EXH AR026502: Letter to Seattle Public Utilities — 4th Quarterly Stormwater Monitoring Results, NEPL, STIA

A November 30, 1999 letter from Port of Seattle's Aviation Project Management Group to Seattle Public Utilities reports the fourth and final quarterly stormwater monitoring results for the Sea-Tac Airport North Employees' Parking Lot (NEPL). Testing of water samples collected throughout 1999 found pollutant levels—including metals, hydrocarbons, and suspended solids—well below Washington State residential water supply standards. Based on these results, the Port proposed ending the monitoring program and invited the City of Seattle to confer on whether further monitoring was warranted under their Interlocal Agreement.

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Letter dated November 30, 1999 from Earl Munday, Aviation Project Management Group, Port Of Seattle, to Dave Hilmoe, Director of Water Quality and Supply, Seattle Public Utilities, reporting fourth quarterly stormwater monitoring results for the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport North Employees’ Parking Lot (NEPL) per Condition 7 of the Interlocal Agreement (ILA) between Port of Seattle and City of Seattle Public Utilities. Stormwater collected at bioswale outlet from stormwater detention vault; sample analyzed by Aquatic Research, Inc. Results table covers January 14, February 22, May 15, and October 8, 1999 for TSS, TPH, pH, Total Cadmium, Total Copper, Total Lead, and Total Zinc compared to Washington State residential water supply criteria. All metal concentrations below residential water supply criteria; cadmium and lead below laboratory detection limit; copper 0.0070 mg/L, zinc 0.102 mg/L. Port proposes discontinuing monitoring after one-year cycle. BCC recipients include Ken Ludwa, Paul Fendt, Parametrix, Virginia Kirk (Legal), Rod Hilden (GALOB), Barbara Hinkle (HSEM), Mary Vigilante, Tom Hubbard, Tina Soike. AR 026502–026504.

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