This June 2004 briefing document outlines the close-out of the Joint Transportation Study (JTS) between the City of SeaTac and the Port of Seattle, focusing on options for developing a south access road to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It presents two main options: a phased approach estimated at $46 million, and an accelerated single-build approach estimated at $57 million, each with their respective pros and cons. The document also requests that the City program $46 million in its Transportation Improvement Program to fund south access improvements at key intersections near the airport.Open full document
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A briefing document presented to the City/Port Joint Advisory Committee on June 24, 2004, aimed at closing out the Joint Transportation Study (JTS). The document outlines two options for developing south access to Sea-Tac Airport, including phased improvements and grade separations, with estimated costs of $46 million for Option I and $57 million for Option II. It also requests the City of SeaTac to program $46 million in its Transportation Improvement Program for south access phases 2-A and 2-B.