7d supp

ITEM NO. 7d_Supp 
DATE OF 
MEETING: October 9, 2012 

Aviation Division 
2013 Preliminary Operating Budget 

Commission Briefing 
October 9, 2012

Industry Status/Trends 
Summarizing key points from business plan
presentation in August: 
Airline industry is profitable in 2012 in spite of: 
Weak economic trends/indicators in US 
Continued economic uncertainty in Europe 
Cost of oil is relatively high, and volatile 
Airlines successfully focusing on profit rather than
market share 
Sea-Tac will likely see moderate growth in spite of
economic uncertainty 
SEA is a large hub, has international connections, and
has limited competition 
Alaska Airlines is profitable and growing 
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Sea-Tac Enplanements 
YTD enplanement growth through August 2012:
+ 1.8% 
International +5.8% 
Maintaining 2012 forecast of 1.5% growth 
Forecasting growth of 2.2% for 2013 
Consistent with long-term growth forecast 
Will require increased seat capacity as load factors
are at all-time high, thus some risk 


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Enplaned Passengers 
Traffic dropped 3%
in recent recession,
pointing out
resiliency of market
demand 
Faster recovery
than after 2001 
Assumptions: 
2012: 1.5% 
2013: 2.2% 
2014+: 2.2% 
Aug-11   Aug-12   %    2012    2013     %
Figures in 000's               YTD       YTD   Variance  Budget    Budget    Variance
Enplanements               11,034        11,232        1.8%    16,650    17,017      2.2%
Landed Weight              13,564        13,430       -1.0%    20,444    20,444      0.0%

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Financial Goals 
Aeronautical side of business revenues based on cost-
recovery formulas 
Focus is on managing costs, so CPE is primary
measure 
Non-aeronautical side of business is focused on
generating cash flow, so NOI is primary measure 
Total airport: 
Increase cash flow after debt service 
Maintain debt service coverage > 1.25x 
Maintain unrestricted cash balance > 10 months O&M
expenses 

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Budget Targets 
Targets tied to financial goals 
Aeronautical: limit growth of O&M to 3.0%,
excluding : 
Airline realignment 
Regulated materials (RMM) tied to capital projects 
Grant funded items 
Non-Aeronautical: grow net operating income,
excluding: 
Surplus of CFC operating revenues over CFC funded
operating expenses 

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Budget Drivers: Century Agenda 
Make Sea-Tac Airport the west coast "Gateway of
Choice" for international travel and double the number of
international flights and destinations: 
Increase in 2013 to international incentive program for
commitments to Emirates and ANA 
Meet the region's air transportation needs at Sea-Tac
Airport for the next 25 years 
Sustainability master plan 
Meet all increased energy needs through conservation
and renewable sources: 
Energy conservation balance technician (consultant) 
Terminal lighting conservation projects 

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Budget Drivers: Airport Strategies 
1. Operate a world-class international airport by: 
Ensuring safe and secure operations 
Meeting needs of our tenants, passengers and the
region's economy 
Managing our assets to minimize the long-term total
cost of ownership 
2. Become one of the top ten customer service airports in
the world by 2015 (measured by the ACI ASQ index) 
3. Lead the airport industry in environmental innovation 
and minimize the airport's environmental impacts 
4. Reduce airline costs (CPE) as far as possible without
compromising operational and capital needs 
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Budget Drivers: Airport Strategies 
5. Maximize non-aeronautical net operating income (NOI)
consistent with current contracts, appropriate use of
airport properties and market demand 
6. Continually invest in a culture of employee
development, organizational improvement, and
business agility 
7. Develop valued community partnerships based on
mutual understanding and socially responsible
practices 


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Budget Drivers: Other 
Expenses driven by: 
Payroll and contractual increases 
Full year of rental car facility / busing service 
Airline realignment peak year of spending 
Multiple capital projects in process 
$17 million in operating budget, drives increase in 2013 airline costs (CPE) 
New initiatives tied to Century Agenda/Airport Strategies 
Revenues driven by: 
Airline revenues assume one-year extension of current airline
agreement 
Revenue increase due to recovering costs for airline realignment 
Non-airline revenues: 
Increase in CFC  full year at $6.00 (but no increase in 2013) 
Concessions growth, particularly anticipated new duty free 
Parking  adding valet service, new pricing, new revenue control system 

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Aviation Expense Summary 
Cost increases: 
Compensation: $3.6 million 
$000s    %
Contractual: $579K             2012 Budget                  160,969
Rental car facility / busing  (see   Cost increases (compensation, contractual)     4,171     2.6%
Appendix A)                Rental Car Facility & Busing         1,815     1.1%
Increase in Airline Realignment                8,800        5.5%
Airline realignment will total $17    Increase in Regulated Materials         1,519     0.9%
million (increase of $8.8M).        Subtotal                  16,304  10.1%
Port project oversight of tenant        Budget Requests                 5,537 
projects                          One-time items/savings                 (5,284)
Subtotal                               253    0.2%
Tenant reimbursement 
Total increase                           16,557   10.3%
Environmental remediation
2013 Budget                    177,526
expense driven by capital
projects: 
North Star $1M 
Cargo 5 Hardstand contaminated soil .
$1M 
Vertical conveyance $740K 
GSE Electrical charge stations $350K 
MT So Low Voltage Sys Upgr $350K 

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New Requests Summary 
New Requests:                $000s
Safe/Secure Airport                  404
Customer Needs/Capacity            1,929 
Asset Management                175
Total                          2,508 
Customer Service                   289
Environmental Innovation               270
Airline Cost Management              200
Non-Aero Revenue Development
Costs offset by new revenues           570
Future revenue development costs       1,180 
Employee Development              157
Community Partnerships               145
Total                          2,811 
Other                         217
Total New Requests                5,536 
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New Requests 
Customer Needs/Capacity 
Safe/Secure Airport            Description               $000s
Description                   $000s         Sustainability Master Plan              1,750 
Pest Control                         215         Joint Marketing Fund                    179
SCBA Replacement                130                                   1,929 
Tarmac Delay Monitor Description           39
Safety Risk Assessments                 15                 Asset Management 
Emergency Management College Intern        5 
404        Description                      $000s
CUSE/CUSS/FIMS Maintenance Materials         75
Asset Management Estimator (Consultant)          100
175
Pest control contract will be able to treat previously unavailable areas within
the Main Terminal 
SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) units for Fire Dept. will replace
existing units that are nearing the end of useful life, to be spread over 2
years 
$250K of Master Plan costs are grant funded by FAA 
Joint marketing costs committed to Emirates and ANA in 2013 

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New Requests 
Customer Service             Environmental Innovation 
Description                   $000s       Description                     $000s
Kone Enhanced Escalator/Elevator Service     254       Wetland Delineation                     250
South Satellite Node Refurbishment           20       Greenhouse Gas Reporting                 20
Music Initiative Development               15                                          270
289

Kone elevator/escalator service provides for five days/week of repair staffing
as opposed to two days/week 
Wetland Re-Delineation and Greenhouse Gas Reporting items are regulatory
requirements 


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New Requests 
Employee/Organizational
Airline Cost Management                Development 
Description                               $000s
Description                         $000s      Continuous Process Improvement Consultant               140
Energy Conservation Balance Technician (Consultant)    100      Host for 2013 Western Region Property Managers Conference       10
Terminal Lighting Conservation                   100      Planning Graduate Intern Hourly Rate increase                  4 
200     Internal Intern program                             3 
157

Energy conservation projects to study and implement most efficient use of
Sea-Tac power/lighting systems 
CPI initiative already in motion; intended to maximize productivity of Port staff
time by streamlining processes 


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New Requests: Non-Airline 
Description                          $000s
Offset by New 2013 Revenues
Valet Management Contract                525
Search Engine Optimization                   36
In-Terminal Advertising for Conference Center       9 
Subtotal                              570
Future Revenue Development Costs
Concessions Leasing Consultant               800
Land Development: Brokerage Fee             200
Land Development Planning                 120
Parking Consultant Costs                     60
Subtotal                             1,180 
Total Non-Aero Requests                 1,750 
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New Requests 
Community Partnerships             Other Requests 
Description                     $000s     Description                           $000s
Part 150 Noise Compatibilty Study             125     Land Appraisals                                120
28th Ave Development                   15    Maintenance Uniform dry cleaning increase               40
Landside Parking Audit Assistant                         30
Community Development High School Intern       5 
Landside Ops Assistant Manager                        2 
145
Miscellaneous Support Services (Appraisals, Survey, Title Work)     20
Building Dept (Office equipment, ICC eCodes subscription)         5 
217

Part 150 implementation shall conclude in 2013; $87K grant funded 
Landside Parking Audit Assistant and Landside Operations Assistant
Manager positions are re-purposing of funded and vacant FTEs within the
Operations department; the amount in the request reflects the net change in
budget 


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Aeronautical Target 
2012     2013   2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
$ in 000's                         Budget     Budget       $ %
Airport Costs                       86,717     89,166      2,449      2.8%
Utilities Internal Billing                     17,052      15,021      (2,031)     -11.9%
Utilities Other                            122           123          0       0.3%
Total Airport Costs                  103,892          104,310       418      0.4%
Corporate Direct Charges & Allocations      31,696     32,390       694      2.2%
Captial Development and Other            5,669      6,658       989     17.4%
Total Corporate and other Divisions        37,365     39,048      1,683      4.5%
Total Aeronautical before Exceptions       141,257          143,358      2,101      1.5%
Airline Realignment                    8,200     17,000      8,800    107.3%
Regulated Materials                   2,072      3,555      1,484     71.6%
Aero Operating Costs net Non-aero        151,529          163,913     12,385          8.2%
Utilities for 2013 budget accounted for surplus from 2011 backup power. 
Excluding these savings, total Aeronautical costs before exception is up 2.9%. 

