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Chronology of Regional Commercial Airport Capacity Decisions Page 1 General Chronology: Regional Commercial Airport Capacity Decisions in the Central Puget Sound Region Updated February 27, 2006 2006 WSDOT begins work on the Long-Term Air Transportation Capacity Study (LATS). 2005 New Central Terminal and Pacific Marketplace open at Sea-Tac Airport. Port of Seattle Fly Quiet Committee completes its recommendations and Port of Seattle begins implementing the Fly Quiet Program. State Legislature adopts ESSB-5121 directing the WSDOT Aviation Division to undertake a three-phase long-term statewide air transportation capacity study, to begin in 2005 and be completed in 2009. State Legislature approves partial funding for the long-term air transportation capacity study, and FAA approves funding for the remaining portion of Phases II and I. Southwest Airlines submits proposal to King County International Airport for construction of an 8-gate passenger terminal. The airline proposed to move its entire Sea-Tac Airport passenger operation to Boeing Field. Alaska Airlines submits a competing proposal to construct new passenger terminal facilities at Boeing Field. King County denies both requests, stating Boeing Field does not have enough space to accommodate both proposals, and a decision could not be made to approve one over the other. Both airlines accept the decision. 2004 New Concourse A and South Arrivals Hall open at Sea-Tac Airport. PSRC Executive Board adopts Resolution EB-04-01 encouraging the State to address long- range air transportation capacity needs as they update the Washington Transportation Plan. 2003 Port creates Fly Quiet committee to find innovative ways to further reduce…

A Port of Seattle resolution authorizing the Chief Executive Officer to execute version two of an Interlocal Agreement with the Cities of Des Moines and SeaTac, Washington State Department of Transportation and King County to fund, construct, operate and maintain capital projects necessary to implement the Des Moines Creek Basin Plan. The projects include construction

King County Department of Natural Resources, Water and Land Resources Division: David Masters, M.U.R.P. - Project Management, Land Use Planning David Hartley, Ph.D., P.E. - Hydrology, Modeling Alan Johnson, M.S. - Fisheries, Stream Ecology Aquatic Resources Consultants Clint Loper, P.E. - Engineering Derek Booth, Ph.D. - Geology Susan Kaufman-Una, M.S. - Water Quality Kenneth Ludwa, M.S. - Water Quality, Field Sampling Katie Morrill - Editing, Report Preparation Wendy Gable - Graphics PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM: Don Monaghan - City of SeaTac Tim Heydon - City of Des Moines Loren Reinhold - City of Des Moines Tom Hubbard, - Port of Seattle Gary Minton - Port of Seattle COOPERATING AGENCIES: Ken Kase - Midway Sewer District Roy Moore - Tyee Golf Course ADDITIONAL SUPPORT: Phil Schnieder - Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Rod Malcom - Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

Michael Knapp, Director of Planning and Community Development Cheryl Eastberg; Planner Lawrence Ellis, Recreation Activities Coordinator Mayor and Council Members: Frank Hansen, Mayor Joe Brennan, Deputy Mayor Julia Patterson Terry Anderson Shirley Thompson Kathy Gehring Don DeHan C ,~~ 'l~v'-S North SeaTac Park Advisory Committee Alan Abe /'- . Fran Chang Ola Mae Crawford Barbara Hacker Sheila Kollmorgen Beverley Brown Losey Dick Pierce Tom Reeder David Scheer, Chairperson Diana Seely King County Bud Parker, Parks Division North Sea Tac Park Master Plan 1992

Enclosed for King County Council review and approval is the Executive Proposed General Development Guide, together with a proposed ordinance enacting the Guide . The Executive Proposed Guide is the result of years of work by the King County Co unci 1 , Executive Departments, cities, other public agencies, and hundr~ds of community organizations and ind~viduals. When enacted as King County•s new comprehensive land use plan, the General Deve 1 opment Guide wi 11 be the most important e 1 ement of our strategy for responsibly managing growth and development. As the new basis for future land use and public facility decisions in King County, the Guide will profoundly affect our qua 1 ity of 1 ife, as we 11 as the costs of pub 1 i c facilities and services for existing and new residents of King County. The process for preparing the Executive Propos.ed General Deve 1 opment Guide is noteworthy · in several respects. First, ttie process featured early and extensive involvement of the King County Council in setting overall policy direction . Second, it featured c 1 ose cooperation with the cities, towns, and other public agencies. Third, it brought to light a remarkable degree of consensus on land use goals for King County among such diverse interests as residents, deve 1 opers, and en vi ronmenta 1 i sts. Finally, from its very beginning the process emphasized a close relationship between policy and implementation. In setting Executive policy direction for the Proposed Guide, I gave…

Jack Hamilton from the off ice 0f the Vice President '£t.Sr Externa l Relations of the World Ba:rik will be in Seattle to answ~r our questlOiiB" about t he World Bank and t ::l t e ll us why 1 t 's important t o the Pacific Northwest. State League Office, Monroe Center, 1810 N.W. 65th Renton Unit Gene Coulon Park on Lake Washington Enwncla;r Unit Luncheon a. t hoae of Alice Whiteley Federal Way people are invited, ·too' Highline Unit Ed Munroe Seahurst Park. Picnic with families Jackie Brown . 226-1449 . Jan Sardinia 82.5-.5328 Call Miriam Helgeland .852-4167 Marge Ehlers 242-4549 Va s hon Unit Call Marian Calhoun June 29 7:30 P.M. A Public Forum on coal aining in Black Diamond. Sponsored by Enumclaw Unit Of L.w.v. Speakers for Pre and Con will be t here. Moderated by Jane Shafer A study of the South Xing County Parks is enclosed. We are sending this ~~ailing to all South K~ng County Librar ies so that they my place a copy in theti-filea. This study will be used for the J~e meetings listed above. The consensus questions are also in this mailing~ Thanks go to Marian calhoun, Louise Wilson and the other Vashon members who put together the Parks Study. · Thanks, also, to Marge Ehlers an~ Miri&Jil · . Helgeland for their typing, mimeographing, and coll;,t ing. The cover was designed by Susan Ringwood. * 4 4 44 * * * * * * * * * . News…

Letter from King County Department of Planning and Community Development to Mrs. Virginia Dana acknowledging receipt of her complaint and assigning case number 81-456. The letter explains the complaint processing procedure including property ownership research, owner contact, and follow-up actions to bring property into code compliance.