Making the Most of Public Projects and Improvements Joel Nelson Salt Lake City International Airport Property Manager IRWA Federal Agency Update Las Vegas, NV – January 26, IRWA Federal Agency Update

Energy Efficiency Resource Conservation Minimal Impact on Community Resources 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update2

Energy Efficiency LEED Silver Standards Addition of Light-Rail 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update3

Energy Efficiency Occupancy Sensors have been installed for all Airport Lighting All Florescent Lighting has been Upgraded from T-12 to T-8, resulting in an annual energy savings of more than $14,000 Converted Interior Illuminated Signs to LED 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update4

Resource Conservation 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update5 1,200 New Passenger Seats are Currently Being Installed throughout Airport Concourses The New Seating is manufactured using 65% recycled material, which is made up of 100% aluminum arms and legs, with steel seats, backs and beams. Bottom line results in a 95% recyclable chair and the end of its useful life.

Resource Conservation The Airport Currently Maintains a Fleet of 90+ Alternative Fuel Vehicles – 10 Electric – 60 Natural Gas (Including Entire Shuttle Bus Fleet) – 20 Propane and Hybrid Vehicles 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update6

Resource Conservation Since the Airport Recycling Program was expanded in 2005, we have seen some amazing results. For Example, in 2008, the Airport Recycled the Following: 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update7 ItemRecycled Amount (Measured in Tons) Total Savings ($)Total Revenue ($) Batteries6.2$136 Tires5.2$114 Waste Oil23 Scrap Metal37$809$3,338 Cardboard247$5,432$19,038 Plastic/Newspaper67$1,448 Construction Material104,000$3,125,487 Glycol 92,696 (Gallons) $459,967

Resource Conservation The Airport has converted over 12 acres to water-conserving landscapes, saving approximately 197 million gallons of water The Airport has installed water-conserving plumbing fixtures in all public use restroom facilities, resulting in a 50% reduction in water usage A Building Automation System (BAS)is set up to effectively manage and conserve energy consumption throughout Airport property 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update8

Resource Conservation In an effort to replace natural wetland environments that were adversely impacted by construction of an additional runway, a 465 man- made wetland was completed in The wetland site is one of the largest replacement projects ever undertaken in the U.S., and is unique for not only its size, but for the diversity of habitats replaced Grass Carp replacing Magnacide H herbicide for floating and submerged weeds and algae in irrigation canals IRWA Federal Agency Update9

Our Tenant’s Initiatives American Airlines – Converted to Paperless Check-In – Offers Customers an “E-Freight” Option – Recycle more than 10 million aluminum per year Continental Airlines – Eco-Skies Program – First Bio-Fuel Aircraft tested in North America – Electric Powered Ground Equipment, where feasible – Expanded on-board recycling (aluminum cans, plastic, newspapers/magazines) – In 2008, in-flight and catering divisions were responsible for recycling more than 640,000 pounds of aluminum and plastic, and more than 1,100 tons of cardboard 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update10

Our Tenant’s Initiatives Delta Airlines – Delta has deployed more than 1,200 electric ground service vehicles, all with zero emissions, to reduce pollution and lower our total carbon footprint – Delta’s partnerships and generous contributions to the Conservation Fund and the Nature Conservancy allow Delta passengers to offset the carbon emissions from their travel Frontier Airlines – Frontier is firmly committed to recycling, reclamation, and greenhouse gas emission reduction, and will entertain viable business alternatives to enhance these practices in a positive manner IRWA Federal Agency Update11

Our Tenant’s Initiatives JetBlue Airways – All waste that is produced on each Flight, at each Station, and in each City that they operate is recycled – Pursue every opportunity to reduce our carbon footprint – Have adopted earth-friendly corporate buying habits wherever possible – Challenge each Crew Member to develop and implement new, environmentally friendly, work practices 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update12

Our Tenant’s Initiatives Southwest Airlines – Southwest has implemented active programs to recycle materials used both on and off Aircraft – Uses the patented Pratt & Whitney “EcoPower” Engine Wash System – Southwest has a “Green Team” made up of individuals throughout the organization committed to furthering environmental efforts 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update13

Our Tenant’s Initiatives United Airlines – Working to expand on-board recycling program, which includes the recycling of all aluminum and plastic beverage containers – Nearly 25 % of the ground support equipment used to move people and cargo is powered by electricity and alternative fuels – Uses the patented Pratt & Whitney “EcoPower” Engine Wash 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update14

Outdoor Code “As an American, I will do my best to Be clean in my outdoor manners, Be careful with fire, Be considerate in the outdoors, and be conservation- minded.” ("Boy Scout Handbook" 28) 2010 IRWA Federal Agency Update15