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Aeronautical Business 
2011     2012     2012     2013    2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
$ in 000's                       Actual      Budget     Forecast     Budget       $ %
Revenues requirement:
Capital Costs                     81,507       91,876      89,720       95,331     3,454        3.8%
Operating Costs net Non-Aero        133,083     143,329          147,688     146,914          3,585        2.5%
Airline Realignment                  - 8,200           5,400       17,000     8,800       107.3%
Total Costs                214,590     243,405    242,807          259,244   15,839       6.5%
FIS Offset                     (7,000)      (8,000)     (8,000)           (8,000)     -          0.0%
Other Offsets                   (15,417)           (14,895)     (14,461)     (15,467)     (571)           3.8%
Net Revenue Requirement      192,173    220,510    220,346         235,778   15,268      6.9%
Other Aero Revenues             15,590      15,711     15,742      14,721     (989)          -6.3%
Total Aero Revenues         207,763    236,221    236,088          250,499   14,279       6.0%
Less: Non-passenger Airline Costs       14,944      15,390      15,421      14,927     (463)           -3.0%
Net Passenger Airline Costs      192,819     220,831    220,667          235,572   14,741       6.7%
Capital costs increased $3.5M due to scheduled start of principal payments of 2003B bonds
($7.9M), capital interest of 2010B bonds exhausted in 2012 ($2.7M) and allocation from
roadway CIPs ($2.0M) offset by refunding of bonds, use of reserve fund interest to offset
airfield debt service and lower variable rate interest. 
Operating costs excluding airline realignment increased $3.6M due to payroll baseline
increases, sustainability master plan and environmental remediation liability. 
Airline realignment increased by $8.8M. 
Maintaining FIS offset at $8M. 

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Aeronautical Key Indicators 
2011     2012     2012     2013    2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
Actual     Budget    Forecast    Budget      $ %
Cost Per Enplanement:
Capital Costs / Enpl                 4.97        5.52           5.39        5.60         0.08            1.5%
Operating Costs / Enpl              8.12        8.61           8.87        8.63         0.03            0.3%
Airline Realignment / Enpl             - 0.49           0.32        1.00         0.51          102.9%
FIS/Other Offsets                (1.37)       (1.38)      (1.35)       (1.38)    (0.00)            0.3%
Other Aero Revenues             0.95       0.94          0.95       0.87       (0.08)           -8.3%
Non-passenger Airline Costs          (0.91)       (0.92)      (0.93)       (0.88)     0.05        -5.1%
Passenger Airline CPE           11.76      13.26     13.25          13.84    0.58       4.4%
Airline realignment increase of $8.8M had incremental impact on CPE of $0.51. 
Environmental remediation liability increase of $1.5M had incremental impact on CPE of
$0.09. 




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Non-Airline Budget Target 
2013/2012 Budget
2012     2013      Change
$ in 000's                                     Budget     Budget      $ %
Non-Aero Revenue                       140,955         149,109         8,155   5.8%
CFC Operating Revenue (CFC)                   8,576     11,418    2,842   33.1%
Total Non-Aeronautical Revenue                  149,531          160,528         10,997    7.4%
Baseline Non-Aero Operating Expense (AV)           37,625     38,493     868       2.3%
Internal Utility Billing (AV)                         (16,501)     (14,470)    2,031   -12.3%
Other Utilities Expenses (AV)                     16,731     17,239     508       3.0%
Regulated Materials                            1,025      1,060      35    3.4%
Non-Aero Operating Expense (Corporate)             20,974     21,569     595       2.8%
Non-Aero Operating Expense (CDD/RE/SP)           6,226     4,881   (1,345)  -21.6%
RCF Operating Expenses (CFC)                   7,469     7,439     (30)   -0.4%
Non-Aero Requests Driven by New Revenue                    570        570        n/a
Non-Aero Requests Driven by Future Revenues                   1,180    1,180     n/a
Allocation of Division-Wide Requests to Non-Aero                  1,249    1,249     n/a
Total Non-Aero Operating Expense                73,549     79,211    5,661    7.7%
Non-Aeronautical Net Operating Income              75,982     81,317    5,335    7.0%
Adjusted NOI:
Non-Aeronautical Net Operating Income              75,982     81,317    5,335    7.0%
Less CFC Surplus                           (1,107)     (3,979)   (2,872)  259.4%
Adjusted Non-Aero Net Operating Income            74,875     77,338    2,463    3.3%

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Non-Airline Business 
2011      2012     2012      2013    2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
$ in 000's                          Actual      Budget     Forecast      Budget         $ %
Revenues:
Rental Cars                       29,969          26,580      28,359      26,737        157         0.6%
CFC Operating Revenues (RCF)           778         8,576      7,083      11,418       2,842     33.1%
RCF Reimbursable Revenue              - 477          477       1,486       1,009    211.4%
RCF Subtotal               30,746         35,633         35,919          39,641           4,007    11.2%
Public Parking                       49,996           52,480      51,512       53,744        1,264      2.4%
Ground Transportation                  7,704           7,519       7,419       7,267        (252)         -3.4%
Concessions                      35,404          35,659      37,107      40,763       5,104     14.3%
Other                         19,109          18,240      18,974      19,113        873        4.8%
Total Non-Airline Revenues         142,959          149,531          150,930          160,528           10,997     7.4%
RCF Operating Expense                852      8,150      6,858       9,121        972       11.9%
Other Operating Expense               58,692          66,490      65,366      68,423       1,933      2.9%
Share of terminal O&M               17,610          18,698      18,900      18,768         70       0.4%
Less utility internal billing                  (18,369)      (19,789)      (19,789)       (17,102)         2,686      -13.6%
Net Operating & Maint            58,786     73,549     71,336          79,210           5,661     7.7%
Net Operating Income             84,173     75,982     79,594          81,317           5,335     7.0%
Public Parking revenues increase due to new valet parking to begin services in July and anticipated growth in 1-4 Day and
4+ Day parking transactions. 
Concession revenues increase due to continued growth in concessions revenue performance in retail, in-flight kitchen, food
and beverage plus addition of new tenants and a new duty free operator. 
Rental Car Facility (RCF) operating expenses increase due to full year of operations. 
Other operating costs increase due to payroll baseline increases, outside service contractual increases and environmental
remediation liability. 
Internal utilities for 2013 budget account for surplus from 2011 backup power. 

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Non-Airline Key Indicators 
2011      2012     2012      2013    2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
Actual     Budget    Forecast    Budget       $ %
Revenues Per Enplanement
Parking                           3.05       3.15       3.09        3.16        0.01      0.2%
Rental Cars (excludes CFCs)             1.83       1.60       1.70        1.57       (0.03)         -1.6%
Ground Transportation                  0.47       0.45        0.45        0.43       (0.02)         -5.4%
Concessions                       2.16       2.14       2.23       2.40        0.25     11.9%
Other                          1.21       1.64       1.59       1.88       0.24     14.8%
Total Revenues                 8.72      8.98      9.06       9.43       0.45     5.0%
Primary Concessions Sales / Enpl        10.30      10.42      10.60          11.25           0.83     8.0%






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Division Summary 
2011     2012     2012     2013    2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
$ in 000's                        Budget     Budget     Forecast     Budget         $ %
Revenues:
Aeronatical Revenues              207,763          236,221          236,088          250,499             14,279          6.0%
Non-Aeronautical Revenues          142,959          149,531          150,930          160,528            10,997          7.4%
Total Revenues              350,721    385,751    387,018    411,027      25,275    6.6%
Operating Expenses:
Baseline Airport Expenses            134,185          149,673          150,478          155,911              6,239      4.2%
Airline Realignment                   -        8,200      5,400      17,000        8,800    107.3%
Environmental Remediation Liability       1,428      3,096      4,913      4,615         1,519     49.0%
Total Airport Expenses         135,612    160,969    160,791    177,526      16,557    10.3%
Corporate                      32,407     35,566     35,161     37,208        1,642     4.6%
Police Costs                      15,804      16,964      16,892      16,891          (73)     -0.4%
Capital Development/Other Expenses      8,046     11,579     11,579     11,499         (79)    -0.7%
Total Allocated Expenses        56,257    64,109         63,632         65,598            1,489     2.3%
Total Operating Expenses        191,869    225,078         224,423         243,124            18,046     8.0%
Net Operating Income          158,852    160,674    162,595    167,903       7,229    4.5%
Key Measures:
Non-Aero NOI ($ in 000s)           84,173     75,982     79,594     81,317        5,335     7.0%
Passenger Airline CPE              11.76          13.26      13.25      13.84         0.58     4.4%
Debt / Enplaned Passenger           161.46     152.17     152.17     143.78        (8.40)         -5.5%
Debt Service Coverage               1.47          1.34          1.39          1.35            0.00        0.4%
Traffic:
Enplanements                  16,397     16,650     16,650     17,017         366     2.2%
Landed Weight                 20,123     20,444     20,444     20,444         -      0.0%

