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Sea-Tac Airport Third Runway 401 Permit Negotiations I| /_u'-_'_'_ |I October 27, 2000 | .,,_. / -0 _ | 9:30 - 3:30 _, M. Green • These draft meeting notes have been prepared by Kate Snider, Floyd & Snider Inc. Please replyto Kate at (206) 292-2078, fax (206) 682-7867, kates@.floyd-snidercornwith comments on the accuracyof these notesby 5pm, Wednesday, 1111/00. ATTENDEES Ray He,wig, Dept. of Ecology KellyWhiting, King County Kevin Fitzpatrick,Dept. of Ecology David Masters, KingCounty Ann Kenny,Dept. of Ecology Paul Fendt, Parametrix ChungKiYee, Dept. of Ecology Alan Black, HNTB Tom Luster,Dept. of Ecology Rick Schaefer, Earth Tech David Garland, Dept. of Ecology Charles (Pony) Ellingson,PGG MichaelCheyne, Portof Seattle Michael Bailey, Hart Crowser ElizabethLeavitt,Portof Seattle Kate Snider, Floyd & Snider Inc. KeithSmith, Portof Seattle Rachel McCrea, Floyd& Snider Inc. MEETING AGENDA OVERVIEW • StormwaterMaster Plan Update • Base Flow Update • Tyee Pond buffer • EcologyStaffing:401, NRMP review, KingCounty DEFINITION OF TERMS USED IN THESE NOTES Resolution(general): The use of variationsof the term"resolution"are for the purposes of these negotiationsand refer only to the work of these technical negotiations between the Port of Seattle andthe Department of Ecology. The terms are not intended to implythat, throughthese negotiations only, any issue has reached "final" resolution. Final resolution is subject to Ecology's receipt and approval of necessary documentation, subsequent public review and comm_.nt,evaZuationof publiccommentand the final permit decision. Resnlved: The term "resolved"is used in the-:_ notes to mean that subsequent discussionof the ;ssue is not necessary in these negotiations. This term assumes that subsequent…

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