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RE: Regional Transportation Plan Comments on the Regional Transportation Plan Puget Sound Regional Council, The City of Des Moines appreciates the important work of the Puget Sound Regional Council and the opportunity to comment on the Draft of the Regional Transportation Plan - 2018. The draft plan acknowledges the importance of a sustainable regional transportation network moving people and goods in ways that support a healthy environment and a strong economy. The plan also recognizes the opportunity to address past harms to the environment and improve air and water quality. The City of Des Moines is committed to multi-modal options. The City of Des Moines comments relate primarily to the section of the plan devoted to the regional aviation system and planning for future airport system needs (pg.53-54). Washington is the most trade dependent state in the nation and Washington airports undeniably have a significant impact on the State’s economy. [1] The plan is deficient in the discussion of this critical element of the state’s transportation system, devoting a brief half page to this topic. The primary concern of the City of Des Moines has to do with the asymmetrical relationship between the public benefit of economic activity coming from airport operations (specifically SeaTac International Airport) and the disproportionate negative impacts experienced by our city in proximity to this major airport. We understand the plan addresses the statewide transportation system, nonetheless SeaTac is the largest component in the statewide aviation system. It is state policy to work with appropriate local…

City: SeaTac and Des Moines; City Line at 208th. Page 123 Before modifying Use of Property assess Bonds restrictions by contacting Corporate Finance & Budget. Access AIP’s by contacting Airport Finance & Budget Des Moines Creek Business Development 24th Ave S S 2 16t h S t International Blvd S 2 00t h S t South 200th Street Development Area 20th Ave S 22nd Ave S S 2 08t h S t 14th Ave S S 2 04t h S t No Lease 18th Ave S Sou th of Air fie ld Panattoni Des Moines Creek Business Park Phase 3 South 5-Acre Parcel South 5-Acre 509 Parcel Des Moines Creek Business Park Phase 2 So ut h of th Aerial Photo Taken Spring 2012 500 1,000250 Feet inch = 500 feet Page 124 Non Port Property Proposed SR 509 Zone Matchline Boundary Port of Seattle Property Date Published: 12-31-2014 Disclaimer: This map is for general reference only. Data Layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, or otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION. Available For Development Sou th of Air fie ld

This document contains the agenda for the Des Moines City Council regular meeting on January 26, 2012, including consent calendar items, new business items, and administrative reports. It also includes minutes from the previous meeting on January 5, 2012, which featured the swearing in of council members and election of mayor and mayor pro-tem.

Friday, February 5, 2010 Times I News SeaTac: Possibilities are outlined Des Moines: Position pondered for city welcome sign placement CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 principal Jon Eisen on a SeaTac City Center retail, dining and en- tertainment marker study. The city hired Eisen's consult- ing firm to do the study on an 82- acre site next to the new airport light-rail station. City officials seek to create a downtown/enter- tainment district in the area. Lawmakers wanted to kickstart the project by building a public parking garage on the Cassans' property for patrons of the planned downtown area. The Cassans and other SeaTac business owners have contended that city taffers rely too heavily on consultants who do not take into account market realities when proposing ambitious redevelop- ment plans. Jack Dodge, SeaTac princi- pal planner, emphasized that the StreetSense study analyzed what is economically viable. but not what Burien homicide case still open after 4 years Pietz Family photo Nichole Piet-:. poses for a wedding photo a·ith her husband in Ha- wwt. Last week marked the fourth anniversary of the death of Nicole Pietz. She was last seen at her Lynnwood home by her husband on Jan. 27, 2006. Nichole Pietz's body was found in a wooded area in Burien near South 144th Street and Des Moines Memorial Drive South on Feb 6, 2006. Her car, a 2003 ]etta, was found in the University District about two weeks later. The case has not been solved. The reward for information on the…