Exhibit 214: Tom Luster Draft Memo — Sea-Tac 401 Issues List for Ecology Reviewers

A October 9, 2000 internal memo from Tom Luster to Ecology's SeaTac reviewers outlines a draft list of unresolved issues related to the SeaTac Airport 401 water quality certification review. The issues cover stormwater management, streamflows, wetland impacts, and environmental mitigation plans, including concerns about cumulative impacts on Des Moines Creek and Miller Creek from several interconnected proposed projects. The memo notes that some issues may require only minor document clarifications while others may need significant new documentation or development of formal 401 permit conditions.

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Exhibit 214 (AR 018770–018772), draft memo dated October 9, 2000 from Tom Luster to Ecology’s SeaTac reviewers (Ray Hellwig, Gordon White, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Erik Stockdale, Dave Garland, Joan Marchioro) listing unresolved issues for the SeaTac 401 water quality certification review. Issues span: direct/indirect/cumulative impacts of SR 509 Construction Interchange, Wetland 39b, Wetlands 18/37, Borrow Site #3, IWS Lagoon #3, South Access Road, RDF; Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) including wetvault feasibility, Kludt settlement, Walker Creek retaining wall aquitard breach, NPDES compliance, construction stormwater BMPs, TSS exceedances; Des Moines Creek flow augmentation water source, hydraulic continuity (3 aquifers), Water District #54, sodium sulfite treatment byproducts, fluoride removal, WACs 173-154 and 173-160; Miller Creek baseflow analysis; Natural Resource Mitigation Plan (NRMP) integration; Clean Water Act Section 401; NEPA/SEPA; Model Toxic Control Act (MTCA) Level A; PGG report; Defenders of Wildlife v. Browner 9th Circuit decision; Tyee Mitigation Site; Auburn wetland interaction.

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