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ITEM NO: ______6b_supp____ DATE OF MEETING: October 22, 2013_ Port / City of SeaTac Interlocal Agreement (ILA) Proposed Amendment 3 Briefing Outline 2005 ILA 2007 ILA Amendment ILA Amendment 3 2005 ILA Term of agreement: February 2006 February 2016 Governs land use, surface water management, transportation & material haul Includes allocation of parking tax to approved projects 36.9% South Access Road, Westside Trail & Ring Road 63.1% Other City Projects 2007 ILA Amendment Added SR 518 project with $5 million cap Split Port parking tax allocation into two buckets 22% South Access Road & SR 518 14.9% Westside Trail & North SeaTac Roadways 63.1% allocated to other City projects ILA Amendment 3 Adds S. 170th Street Roundabout with $1 million cap Provides traffic control at Cell Phone Lot entrance and southbound North Airport Expressway off-ramp Cell Phone Lot construction approved by Commission 09/10/13 Adds Connecting 28th/24th Avenue South project with $4 million cap Provides a more direct route between the airport and Port properties Part of South Access Phase 1 Both projects will access funds from the Port's 22% parking tax allocation Adequate funds projected through the term of the ILA Both projects meet the intent of the ILA Mitigate the impact of airport traffic on City streets SR 509 South 170th Street Roundabout onnecting 28thI24th + Avenue South l- (I) V .: u CD ' ST N ST ST U) sioom math 170th S 3 ' : "rt-L1
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