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Ribbon Cutting for the Town Center Steps The Highline Forum Sound Transit light rail demolition begins The Highline Forum Brooklake Connector Trail Opening The Highline Forum Greg Baruso Joins Council as Jesse Johnson is selected for State Legislature The Highline Forum 2020 State of the City Address The Highline Forum 2020 State of the City Address Higher Ed Initiative Time Capsule Burial 2050 Initiative Eyes on Federal Way 30 for 30 Initiative The Highline Forum “30 for 30” Celebrates Federal Way’s 30th Birthday by asking residents to volunteer for 30 minutes. The Highline Forum “Eyes on Federal Way” Reporting App The Highline Forum Public Safety is a Priority, and it shows as crime is down The Highline Forum And a continuing commitment to our community’s health. The Highline Forum Addressing the basic needs of residents during the COVID-19 Crisis The Highline Forum Nonprofits, faith communities, and businesses have come together to support health care workers, first responders, essential business workers, and those impacted economically. The Highline Forum City Response  Issued a Proclamation of Emergency aimed at freezing late fees put on renters by landlords. This will be in effect for the duration of the moratorium on residential evictions ordered by Governor Inslee on March 18, 2020. The Highline Forum Allocated emergency funding of to Multi- Service Center and Senior Center food banks, Catholic Community Services Day Center, and Reach Out shelter. At my recommendation, the Council approved an additional allocation up to $300,000 to ensure the City is doing…

• Created by the Port Commission in 2016. • The program provides Cities per capita funding to advance local economic development throughout the region. • Annual grant funding provided on a $1 per capita formula: • Grants capped at $60,000 • Smallest cities receive a minimum of $5,000 • Provides cities some flexibility to define local economic development projects. • Work needs to tie to Century Agenda and/or Port business interests. • Require a 50% local match to ensure cities are also committed to project success (monetary or in-kind). Priorities: Pandemic Relief and Recovery • Narrowed eligible uses of grant funds to focus on economic relief and recovery: 1. Small business (and key industry) assistance 2. Buy local and marketplace development 3. Local tourism promotion 4. Workforce retention/ development 5. Custom COVID-19 Response • Focus on supporting impacted businesses, communities, and workers 2021 in Review: Partnership Grants Advanced Economic Recovery Cities Participated Port Funds Used = $839,880 City Match Funds = $643,760 Total Investments = $1,483,640 Grant Project Focus Port Award % of Port Award City Match Total Investment (Port Award + Match) Small Business Assistance $429,148 51% $339,324 $768,472 Buy Local/ Placemaking $177,701 21% $135,925 $313,626 Tourism $114,741 14% $137,135 $251,876 Custom COVID-19 Response $80,290 10% $30,876 $111,166 Workforce Development $38,000 5% $500 $38,500 Total $839,880 100% $643,760 $1,483,640 Economic Development Partnership Awards by Project Category Successes – Small Business Assistance • Startup 425 and Restart 425 initiatives to support small businesses started by five eastside cities. • Kent…

One of the six practice areas in economic development is BRE. The annual business outreach survey (Business Synergy) has become a signature SeaTac BRE program. The survey is funded by a Port of Seattle grant and the annual results drive decision- making on business support programs that the City develops and manages. PRESENTATION OVERVIEW 2021 BUSINESS SYNERGY OUTREACH PROGRAM OVERVIEW • Collaborative operation between the City of SeaTac’s Economic Development Division (EcDev) and the Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce (SSCC). • Supported through an ongoing grant partnership with the Port of Seattle. • Builds on the Business Synergy Outreach Program (2022 = 5th year!) • Multiple BRE programs developed based on survey BUSINESS SYNERGY OUTREACH PROGRAM HISTORY Year & Business Mix Project Summary Year 1 (2018) Business Type Logistics/Industrial Number of Businesses 300 Business needs analysis and personal outreach to individual businesses Year 2 (2019) Business Type Office/Commercial/Retail Number of Businesses 200+ Additional business needs analysis and database building Year 3 (2020) Business Type Hotel/Hospitality/Service Number of Businesses 250 No in person outreach – COVID 19 related outreach on needs and issues Year 4 (2021) Business Type Airport (Travel) related Number of Businesses 500 No in person outreach. Formalization of business database and survey resulting in multiple BRE programs BUSINESS SYNERGY OUTREACH PROGRAM METHODOLOGY • Planning Stage: address previous outreach challenges and standardize future outreach • Business Selection • Outreach Workbook • Survey • Interface Standardization • Master List BUSINESS SYNERGY OUTREACH PROGRAM RESULTS • 500 businesses • 142 survey…

