business days prior to
sale of the crop (with business days being described as Monday through Friday, except any
Iowa or federal holidays). Tenant shall pay the full rent for the crop year in which the crop
is produced, whether due or not, at the time of sale pursuant to Landlord's consent to release
Landlord's security interests. Upon payment in full Landlord shall release Landlord's lien
on the crop produced in that crop year on the premises. The parties agree that by the
Landlord releasing the lien as to the crop in one year, the Landlord in no way releases the
lien or agrees to release the lien in any prior or subsequent year.
Tenant shall sign and deliver to Landlord a list of potential buyers of the crops upon
which Landlord has been granted a security interest in this lease. Unless Landlord
otherwise consents, Tenant will not sell these crops to a buyer who is not on the potential
list of buyers unless Tenant pays the full rent due for the crop year to the Landlord at or
prior to the date of sale. Landlord may give notice to the potential buyers of the existence
of this security interest.
Landlord is further granted the power, coupled with an interest, to sign on behalf
of Tenant as attorney-in-fact and to file one or more financing statements under the Iowa
Uniform Commercial Code naming Tenant as Debtor and Landlord as Secured Party and
describing the collateral herein specified. Tenant consents to the financing statement being
filed immediately after execution of this Lease.
4. INPUT COSTS AND EXPENSES. Tenant shall prepare the Real Estate and plant such
crops in a timely fashion. All machinery, inputs equipment, and labor, necessary to carry
out the terms of this lease shall be furnished by and at the expense of the Tenant. Tenant
agrees to furnish, at Tenant’s cost, all labor, equipment and application for all fertilizer,
lime, trace minerals and chemicals.
5. PROPER HUSBANDRY; HARVESTING OF CROPS; CARE OF SOIL, TREES,
SHRUBS AND GRASS. Tenant shall farm the Real Estate in a manner consistent with
good husbandry, seek to obtain the best crop production that the soil and crop season will
permit, properly care for all growing crops in a manner consistent with good husbandry,
and harvest all crops on a timely basis. In the event Tenant fails to do so, Landlord reserves
the right, personally or by designated agents, to enter upon the Real Estate and properly
care for and harvest all growing crops, charging the cost of the care and harvest to the
Tenant, as part of the Rent. Tenant shall timely control all weeds, including noxious weeds,
weeds in the fence rows, along driveways and around buildings throughout the premises.
Tenant shall comply with all terms of any Natural Resource and Conservation Service
(NRCS) conservation plan and any other required environmental plans for the real estate.
Tenant shall do what is reasonably necessary to control soil erosion including, but not
limited to, the maintenance of existing watercourses, waterways, ditches, drainage areas,
terraces and tile drains, and abstain from any practice which will cause damage to the Real
Estate. Tenant shall investigate and report all broken or inoperative tile lines to Landlord.
Repairs and maintenance of tile will be paid for by December 15th of the lease year.
Upon request from the Landlord, Tenant shall by August 15 of each lease year
provide to the Landlord a written listing showing all crops planted, including the acres of
each crop planted, fertilizers, herbicides and insecticides applied showing the place of
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application, the name and address of the applicator, the type of application and the quantity
of such items applied on the lease premises during such year.
Tenant shall maintain accurate yield records for the real estate, and upon request,
during or after lease term, shall disclose to Landlord, all yield base information required
for participation in government programs.
6. ENVIRONMENTAL.
a. Landlord. To the best of Landlord's knowledge:
i. Neither Landlord nor Landlord's former or present tenants are subject to any
investigation concerning the premises by any governmental authority under
any applicable federal, state, or local codes, rules, and regulations pertaining
to air and water quality, the handling, transportation, storage, treatment,
usage, or disposal of toxic or hazardous substances, air emissions, other
environmental matters, and all zoning and other land use matters.
ii. Any handling, transportation, storage, treatment, or use of toxic or
hazardous substances that has occurred on the premises has been in
compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local codes, rules, and
regulations.
iii. No leak, spill release, discharge, emission, or disposal of toxic or hazardous
substances has occurred on the premises.
iv. The soil, groundwater, and soil vapor on or under the premises is free of
toxic or hazardous substances except for chemicals (including without
limitation fertilizer, herbicides, insecticides) applied in conformance with
good farming methods, applicable rules and regulations and the label
directions of each chemical.
