“For every project we do here, there’s several steps,” Kamerbeek explained. “We need to do a design…then we need to do an environmental study to make sure that what we’re changing is not impacting the environment. We need to get funding from the [Federal Aviation Administration] and then from the local government from the City of Oneonta, and then we need to execute it. Those projects take years. So you need to keep on it. You need to be in it for the long run. None of these projects are one and done. And a lot of the projects we’re working on now, like the fuel farm, started years ago, and it’s now coming to realization.”
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