The 2018 Interlocal Agreement between the City of SeaTac and the Port of Seattle establishes a cooperative framework governing how Seattle-Tacoma International Airport operates within city boundaries, covering land use, building permits, environmental regulations, transportation, and public safety. The agreement, negotiated throughout 2017, includes provisions for storm water management fees, traffic impact fees, and an annual $1.4 million Port contribution to the City for community relief and public safety services. It also defines roles for environmental review under SEPA, including responsibilities related to noise impacts and aviation hazards affecting neighboring residents and businesses.Open full document
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Executive summary of the proposed 2018 Interlocal Agreement (ILA) between the City of SeaTac and Port of Seattle, intended to replace the expiring ILA and establish a cooperative framework for managing Sea-Tac Airport operations, land use, permitting, transportation, environmental regulations, and public safety. The agreement covers seven chapters and includes new elements such as delegated building permit authority, surface water management fees, and an annual $1.4MM community relief contribution from the Port. The document also outlines the approval schedule for the Port Commission and City Council.