BAC SP START What We Need Part I The Real Lay Of The Land Normandy Park Resolution 994 Lance Lyttle Response 0001

Port needs to fully respond (one way or another) to long outstanding city/citizen requests for action. Inexcusable to pretend Port doesn’t know what is requested. Burien resolutions seeking Port action - 2019i ii. Des Moines letters to Port - 2019 iii. Federal WaV task force report recommendations - 2018 iv. Port of Seattle Airport Neighbor Community Accords - 2018 2. WHAT WE NEED – PART II - BETTER PROCESS + COMMITMENT TRANSPARENCY/ACCOUNTABILITY a. Participation by Elected's b. Audio-visual recording – red line on transparency and accountability at this point Now – after Lance Lyttle’s comments verbally and in writing, alleging that unnamed citizens acted in some non-explained bad faith – StART is no longer a safe space for citizens without full audio-visual recording. No justifiable reason for objection. c. Reboot/define specific mission/goals – not diluted into meaningless incrementalism useful only for marketing. Incrementalism must be byproduct of the defined consensus larger and specific, measurable objective. Like in the Century Agenda. d. Consensus on larger mission/goals priority, over incremental projects e. Agenda-setting not silo’d in practice f. Advance materials – no longer excusable as it undermines credibility and efficacy }I g. Speakers = diverse perspective must be priority; Port must accept and assist in bringing in counter viewpoints 3. CHARTER REVISION - START NOT A MARKETING ENGINE – MEDIA RELEASE/PR REQUIRES CONSENSUS – members agree no PR absent consensus CHARTER REVISION - START NOT “CHECK THE BOX” FOR LEGAL COMPLIANCE – agreement by members that no member will claim that participation…

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