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2024-10-22
Port Commission Meeting features SAMP EA and Tax Levy
Four hours, 700 pages Meeting Agenda It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it. Sustainable Airport Master Plan Draft EA Presentation (Item #11a SAMP EA Presentation) Sarah Potter: Landrum & Brown, Steve Rybold and Sarah Cox: Port of Seattle Today’s Commission meeting was -
2024-10-22Draft Plan of Finance 2025-2029 and Tax Levy Briefing
The Port of Seattle Commission reviewed a briefing on its proposed 2025 tax levy and five-year financial plan for 2025–2029. The 2025 property tax levy is proposed at $88.39 million, a 2% increase over the 2024 levy of $86.66 million, set at 75% of the maximum allowed under Washington State law. The Draft Plan of Finance outlines how the Port will fund capital investments across its Airport, Maritime, and Economic Development divisions over the coming five years. -
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2024-10-08Aviation Division 2025 Preliminary Operating & Capital Budget Commission Briefing
Commission briefing presentation for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport’s Aviation Division 2025 preliminary operating and capital budget. The presentation covers strategic priorities, budget overview, policy considerations, equity highlights, and financial forecasts for 2025-2029. -
2024-10-082025 Aviation Division operating and CIP budgets briefing
On October 8, 2024, the Port of Seattle Commission held a special study session at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to review the Aviation Division's preliminary 2025 operating and capital budgets, presented by Aviation Managing Director Lance Lyttle and Finance Director Hiedi Popochock. The briefing was part of a series of budget discussions that began in June 2024, with formal Commission approval of the 2025 budget planned for November. The session also included a review of the Maritime Division's operating and capital budgets. -
2024-08-24Port of Seattle temporary corporate web site
On August 24th, the Port of Seattle web site was the victim of a cyberattack. As of today, their main web site is still inactive, although their email and public records request systems are working. In the meantime, the Washington Ports Association is hosting information on Commission activities <a href="https://www.washingtonports.org/port-of-seattle-corporate">here</a>. -
2024-08-13Monthly Notification of Prior Executive Director Delegation Actions July 2024
The Port of Seattle Commission received a monthly notification of Executive Director delegated approvals for July 2024, totaling $1,429,891. The three approved actions included a $1.1 million project for SBM Dumpster Drainage Pads, a $25,000 memorandum of understanding with the City of Tukwila, and a $304,891 IT update for the T91 Cruise terminal's Customs and Border Protection systems. These delegations are reported publicly each month under Resolution No. 3810, which granted the Executive Director increased authority effective April 2023. -
2024-07-09Tract C Purchase and Des Moines Creek West Ground Lease Amendment
The Port of Seattle is seeking authorization to purchase a 19,881 square foot parcel called Tract C from the City of Des Moines for $690,000 to support the Des Moines Creek West light industrial development project near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The parcel, located at the intersection of South 216th Street and 20th Avenue South, is needed to provide safe truck access for the development being built by ground lease tenant Panattoni Development Company. The purchase would also trigger an amendment to the existing ground lease, increasing both the leased square footage and lease revenues to the Port. -
2024-04-30
Adding Flights from the Pacific Northwest to D.C. Would Help Both Washingtons
Hasegawa, Toshiko Grace Apr 30, 2024 In so many ways, the success and health of Washington state’s communities depend on our relationship with the other Washington. Local residents and organizations solicit federal funding; they advocate for federal policy changes that improve lives; and there are multiple Washington-based companies with major employment in and around our -
2024-04-16‘Insufficient’ Land Stewardship Plan passes
High ideals held back by limiting only to immediate airport property Today’s Commission meeting approved the Port’s Land Stewardship Plan. Unfortunately the plan has a glaring defect: it only applies to property on the ‘triple a’, which renders it almost neutered. One member of the public described it as ‘completely insufficient’ and we must agree.