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Agenda for Port Of Seattle Third Runway Flow Augmentation/Water Rights meeting dated October 31, 2000, with handwritten notes. Attendees included Port Of Seattle, Department of Ecology, Attorney General’s Office, and Seattle Public Utilities (SPU). Topics covered potential sources of stream flow augmentation water for Des Moines Creek: SPU Highline Well Field, Highline Water District Well

Agenda for a meeting between Port of Seattle, Department of Ecology, Attorney General’s Office, and Seattle Public Utilities to address water rights issues related to flow augmentation in Des Moines Creek. The document outlines potential sources of stream flow augmentation water including SPU Highline Well Field, Highline Water District, detained stormwater, and reclaimed water. Key

An internal deliberative memo from Erik Stockdale to Jeannie Summerhays and Ray Hellwig recommending an open-ended ‘Time and Materials’ contract for Dyanne Sheldon to review the natural resource mitigation plan for the Port of Seattle project. The memo outlines specific tasks including reviewing compliance with Section 401 of the Clean Water Act, field verifying wetlands,

Deliberative memo dated October 30, 2000, from Erik Stockdale (Ecology) to Jeannie Summerhays and Ray Hellwig regarding tasks for contractor Dyanne Sheldon. Recommends open-ended ‘Time and Materials’ contract and a firewall between Sheldon and Port Of Seattle. Tasks include evaluating natural resource mitigation plan (NRMP) for compliance with Section 401 of the Clean Water Act

Draft meeting notes from October 27, 2000 negotiations between the Port of Seattle and the Washington Department of Ecology regarding the Sea-Tac Airport Third Runway 401 Permit. The notes document a master list of technical issues requiring resolution prior to permit issuance, including stormwater master plan updates, base flow, and Tyee Pond buffer discussions. Issues

Draft meeting notes from a technical negotiation session between the Port of Seattle and the Washington Department of Ecology regarding the 401 water quality permit for the Sea-Tac Airport Third Runway project. The meeting covered the Stormwater Master Plan update, base flow issues, Tyee Pond buffer, and Ecology staffing. The notes include a master list

Final draft meeting notes from the Sea-Tac Airport Third Runway 401 Permit Negotiations held on October 27, 2000, attended by representatives from the Department of Ecology, Port of Seattle, King County, and various consulting firms. The meeting covered topics including the Stormwater Master Plan, Base Flow Update, Tyee Pond buffer, and Ecology staffing. The notes

Handwritten internal deliberative notes from a telephone conversation with Ray Hellwig on October 26, 2000. Topics include the need for consistency between NAMP and SMP, difficulty in technical review, a 401 decision expected by end of January, cumulative impacts ‘reasonably foreseeable,’ South Access Road – Tyee Pond (DOT), and mitigation consultant and contingency ratios.

An email chain between Washington State Department of Ecology (ECY) staff discussing the Port of Seattle-SeaTac International Airport Agreed Order (A.O.) and Remedial Action Grant (RAG). The emails outline action items and meeting plans for completing the A.O. work scope, including a closed meeting scheduled for the week of November 13 with Port of Seattle

Email dated October 26, 2000 from Chung K. Yee to Kevin Fitzpatrick regarding Sea-Tac Airport fill material contamination concerns. Yee reports a conversation with Paul Agid explaining Ecology and the public’s concerns about possible groundwater and surface water contamination from fill material, and sampling frequency to quantify soil characteristics. Paul Agid expressed interest in discussing