9a Presentation Local and Regional Government Priorities
Item No.: 9a_supp Date: January 8, 2019 Draft 2019 Local and Regional Government Relations Priorities January 8 Briefing to the Port of Seattle Commission Dave Kaplan, Local Government Relations Manager Kate Nolan, Regional Government Relations Contractor Lindsay Wolpa, Regional Government Relations Manager 1 Overview Priority Items Port-Wide/Regional Maritime/Seattle Aviation/Airport Communities Additional Priorities Supporting, Engaging, Monitoring Next Steps Incorporate Commission feedback Seek Commission adoption at January 22 meeting Questions? 2 Port-Wide/Regional Priorities Climate, Energy and Sustainability Regional Mobility Workforce Development and Priority Hire Economic Opportunity Equity and Inclusion Top Port-wide/Regional Priorities 3 Maritime/Seattle Priorities Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) Project Implementation Terminal 5 Modernization Project Seattle Waterfront Energy Plan Sound Transit 3 West Seattle and Ballard Extensions Magnolia Bridge/Interbay Safe and Swift Top Maritime/Seattle Priorities 4 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 Support Program Community Employment, Workforce Development, and Equity in Contracting Natural Resources Stewardship City of SeaTac Interlocal Agreement Top Aviation/Airport Communities Priorities 5 Additional Priorities State and Federal Legislative Agendas Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) Maritime and Manufacturing Stewardship Economic Development Grant Programs Seattle Local Improvement District Taxes and Bonds (LID) City of Seattle Beacon Hill Resiliency and Emergency Preparedness Air and Noise Study Additional Priorities 6 Next Steps Today Commission briefing in public session Now through January 15, 2019 Incorporate feedback received January 22, 2019 Seek Commission adoption February 2019 and ongoing Meetings with other jurisdictions and key stakeholders to distribute priorities and share the local and regional focus for the year Questions? 7
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