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Expense Summary by Department 
2011     2012     2012     2013      2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
$ in 000's                          Actual       Budget      Forecast      Budget           $ %
Airport Operations:
Aeronautical Operations           24,542      25,018      24,813      25,693           676      2.7%
Airline Realignment                - 8,200           5,400      17,000          8,800     107.3%
Landside Operations              8,031       8,639       8,058       8,943           304      3.5%
Rental Car Facility (RCF)             730       6,511       5,219       8,297           1,786      27.4%
Subtotal                   33,303      48,368      43,490      59,933         11,566     23.9%
Business Development              4,365      5,464      5,274      6,073          608     11.1%
Utilities                               15,133        12,923        13,650        13,214              291        2.3%
Aviation Director's Office               1,388       1,804       1,929       1,548            (256)     -14.2%
Fire Department                   12,600      11,749      12,307      12,185           436      3.7%
Aviation Planning                  2,109       1,898       1,902       3,282          1,383     72.9%
Aviation Finance & Budget             716        864        864        834           (31)     -3.6%
Facilities & Infrastructures               1,566        1,884        1,710        1,882              (1)      -0.1%
Sign Shop                       539       458       425       489           31      6.9%
Airport Building Dept                  332        389        388        402            12      3.1%
Aiport Office Building Mgmt            1,155       1,210       1,475       1,504           295      24.4%
Aviation Environmental Group          3,418       3,847       3,758       3,887            40      1.1%
Aviation Maintenance              49,729      55,379      55,615      56,807          1,428      2.6%
Community Partnership              1,415      1,499      1,467      1,293          (205)    -13.7%
Airport Security                     6,044       6,254       6,652       5,715           (540)      -8.6%
Other (Excluding AV PMG)             372      3,883      4,973      3,864           (19)     -0.5%
Baseline O&M             134,185    157,873    155,878    172,911       15,039         9.5%
Environmental Remediation Liability       1,428       3,096       4,913       4,615          1,519      49.0%
Total Airport Expenses         $ 135,612         $ 160,969         $ 160,791         $ 177,526          $ 16,557          10.3%
Payroll baseline increase of $4.8M 
Outside services increase of $9.6M due to airline realignment, sustainability master plan and concessions leasing and planning 
Other airport expenses increase of $1.4M due primarily to RCF 
Environmental remediation liability increase of $1.5M 

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Expense Summary by Accounts 
2011     2012    2012    2013    2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
$ in 000's                       Budget     Budget    Forecast    Budget         $ %
Payroll                         80,012     93,871          92,735     97,842             3,970      4.2%
Outside Services                  25,224     29,204          27,803     29,978              774      2.6%
Utilities                              13,202      12,458            13,054      12,425                  (33)      -0.3%
Supplies                         4,928      4,425      5,292          4,284         (141)         -3.2%
Other Airport Expenses             10,820     9,713     11,594     11,382             1,669     17.2%
Baseline Airport Expenses       134,185         149,673   150,478   155,911       6,239     4.2%
Airline Realignment                  -       8,200      5,400         17,000             8,800    107.3%
Environmental Remediation Liability       1,428      3,096      4,913          4,615         1,519     49.0%
Total Airport Expenses         135,612         160,969   160,791   177,526      16,557    10.3%

Payroll variances include:                Non-payroll variances include: 
2013 baseline increase of $4.8M                   Airline realignment increase of $8.8M 
Offset by $817.8K decrease due to the              Sustainability master plan increase of $1.3M 
elimination of 12.0 FTEs airfield terminal          Concessions leasing and planning increase of $500K 
access controllers                          RCF other airport expenses increase of $1.6M, of
which $1.5M are RAC reimbursable 
Environmental remediation liability driven by capital
projects increase of $1.5M 


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FTEs 
2013 Proposed Budget FTEs                FTEs     %
2012 Approved Budget                   860.02 
Customer Service Pathfinders                  (4.00) 
Senior Planner                            1.00 
Airport Office Building On-call Receptionist         0.12 
On-call Concessions Marketing Coordinator        0.20 
Other                              0.75 
2012 Baseline                         858.09
2013 Budget Changes:
AF Security Terminal Access Controllers          (12.00)
Five Vacant 0.2 Tour Group Coordinator FTEs       (1.00)
Landside Ops Assistant Manager              1.00 
Vacant Parking Cashier                     (1.00)
Landside Parking Audit Assistant               1.00 
Community Partnership High School Intern         0.33 
Emergency Management College Intern           0.33 
Subtotal                        (11.34)
2013 Budget Proposed FTEs                846.75    -1.3%
FTE Rollforward                            2013    2013   % Change
2011   2012   2012   Budget Proposed 2013 Bud -
Actual   Budget  Revised Requests  Budget  2012 Bud
Airport Operations
Aeronautical          108.00        110.00   106.75     - 106.75           0.0%
Landside            86.50       136.50   136.50     - 136.50          0.0%
194.50         246.50    243.25     - 243.25            0.0%
Business Development     20.00        20.75    20.95    - 20.95         0.0%
Aviation Services         200.52        200.77   197.65   (11.34)        186.31      -5.7%
Facilities                  28.00          31.00     35.24     - 35.24            0.0%
Maintenance          331.00       361.00   361.00     - 361.00          0.0%
Total Aviation Division     774.02   860.02        858.09   (11.34)   846.75          -1.3%

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Aviation FTEs: 2007  2013 




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Key Non-operating Revenues 
2011    2012    2012    2013    2013 / 2012 Budget Chg
$ in 000's                            Budget    Budget    Forecast    Budget        $ %
Customer Facility Charges (Operating)           778     8,576      7,083        11,418            2,842      33.1%
Customer Facility Charges (Non-operating)      23,669    21,333          22,826    20,148           (1,185)      -5.6%
Total CFC Revenue                  24,447    29,909         29,909    31,566           1,657      5.5%
Passenger Facility Charges (PFC)            62,358    63,448          63,448    64,844            1,396       2.2%
Capital Grants & Donations                19,565    28,982          28,982    16,230          (12,751)     -44.0%
Non-Capital Grants & Donations             1,463     1,479     1,479         1,269       (211)         -14.2%
CFCs split between non-operating revenues (pays for debt service) and operating
revenues 
90% of PFCs used to pay debt service on PFC eligible projects 
Grants tied to specific projects approved for grant funding by FAA 



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Risks & Opportunities 
Risks: 
Airline agreement expires 12/31/12. Budget based on extending
current agreement on month-to-month basis in 2013 
RCF bus drivers contract negotiation may affect costs 
Economic uncertainty, airline profitability and seat capacity in
Seattle market 
Parking competition 
Environmental costs for Lora Lake 
Pending labor settlements vs. baseline budget assumptions 
Opportunities: 
Terminal concessions: adding new tenants such as McDonalds,
new duty free operator so growth may exceed forecast 
New international service? 


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Financial Forecast 
$ in 000's                      2012 Bud     2013       2014       2015       2016       2017
Airline Revenue                  236,220          250,499          246,741          269,824          288,798          303,433 
Non-Airline Revenue               149,531          160,528          172,311          180,341          186,850          191,055 
Total Revenue                  385,751          411,027          419,052          450,165          475,648          494,488 
Operating Expense              225,078          243,124          234,301          239,469          246,499          252,877 
Net Operating Income             160,673          167,903          184,751          210,696          229,149          241,610 
Non-Operating Income              5,251      5,795      3,643      3,303      3,243      3,294
CFC Excess*                  (903)    (3,892)    (4,974)    (3,636)    (3,775)    (3,000)
Available for Debt Service            165,021           169,806           183,420           210,363           228,616           241,904 
Debt Service                   (179,902)          (179,229)          (184,034)          (203,169)          (222,541)          (241,289) 
Debt Service Paid by CFCs           19,683     19,201     19,575     20,177     21,462     22,820
Debt Service Paid by PFCs           37,103     33,800     33,800     33,800     33,800     33,800
Net Cash Flow                  41,905     43,577     52,761     61,171     61,337     57,235
Key Measures
Total Airport Coverage                 1.34       1.35       1.40       1.41       1.37       1.31
Passenger Airline CPE              13.26      13.84      13.31      14.29      15.00      15.42
Debt per Enplaned Passenger         152.17     143.78     146.63     150.84     165.27     164.42

* CFC collections in excess of CFC debt service/O&M are restricted and cannot be used for other revenue bond debt service.