Landlord shall hold Tenant harmless against liability for removing solid
waste disposal sites existing at the execution of this Lease, with the exception that
Tenant shall be liable for removal of solid waste disposal sites to the extent that the
Tenant created or contributed to the solid waste disposal site at any time.
Landlord shall assume liability and shall indemnify and hold Tenant
harmless against any liability or expense arising from any condition which existed,
whether known or unknown, at the time of execution of the lease which is not a
result of actions of the Tenant or which arises after date of execution but which is
not a result of actions of the Tenant.
Landlord shall disclose in writing to Tenant the existence of any known
wells, underground storage tanks, hazardous waste sites, and solid waste disposal
sites. Disclosure may be provided by a properly completed groundwater hazard
statement to be supplemented if changes occur.
b. Tenant. Tenant shall comply with all applicable environmental laws concerning
application, storage and handling of chemicals (including, without limitation,
herbicides and insecticides) and fertilizers. Tenant shall apply any chemicals used
for weed or insect control at levels not to exceed the manufacturer's
recommendation for the soil types involved. Farm chemicals may (not) be stored
on the premises for more than one year. Farm chemicals for use on other properties
may (not) be stored on this property. Chemicals stored on the premises shall be
stored in clearly marked, tightly closed containers. No chemicals or chemical
containers will be disposed of on the premises. Application of chemicals for
agricultural purposes per manufacturer's recommendation shall not be construed to
constitute disposal.
Tenant shall employ all means appropriate to insure that well or ground
water contamination does not occur, and shall be responsible to follow all
applicator's licensing requirements. Tenant shall install and maintain safety check
valves for injection of any chemicals and/or fertilizers into an irrigation system
(injection valve only, not main well check valve). Tenant shall properly post all
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fields (when posting is required) whenever chemicals are applied by ground or air.
Tenant shall haul and spread all manure on appropriate fields at times and in
quantities consistent with environmental protection requirements. Tenant shall not
dispose of waste oil, tires, batteries, paint, other chemicals or containers anywhere
on the premises. Solid waste may (not) be disposed of on the premises. Dead
livestock may (not) be buried on the premises. If disposal of solid waste or burial
of dead animals is permitted as stated in the previous two sentences, the disposal or
burial shall be in compliance with all applicable environmental laws. Tenant shall
not use waste oil as a means to suppress dust on any roads on or near the premises.
No underground storage tanks, except human waste septic systems that meet
current codes, rules, and regulations, shall be maintained on the premises.
Tenant shall immediately notify Landlord of any chemical discharge, leak,
or spill which occurs on premises. Tenant shall assume liability and shall indemnify
and hold Landlord harmless for any claim or violation of standards which results
from Tenant's use of the premises. Tenant shall assume defense of all claims, except
claims resulting from Landlord's negligence, in which case each party shall be
responsible for that party's defense of any claim. After termination, Tenant shall
remain liable for violations which occurred during the term of this Lease.
In the absence of selection of an alternative where choices are provided
in this paragraph 6b, the choice of the words "may not" shall be presumed
unless that presumption is contrary to applicable environmental laws and
regulations.
7. TERMINATION OF LEASE. This Lease shall not automatically renew upon
expiration. In the event that Landlord shall choose to construct on the Real Estate, Landlord
shall have the right to terminate this lease with 90 days written notice to Tenant. In the
event Landlord exercises Landlord’s right to termination, Landlord shall compensate
Tenant for the input costs and expenses expended by Tenant for the then current crop year.
All notices of termination of this Lease shall be as provided by law.
8. POSSESSION AND CONDITION AT END OF TERM. At the termination of this
Lease, Tenant will relinquish possession of the Real Estate to the Landlord. If Tenant fails
to do so Tenant agrees to pay Landlord $150 per day, as liquidated damages until
possession is delivered to Landlord. At the time of delivery of the Real Estate to Landlord,
Tenant shall assure that the Real Estate is in good order and condition, and substantially
the same as it was when received by Tenant at the commencement of this Lease, excusable
or insurable loss by fire, unavoidable accidents and ordinary wear, excepted.
