PCHB070002283

Respondent Port of Seattle hereby submits the attached errata pages to the Prefiled Testimony of James C. Kelley, Ph.D., and the Prefiled Testimony of Joseph Brascher. With respect to the testimony of Dr. Kelley, three pages contained typographical errors that required correction. Redlines of those three pages are attached to this pleading. A corrected version of Dr. Kelley's testimony is provided with this pleading (an original plus three copies). The Port requests that the Board substitute the corrected testimony for the testimony currently in the Board's witness binders with the exception of the exhibits to Dr. Kelley's testimony, which was unchanged. With respect to the testimony of Mr. Brascher, the final two lines of paragraph 39 of Mr. Brascher's testimony were inadvertently omitted, because different computer systems paginated the testimony differently. A copy of the revised page for Mr. Brascher's testimony, which includes the two omitted lines from paragraph 39, is attached to this pleading. As with Dr. Kelley's testimony, a corrected version of the Mr. Brascher's testimony (original and three copies) is provided for the Board's convenience. The Port requests that the Board substitute the attached ERRATUM TO PREFILED TESTIMONY OF JAMES C. KELLEY, FOSTER PEPPER _' SHEFELMAN PLLC PH.D. AND PREFILED TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH BRASCHER - 1 1111Tram)AVENUE, SUITE3400 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98101-3299 50312963.01 ORIGINAL ,o.4,ooAR 002283 corrected testimony for the prefiled testimony in the Board's witness books, with the exception of the exhibits to Mr. Brascher's testimony, which are unchanged. Respectfully submitted this 14thday of March, 2002. PORT…

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