2020 Local and Regional Policy Priorities
Request for Adoption
February 25, 2020
Dave Kaplan, Local Government Relations Manager
Keri Pravitz, East King County Community
& Government Relations Manager
Nate Caminos, Director of Government Relations
Item No. 6a
Meeting Date: February 25, 2020
Overview
• Priority Items
• Top 2020 Local and Regional Policy Priorities
• Port-wide/Regional
• Maritime/Seattle
• Aviation/Airport Communities
• Engagement and Partnership
Priorities
• Engaging, Partnering, Informing
• Additional Priorities
• Supporting, Engaging, Monitoring
• Next Steps
• Seek Commission adoption at February 25 meeting
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Port-wide/Regional Priorities
• Climate and Energy
• Clean Fuels Standard and Sustainability
• Industrial Lands
• Regional Mobility
• Workforce Development
• Economic Opportunity
• Equity and Inclusion
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Top 2020 Local and Regional Policy Priorities
• Industrial Lands
• Clean Fuels Standard and Sustainability
• T46/Cruise
• Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) Near-Term Projects
• Equity and Inclusion
• 38 Cities Outreach and Engagement
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Maritime/Seattle Priorities
• Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) Project Implementation
• Terminal 5 Modernization Project
• T46/Cruise Terminal
• Maritime Blue
• Seattle Waterfront Clean Energy
• Duwamish Valley
• Natural Gas and Port Facilities
• Sound Transit 3 - West Seattle and Ballard Extensions
• Magnolia Bridge/Interbay
• Safe and Swift
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Aviation/Airport Communities Priorities
• Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) Near-Term Projects
• Highline Forum, Soundside Alliance, and Sea-Tac Stakeholder
Advisory Round Table (StART)
• South King County Community Fund
• Airport Community Ecology Fund
• Equitable Economic Development
• Natural Resources Stewardship
• City of SeaTac Interlocal Agreement
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Engagement and Partnership Priorities
• 38-Cities
• Mayors and Councilmembers Tours
• Airport Communities
• Eastside Communities
• Pioneer Square and International District
• Seattle Waterfront Communities
• Duwamish Valley
• Beacon Hill
• Vashon Island
• Tribal Relations
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Additional Priorities
• State and Federal Legislative Agendas
• Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC)
• Maritime and Manufacturing
Stewardship
• East King County
• Economic Development Grant
Programs
• City of Seattle’s Beacon Hill
• Orca Recovery
• Seattle Central Waterfront Oversight
Committee
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• Resiliency and Emergency
Preparedness
• Taxes and Bonds
Next Steps
• Today – Seek Commission adoption
• March 2020 and ongoing – Meetings with other jurisdictions
and key stakeholders to distribute priorities and share the local
and regional focus for the year
QUESTIONS?
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