9. LANDLORD'S RIGHT OF ENTRY AND INSPECTION. In the event notice of
termination of this Lease has been properly served, Landlord may enter upon the Real
Estate or authorize someone else to enter upon the Real Estate to conduct any normal tillage
or fertilizer operation after Tenant has completed the harvesting of crops even if this is
prior to the date of termination of the lease. Landlord may enter upon the Real Estate at
any reasonable time for the purpose of viewing or seeding or making repairs, or for other
reasonable purposes. Landlord retains the right to use or lease the Real Estate for hunting,
fishing, or other recreational purposes, but such use shall not interfere with the regular
operation of the farm and notice of entry shall be provided to Tenant three (3) days prior
to entry for such purposes. Tenant may not use the Real Estate for hunting, fishing, or
recreational purposes.
10. VIOLATION OF TERMS OF LEASE. If Tenant or Landlord violates the terms of this
Lease, the other may pursue the legal and equitable remedies to which each is entitled.
Tenant's failure to pay any Rent when due shall cause all unpaid Rent to become
immediately due and payable, without any notice to or demand upon Tenant.
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11. REPAIRS. Tenant shall maintain the fences on the Real Estate in good and proper repair.
Landlord shall furnish necessary materials for repairs that Landlord deems necessary
within a reasonable time after being notified of the need for repairs. Tenant shall haul the
materials to the repair site without charge to Landlord. If a fence must be totally replaced
Landlord will pay one-half of the labor.
12. IMPROVEMENTS. Intentionally omitted.
13. WELL, WATER AND SEPTIC SYSTEMS. Intentionally omitted.
14. EXPENSES INCURRED WITHOUT CONSENT OF LANDLORD. No expense shall
be incurred for or on account of the Landlord without first obtaining Landlord's written
authorization. Tenant shall take no actions that might cause a mechanic's lien to be imposed
upon the Real Estate.
15. NO AGENCY. Unless otherwise provided in writing, Tenant is not an agent of the
Landlord.
16. HOUSING. Intentionally omitted.
17. ATTORNEY FEES AND COURT COSTS. If either party files suit to enforce any of
the terms of this Lease, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover court costs and
reasonable attorneys' fees.
18. CHANGE IN LEASE TERMS. The conduct of either party, by act or omission, shall
not be construed as a material alteration of this Lease until such provision is reduced to
writing and executed by both parties as addendum to this Lease.
19. CONSTRUCTION. Words and phrases herein, including the acknowledgment, are
construed as in the singular or plural and as the appropriate gender, according to the
context.
20. NOTICES. The notices contemplated in this Lease shall be made in writing and shall
either be delivered in person, or be mailed in the U.S. mail, certified mail to the recipient's
last known mailing address, except for the notice of termination set forth in Section 7,
which shall be governed by the Code of Iowa.
21. ASSIGNMENT. Tenant shall not assign this Lease or sublet the Real Estate or any
portion thereof without prior written authorization of Landlord.
22. CERTIFICATION. Tenant certifies that it is not acting, directly or indirectly, for or on
behalf of any person, group, entity or nation named by any Executive Order or the United
States Treasury Department as a terrorist, “Specially Designated National and Blocked
Person” or any other banned or blocked person, entity, nation or transaction pursuant to
any law, order, rule or regulation that is enforced or administered by the Office of Foreign
Assets Control; and it is not engaged in this transaction, directly or indirectly on behalf of,
or instigating or facilitating this transaction, directly or indirectly on behalf of, any such
person, group, entity or nation. Tenant hereby agrees to defend, indemnify and hold
harmless Landlord from and against any and all claims, damages, losses, risks, liabilities
and expenses (including attorney’s fees and costs) arising from or related to any breach of
the foregoing certification.
23. CHOICE OF LAW. This Lease shall be construed under the laws of the State of Iowa.
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24. INSURANCE/TAXES. Landlord will pay all real estate taxes and maintain insurance on
Landlord’s interest in the Real Estate. Tenant shall insure its interest in the Real Estate and
maintain liability insurance that names Landlord as an additional named insured.
25. MEDIATION. The parties agree to mediate any dispute prior to litigation.
26. ADDITIONAL PROVISION.
a. Before putting in crops for the 2024-25 crop year, Tenant shall remove the fence,
trees, etc. between the tillable acres leased under this Agreement and shall generally
clean said acres of brush. Said improvements to the Real Estate shall be made in
consultation with SCRAA Board Chairperson Jim Hansen and in the areas
generally set out on the attached map.
b. Further, subject to allowable weather conditions, Tenant shall plant cover crops on
the harvested tillable acres leased under this Lease.
