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Sea-Tac Airport Third Runway 401 Permit Negotiations MEETING NOTES SUMMARY October 2ndthrough December 8th,2000 This Meeting Notes Summary is a compilation of discussions regarding issues related to a potential 401 Permit from the Department of Ecology for the Port of Seattle's proposed Stormwater Master Plan Update and third runway construction. This summary has been developed to facilitate additional discussions on specific issues. Material from individual meeting notes regarding process logistics has not been included. Floyd & Snider Inc. has prepared the notes and this summary. Please reply to Rachel at (206) 292-2078, fax (206) 682-7867, rachelm_,floyd-snider.com with comments on the accuracy of these notes by 5pm, Wednesday, 12/13/00. Definition of Terms Used in these Notes The purpose of these technical discussions is to clarify known issues and Submittal requirements for documents adequate for Ecology and public review. Discussions of potential 401 condition language in these notes are subjective only. Language included in these notes does not in any way presuppose an Ecology decision regarding 401 issuance or preclude development of 401 requirements or conditions following review of the full record. Resolution (.qeneral): The use of variations of the term "resolution" are for the purposes of these negotiations and refer only to the work of these technical negotiations between the Port of Seattle and the Department of Ecology. The terms are not intended to imply that, through these negotiations only, any issue has reached "final" resolution. Final resolution is subject to Ecology's receipt and approval of necessary documentation, subsequent public review…

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