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Burnet Municipal Airport - Capital Projects Updates
Welcome to the Burnet Municipal Airport (BMQ) Project Updates page. Here, you’ll find the latest information on ongoing and upcoming projects aimed at enhancing airport facilities and infrastructure.
We recognize these improvements may cause temporary inconveniences, and we appreciate your patience and cooperation during the process. Please check this page regularly for the latest updates.
Capital Project | Project Description | Budget/Funding Source | Update |
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TxDOT Pavement Maintenance |
This TxDOT-initiated pavement maintenance project aims to enhance the airport’s infrastructure by improving surface durability and safety. The project includes crack sealing, seal coating, minor pavement reconstruction, and remarking of the runway, taxiway, and ramp surfaces to ensure optimal performance and longevity. |
This is 90% funded by federal and state sources ($1,372,500), with the City providing a 10% matching contribution from Airport Reserves ($152,500). |
2025_04_02: The contractor will begin mobilizing on the airfield on April 7, 2025, with work officially starting on April 8, 2025. As a result, a NOTAM has been issued for the runway closure from April 8, 2025, at 6:00 AM (CST) to April 21, 2025, at 8:00 PM (CST) to accommodate construction for the airport pavement rehabilitation project. During this period, the runway will be completely closed to all air traffic, and pilots should plan accordingly. Please note that additional delays will affect the RAMP and Taxiway areas in the future. We will provide updates as more information becomes available regarding the scheduling of these project phases. |
Platting of Airport Property | Conduct a boundary retracement survey to identify deed boundary lines, prepare the Final Plat, submit it to the City, and establish monumentation for the final boundary. | $35,000/Airport Reserves | City Staff is collaborating with Cuatro Consultants to review the documents related to the replatting of the airport properties. |
Airport (RAMP Grant) | The City of Burnet has been involved in the Routine Airport Maintenance Program (RAMP) with TxDOT Aviation since 2004. This grant funding supports the City in maintaining both airside and landside areas, as well as facilitating small capital projects at the airport. | $111,111/State Ramp Grant 90%/Airport Reserves 10% | The RAMP Grant was executed by TxDOT in October. The following projects have been completed: North highway fence upgrade, minor hangar repairs, perimeter fence repair, CAF automatic gate repair, and installation of a new metal sign at the airport meeting building. |
Box Hangar | The project entails the construction of a box hangar that measures around 100 feet by 120 feet. This hangar will serve as a shell for a potential tenant. By building this hangar, we are establishing a foundation for business growth at the airport. | $1,900,000/Bond Proceeds/BIL Reimbursement | Final site work on the detention pond and concrete is in progress. Building frame erection will continue in the coming weeks, weather permitting. Roofing, sheeting, and pavement work will follow. |
Decel Lane Engineering | This marks Phase 1 of the Deceleration Lane project, which seeks to improve both safety and efficiency by establishing a dedicated deceleration lane for vehicles approaching the airport. This designated lane will enable drivers to reduce their speed gradually, minimizing disruptions to Hwy 281's traffic flow and thereby decreasing the likelihood of accidents and congestion. | $20,000/Airport Reserves | No Prgress- This project's funding is tied to the Box Hangar budget. Work will not begin until the budget for the Hangar project is fully finalized. |