DATED: _________________________.
TENANT: LANDLORD:
South Central Regional Airport Agency
________________________________ ________________________________
RSD Farms, Inc., Tenant Jim Hansen, Chairperson
Randy DeBruin, President
STATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF ________________
This record was acknowledged before me on _________________________________,
by Randy DeBruin as President of RSD Farms, Inc.
_________________________________
Signature of Notary Public
STATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF ________________
This record was acknowledged before me on _________________________________,
by Jim Hansen, Chairperson of the South Central Regional Airport Agency.
_________________________________
Signature of Notary Public
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Land Lease Improvements
Estimated Cost
Fence Removal:
There is approximately 3,123 lineal feet of field fence to be removed Parcels 4 and 5. In addition, there is
3018 of fence to be removed along 210th Street and Highland Avenue. The average cost to remove field
fencing based on “Iowa DOT Awarded Unit Prices“ from November 2022 to October 2023 was $4.70/
lineal foot.
Clear & Grub -Tree Removal
Trees and brush was removed along the 3018 foot fence line, on terraces and field edges where
occurring. The removal and clean up covered approximately 1.7 acres of area. Based on “Iowa DOT
Awarded Unit Prices” , the anticipated cost to clear and grub was placed at $4,566 per acre. Cost can
vary based on the diameter of the tree and stump to be removed.
Estimated Cost:
Fence Removal/Clear Field Edge Along Road ROW:
• 210th Street and Highland Ave……… $14,184
• Between Parcels 4 & 5……………… $14,678
• Subtotal...……………………………… $28,862
Clear & Grub Area Between Parcels 4 & 5
• 1.7 Acres based on a 25 foot width on either side of fence row….$7,908
Maintain Existing Terraces
• Parcel 5 - 1.6 Acres………….$7,305
• Parcel 4 - 1.9 Acres………….$8,675
Approximate Improvement Value: $52,750
Other Value Added Considerations (varies year to year based in part on weather & crop)
Of the 302 crop acres, approximately 75 percent were in corn. To minimize erosion and enhance crop
yield, a cover crop was applied to 234 acres. While there are several types of products used when
seeding a cover crop, rye is typically used at the rate of one (1) bushel per acre.
The estimated cost at one (1) bushel of rye per acre plus labor/equipment cost is $35 / acre +/-.
Cover Crop: $ 8,190.
11-28-23

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ITEM NO: 8
SUBJECT: Resolution Authorizing the Execution of a Land Lease with Robert DeRooi
DATE: November 29, 2023
BACKGROUND:
This resolution authorizes the execution of a land lease between the South Central Regional Airport Agency
(SCRAA) and Robert DeRooi. If approved, this one-year lease for 45.51 tillable acres of land would begin on
March 1, 2024 and end on February 28, 2025. The tenant, Mr. DeRooi, would be responsible to pay the
SCRAA an annual rent of $20,200 payable in two installments of $10,100 on March 1, 2024, and $10,100 on
October 1, 2024. The annual cash rent amount is the same as the current lease that is set to expire on
February 28, 2024.
ATTACHMENTS: Resolution, Farm Lease
REPORT PREPARED BY: Staff
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve resolution

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RESOLUTION
NO. 70
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING FARM LEASE WITH ROBERT DEROOI AND
ENTERING INTO LEASE AGREEMENT WITH ROBERT DEROOI
WHEREAS, the South Central Regional Airport Agency (SCRAA)
owns properties that are under farm leases that terminate effective at the end
of the current crop year;
WHEREAS, the SCRAA deemed it to be in the best interest of
the SCRAA to renew lease agreement with Robert DeRooi, beginning
with the upcoming crop year;
WHEREAS, the SCRAA Board Chair previously appointed a farm
lease committee and that committee has reviewed the proposal and made
recommendations to the SCRAA Board for awarding farm lease agreements;
WHEREAS, the SCRAA Board desires to award farm lease
agreements to the operators hereinafter described and desires that such farm
lease agreements should be signed and entered into between the SCRAA
and said operators.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the
SCRAA shall enter into farm lease agreements with the above-
described operators and that the SCRAA Board President is hereby
authorized and empowered by the SCRAA Board to execute said farm lease
agreements as reviewed and approved by the SCRAA attorney.
