6g supp

Item: 6g_Supp
Date: September 11, 2012
East Marginal Way Grade
Separation Phase 2


September 11, 2012

FAST Corridor Partnership:
Moves nation's freight
through the NW trade
corridor
Fixes freight & general
traffic bottlenecks
Increases competitiveness
of Puget Sound ports
Improves safety at
rail/roadway crossings
Creates and maintain jobs

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Why we are here
Where we've been
Where we'll go
How we get there

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Terminal 91
Pier 86
SR-99 

Terminal 46

T-18 On-Dock Rail                        SR-519 

Terminal 30 
T-5 On-Dock Rail

Terminal 18
Terminal 5

SR 99 Trestle
Replacement
West Seattle Hwy
UPRR (ARGO)
EMWGS &
Argo Access
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SR-99

EMWGS Project History
One of the original 15 FAST projects
Complex project with many stakeholders
Multiple "owners":
WSDOT completed first design concept
Port of Seattle project lead since 2002
City of Seattle ultimate owner of the facility
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EMWGSMany Partners &
Shades of Green
Funding Source     Total      PE/Design      ROW      Construction 
ISTEA (Reg.)         2,500,000       856,000      1,644,000 
TEA-21 (B&C)       5,400,000     2,650,000      2,750,000 
TEA-21 (STP)        3,000,000       350,000      2,650,000 
TEA-21 (Hi Pri.)        1,847,000                   1,847,000 
TEA-21 (Reg.)        1,667,000                  1,667,000 
TEA-21 (NHS)        247,000                            247,000 
ARRA           2,875,171                        2,875,171 
TIB                7,300,000      1,340,000                    5,960,000 
FMSIB            6,920,000                          6,920,000 
Port of Seattle       18,800,000      2,300,000       1,500,000      15,000,000 
City of Seattle         1,600,000                                 1,600,000 
BNSF             950,000                           950,000 
UPRR            480,000                          480,000 
Total      $      53,586,171      7,496,000      12,058,000      34,032,171 
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Loaded stack train heading east from T5





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EMWGS


Opening
Celebration
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Overview
Current
Conditions


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Overview
Proposed
Conditions


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2012-2014 



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Requesting
Increase previous Project Authorization by
the amount of the ARRA
Authorization for CEO to obligate
$500,000 to WSDOT for SR-99 work
Authorization for CEO to design EMWGS
Phase II
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Thank you
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