Resolution No. 3202: Declaring certain real property no longer needed for Port’s purposes and surplus to the Port’s needs; and authorizing its sale

Resolution No. 3202, adopted by the Port of Seattle Commission on October 10, 1995, declares a residential property at 2249 S. 216th Street—acquired through the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport's Transaction Assistance Program for homeowners near airport noise areas—as surplus and no longer needed for Port purposes. The estimated market value of the property was $106,000, and the Director of Aviation Facilities and Maintenance was authorized to arrange its sale on the open market in accordance with state law.

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Resolution No. 3202 of the Port of Seattle Commission declares real property at 2249 S. 216th Street as surplus and no longer needed for Port purposes. The property, with an estimated market value of $106,000, was acquired as part of the Transaction Assistance Program authorized under Resolution No. 3062 for homeowners adjacent to Port acquisition areas near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The Director of Aviation Facilities and Maintenance is authorized to arrange the sale of the property on the open market.

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