PASSED AND APPROVED, this 29th day of November 2023.
Jim Hansen, Chairperson
ATTEST:
Mike Nardini, Coordinating Agency

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Check Invoice Description Check
Issue Date Payee GL Account Amount
Meetings & Conferences
10/2/2022CARDMEMBER SERVICES 141.5.05.2200.6240 Marriott-FAA Meeting $ 205.93
10/20/2022CARDMEMBER SERVICES 141.5.05.2200.6240 Marriott-FAA Meeting 2 84.63
141.5.05.2200.6240 $ 490.56
Travel
8/23/20224 STATES AIRPORT CONFERENCE 141.5.05.2200.6260 FAA Conference-J Hansen $ 395.00
8/29/2022CARDMEMBER SERVICE 141.5.05.2200.6260 Hotel SCRAA Airport Meeting 8 04.98
9/21/2022CARDMEMBER SERVICE 141.5.05.2200.6260 Kansas City Parking Fees 1 8.00
9/21/2022CARDMEMBER SERVICE 141.5.05.2200.6260 FAA Meeting-Hotel 2 07.70
10/4/2022HANSEN, JIM 141.5.05.2200.6260 SCRAA FAA Meeting 3 02.76
$ 1,728.44
Audit Expense
5/26/2023OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE 141.5.05.2200.6401 Audit Filing Expense $ 100.00
6/20/2023OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE 141.5.05.2200.6401 Audit Filing Expense 1 50.00
7/5/2023VAN MAANEN SIETSTRA MEYER & NIKKEL 141.5.05.2200.6401 Audit Expense 5,500.00
$ 5,750.00
Professional Services
1/17/2023Neopolitan Labs LLC 141.5.05.2200.6405 Website Hosting $ 425.00
$ 425.00
Insurance
10/4/2022EMC INSURANCE COMPANIES 141.5.05.2200.6410 Insurance Deductible $ 3,000.00
2/21/2023RATCLIFF & BLAKE INSURANCE 141.5.05.2200.6410 Insurance Expense 7 26.00
4/4/2023RATCLIFF & BLAKE INSURANCE 141.5.05.2200.6410 Insurance Expense 8,010.00
$ 11,736.00
Legal Expense & Publication
8/16/2022BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense $ 2,640.00
10/4/2022BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 2,865.00
10/18/2022TOWN CRIER 141.5.05.2200.6414 Farm Land Ad 1 01.25
10/18/2022BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 1,980.00
11/15/2022BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 1,905.00
12/20/2022OSKALOOSA HERALD 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 1 61.20
12/20/2022OSKALOOSA HERALD 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 1 09.50
12/20/2022BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 7 65.00
2/21/2023BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 1 20.00
4/18/2023BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 6 75.00
5/23/2023BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense 9 0.00
$ 11,411.95
Printing, Binding & Publishing
$ -
Tax Expense
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 3 6.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1,742.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1,494.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1,440.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 6 08.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 3 94.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 3 20.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 4 86.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 6 8.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 2 26.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1 0.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 9 22.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 6 54.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 7 38.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 2 04.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 9 42.00
9/6/2022Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1,692.00
$ 11,976.00
Engineering/Planning
6/22/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 4,638.40
8/18/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 11,192.74
10/4/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 1,829.23
10/4/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 2,176.38
10/4/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 2,244.61
10/4/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 2,432.37
10/4/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 6 65.20
10/4/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 14,735.46
11/5/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 10,328.08
12/6/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 6,778.27
12/20/2022HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 8,891.76
2/7/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6730 Engineering 5,328.82
2/21/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering 4,345.56
3/21/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering 6,643.73
5/2/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering 12,543.03
6/6/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering 6,955.66
7/5/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering 16,859.91
8/15/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering 26,987.59
$ 145,576.80
Total $ 186,875.75

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2023 SCRAA Operating - Financial Statement
Budget Year-to-Date Remaining
Operating Revenue
