Kentuckians For Better Transportation Board of Directors Meeting April 27, 2016 10:00 am Limestone Room, Keeneland Lexington, KY AGENDA Call to Order Approval of Minutes Treasurer s Report Membership Report Approval of New Members Nominating Committee Report Conference Planning Committee Clint Goodin, Chairman Crissy Fiscus Ben Fister Greg Hensley Clint Goodin, Ben Fister KBT Modal Committees KBT Ad Hoc Scholarship Committee KBT Chairman s Report KBT Executive Director s Report Other Business Adjourn Phil Annis Clint Goodin Juva Barber Kentuckians for Better Transportation educates and advocates for all modes of transportation to promote a safe, sustainable transportation network that brings economic growth and improved quality of life to all Kentucky Communities. 2016/2017 Tentative Dates KBT Fly In May 18-19, 2016 Washington, DC KBT Mid-Year Review June 10, 2016 Lexington, KY KBT Board Meeting September 16, 2016 KBT Transportation Conference January 18-20, 2017 Marriott, Lexington Anti-Trust Statement: No activity or discussion at any KBT meeting or other function may be engaged in for the purpose of bringing about any understanding or agreement among members to (a) raise, lower, or stabilize prices; (b) regulate production; (c) allocate markets; (d) encourage boycotts; (e) foster unfair trade practices; (f) assist monopolization, or (g) in any way violate federal or State antitrust laws. Any questions regarding the meaning or applicability of this policy, as well as any concerns regarding activities or discussions at KBT meetings, should be promptly brought to the attention of the KBT Chair or Executive Director.
KBT Board of Directors Meeting January 20, 2016 Terrace Ballroom Marriott Griffin Gate, Lexington KY 3:00 pm Those present included: Phil Annis Barry Barker David Beck Alan Bernard Steve Brown Paul Buddeke Michael Cansler Chuck Craycraft Shirley Cummins Nick D Andrea (call in) Mark Day Shawn Dikes (call in) Ben Edelen Rod England Tony Estes Crissy Fiscus Ben Fister Grant Gabbard Clint Goodin Ron Gray David Hall Frank Hamilton, Jr Greg Hensley Bob Helton Henry Hinkle Jeff Houchin Morgan Judy Vince Lang Darrell Link Charles Lovorn Brandon Lowe Larry McFall Skip Miller Tom Nugent, III Randy Palmer Allen Priest Brad Schneider Jonathan Steiner Richard Sutherland Mark Willis Larry Winkleman Brian Wood Guests: John Mahre Nick Rodgers Staff: Juva Barber Presiding Clint Goodin, Chair The meeting began with a call to order. The minutes were reviewed. Richard Sutherland moved to approve and the motion was seconded by Bob Helton. The motion carried. Finance Report Crissy Fiscus, KBT Treasurer, presented the financial report. She noted that there were two reports the November report and the recently obtained December report. Fiscus noted that most Conference expenses will be paid in January and February. A question was asked regarding reserve amounts. Fiscus noted that KBT has a money market account at Central Bank and a CD at Traditional Bank. Morgan Judy moved to approve the report as presented. Greg Hensley seconded and the motion carried. Nominating Committee Report Greg Hensley presented the slate of Board members that the committee recommended for appointment and reappointment. Paul Buddeke moved to approve. Skip Miller seconded and the motion carried.