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Appendix A: Summary of RCF/Busing 
$ in 000's                      2012 Budget   New Costs    2013 Budget
Expenses:                                               CFC                      $000s
Payroll                         5,011            395       5,406       Revenues                       11,418
Other                       2,165          1,420      3,585      Costs                       7,439 
Total Aviation                    7,176           1,815       8,991       Surplus/(Deficits)                   3,979 
Corporate                     127       (106)            21         Reimbursable
Capital Development               847       (847) -         Revenues                      1,486 
Subtotal Other                   974       (953)             21         Costs                          1,486 
Total RCF Expenses           8,150      862     9,012      Surplus/(Deficits) - 
Expenses not CFC covered:                                    Employee Parking (ADF)
30% Allocable to Employee Parking       (145)       58          (87)      Revenues - 
Ops Mgr 25% to Employee Parking       (59)          59 -         Expenses                       87
Total ADF funded                (204)      117        (87)                                  (87) 
RCF Reimbursable                (477)     (1,009)     (1,486)
Total Surplus                      3,892 
Total CFC funded                7,469           (30)      7,439
New revenues:
RCF Reimbursable               477      1,009      1,486       All CFC-eligible costs paid by
CFC Op Rev (a)             8,576        2,842     11,418 
CFC operating revenues 
Total new revenues              9,053          3,851      12,904 
Total Surplus/(Deficit)                 903       2,989        3,892
(a) Assumes $6.00 per day transaction.

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Seaport Division 
2013 Preliminary Operating Budget 

Commission Briefing 
October 9, 2012 

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Terminal 91 
Pier 86 
Pier 66 

Terminal 46 
T-18 On-Dock Rail 
BNSF (SIG - North) 

Terminal
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T-5 On-Dock Rail 
Terminal 18 
BNSF (SIG - South) 

Terminal 25 S 
Terminal 5 


UPRR (ARGO) 


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2013 SEAPORT KEY STRATEGIES 
In 2011, the Seaport's three Strategic Initiative
Teams developed long term Seaport Strategies: 
1. Commercial Business
2. Asset Stewardship 
3. Green Gateway 
For 2013, Seaport will advance these strategies in
alignment with the Commission's Century Agenda,
the CEO's Goals and Key Corporate Initiatives. 
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Key Revenue Assumptions 
TEU volume at 1.66 million, a 17% decrease 
from 2012 Budget 
Cruise forecasts 851,000 passengers a 3%
decrease from 2012 Budget 
Grain volume at 3.4 million metric tons. Due to
Midwest drought and favorable prices in South
America forecasted to be at levels last seen in
2003. 

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Expense Issues 
Continuation of Asset Condition Assessments 
Maintenance Dredging 
Stormwater 
NW Ports Clean Air Strategy 
Utility Increases 
Alaskan Way Viaduct monitoring related costs 
Environmental Remediation Liability 

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Org Revenues By Group 
Seaport Division Only 

2011   2012   2012   2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands          Actual  Budget  Forecast Budget    $ %
Revenue
Lease & Asset Management  82,599  81,000  92,543  92,562  11,562  14.3%
Cruise & Maritime Ops      15,668   15,554   16,594   17,133   1,580  10.2%
Operating Revenue      98,267  96,553  109,136  109,695  13,142  13.6%

Security Grants             394   1,598   2,708     173   (1,425) -89.1%
Total Revenues        98,661  98,151  111,844  109,869  11,717  11.9%



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Org Revenues 
Lease & Asset Management 
2011    2012   2012   2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands        Actual  Budget  Forecast Budget     $ %
Revenue
Containers           63,643   60,435  73,951   73,040   12,605  20.9%
Grain               5,611    6,088   3,843   3,653   (2,435) -40.0%
Industrial Properties      13,345   14,476   14,748   15,869    1,393   9.6%
Operating Revenue    82,599  81,000  92,543  92,562  11,562  14.3%



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Org Revenues 
Cruise & Maritime Operations 
2011    2012   2012   2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands      Actual  Budget  Forecast Budget     $ %
Revenue
Cruise            12,197   11,718   12,718   12,800   1,082   9.2%
Docks           3,470   3,836   3,876   4,333    497  13.0%
Operating Revenue   15,668  15,554  16,594  17,133   1,580  10.2%
Security Grants         394    1,598   2,708     173   (1,425) -89.1%
Total Revenues     16,062  17,152  19,302  17,307    155  0.9%



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Org Expenses By Group 
Seaport Division Only 

2011    2012    2012    2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands            Actual   Budget  Forecast  Budget     $ %
Org Expenses
Lease & Asset Mgmt         7,005    8,061    6,600    8,156     94    1.2%
Cruise & Maritime Ops         3,160    3,985    4,286    3,897     (87)   -2.2%
Commercial Strategy          1,551    1,841    1,679    1,895     54    3.0%
Environmental Services         2,631    2,828    2,953    3,123     295    10.4%
Planning                   367     447     394     434     (13)   -2.9%
Seaport Finance              951    1,012     940    1,040     28    2.8%
Seaport Admin              574     758     521     783     24    3.2%
Contingency                 0      0      0      0      0     NA
Capital to Expense             14       0       0       0      0      NA
Total Operating Expense    16,254   18,932   17,372   19,328    396    2.1%

Security Grants               474    1,476    2,634       0   (1,476)  -100.0%
Envir Remediation Liability        (633)       0      32    1,170    1,170      NA
Total Expenses          16,095   20,408   20,038   20,498     90    0.4%

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Seaport Org Expense Budget 
Seaport Division Expenses Only 
2012        2013     13-'12 Change
$'s Thousands                    Budget       Budget       $ %   COMMENTS
Baseline Budget
Salaries                             5,053        5,404     350    6.9% Less charged to Env Remed Liability
Benefits                             1,598        1,692      94    5.9% Less charged to Env Remed Liability
Wages & Benefits                       0          0      0     NA
OPEB                     35       32    (3)  -7.7%
Salaries & Wages to Cap/Non-Op/ERL        1,113         902    (211)  -19.0% Amt charged to Env Remed Liability
Total Payroll Costs                   7,800        8,030     230    3.0% In line with Corporate Guidelines
Non-Payroll Costs
Charges to Capital/Non-Op/ERL            (1,521)       (1,263)    258  -17.0%
Utilities                                     5,014          5,751      737    14.7% Primarily Surf Water & Sewer (offset by Tenant Reim)
Contract Watchmen                   597        526     (71)  -12.0% Fewer SCCT Events/Less Demand for TWIC
Other O&M                      4,086       4,079     (6)  -0.1% Other
Total Baseline Budget               15,975       17,123   1,148   7.2%
Initiatives
T5 Phase II Maintenance Dredge             500        1,000     500  100.0%
Pile Cap (Pilot & Commence Full)            1,200           0   (1,200) -100.0%
Prep to remove IHI Cranes                    0         128     128     NA
T46 Cranes Potential Repairs                 25           0     (25) -100.0%
Tribal Mitigation                            340           351       11    3.2%
RFID Expenses                     276        164    (112)  -40.4% Contract Costs & Subscrip fees only, labor in Maint Bud
FF&E - CTA Allowance Usage              134          0    (134) -100.0%
T91 slope stabilization survey                  35            0      (35) -100.0%
10-Yr Container Terminal Access Study           0         125     125     NA
Traffic Studies                            100             100       0    0.0%
Planning Studies                        155         145     (10)   -6.5%
Terminal Credential & Certifications              75           75       0    0.0%
Artifact Permanent Storage                 118         117      (1)   -0.4%
Total Initiatives                      2,957         2,205     (752)  -25.4%
Total Operating Expenses             18,932       19,328    396   2.1%
Security Grant Expenses                 1,476          0   (1,476) -100.0% Third Party Grants completed in 2012
Envir Remediation Liability                     0         1,170    1,170     NA
Total Expenses                   20,408      20,498     90   0.4%                                    42

Initiatives 
$'s in Thousands
Initiatives - Proposed for 2013 Budget
Maintenance Dredging
T-5 maintenance dredging (phase 2)                1,000
Crane Removal
Prep to remove IHI cranes from Terminal 18             128
RFID Implementation Costs ($100 grant funded)          164 Plus Marine Maint Wage Costs
Tribal Mitigation
Contractual Payment                         351
Artifact Storage                                 117
Transportation & Planning Studies
10 Yr Container Terminal Access Study                 125
Transportation                               100
Planning Studies                              145
370
Terminal Efficiency Initiative
Terminal Credential & Certification                   75
Total 2013 Seaport One-Time Expenses            2,205
2013 Projects/Work Budgeted in CDD
T5 and T18 Dredging                          180
Holgate to King St. Design Services                   10
Tunnel Monitoring                          20
210

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Northwest Ports Clean Air Initiatives
and Envir Remediation Liability 
Classified as Non-Operating Expense 
$'s Thousands                 2013
Non-Operating Expense       Budget

PSCAA
ABC Fuels             $625
Trucks                 325
Cargo Handling Equip         100
Envir Remediation Liability -Sea     3,050
Envir Remediation Liability -RE                     1,750
Total                    $5,850

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Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) 
FTE's

2012 Budget                      59.9
2012 Changes
Staff Upgrade:
Seaport Finance Staff upgrade             0.0
Staff Addition:
Vacant Property Mgr FTE incr to full time       0.1
Adjusted 2012                      60.0
2013 Budget
No Changes                       0.0
Subtotal                           0.0
Proposed FTE's for 2013                 60.0

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Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) Summary 
Seaport FTE Summary    2008 Bud 2009 Bud 2010 Bud  2011 Bud 2012 Bud 2013 Bud

Total Seaport             64.9     61.8    60.4     60.4    59.9    60.0

Less: Interns              (2.8)     (2.2)    (2.2)     (2.2)    (2.2)    (2.2)

