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RE: Background for 2023 StART DC Fly-in Overview From April 25 through April 27, you will participate in the first-ever SEA Stakeholder Advisory Roundtable (StART) DC Fly-in. The goal of this event is to advocate to Members of Congress and representatives of the Biden-Harris Administration in support of the joint Port-Cities federal policy priorities related to aircraft noise and emissions. Below, please find additional information to help prepare for these meetings. Goals • Promote the inclusion of the shared Port-Cities federal priorities for inclusion in the 2023 FAA Reauthorization Act and/or any other relevant legislative vehicles (i.e. – FY2024 Appropriations) • • Find opportunities for partnership with Biden-Harris Administration officials on Port-Cities federal priorities Agenda & Logistics • Attire: Business • Build relationships with Members of Congress from other airport communities Participants: 1. Port of Seattle Commissioner Hamdi Mohamed 2. SEA Airport Managing Director Lance Lyttle 3. Port of Seattle Federal Government Relations Manager Eric Schinfeld 4. Port of Seattle Local Government Relations Manager Dave Kaplan 5. Port of Seattle Commission Staff Preston Tucker 6. Normandy Park Mayor Sue-Ann Hohimer 7. Normandy Park City Manager Amy Arrington 8. Normandy Park Councilmember Sheri Healey 9. SeaTac Councilmember Peter Kwon 10. SeaTac Councilmember Mohammed Egal 11. SeaTac Government Relations & Communications Manager Kyle Moore 12. Des Moines Mayor Matt Mahoney 13. Des Moines Deputy Mayor Traci Buxton 14. Des Moines Government Relations Consultant Anthony Hemstad 15. Burien Councilmember Sarah Moore 16. Washington State Representative Tina Orwall 17. Washington State Representative David Hackney…

Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2021 8:49 AM To: Rob Adams Cc: Megan Neiderhiser Subject: FW: [EXTERNAL] RE: KCDOH Report: Ramboll Scope of Work (04/27) Hi Rob, Please proceed with the scope below. This includes the LOE of $7,500. This effort will come out of SD-11 contingency funds. Let me know if you need any additional information. Thank you, Steve Rybolt Senior Environmental Program Manager Port of Seattle | Sea-Tac International Airport P: 206.787.5527 C: 206.554.1235 F: 206.787.6617 From: Megan Neiderhiser <mneiderhiser@ramboll.com> Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2021 8:45 AM To: Rybolt, Steve <Rybolt.S@portseattle.org> Cc: Rob Adams <Rob.Adams@landrumbrown.com>; Alma Feldpausch <afeldpausch@ramboll.com>; Debra A. Kaden <DKaden@ramboll.com> Subject: [EXTERNAL] RE: KCDOH Report: Ramboll Scope of Work (04/27) WARNING: External email. Links or attachments may be unsafe. Hi Steve, As discussed this morning, we will proceed with the originally scoped ($7.5K) scope of work, with the assumption that the presentation will be scheduled on Tuesday, May 11, 2021. We will keep just me, Alma and Debbie on the call but rely on some supporting epidemiological staff on presentation prep. Thanks! Megan Neiderhiser, PE Principal D +1 385 2959969 M +1 310 9956154 mneiderhiser@ramboll.com From: Megan Neiderhiser Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2021 5:59 PM To: Rybolt, Steven <Rybolt.S@portseattle.org> Cc: Rob Adams <Rob.Adams@landrumbrown.com>; Alma Feldpausch <afeldpausch@ramboll.com>; Debra A. Kaden

Thlough an Interlocal Agreement, the City ofSeaTac and Port of Seattle are required D complete a Joint Transportation Study. The Study recognizes that passen- ger traffic at the Airport affects local traffic within the CiV Likewise, aMc withinthe City influences the e£fectiveness o£people movingto and fromt:he Airport. This Study will provide a'uni6ed analysis of the ground transportation needs of the area, as well as recommend& tions on the best way n meet those needs. ' The Study has two parts: City ofSeaTac’s Comprehensive Transportation Plan Update Seattle-Tacoma International Airport’s Ground Access Facility Plan Update + + Study Issues Like most urban areas within the State of Washington, the City of SeaTac is expected to experience significant growth in the future. This Study allows the City and the Port to create a comprehensive transportation plan to address impacts of this growth. The Study will outline a plan of action that accommodates transport& tion needs between now and 2020. Some of the Study topics include: + Passenger and Population Growth As the population of the area increases, the City of SeaTac needs to be able to accommodate the number of peopie using its streets. The City must develop a transponat:ion plan that allows for this growth, and that complies with the requirements of the Growth Man- agement: Act. Likewise, the Port of Seattle must develop a transportation plan that supports the Airport Master Plan Update and its activity forecasts. + Parking The SeaTac area has major parking needs. It must accommodate parking…

A DESCRIPTION OF THE PORT OF SEATTLE'S RELOCATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM