2018 Interlocal Agreement
Port of Seattle and the City of SeaTac
Lance Lyttle, Managing Director –
Aviation Division
Clare Gallagher, Public Affairs
November 14, 2017
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Overview
• Port and City of SeaTac have used Interlocal
Agreements since 1997
• Broad agreement to address potential operational
and authority issues
• Current ILA expires mid-February 2018
• New ILA supports City and Airport priorities
Interlocal Agreement improves efficiency, operational costs and avoids litigation
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Key Elements of New Agreement
• Support for public safety and traffic enforcement
• Unique land use and development regulations to meet the needs of the
Port and the City
• Provision of traffic impact fees, permit fees and stormwater fees for
Port-owned property
• Support for City’s neighborhood parking program
• Quality assurance for Port development permits integrated into the City
system, and
• A Port process to further support City business license compliance
Intended to be a comprehensive and cohesive package of elements for mutual value
3
New Element: “AAA” Boundary Map for Delineation
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• Airport Activity Area
• Defines Permitting Areas
for the Port and the City
• Accounts for existing
conditions
• Includes future Master Plan
assumptions
Schedule
Public review, Commission and Council consideration by year-end
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• November 9 Documents published, website materials posted,
open house ads and press release
• November 14 Briefings to Port Commission and SeaTac City
Council
• November 16 Public open house at SeaTac Community Center
• November 20 City staff briefing to City of SeaTac Airport
Committee
• November 28 Port Commission and City Council consider
resolutions to adopt new Agreement
• December 12 Second reading and adoption
