SAMP Presentation to Des Moines City Council May 21 2015 City Council Packet

Stattle · lacoma lnte r nationill Airpo r t • Overview • Economic Impact • Sustainahility • Activity Forecast • Forecast Implications • Development Constraints • Challenges • Planning Schedule • Public Outreach Sustainable Airport Master Plan Seatlle · lacoma lnternalion•l Airport • Rapid growth and a constrained operational footprint requires strategic land use planning and future Commission policy decisions to provide needed capacity • Gaining clarity regarding implications of projected growth in passengers and operations- and the necessary facility changes • Developing and evaluating options to meet facility requirements • Will need to utilize Port-owned properties beyond those now a part of the airS.eld and terminal complex. • The optimal airport layout - maintaining airS.eld capacity and adding terminal capacity - will require relocation of existing facilities • Understanding these tradeoffs and the repercussions of balancing needs will be a next step Sustainable Airport Master Plan Seattle · lacoma lntern•tlonol Airport • Sea-Tac serves as critical regional and national asset - More than 170,000 jobs attributable to airport activity - $6.1 billion in total personal income - $16.3 billion in business revenue • Growth in air service supports regional economic activity - Each new international flight generates an estimated $75 million annually in direct and indirect economic impact to the region - Keeping freight moving supports local and regional businesses • Connects region to the global economy • Creates new jobs in local communities -Aeronautical jobs - airlines, airline contractors, flight kitchens, aircraft maintenance -Airport and visitor jobs -…

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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 [...]