Adjusted Seaport          62.1     59.6    58.2     58.2    57.7    57.8





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Century Agenda  Linkages 
$ 000's                         2013 Seaport Org
Description                    Operating Budget 
Planning Study  New Regional IY                $25 
Planning Study  Dredging                     $50 
Planning Study  Bulk Opportunities                $20 
NW Cruise Itinerary Project ($30K in 2012)               $20 
T5 Phase II Maintenance Dredge               $1,000 
Energy Efficiency Assessments                  $50 
Environmental Services  Air Programs             $230 
Environmental Services  Stormwater            $1,105 
Total                                   $2,500 
** Also Non-Operating PSCAA 
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Seaport Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 

2011    2012    2012    2013     '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands               Actual   Budget  Forecast  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues          98,910   96,980  109,563  110,110   13,129   13.5%
Security Grants                 394    1,598    2,708     173   (1,425)   -89.1%
Total Revenues            99,304   98,578  112,271  110,283   11,705    11.9%
Expenses
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)   12,899   15,236   13,800   15,385     149     1.0%
Envir Services & Planning         2,127    2,289    2,289    2,675     386    16.9%
Maintenance Expenses         4,608   5,817   5,556   6,360    543    9.3%
P69 Facilities Expenses            506     531     531     526      (5)    -0.9%
Other RE Expenses             180     300     300     353     54    17.9%
CDD Expenses              3,539   4,388   5,588   3,584    (804)   -18.3%
Police Expenses              3,578    4,167    4,141    4,271     104    2.5%
Corporate Expenses           11,177   12,332   12,176   12,728     396    3.2%
Security Grant Expenses           481    1,476    2,634      0   (1,476)  -100.0%
Envir Remed Liability             (633)      0       0    1,170    1,170      NA
Operating Expenses          38,463   46,536   47,015   47,053    517    1.1%
Net Operating Income         60,842   52,042   65,256   63,230   11,188    21.5%

48

Containers Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Containers 
2011    2012    2013     '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands               Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Container Revenues          63,643   60,435   73,040   12,605    20.9%
Maintenance Reimburseable       471    300    300      0    0.0%
Total Revenues            64,114   60,735   73,340   12,605    20.8%
Expenses
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)    5,998    7,724    7,748      24     0.3%
Envir Services & Planning         1,237    1,222    1,612     390    31.9%
Maintenance Expenses         1,546   1,546   1,983    437   28.3%
P69 Facilities Expenses            313     336     333      (3)    -0.9%
Other RE Expenses               8     20     121     100   493.8%
CDD Expenses              2,774   2,939   2,519    (420)   -14.3%
Police Expenses               951    1,093    1,179     87    8.0%
Corporate Expenses           6,498   7,115   7,485     370    5.2%
Operating Expenses          19,325   21,995   22,980    985    4.5%

Net Operating Income         44,789   38,740   50,360   11,619    30.0%

49

Grain Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Grain 
2011    2012    2013     '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands                Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Grain Revenues              5,611   6,088   3,653   (2,435)   -40.0%
Maintenance Reimburseable         2      1      1      0    0.0%
Total Revenues              5,613   6,089   3,654   (2,435)   -40.0%
Expenses
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)      277     261     283      21     8.1%
Envir Services & Planning            3       1      10       9  1707.2%
Maintenance Expenses           34     40     54     15   36.6%
P69 Facilities Expenses             28      31      31      (0)    -0.7%
Other RE Expenses               0      0      0      0     NA
CDD Expenses                89    181    138     (43)   -23.8%
Police Expenses                207     228     221      (6)    -2.8%
Corporate Expenses             536     615     713     98    15.9%
Operating Expenses           1,175   1,357   1,450     93    6.9%
Net Operating Income          4,439   4,732   2,204   (2,528)   -53.4%

50

Industrial Properties Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Industrial Properties 
2011    2012    2013     '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands                Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Industrial Properties Revenues     13,345   14,476   15,869    1,393     9.6%
Maintenance Reimburseable        37      9      9      0    0.0%
Total Revenues             13,382   14,486   15,878   1,393    9.6%
Expenses
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)     3,220    3,395    3,435      40     1.2%
Envir Services & Planning           562     655     606     (49)    -7.5%
Maintenance Expenses           997   1,342   1,461    120    8.9%
P69 Facilities Expenses             84      83      82      (1)    -0.9%
Other RE Expenses              137     191     166     (25)   -13.1%
CDD Expenses                372    605    475    (131)   -21.6%
Police Expenses                910    1,000     965     (36)    -3.6%
Corporate Expenses            1,800    1,912    1,972     60    3.2%
Operating Expenses           8,081   9,183   9,161     (21)   -0.2%
Net Operating Income          5,301   5,303   6,717    1,414    26.7%

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Cruise Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Cruise 
2011    2012    2013     '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands               Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Cruise Revenues            12,197   11,718   12,800    1,082    9.2%
Maintenance Reimburseable       90     97     81     (16)   -16.1%
Total Revenues            12,287   11,815   12,881   1,067    9.0%
Expenses
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)     836    1,198    1,100     (98)    -8.2%
Envir Services & Planning          220     227     229       2     0.8%
Maintenance Expenses          925   1,649   1,618     (31)   -1.9%
P69 Facilities Expenses             56      55      55      (1)    -0.9%
Other RE Expenses              15     47      1     (46)   -97.7%
CDD Expenses               209    448    286    (162)   -36.2%
Police Expenses              1,055    1,345    1,422     77    5.7%
Corporate Expenses           1,366    1,423    1,450     26    1.8%
Operating Expenses          4,682   6,392   6,160    (232)   -3.6%
Net Operating Income          7,605   5,422   6,721    1,299    23.9%

52

Docks - Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Docks 
2011    2012    2013     '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands               Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Docks Revenues             3,470   3,836   4,333    497   13.0%
Maintenance Reimburseable       43     21     24      3   14.6%
Total Revenues             3,513   3,856   4,357     500    13.0%
Expenses
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)    2,214    2,239    2,456     217     9.7%
Envir Services & Planning          105     184     219      35    18.9%
Maintenance Expenses         1,092   1,233   1,234      1    0.1%
P69 Facilities Expenses             24      26      25      (0)    -1.4%
Other RE Expenses              20     42     66     24    57.0%
CDD Expenses                93    200    161     (38)   -19.2%
Police Expenses               455     501     483     (18)    -3.6%
Corporate Expenses            590     675     702     27    4.0%
Operating Expenses          4,595   5,100   5,347    247    4.8%

Net Operating Income         (1,082)   (1,244)    (990)    254   -20.4%

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Risks 
U.S. and Global economic uncertainties - Potential
impact on Container and Cruise volumes 
Competitive Pressures 
Traffic congestion due to construction 
Unexpected Repairs 
Environmental Remediation Liabilities 


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Real Estate Division 
2013 Preliminary Operating Budget 
Commission Briefing 
October 9, 2012 

55

Key Assumptions 
Recreational marina occupancy rate 92%
compared to 94% in 2012 Budget 
Fishing & Commercial occupancy rates FT 78%
and MIC 70% compared to FT 84% and MIC 72%
in 2012 Budget 
Commercial Properties target 95% occupancy at
year-end 2013. 2012 Budget target was 90% 

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Key Assumptions (continued) 
Conference and Event Centers 
New management agreement in place effective June 1,
2012 
Number of BHICC guests down from 2012 Budget.
Revenue per guest budgeted to increase 
Ownership of Eastside Rail Corridor transferred to
King County by December 31, 2012 
Execution of Deferred Maintenance Plan continues
with $2.9 million of projects budgeted for 2013 
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Org Revenues By Group 
Real Estate Division Only 

2011     2012     2012     2013    13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands          Actual    Budget   Forecast   Budget     $ %
Revenue
Harbor Services             11,503    11,633    11,433    11,611      (22)  -0.2%
Portfolio Management         18,887    19,820    18,561    19,877      57   0.3%
Commercial            9,388     9,807    9,523    10,153     346  3.5%
Conf & Event Centers       9,498    10,013     9,038     9,724     (289)  -2.9%
Development & Planning         914      812      919      850      39  4.7%
Eastside Rail                 85       22       22        7      (15) -69.3%
Facilities & Maintenance         826      542      542      586      44   8.2%
Total Revenue           32,214    32,828   31,476    32,930     102  0.3%


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Org Expenses By Group 
Real Estate Division Expenses Only 
2011    2012    2012    2013   13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands        Actual   Budget  Forecast  Budget     $ %
Operating Expenses
Harbor Services           4,347    4,614    4,680    4,854      240   5.2%
Portfolio Management      12,131   12,441   12,042   12,843     402   3.2%
Commercial          4,470    4,558    4,921    5,201     643  14.1%
Conf & Event Centers     7,661    7,882    7,121    7,642     (240)  -3.1%
Development & Planning      725     799     750     854      55   6.9%
Eastside Rail Corridor        1,585      203      257      177      (26) -12.7%
Maintenance           12,621   16,459   14,526   17,350     890  5.4%
Facilities                  1,382     1,521     1,580     1,482       (39)  -2.6%
Division Admin             404      378      387      396      17   4.6%
Contingency               0       0       0     500     500    NA
Capital to Expense           68       0       0       0       0    NA
Environ Remed Liability         0       0       0       80       80    NA
Total Operating Expenses    33,264        36,416        34,223        38,536    2,120   5.8%