Those members are listed as follows: Mr. Greg Bernard, Mid-Park Mr. Michael Cansler, Rogers Group Mr. Mark Day, Blue Grass Airport Mr. Tony Estes, Brandeis Mr. Greg Hensley, Elkhorn Creek Consulting Mr. Jason Jurgensen, Eaton Asphalt & Paving Co Mr. Charles Skip Miller, Louisville Regional Airport Mr. Tom Nugent, Nugent Sand Company Mr. Jonathan Steiner, Kentucky League of Cities Mr. Steve Brown, Toyota Mr. Chuck Craycraft, Lochner Mr. Shawn Dikes, Parsons Brinckerhoff Mr. Grant Gabbard, The Allen Company Mr. Morgan Judy, Judy Construction Mr. Charles Lovorn, KAHC Mr. Randy Palmer, Palmer Engineering Company Mr. Allen Priest, Compton Kottke & Associates Mr. Bryce Walker, The Walker Company City of Louisville (individual to be determined by Louisville Metro) Hensley then presented the slate of officers as follows: Chair: Clint Goodin 1st Vice Chair: Morgan Judy 2nd Vice Chair: Bob Helton Treasurer: Crissy Fiscus Board Member at Large: Phil Annis **** Phil will assume this role upon approval of the Board on January 20, 2016 Immediate Past Chair: Greg Hensley Alan Bernard moved to approve. Clint Goodin seconded and the motion carried. Ron Gray noted that he was retiring soon and that Nick Rodgers would be taking his place. Greg Hensley moved to fill Ron Gray s unexpired term with Nick Rodgers, effective upon Ron s retirement. Vince Lang seconded and the motion carried. Membership Committee Report Ben Fister noted that KBT ended 2015 with 301 members. So far in 2016, 145 members have paid and 156 are outstanding. There are 5 new members to date. Fister moved to approve the report. Hamilton seconded and the motion carried. Fister also thanked Rod England for securing Mead Equipment as a new member. Conference Committee Clint Goodin thanked everyone for coming and encouraged everyone to visit all the exhibitors and to attend the sessions. He did note that staff would be weather aware and, should the need arise, adjust the schedule as able. MODAL COMMITTEES
Air Transportation Mark Day, KBT Air Transportation Co-Chair presented the KBT Air Transportation Committee s proposed Legislative policy. In order to be consistent with the current U.S. Department of Transportation/FAA policy KBT urges the Kentucky General Assembly to follow KRS 183.525 and fully appropriate the fees collected from the sale of aviation fuels to develop, rehabilitate and maintain airport facilities with these funds. The Federal Aviation Administration s current authorization will expire March, 2016. KBT is supportive of a timely multi-year reauthorization bill to ensure the continued, safe operation of all of Kentucky s airports. Mark Day moved to approve the statements. Barry Barker seconded and the motion carried. Scholarship Committee Phil Annis informed the group that the Scholarship Committee met on November 18 at Mountain Enterprises. Those present at the meeting were Clint Goodin, Phil Annis, Greg Hensley, Crissy Fiscus, Derek Guthrie, Chad LaRue, and KBT staff. A copy of the Scholarship Committee proposal may be found in the master minutes. The Board discussed the proposal. A question was asked regarding whether or not the scholarship was for those pursuing a transportation specific degree or field of study. The answer was no the scholarship could be awarded for any field of study. It was noted that the applicants must be affiliated with a member company. A question was asked regarding the selection committee and whether that committee would be appointed by the Board. The funding source was questioned. It was noted that the scholarship would be funded from KBT s operating account. This would be a budgeted item. The Scholarship Committee is not married to the amount. A question was asked regarding whether or not the individual would have to attend a Kentucky institution. There is no specific field of study requirement nor is there a requirement that the individual attend a Kentucky based institution. A member suggested the formation of a separate foundation to handle the scholarship. Another member suggested using a third party to review applications. One member noted that it wasn t that long ago that KBT was financially struggling. Hensley noted that the scholarship program is a good way to give back to the community and to create value for KBT membership. Phil Annis moved to table this discussion to the next Board meeting to give the Committee an opportunity to review the comments. Charles Lovorn seconded and the motion carried.
David Beck noted that KBT should determine an amount needed in reserves, and set aside that amount to be sure the organization could operate should there be a drastic reduction in funding. Chair s Report Clint Goodin thanked the members for attending. He noted that the Conference events would begin soon and again encouraged everyone to visit with the exhibitors and thank the sponsors. Executive Director s Report Juva Barber asked the group if they would be interested in going to Keeneland for the April meeting. A vocal majority indicated this was a positive move. Staff would work with Keeneland to secure meeting space and track seats. Barber also noted that the primary area of focus this legislative session would be the Transportation Budget and the P3 legislation. Other Business Alan Bernard and Ron Gray thanked the Board. Both gentlemen stated they enjoyed their KBT Board experience and appreciated the time spent with the group. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Juva S Barber