Highline College is celebrated its 60th Anniversary in 2021-2022 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2k5YQlQuyY Pathways.highline.edu Highline College’s newest member of Board of Trustees Travis Exstrom Highline College Board of Trustee Normandy Park Resident, Assistant General Counsel, Microsoft- Compliance and Ethics ● Highline College and HC Foundation hosted two virtual community conversations on the U.S. Census (December) and Workforce (May) ● In 2022-2023, we plan to take a deeper dive into workforce issues and hold at least one in person conversation on campus Port of Seattle’s South King County Fund Grant for Welcome Back Center Construction Field Project Highline is active with Port Jobs Center of Excellence in Global Trade and Supply Chain Management Short term study abroad in Vietnam http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUQTHanNBm8 Highline SBDC/STARTZONE support small businesses and micro-enterprises Through second quarter, clients: ● 91 clients ● created 34 new jobs (FT & PT) ● Saved 91 Jobs ● Started 5 new businesses ● accessed $4.5 million in financing New in 2021-2022 Agricultural Based Micro- Enterprise Programs Commencement June 17, 2022 Congratulations Class of 2022 The Hub, Federal Way Higher Education Center Ribbon Cutting, May 2022 Light Rail and TOD are Coming to Highline Thank you Highline Forum

Theme: South King County Community Impact Fund Update and Port Noise Program Update November 16, 2022, Wednesday - 2:30pm-4:30 pm Hybrid: City of SeaTac, City Hall and via MS TEAMS __________________________________________________________________ 2:30pm Convene Meeting/Introductions Community Co-Chair Councilmember Assefa-Dawson 2:35pm Public Comments Audience PUBLIC COMMENTS FOR NOVEMBER 16th The Highline Forum meeting will be held in person and virtually. Those wishing to provide public comment will have the opportunity to: 1) Deliver public comment via email: All written comments received by email to Kaplan.D@portseattle.org will be distributed to Forum members. 2) Deliver public comment via Microsoft Teams: To take advantage of this option, please email Kaplan.D@portseattle.org with your name and the topic you wish to speak to by 9:00 a.m. PT on Wednesday, November 16th. You will then be provided with a link to join the Teams meeting. 3) Deliver public comment in person by signing up to speak on your arrival to the physical meeting location: To take advantage of this option, please sign-up on the public comment sheet available at the entrance to the meeting room. 2:50pm Host Update: City of SeaTac Dpty Mayor Senayet Negusse City of SeaTac 3:00pm WSDOT/SR 509 Update Andrey Chapel, SR509 Con. Mgr WA Dept. of Transportation 3:20pm Sound Transit Update Julie Timm, Executive Director Sound Transit 3:40pm StART Update & Recommendation Lance Lyttle, AV Managing Dir. Port of Seattle 4:00pm 2022 Co-Chair, Hosting & Topics Councilmember Assefa-Dawson 4:15pm Round the Table Updates All 4:30pm Adjourn Next Meeting: January 25, 2023 Highline Forum Co-Chairs…

A RESOLUTION o€ t h e Port Uowniesion of t h e Por t of Seat t le p r o v i d i n g f o r t h e amendment of Uni t 18 of t h e e x i s t i n g Comprehensive Scheme of Harbor Improvements of t h e P o r t of Seat t le a p p l i c a b l e t o Sea-Tac I n t e r n a t i o n a l A i r p o r t , and p r o v i d i n g f o r t h e a c q u i s i t i o n of a d d i t i o n a l fands and o t h e r p r o p e r t i e s n e c e s s a r y ar,d r e l a t e d t o t h e o p e r a t i o n of Sea-Tas I n t e r n a t i o n a l Airport. WilEKEAS, t h e v o t e r s of King County, pursuan t t o the p r o v i s i o n s of e n a b l i n g l e g i s l a t i o…

Formal conversations with all airlines (station managers, AAAC, individual carriers) Finalize language Update Highline Forum Update Commission Develop new Fly Quiet materials Implement program Runway Use Agreement Begin drafting runway use agreement Working Group: circulate draft agreement Open discussions with FAA/Alaska/Delta on language Update Working Group Update StART Finalize language Formal conversations with FAA Update Highline Forum Possible Environmental Review Update Commission Implement Glide Slope Analysis Begin definition of steps toward 34R glide slope implementation for conventional approach Present the 34R glide slope level of effort, schedule and cost (conventional approach) to Working Group Define steps toward 34R glide slope implementation for RNAV approaches only (all runway ends) and conventional approaches for ends other than 34R (FAA assistance required) Present the 34R glide slope implementation for RNAV approaches only (all runway ends) and conventional approaches for ends other than 34R to Working Group Update StART Update Working Group Determine path forward Update Highline Forum Update Commission Airfield Noise/Reverse Thrust Study Working Group: Present on reverse thrust, discuss opportunities to change the night time (and possibly daytime) discouragement language Working Group: Presentations on other sources of airfield noise including (but not limited to) taxi, and APU; consultant presentation on identifying opportunities for ground noise reduction Update StART 11/26 11/26 11/26 12/10 Nov '18 Dec '18 Jan '19 Feb '19 Mar '19 Apr '19 May '19 DRAFT/ROLLING NEAR TERM AVIATION NOISE ACTION AGENDA StART AVIATION NOISE WORKING GROUP 2018/2019 Work Plan Draft As of December 12, 2018 Page 1 Project: StART Aviation…