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Real Estate Org Expense Budget 
Real Estate Division Expenses Only 
2012      2013     Incr (Decr)
$'s Thousands                        Budget     Budget    Change    %  Explanation
Baseline Budget
Salaries                                  6,120       6,527       407   6.7% Pay incr, net new FTE's
Benefits                                  2,237       2,414       177   7.9% Increase and net new FTE's
Wages & Benefits                        8,458      8,155     (303)  -3.6% Expected efficiency improvements
Salaries & Wages to Cap, Non-op,ERL            1,400       836      (564) -40.3% Less Maintenance capital work
Total Payroll Costs                       18,215      17,933      (283)  -1.6%
Charges to Cap/Non-Op/ERL                 (2,044)     (1,338)     706  -34.5% Less Maintenance charge to capital
Utilities                                          3,627         3,799        173    4.8% Primarily Surface Water & Water Costs
Conf & Event Activity Op Expense                6,944       6,709      (235)  -3.4% Less activity
Conf & Event Activity Management Fee             927        681      (246) -26.6% New agreement
Print Shop Cost Transfers                      (216)        (14)      202  -93.3% Net Print Shop transfer to non-RE groups
RE Print Shop Costs (Supplies, Equip Rent)            215         94      (121) -56.1% Print shop closure
Other O&M                         5,482      5,726     244  4.5% $214K is net Maintenance Increase
Total Baseline Budget                   33,148     33,588      440   1.3%
Initiatives
Tenant Improve, Broker Fees,Space Plan            256        722      466 181.9% Leasing up
Conf & Event Centers - Cap Allow (exp)                0        240      240    NA Capital Allowance not qualifying for capital
Deferred Maint Salaried Staff                      158        274       116  73.6%
Deferred Maint Wages,Materials Outside Srv         2,337       2,394       58   2.5% Deferred Maint work concludes in 2013
Net Sheds (included in Deferred Maint)               250        250        0   0.0% Work separate from code compliance project
Maint Consultants Maximo,Benchmark Analysis         0       210      210    NA
CAD Drawings Related to Propw orks Upgrade               50         50         0   0.0%
SBM Dock Inspection Consultant                  0        75       75    NA
Eastside Rail Corridor-Outside Services              192        152       (40) -20.8%
FT 25 Year Plan                            25         0      (25) -100.0%
Contingency                              0       500      500    NA To cover potential maint increase
Total                                   3,268       4,867     1,600  49.0%
Total Operating Expenses                 36,416     38,456    2,040   5.6%
Envir Remediation Liability                          0         80        80     NA Relates to planned capital proj at FT
Total Expenses                       36,416     38,536    2,120   5.8%
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2013 Deferred Maintenance Projects 
$'s Thousands
Deferred Maintenance Projects
2013 Budget
P69 carpet replacement                     800
P66 fender panel repair                      150
T102 asphalt overlay courtyard & roadway          150
T102 asphalt sealcoat to extend life                50
FT C15 Building paint exterior                   300
Wood foundation cap on West Wall Build          100
Maximo mobility and integration               150
Contingency                          300
Salaries & Benefits to suppport Deferred Maint       274
T91 Building M19 envelope repair                55
T91 SWPPP wetlands tital valve replace            35
P66 redo Anthony's deck area                  85
FT Bldg C10 Paint exterior                      35
FT Bldg I8 Paint exterior                        40
T5 Park repair                              50
Other                              95
Subtotal per schedule                     2,668
Maint Net Shed related work                  250
Total Deferred Maintenance Projects            2,918
61

Real Estate Projects Budgeted in CDD 
$'s in Thousands
2013 Real Estate Projects Budgeted in CDD
FT Net Sheds Code Compliance Option 1           $1,000
SBM Paving Condition Assessment                 70
SBM Site Plan                               50
$1,120




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Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) 
2012 Budget                              165.8

2012 Changes
Maintenance - Upgrade Purchasing Staff                   0.0
Facilities - Delete Gen Srvs Specialists (print shop closure)       (4.0)
Facilities - Add Facility Specialist                           1.0
Adjusted 2012                              162.8

2013 Budget
Staff Additions:
Harbor Services-Admin, Half-time                        0.5
Maintenance - 4 Planners                            4.0
Net Change                             4.5

Proposed 2013 Budget                        167.3

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Real Estate Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
2011    2012    2012    2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands                 Actual   Budget  Forecast  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues               22,051   22,372   21,995   22,776     404   1.8%
Conf & Event Ctr Revenue (BHICC & WTC)    9,518   10,029    9,054    9,740     (289)   -2.9%
Total Revenues               31,569   32,401   31,049   32,516    115   0.4%
Expenses
Real Estate Exp (excl Maint,P69,C&E)    9,698    9,908   10,321   10,800     892   9.0%
Real Estate Conf & Event (BHICC & WTC)    7,661    7,882    7,121    7,642     (240)   -3.1%
Eastside Rail Corridor                1,585     203     257     177      (26)  -12.7%
Maintenance Expenses             7,192    9,687   8,063    9,630     (56)  -0.6%
Real Estate Contingency                0       0      0     500     500     NA
P69 Facilities                       150      198     213      178      (21)  -10.5%
Envir Services & Planning              871     987     987     882     (104)  -10.6%
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)         359     421     421     386      (35)   -8.3%
CDD Expenses                 917   1,266   1,266   2,166    900  71.1%
Police Expenses                 1,301    1,442   1,433    1,412     (30)  -2.1%
Corporate Expenses               5,018    5,229   5,177    5,151     (78)  -1.5%
Envir Remediation Liability                7       0       0      80      80     NA
Operating Expenses            34,758   37,224   35,260   39,005   1,781   4.8%
Net Operating Income            (3,189)   (4,823)  (4,211)   (6,489)   (1,666)  -34.5%

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Fishing & Commercial Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Fishing & Commercial 
2011    2012    2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands                  Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues                2,549    2,667    2,764      97   3.6%
Total Revenues                2,549   2,667   2,764     97   3.6%
Expenses
Real Estate Exp (excl Maint,P69,C&E)    1,757    1,847    1,882      35   1.9%
Real Estate Conf & Event (BHICC & WTC)        0       0       0       0    NA
Maintenance Expenses             1,435    1,828    1,723    (105)  -5.8%
Real Estate Contingency                0       0      83      83    NA
P69 Facilities                        23      33      30       (3) -10.2%
Envir Services & Planning              277     309     299      (10)  -3.2%
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)          67      70      71       0   0.4%
CDD Expenses                 198    225   1,207    982 436.7%
Police Expenses                  465     519   508.07     (11)  -2.1%
Corporate Expenses                866     964   939.33     (25)  -2.6%
Envir Remediation Liability                 0       0       0       0    NA
Operating Expenses             5,090   5,795   6,742    946  16.3%
Net Operating Income            (2,541)   (3,129)   (3,978)    (849) -27.1%
65

Recreational Boating Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Recreational Boating 
2011    2012    2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands                  Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues                8,960    8,974    8,924     (50)  -0.6%
Total Revenues                8,960   8,974   8,924     (50)  -0.6%
Expenses
Real Estate Exp (excl Maint,P69,C&E)     2,684    2,803    3,052     250   8.9%
Real Estate Conf & Event (BHICC & WTC)        0       0       0       0     NA
Maintenance Expenses             1,543    2,145    2,131     (14)  -0.6%
Real Estate Contingency                0       0     205     205    NA
P69 Facilities                         61      81      73       (8)  -10.0%
Environmental Services & Planning         280     274     263     (11)  -4.0%
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)          67      70      72       2   2.9%
CDD Expenses                 349    412    580    167  40.6%
Police Expenses                   372     415     407      (8)  -2.0%
Corporate Expenses               1,813    1,881    1,925      44   2.4%
Envir Remediation Liability                 0       0       0       0     NA
Operating Expenses             7,170   8,081   8,709    628   7.8%

Net Operating Income             1,790     893     215    (677) -75.9%

66

Portfolio Management Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Portfolio Management 
2011    2012    2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands                  Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues                9,487    9,894   10,225     331   3.3%
BHICC & WTC Seattle Revenue        9,518   10,029    9,740    (289)  -2.9%
Total Revenues               19,005   19,923   19,965     42   0.2%
Expenses
Real Estate Exp (excl Maint,P69,C&E)     4,404    4,336    4,922     586  13.5%
Real Estate Conf & Event (BHICC & WTC)     7,661    7,882    7,642     (240)  -3.1%
Maintenance Expenses             3,809    5,220    5,237     17   0.3%
Real Estate Contingency                0       0     184     184    NA
P69 Facilities                         58      72      65       (7)  -10.3%
Environmental Services & Planning         168     236     228      (8)  -3.6%
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)          186     201     202       1   0.5%
CDD Expenses                 312    556    319    (237) -42.6%
Police Expenses                463.284  507.906  497.181     (11)  -2.1%
Corporate Expenses             1,872.466 1,978.022 1,967.554     (10)  -0.5%
Envir Remediation Liability                 0       0       0       0     NA
Operating Expenses            18,934   20,989   21,263    273   1.3%
Net Operating Income              71   (1,066)   (1,298)    (232) -21.7%
67

