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AR 053453. Map prepared by Parametrix, Inc. dated February 19, 2002, depicting future subbasins, watersheds, and detention facilities at Sea-Tac Airport. Shows water features including Miller Creek, Old Madres Creek, Walker Creek, detention facilities, proposed stormwater management facilities, reactive low-flow vaults and infiltration facilities, Master Plan impervious surfaces, future watershed boundaries, future subbasin boundaries, discharge

Washington State Department of Ecology memorandum supporting Port Of Seattle’s Motion for Partial Summary Judgment on SEPA compliance issue in PCHB No. 01-160. Filed before the Pollution Control Hearings Board by Assistant Attorneys General Joan M. Marchioro, Thomas J. Young, and Jeff B. Kray. Ecology argues ACC (Airport Communities Coalition) and Citizens Against Sea-Tac Expansion

A map from the Port of Seattle’s Comprehensive Storm Drainage System Plan and Report showing stormwater drainage basins and color codes for various drainage areas. The map identifies outfall locations, pump station locations, and multiple drainage basins (SDN1, SDN2, SD1-SD5, SDW1-SDW5, IWS) across the Port of Seattle property. This document was submitted as Exhibit 379A

An aerial photograph showing what appears to be the Sea-Tac Airport area and surrounding landscape. The image is labeled as Bailey Exhibit No. 382, dated 2-18-02, with notation by M. Green. The document is part of administrative record AR 021693.

Dr. John Strand, a fisheries biologist, submits a declaration supporting the Airport Communities Coalition’s motion for a stay of Washington Department of Ecology’s Section 401 Water Quality Certification for the Port of Seattle’s Master Plan Update Improvements at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. He argues the certification will not protect water resources around Sea-Tac Airport and will

A set of three photographs submitted as Exhibit 383 in the Bailey case, dated 2-18-02, authenticated by M. Green. The images appear to show aerial or ground-level views of terrain, water, or surface conditions at or near Sea-Tac Airport.

A supplemental document listing the analytical and laboratory reports relied upon by John A. Strand, Ph.D. in evaluating potential environmental impacts of proposed master plan update improvements for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The documents include letters from Analytical Resources, Inc. and Columbia Analytical Services, Inc. containing results of water and turbidity sampling conducted between 2000 and

Handwritten field notes from an inspection at Ace Airport View, dated 1/28/01, documenting observations at DM1 – Monitoring Station. Notes describe an SDS 1 outfall in the SW with associated wetlands, steep sides, turbid water with black stones, and water from the outfall significantly more turbid than ambient water. A second page continues observations about

A compiled list of documents relied upon by Greg Wingard, covering Sea-Tac Airport environmental and regulatory records including NPDES discharge monitoring reports, stormwater monitoring reports, groundwater assessments, and industrial wastewater studies from the 1980s through 2002. The documents include reports from various consultants and agencies such as Landau Associates, Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, GeoEngineers, and Ecology, as

Email chain dated February 15, 2002 among Washington State Department of Ecology staff — Ann Kenny (Senior Regional Planner), Kevin Fitzpatrick, Ed Abbasi, Dave Garland, John Drabek, Rod Thompson, and Raymond Hellwig — regarding resource constraints for Low Streamflow Analysis review related to Port Of Seattle Sea-Tac Airport Third Runway project. Fitzpatrick advises that Water