May 8 2015 Letter to Port
' City of Seattle | h Edward B. Murray, Mayor May 8, 2015 The Honorable Stephanie Bowman and Courtney Gregoire Port of Seattle Co-Presidents Port of Seattle PO. Box 1209 Seattle, WA 981 1 1 Dear Co-Presidents Stephanie Bowman and Courtney Gregoire; As I have indicated to you in the past, 1 stand behind our maritime industry and support continued success for the Port of Seattle and maritime businesses in our community. The Port and its tenants provide thousands of family-wage jobs, adding needed diversity to our region's economy. 1 also understand that you have been very concerned about the potential reach of the Department of Planning and Development's (DPD's) interpretation regarding Terminal 5 and the proposed presence of a drilling rig and related vessels. In a separate letter, DPD indicated to Port staff that the interpretation is very narrowly focused to the specic site and specic proposed use. The interpretation would not extend to other Port facilities. In addition to that declaration, in a meeting with Port staff on May 7, 2015, DPD suggested working with Port staff to review and update the Shoreline ordinance's denition of "cargo terminal." If there is concern that the denition does not accurately describe the activities typically taking place at a cargo terminal, we should make a revision. 1 have asked DPD to conduct this work in the coming months, so that the denition accurately reects the historic, current and future uses at marine cargo terminals in Seattle. Thank you very much. 1 look forward to working with you to make sure we address this issue. Sinzmly, Mayor Edward B.Mun; cc: Commissioner Tom Albro Commissioner Bill Bryant Commissioner John Creighton Ofce of the Mayor Seattle City Hall, 7m Floor Tel (206) 684-4000 600 Fourth Avenue Fax: (206)684-5360 PO Box 94749 Hearing Impaired use the Washington Relay Service (7-1-1) Seattle, Washington 98124- 4749 www.seattle.gov/mayor
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