Eastside Rail Corridor Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
Eastside Rail Corridor 
2011    2012    2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands                  Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues                  85      22      7     (15) -69.3%
Total Revenues                  85     22      7     (15) -69.3%
Expenses
Real Estate Exp (excl Maint,P69,C&E)     1,752     389     343     (46) -11.8%
Real Estate Conf & Event (BHICC & WTC)        0       0       0       0     NA
Maintenance Expenses               46     64      0     (64) -100.0%
Real Estate Contingency                0       0       0       0    NA
P69 Facilities                         0       0       0       0     NA
Environmental Services                 30      60      46      (14) -22.8%
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)           0       0       0       0    NA
CDD Expenses                  12      8      3     (5) -59.5%
Police Expenses                    0      0      0      0    NA
Corporate Expenses                196     101      21     (80) -79.5%
Envir Remediation Liability                 0       0       0       0     NA
Operating Expenses             2,037    621    413    (208) -33.5%
Net Operating Income            (1,952)    (599)    (406)    193  32.2%

68

Re Dev & Plan Budget Summary 
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions 
RE Development & Planning 
2011    2012    2013   '13-'12 Bud Chg
$'s Thousands                 Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues                918     812     853      42   5.1%
Total Revenues                918    812    853     42   5.1%
Expenses
Real Estate Exp (excl Maint,P69,C&E)     686     737     779      42   5.7%
Real Estate Conf & Event (BHICC & WTC)       0       0       0       0     NA
Maintenance Expenses             308     427     536     109  25.6%
Real Estate Contingency               0       0      28      28    NA
P69 Facilities                         6      11      10       (1)  -9.4%
Environmental Services & Planning        115     108      46     (61) -57.0%
Seaport Expenses (excl env srvs)          38      80      42      (38) -47.9%
CDD Expenses                 46     65     57     (8) -12.7%
Police Expenses                   (0)      0      0      0    NA
Corporate Expenses                269     305     298      (7)  -2.3%
Envir Remediation Liability                0       0       0       0     NA
Operating Expenses            1,469   1,733   1,796     63   3.6%

Net Operating Income             (551)    (922)    (943)    (21)  -2.3%
69

Risks 
Potential higher vacancies in commercial
properties and recreational marinas 
Eastside Rail Corridor 
Deferred maintenance costs 
Outside legal costs 
Tenant improvement allowances 

70

Capital Development Division 
2013 Preliminary Operating
Budget 

Commission Briefing 
October 9, 2012 

71

Priority CDD Goals 
Deliver projects to operating division customers on time,
within budget, meeting agreed scope, and with minimal
and mutually-agreed impacts on operations 
Support divisions beyond projects: including budget plan
development; business planning; asset management
and reporting; community outreach; negotiations; and
technical support and assistance. 
Provide contracting services. 
Be prepared for emergencies. 
Develop the talent, capabilities, motivation and well-
being of CDD employees. 
Keep Port staff and contractor personnel working safely. 
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CDD 2012 & 2013 Budgets 
2012 Budget      2013 Budget 
FTE                        255.75           265.5 
Total Salaries & Benefits         $ 29,510,754      $ 30,989,009 
On-site consultants             $ 2,575,595      $ 3,709,032 
Small Works Constr Contracts      $ 992,000      $ 348,420 
Total Before Capital Charges      $ 36,581,419      $ 39,352,922 
Sal/Wag to Capital             $ 14,072,691      $ 14,932,455 
Capital Projects Overhead        $ 5,198,222     $ 6,832,411 
On-site consultants to Capital      $ 1,794,896      $ 2,443,257 
Total Charges to Capital         $ (21,065,809)     $ (24,208,123) 
Total Operating Expense         $ 15,515,609      $ 15,144,799 

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CDD 2013 by Department 
O9000: Capital                                            CDD    All CDD 
Development      ENG      PCS    AVPMG    SPMG     CPO    Admn    Total 
FTE         111.5        50       48       17       37       2      265.5 
Payroll to Capital
7,135,893  3,420,664  2,574,479   827,077    974,343        14,932,456
Projects 
Total Salaries &
12,607,014  5,517,750  5,982,451 2,386,308   4,129,999  365,487  30,989,009
Benefits 
64140  On-site
1,285,000     5,000  2,419,032                         3,709,032
Consultants 
Total Before Capital
14,903,825  6,618,313  8,875,317  3,841,463   4,731,786  382,218  39,352,922
Charges 
Total Charges to
(10,674,528) (4,352,542) (6,178,231) (1,471,654)  (1,531,168)       (24,208,123)
Capital Projects 
TOTAL OPERATING
4,229,298  2,265,771  2,697,085  2,369,809   3,200,618  382,218  15,144,799
EXPENSE 


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CDD 2013 New FTEs 
Dept.             Position              FTE 
ENG    Construction Manager            1.0 
ENG    Construction Coordinator           1.0 
ENG    Construction Coordinator           1.0 
ENG    College Intern               (0.25) 
PCS    Construction Hire               1.0 
PCS    Construction Hire               1.0 
PCS    Construction Hire               1.0 
AVPMG  Capital PM II  Airfield            1.0 
AVPMG  Capital PM III  Electrical Engineer     1.0 
(Systems) 
AVPMG  Capital PM III  TI & Actvtn (NorthSTAR)   1.0 
AVPMG  Capital PM III  Mechanical Engineer     1.0 
(Baggage) 
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Corporate 
2013 Preliminary Operating Budget 

Commission Briefing 
October 9, 2012 

76

Corporate Budget Overview 
Overall increase of 2.8% vs. 2012 budget 
Key Expense Drivers: 
Baseline payroll increases 
Less payroll to capital 
Higher insurance premiums 
Century Agenda support 
Economic Impact Study 
Contractual funding increase for Port Jobs 
Systems upgrade, Cloud Computing shift to expense 
Decline in Corporate Cost as a percent of total
operating revenues and expenses 
77

Corporate Expense Summary 
(in $ 000's)                            Amount  Notes
2012 Approved Budget               76,535
Less: 2012 One time Items                  (638)  ICT performance audit, Towers Watson consultant, etc.
2012 Baseline Budget                 75,897
Expense Changes
Salaries & Benefits (Baseline)                1,313       Per budget guidelines
Wages & Benefits (Baseline)                (111)      Reduce overtime by Police
Less Payroll to Capital                      812      ICT and PLA program
Insurance Premiums                     175     Higher premiums due to new RCF and other assets
Commission Contingency                 (250)     Reduced from $500K to $250K
Other Reductions                       (663)      Eliminated FTEs and reduced other costs
Subtotal                           1,276 
Increase above 2012 Budget                1.7%
New Budget Requests
Century Agenda                       559     $359K for Comm. Office and $200K for Tourism
Increase funding for Port Jobs                 210      Contractual increase for Port Jobs
Economic Impact Study                   185     Estimated cost for the study
Systems upgrade/replacement                182     Cloud computing - shift to expense
Two New FTEs                    182    Commission Policy Analyst and Sr Investigator (Legal)
Contracted Services for ICT Audit              75     For ICT risk assessment follow-up
Other Requests                         75 
Subtotal                           1,469 
2013 Preliminary Budget               78,642
Increase above 2012 Budget                2.8%
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2013 Corporate Budget 
2011     2012     2012     2013  '13-'12 Bud Change
(in $ 000's)                          Actual     Budget   Forecast     Budget        $ %
TOTAL REVENUES            1,559    151   - 155       4    2.4%
EXPENSES
Executive                        1,487     1,539     1,539     1,552      13   0.8%
Commission                     738      980      962     1,483     502  51.2%
Legal                           2,975     2,901     2,928     3,012     111   3.8%
Risk Management                  2,614     2,959     2,809     3,186     227   7.7%
Health & Safety                     1,053     1,060     1,040     1,138      78    7.4%
Public Affairs                        6,087      5,815      5,660      5,946      131    2.2%
Human Resources & Development        4,921     5,484     5,388     5,468     -16   -0.3%
Labor Relations *                      941       961     1,111     1,198     237   24.7%
Information & Communications Tech. *     19,132    20,194    20,194    20,805     612   3.0%
Finance & Budget                   1,435     1,543     1,533     1,762     219   14.2%
Accounting & Financial Reporting          5,776     6,853     6,797     7,055     202    3.0%
Internal Audit                        1,080      1,496      1,491      1,311     -186  -12.4%
Office of Social Responsibility            1,349      1,476      1,431      1,702      226   15.3%
Contingency                       105      700      500      450     -250  -35.7%
Police                           21,154     22,574     22,478     22,574       1    0.0%
Total Corporate Costs              71,418    76,535    75,862    78,642    2,107   2.8%
* Increases due to shift of payroll from capital to expense.
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2013 Budget Major Changes 
2012    2013  '13-'12 Bud Chg
($ in 000's)                   Budget   Budget       $ %          Explanations
Payroll Costs change
Salaries                       27,009   28,387   1,378    5.1% Pay increase, new FTEs & OH change
Benefits                       9,070    9,458     388    4.3%
Wage & Benefits              20,183   20,071   (111)   -0.6% Police reduce overtime
Payroll to Capital Projects           3,320    2,508    (812)   -24.5% Salaries charged to capital projects
Total Payroll Costs             59,582   60,425     843    1.4%
Non-Payroll Changes
Equipment Expense             1,219   1,479    259   21.3%
Supplies & Stock                648     629    (19)   -3.0%
Outside Services                10,930   11,179    249    2.3% Economic Impact Study and other
Travel & Other Employee Expense     2,583    2,743    159    6.2% Century Agenda support
Promotional Expense              268     400    133   49.6% Century Agenda support
Telecommunications              815     665   (151)  -18.5%
Insurance Expense               2,125    2,300    175    8.2% Increase in insurance premiums
Charges to Capital Projects         (3,320)   (2,508)    812   -24.5% Less charge to capital projects
Commission Contingency           500     250   (250)  -50.0%
Other                      1,184    1,081   (103)   -8.7%
Total Non-Payroll Expenses       16,953   18,217   1,264    7.5%
TOTAL             76,535  78,642  2,107  2.8%
80

