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Today we are focused on what we want for North SeaTac Park (NSP) There is a lot of information This is one of the first focused conversations Council has had on NSP We have the Director of Parks and Recreation, Community and Economic Development and Finance here to answer questions This is a presentation only and Council is asked for Direction on how to proceed An Agenda Bill or Resolution can be presented to Council at a later time, if needed If it is helpful for Council, staff are available to help facilitate conversation PURPOSE & IMPORTANCE Importance of This Topic • 2022: The City passed a Resolution to explore the feasibility of acquiring North SeaTac Park (NSP). • 2022-2024: The City sent two letters to the Port Commission inviting discussion. • A more ‘formal’ discussion is posed for the upcoming Sept JAC meeting. • Further Council clarification & discussion is needed to further this effort. • As City staff continue to commit resources to this effort, further direction is needed as to the priority of this project in relation to other City projects (civic campus, capital projects, work plans, etc). • There are many unknowns, and a detailed feasibility analysis has not yet been undertaken. Purpose of Presentation Provide Council an overview of ‘what we know & what we don’t know’ about North SeaTac Park (NSP). Discussion: Facilitate Council discussion on the overall goals for NSP. Action requested. COUNCIL ACTION Potential Council Actions 1. No Action: Provide City Manager…

Officials of tIle Port of Seattle, the Federal Aviation Administration at} J Xii' ' County Formal will greet May Day by dedicating the new Noi’tIl .';c A-Tac Park. The 2%acre recreational complex is being developed h the clear zone off the north end of Seattle-Tacoma Airpoit. RoY Moore, public-information director for the Greater Highline Cornmunity Parks Board which is leasing the site from the Port of Seattle, said the ceremonies will begin at 10 a.m. May 1 in front of the Sunset Activity Center, fonnerly the Sunset Junior High Sch CDI, weather permittIng. If not, the dedication will tn inside the gym. Demonstrations and exhibits on May 1 and 2 by organizations renting some of the facilities, will included a motocross and equestrian groups, cross-country racers, aerobic and other dance groups and a drum-and.bu- gle COIPS. The activity-center cafeteria will be serving lunch and dinner on both days, Moore said it is unique that a citizens group such as the parks board has deveior)ed a park the size of North Sea-Tac without a lot of public niorley , The park actually is a regiona£ project, Moore said. $ : V Sg sdR S ( g f t ( / a'S The 250 acres make it bigger i}ian Marymoor Park near Redmond. alHI But Matymoor is a county park. Bbl AT aHLhor?(iaJ:fh;sa;krr:=i=ssh IT:yBelTJIgiejb$:£l:u{£££}r?ic£li{iiS WH- Vms rents for $15 to $25 per night, depending on the hours; rental of the rger gynr goes UP to W. aa PrImary users now are square-dance…

AGENDA Port ConnIe sIon Regular MeetIng, May 24, 1983, 2:00 p.a. 1. Approval of Minutes of Port Comnl9slon Regular MeetIng of May 10, 1983, 2. Award of Contract - DemoIIsh Vehicular Ramp, Pier 66, Meao 8tt8chede 3. Award of Contract -- Satellite TransIt System Electrical Sy8ten Upgrade, Sea--Tac International Airport. Memo attached. 4. Request for authorizatIon to transmit letters concerning export licenses Export AdmInistration Act. Memo attached. S. Request for approval of Tariff Memo No. 111 to authorize amendnent to Part of Seattle Terminals TarIff No. 3, F.M.C,-T No. 4, to adju8t rates for ContaIner Crane Rental. Memo attached. 6. Request for approval of TarIff Memo No. 112 to authorize amendment to Port of Seattle Terminals TarIff No. 3, F.M.C,-„'T No. 4, to establish a rate of $75, 00 per hour for rental of 36, 29 Ton CapacIty LIft Truck. Memo attached . 7. Request for authorization for the Executive Director to execute a Supplearen- tal Agreement for the InternatIonal Longshoremen' s and Warehou8e®entB Union, Local #9. Memo attached. 8. Request for authorization to (A) Negotiate a short tern Lease with Greater Highl tae Comlunlty Parks Board for BuildIng "A" of the Sunset Activity Center at the North Sea-Tac Park, and (B) NegotIate anendnent8 to the Parks Board Master Lease and Lea8e for land underlyIng BuIldIng 'tD", Sea-Tac InternatIonal Airport. Mello attached, 1119 + Request for executIon of First Arnendment to Lease L-1337 with Duwaml8h Waterway AssocIation, Inc. at Terminal I02W. Reno attached. 10. Request for execution of Second Amendment…

Russell W. Cahill, Manager, Natural Resources and Parks Division Mike Wilkins, Associate Manager, Natural Resources and Parks Division Bud Parker, Project Administrator, · Natural Resources and Parks Division Lois Schwennessen, Manager of Planning and Community Development Division Craig Larsen, Chief, Community Planning Nancy Ousley, Project Lead Production Staff Stephen Johnson, Production Supervisor Marcia McNulty, Typesetter Jaki Reed, Typesetter Betsy Kelly, Production Gary Richardson, Graphic Production Carolynne R. Wang, Production Port of Seattle PORT COMMISSION Henry M. Aronson Jack Block Patricia Davis Paige Miller Jim Wright EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE James D. Dwyer, Executive Director John B. Belford, Deputy Executive Director Vernon L. Ljungren, Director of Aviation Division AVIATION FACILITIES AND REAL ESTATE William E. Brougher, Director, Facilities & Real Estate Michael S. Lyons, Assistant Director, Facilities Joe Sims, Manager, Planning and Noise Programs Jan K. Briggs, Project Manager, Land Use (to August 1987) - iii - PLANNING TEAM Triangle Associates - Alice Shorett, Jones & Jones - Bill Blair, Curt Miller Resource Planning Associates - Gary R. Minton Resource Development Associates - Byron Haley - iv - SEA-TAC AREA UPDATE CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Helen Baer, Chair Terry Anderson Sherman Bailey Kevin Bannon William R. Bowlin Betty J. Brennan Maurice Collins Ola Mae Crawford Tom Dantzler Steven A. Emery Barbara Bauch Heavey Irene Jones Sheila J. Kollmorgen Tony Marino Raymond M Murphy Sam W. Nassif Connie Nicoli Robert E. Revia Gene E. Tonnemaker NORTH SEA-TAC PARK PLAN UPDATE WORKSHOP GROUP Terry Anderson, Moderator Kevin Bannon Bill Bowlin · Jan K. Briggs Ola Mae…

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 Table of Contents Summary ..................... .. .............................. ................................................ ..... ........................ 1 The Master Plan ..................................... .. .......................................................... .. ................... 4 History of the Park Site .......................................................................................................... 9 Master Plan Process ............................................................................................................. 11 Site Resources and Analysis ........................................................................................... .... 14 Site Suitability for Recreation Development ....................... .. .......................... .. ............... 36 Recreation Development Program ................................................. ...................... ............. 38 Implementation: Phasing of Development/Capital Cost Estimates ........................... 44 North Sea Tac Park Master Plan 1992 SUMMARY THE IDEA The Port of Seattle began purchasing property north of SeaTac International Airport as part of a noise remediation program in the 1970s. The people of the Greater Highline and SeaTac areas, seeing the land under-utilized, began to envision a park where they and their children could play and relax. This vision has grown and changed with time, but the goal of providing recreational opportunities in a park-like setting, to as many area residents as possible, has remained constant. The concept of an integrated park design, which joins together active and passive recreation…

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