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SUBJECT: Summary of meeting regarding Port'ssubmittalof requested information 1. Gall Terzi and I met with Elizabeth Leavitt and Jim Kelleyon 16 April 2001 to discuss what was the best method for submittingthe additionalinformationwe had requested earlier. They provided the attached outlineas to how they divided the differenttopics. They proposed we discuss each item, or sub item, at a different meeting until all the issues were resolved. To that end, they submitted draft-revised documents summarizingthe impact to functionsand consequences. We will meet again on 26 April 2001 to discussto adequacy of the revisions. The next meeting after that was scheduled for 2 May 2001. 2. We then discussed their approach to cumulative impacts. They purchased aerial photos from the 1930's of the area prior to construction of the airport. They also found copies of the soil survey for the area prior to development. Based on their interpretation of the photos, cross referenced with the mapped hydric soils with a safety factor based on the percentage of hydric soil inclusions, they will estimate the amount and types of impacts as a result of previous work of the airport. They will also look at the overall amount of development in the watersheds over time and discuss impacts to the watershed. This information combined with the proposed and probable _ future development will help us to make a cumulative impact assessment. 3. Submitted but not discussed at the meeting were copies of reports and construction drawings for the wall. Details of the submittals are:…

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Call to order – Roll Call – Quorum Established – Land Acknowledgement We would like to acknowledge that our Agency operates in four present-day counties, which are the traditional lands of the Coast Salish people, past and present. This acknowledgement does not take the place of authentic relationships with indigenous communities in our jurisdiction and [...]