Farm Rental $ 61,400 $ 108,417 $ -
Pella - 0
Oskaloosa - -
Total Operating Revenue $ 61,400 $ 108,417 $ -
Expense Budget Year to Date Remaining
Audit $ 6,000 $ 5,750 $ 250
Insurance 9,000 11,736 (2,736)
Travel 1,000 1,728 (728)
Website Maintenance 500 425 75
Training/Conferences 1,200 491 709
Legal Fees 9,000 11,412 (2,412)
Misc Expense 200 - 200
Tax Expense 12,500.00 11,976 524
Total Expense $ 39,400 $ 43,518 $ (4,118)
Net Operating Inc/(Exp) $ 22,000 $ 64,899 $ 4,118

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Check Invoice Description Check
Issue Date Payee GL Account Amount
Meetings & Conferences
$ -
Travel
141.5.05.2200.6260
141.5.05.2200.6260
141.5.05.2200.6260
141.5.05.2200.6260
141.5.05.2200.6260
$ -
Audit Expense
141.5.05.2200.6401
141.5.05.2200.6401
141.5.05.2200.6401
$ -
Professional Services
141.5.05.2200.6405
$ -
Insurance
141.5.05.2200.6410
141.5.05.2200.6410
141.5.05.2200.6410
$ -
Legal Expense & Publication
9/19/2023BRICK GENTRY BOWER SWARTZ & LEVIS PC 141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense $ 2,115.00
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
141.5.05.2200.6414 Farm Land Ad
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
141.5.05.2200.6414 Legal Expense
$ 2,115.00
Printing, Binding & Publishing
$ -
Tax Expense
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1,786.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 3 6.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1,532.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1,476.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 6 24.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 4 06.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 3 28.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 5 02.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 7 0.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 2 34.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1 0.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 9 50.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 6 74.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 7 60.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 2 10.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 9 72.00
9/5/2023Mahaska County Treasurer 141.5.05.2200.6421 Property Tax Expense 1,746.00
$ 12,316.00
Engineering/Planning
9/5/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering 16,418.00
9/19/2023HDR Engineering Inc 241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering 5,072.12
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
241.5.05.7240.6750 Engineering
$ 21,490.12
Total $ 35,921.12

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2024 SCRAA Operating - Financial Statement
Budget Year-to-Date Remaining
Operating Revenue
Farm Rental $ 63,035 $ -
Pella - 0
Oskaloosa - -
Total Operating Revenue $ - $ 63,035 $ -
Expense Budget Year to Date Remaining
Audit $ - $ -
Insurance - 0
Travel - 0
Website Maintenance - 0
Training/Conferences - 0
Legal Fees 2,115 (2,115)
Misc Expense - 0
Tax Expense 12,316 (12,316)
Total Expense $ - $ 14,431 $ (14,431)
Net Operating Inc/(Exp) $ - $ 48,604 $ 14,431

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SCRAA (11-14-23)
Work Tasks On Call Planning & Engineering
FAA “ In Person Meetings” Progress Report:
Assisted in the preparation of exhibits for discussion at a meeting between SCRAA representatives
(Pella, Oskaloosa & SCRA) and FAA staff - Kansas City in August 2022 and 2023. Preparation of
documents for a meeting with representatives from the SCRAA, Mahaska County and others in
Oskaloosa. Remote Meetings via Teams: Conference call between Oskaloosa and FAA re: progress
related to negotiation and annexation efforts. Nov. 2023
Reasonable Alternatives:
Reasonable alternatives means alternatives that would be acceptable to property owners and FAA within
in the framework of the Finding of No Significant Environmental Impact/record of decision and the
approved airport layout plan.
Exhibits depicting multiple phasing plans showing development of the primary runway based on a 4000’
scenario, 5,500’ scenario and an ultimate 6,700’ scenario.
Developed and discussed a reasonable strategy to acquire some parcels in fee title and others required
property interest through surface and overhead avigation easements based on a primary runway length of
5,500’
Developed revisions to the terminal area plan for discussion with a primary property owned. This was in
person along with other offers that included identifying parcels that may provide for a possible 1099
exchange.
Landowner Meetings
Participated in several informal landowner meetings with area farmers related to acquisition alternatives
and concerns ranging from leasing opportunities and to annexation impacts. A representative from the
Board of Supervisors at times participated in.
Disconnect/Relocation of 220th
Developed scenarios based on the concept of “relocating” 220th rather than disconnecting the roadway.