2013 Corporate FTE Summary 
FTE's
2012 Approved Budget                             452.2
Changes in 2012:
Public Affairs deleted a Limited Duration and a .5 Intern            -1.5
HR&D deleted a Limited Duration position                    -1.0
ICT added Limited Duration FTE for FMLA backfill              1.0
2012 Baseline                                     450.7
2013 Proposed New FTEs:
Public Affairs transferred a Century Agenda Liaison to Commission     -1.0
Commission added a Policy Analyst and a transfer from PA          2.0
Legal added a Sr. Investigator                               1.0
LR deleted a PLA Compliance Manager and added a .5 Staff Adm.     -0.5
Accounting (AFR) deleted 2 Business Tech and a Record Specialist     -3.0
Change in FTEs for 2013                              -1.5
2013 Budget Proposed FTEs                          449.2
81

Corporate Cost Analysis 
($ in 000's) 
2011      2011       2012        2012      2013 
Budget    Actual      Budget     Forecast     Budget 
Corporate Cost             75,008     71,418      76,535       75,862     78,642 
Total Revenue             492,798    483,172     516,882      531,299     553,981 
Total Expense              285,844    267,416     309,844      309,673     330,347 
Corporate Cost as % of        15.2%     14.8%      14.8%       14.3%      14.2% 
Revenues 
Corporate Cost as % of        26.2%     26.7%      24.7%       24.5%      23.8% 
Expenses 



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Port of Seattle 
2013 Preliminary Operating Budget 
Port-wide Overview 

83

Preliminary Payroll Assumptions* 
Average pay for performance increases by 3.0% 
Market based salary range increases by 2.0% (minimal
cost impact) 
Medical and dental costs increase is 2.2% 
Employer's PERS contribution increases from 7.21% to
9.1% (the blended rate is 8.16% for 2013). 

* Only for non-represented employees 

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2013 Preliminary Budget 
2011   2012   2013 '13-'12 Bud Chg
($ in '000s)               Actual  Budget  Budget      $ %             Explanations
Operating Revenues
Aeronautical         207,763  236,221  250,499  14,279   6.0% Higher terminal realignment and debt svc costs
Non-Aeronautical      142,959  149,531  160,528  10,997  7.4% $5.1M for Concessions and $3.8M for RCF
Aviation              350,722  385,751  411,027  25,275   6.6%
Seaport               99,304   98,578  110,283  11,705  11.9% T-18 special facility bond refunding
Real Estate              31,569   32,401   32,516    115   0.4%
CDD            16 - - -     n/a
Corporate              1,561    151    155     4  2.4%
Other Operating Revenues   132,451  131,131  142,954  11,823  9.0%
Total               483,172  516,882  553,981  37,099  7.2%
Operating Expenses
Aviation              135,612  160,969  177,526  16,557  10.3% Terminal Realignment, RCF and other
Seaport               16,090   20,408   20,498     90   0.4%
Real Estate              33,270   36,416   38,536   2,120   5.8% Deferred Maintenance program
CDD          11,026  15,516  15,145  -371 -2.4% See note (1)
Corporate              71,418  76,535  78,642   2,107  2.8%
Total               267,416  309,844  330,347  20,503  6.6%
Net Operating Income     215,756  207,039  223,634  16,596  8.0%
Note (1): Total costs including capital increase from $36.6M in 2012 budget to $39.4M in 2013 budget.

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2013 Preliminary Budget 
2012    2013  '13-'12 Bud Chg
($ in 000's)                   Budget   Budget       $ %          Explanations
Payroll Costs change
Salaries                       71,493   76,170   4,677    6.5% Pay increase, new FTEs & OH change
Benefits                      24,881   26,056   1,175    4.7%
Wage & Benefits              91,254   92,251    997    1.1% Contractual increase and reduced OT
Payroll to Capital Projects          22,481   22,683     202    0.9%
Total Payroll Costs            210,110  217,161   7,051    3.4%
Non-Payroll Changes
Equipment Expense             5,960   5,864    (95)   -1.6%
Utilities                          21,181    22,056     875     4.1% Higher service water and sewer costs
Supplies & Stock               6,740    6,565   (175)   -2.6% Reduce Maintenance Materials
Outside Services                62,397   73,007  10,610   17.0% Terminal Realignment and other
Travel & Other Employee Expense     5,521    5,839    318    5.8% Century Agenda support
Insurance Expense               2,142    2,316    174    8.1% Increase in insurance premium
Third Party Mgmt Expense          7,434    7,302   (131)   -1.8%
Miscellaneous Expense            3,744    5,567   1,822   48.7% Add'l RCF pass-thru exp and RE Cont.
Business & Occupation Taxes        3,223    3,560    338   10.5% Higher operating revenues
Environmental Remediation Exp       3,096    5,865   2,769   89.4%
Charges to Capital Projects        (31,191)  (32,984)  (1,793)    5.7%
Other                      9,487    8,229  (1,258)  -13.3%
Total Non-Payroll Expenses       99,734  113,186  13,452   13.5%
TOTAL             309,844 330,347  20,503  6.6%

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Comprehensive Summary 
2011    2012    2013 '13-'12 Bud Chg
($ in '000s)                       Actual   Budget   Budget      $ %           Explanations
Revenues
1. Aeronautical Revenues             207,763  236,221  250,499  14,279   6.0% Cost Recovery
2. Other Operating Revenues           275,410  280,662  303,482  22,820   8.1% Seaport, R.E., Non-Aero & Corp.
3. Tax Levy                       73,179   73,000   73,000      - 0.0%
4. PFCs                          62,358   63,448   64,844   1,396   2.2% Increase in enplanements
5. CFC Revenue for Debt Service        23,669   21,333   20,148   (1,185)  -5.6% Over-estimated in the 2012 budget
6. Fuel Hydrant                      7,683    7,839    7,839     - 0.0%
7. Non-Capital Grants and Donations       8,482    1,779    1,909     129   7.3%
8. Capital Contributions               21,180   31,448   17,068  (14,380) -45.7% Less FAA & DHS grants
9. Interest Income                    18,884    5,748    7,296   1,548   26.9% Higher General and ADF fund balance
Total                       698,608  721,477  746,084  24,608   3.4%
Expenses
1. O&M Expense                   267,416  309,844  330,347  20,503   6.6%
2. Depreciation                    158,107  158,479  171,510  13,031   8.2% More assets and bond refundings
3. Revenue Bond Interest Expense       127,579  135,806  129,314   (6,492)  -4.8% Refunding of bonds & lower interest rates
4. GO Bond Interest Expense            15,774   14,926   13,291   (1,635) -11.0% Refunding of bonds & lower interest rates
5. PFC Bond Interest Expense            6,758    6,826    6,367    (459)       -6.7%
6. Non-Op Environmental Expense         4,335    5,290    4,800    (490)       -9.3% Due to superfund sites
7. Public Expense                   18,703    7,722    4,469   (3,253) -42.1% Reduction of FAST I and II projects
8. Other Non-Op Rev/Expense           (7,814)    3,576    3,972     397   11.1%
Total  Total Revenues are $25.0M higher than 2012 budget and $47.9M higher than 2011 actual. 590,858        642,469  664,070  21,601   3.4%
Total Expenses are $21.6M higher than 2012 budget and $73.2M higher than 2011 actual. 
Change In Net Assets  Change in Net Assets are $3.4M above 2012 budget and $25.3M lower than 2011 actual. 107,750         79,008   82,014   3,006   3.8%

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Port-wide FTEs Summary 
Aviation  Seaport Real Estate  Capital Dev Corporate   Totals
2012 Approved FTE's       860.0        59.9        165.8         255.8        452.2       1,793.7 
Mid Year Approval        1.9        0.1         1.0 -         1.0        4.0 
Eliminated              (4.0) -         (4.0) -         (2.5)        (10.5) 
Transfers - - - - -     - 
Adjusted 2012 FTE's        857.9         60.0         162.8          255.8         450.7       1,787.2 
2013 Budget
Eliminated             (14.0) - -          (0.3)         (3.5)        (17.8) 
Transfer - - - - -     - 
New FTE's            2.7 -         4.5        10.0         2.0       19.2 
Total 2013 Changes         (11.3) -         4.5         9.7        (1.5)        1.4 
Proposed 2013 FTE's       846.6        60.0        167.3         265.5        449.2       1,788.6 


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