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ITEM NO: _____7A_Supp_____ 
DATE OF MEETING: ____May 1, 2012___ 

South Link Project Update 

Briefing Outline 
Background 
Planning & Preliminary Design Coordination 
Interagency Agreements 
South Link Project Update 
Next Steps 


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Final Preliminary Design 
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South Link Project Update 

Interagency Agreements 
Interlocal Agreement - December 14, 2010 
Preliminary Design POS Utility Relocation  December 30, 2011 
Term Sheet - February 7, 2012 
Final Design POS Utility Relocation  March 30, 2012 
Memorandum of Agreement  In Progress 


3

South Link Project Update 
Port Commission Briefing 
May 1, 2012 





4

Today's Presentation 
Project Status 
Design Build Procurement 
Agreements 
City of SeaTac 
Port of Seattle 
Public/Private Utilities 
Community Outreach 
Next Steps 


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South Link  SeaTac/Airport Station to South 200th 
Project Description 
1.6 miles elevated double track guideway 
Elevated station 
Park-and-ride facility 
Bus Connections, including King County Metro
Rapid Ride 
Off-street passenger drop-off area 
Secured bicycle parking & bikes on trains 
Improved pedestrian and bicycle connections in the
station vicinity 
Traction Power Sub-Station 
Stakeholders 
Residents and businesses 
Current and future riders 
U.S. DOT / FTA 
Port of Seattle 
City of SeaTac 
P 
Public/Private Utilities 
Potential TOD interests 

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South Link Schedule 
SEPA/NEPA Approval                  June 2011 
Sound Transit Board approved South Link Project     July 2011 
Design-Build Procurement began               Fall 2011 
Right of Way Acquisitions began                Fall 2011 
Awarded $10 million TIGER III Grant         December 2011 
Port of Seattle/City of SeaTac Approvals        May/June 2012 
Advance Utility Relocation           Fall 2012 - Spring 2013 
Award Design-Build Contract (Guideway & Station)     Fall 2012 
Begin Major Construction Activities             Spring 2013 
Light Rail Service Begins                     Fall 2016 

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Design-Build Procurement 
(Guideway and Station) 
Capital Projects Advisory Review Board Approval         July 2010 
Baselined scope, schedule & budget based on D/B delivery   July 2011 
Issued Request for Qualifications                 October 2011 
Issued Request for Proposals                   March    2012 
Proposals Due                           June 2012 
Contract Award                          August 2012 
Begin Construction                          Early 2013 


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South Link Design-Build Shortlist 
(Alphabetical Order) 
Bechtel Conti Joint Venture 
Mowat Construction Company / Stacy and Witbeck Inc.
Joint Venture 
PCL Civil Constructors, Inc. 
South AirLink Constructors (SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. and
Granite Construction  Joint Venture) 
Issued Final Request for Proposals on March 7 
Port staff presentation to shortlisted teams on March 29 
Proposals due on June 26 

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Third Party Agreements 
City of SeaTac 
Development Agreement 
Port of Seattle 
Memorandum of Agreement 
Private Utility Agreements 
Puget Sound Energy 
Century Link 
Midway Sewer 
Highline Water 
Olympic Pipeline 

10

South Link 
Light Rail 
Future              Alignment 
South 
Access 
Future 
SR 509 

Future 
24th - 28th 
Connection 
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South 200th Station Area Site Plan 



12

South 200th Station Aerial View 



13

Community Outreach Update 
Open Houses 
March 2, 2011 
October 5, 2011 
Summer 2012 
Menu of typical outreach activities 
(fact sheets, e-mails, letters, newsletters, website, social
media, etc.) 
Field public inquiries 
Attend real estate meetings 
Attend fairs, festivals and events 
Comprehensive Stakeholder
Outreach 
Coordination with Port of Seattle
outreach staff 

14

South Link Project Update 

Next Steps 
Request Commission Approval of South Link MOA  May 8, 2012 
Property Transfer & Exchange Agreements  Summer 2012 - Fall 2016 



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