The scenarios again as all reasonable alternative were discussed informally with FAA staff to determine if
they could be considered. This means where federal assistance is anticipated, will the alternative satisfy
federal program requirements.
235th Road Improvement Alternatives
At the request of the County Board of Supervisors, several phasing plans and develop costs (row of way,
grading, drainage, surface type: granular and/or paved) were prepared for 235th extending between the
proposed US 63/IA 163 Dean Avenue. The effort include a field review along the roadways to determine
the size of drainage structures and topographic features related to meeting the roadway design standard.
These alternatives together with 220th were to be considered. These exhibits and cost opinions were
provided to the County Engineer.
Annexation 80/20
Prepared several exhibits and depicting annexation scenarios based on requirements set forth by state
code and the State of Iowa-City Development Board. This effort in part was an outcome from the informal
meetings with area property owners. The 80/20 annexation scenario was present initially by SCRAA
representatives to FAA in 2022 with several different scenarios developed. This included discussion with
property owners adjacent to IA 163 and Iowa DOT staff. Given requirements, field survey was undertaken
to verify dimensions along given property lines.
Other activities included the SCRAA Board meetings, phone calls and meeting with farm tenants to set
out crop lines etc.

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Task Order Reso No. Date Approved Purpose Authorized Amount Amount Paid Remaining
21 12/13/17 Public Information Meeting $ 24,749.00
28 10/29/18 Amendment No. 1 $ 34,006.00
1
32 6/6/19 Amendment No. 2 $ 19,930.00
36 11/21/19 Amendment No. 3 $ 21,024.00
Amendment No. 4 $ 30,084.00
Amendment No. 5 $ 29,900.00
Amendment No. 6 $ 29,895.00
Amendment No. 7 $ 29,895.00
Amendment No. 8 $ 15,000.00
Amendment No. 9 $ 15,000.00
Amendment No. 10 $ 20,000.00
Amendment No. 11 $ 8 ,000.00
Amendment No. 12 $ 36,200.00
Amendment No. 13 $ 15,000.00
Amendment No. 14 $ 20,000.00
Amendment No.15 $ 35,000.00
Amendment No. 16 $ 40,000.00
Amendment No. 17 $ 50,000.00
Amendment No.18 $ 20,000.00
Total for Task Order 1 $ 493,683.00 $ 469,279.63 $ 24,403.37
s
22 12/13/17 Oskaloosa Airport Federal Release $ 81,162.23
2 33 6/6/19 Amendment No. 1 $ 4 ,500.00
35 9/12/19 Amendment No. 2 $ 6 ,258.15
12/12/19 Amendment No. 3 $ 8 ,024.30
Total for Task Order 2 $ 99,944.68 $ 95,673.82 $ 4,270.86
27 10/29/18 Vos Parcels $ 32,856.00 $ 40,396.99 $ 2,456.01
3
36 11/21/19 Amendment No. 1 $ 9 ,997.00
Total for Task Order 3 $ 42,853.00
4 27 2/28/19 Van Heukelom Parcels $ 46,267.00
Amendment No. 1 $ 7 ,500.00
5/27/20 Amendment No. 2 $ 6 ,500.00
Amendment no. 3 $ 4 ,300.00
Total for Task Order 4 $ 64,567.00 $ 64,002.84 $ 5 64.16
5 Barnard Parcels $ 32,065.00
Amendment No. 1 $ 3 ,201.00
Total for Task Order 5 $ 35,266.00 $ 33,098.42 $ 2,167.58
6 Wichart $ 44,272.00 $ 39,509.04 $ 4,762.96
7 Hasselman Parcels $ 40,999.00 $ 27,739.24 $ 13,259.76
8 Prine Parcels $ 35,837.00
Amendment No. 1 $ 10,000.00
Total for Task Order 8 $ 45,837.00 $ 43,063.33 $ 2,773.67
9 DeRooi Parcels $ 36,154.00
Amendment No. 1 $ 150,000.00
Total for Task Order 9 $ 186,154.00 $ 29,976.84 $ 6,177.16
10 Van Zomeran Parcels $ 32,770.00 $ 30,716.00 $ 2,054.00
11 Rempe Parcels $ 36,630.00 $ 33,095.45 $ 3,534.55
12 37 11/21/19 Pella Airport Federal Release $ 99,978.00 $ 7 ,591.34 $ 92,386.66