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ITEM NO.  6a_ Supp____________ 
DATE OF  Revised 11/18/2011 
MEETING:  Nov 22, 2011 

Port of Seattle 
2012 Preliminary Budget 
Second Reading/Public Hearing 
November 22, 2011 

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Agenda 
Background 
Operating Budget 
Comprehensive Op & Non-Op Budget 
Capital Budget 
Tax Levy 
Remaining Schedule 
Public Hearing 
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2012 Budget Process 
Jun. 7     Budget Process Briefing 
Aug. 16   Budget Assumptions Briefing 
Aug. 16   Business Plan and Capital Plan Briefing 
Sept. 27  Capital Budget Briefing 
Oct. 4     Preliminary Operating Budget Briefing 
Oct. 25    Draft Plan of Finance, Tax Levy, and Operating Budget
Follow-up Briefings 
Nov. 8     First Reading & Public Hearing, Preliminary Budget 
Nov. 22   Final Reading & Public Hearing, Preliminary Budget 
Dec. 1    Statutory Budget Filed with King County 
Dec. 14   Release Final Budget and Draft Plan of Finance 

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Key Budget Drivers 
Operating Revenues                         2011 Bud  2012 Bud  Change $ Change %
Aeronautical                                     217,200           235,706            18,506       8.5%
Other Operating Revenues                        275,598           281,176             5,578       2.0%
Total Operating Revenues                         492,798           516,882            24,084       4.9%

Operating Expenses                          2011 Bud  2012 Bud  Change $ Change %
Rental Car Facility & Busing (funded by CFC)                            6,609       2.3%
Increase in Terminal Realignment (cost recovery)                          5,200       1.8%
Increase in Environmental Remediation                                    1,325       0.5%
Deferred Maintanence                                                 596          0.2%
Increase O&M due to Less Charge to Capital                            2,006       0.7%
Unavoidable Contractual Increase                                        1,664       0.6%
Other Baseline Increase                                                  6,599       2.3%
Total Operating Expenses                         285,844           309,844            24,000       8.4%

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Operating Budget Summary 
2010    2011    2011    2012      $ %
($ in '000s)                             Actual   Budget Forecast   Budget Change Change                                Notes
Operating Revenues
Aeronautical              198,329  217,200  214,181  235,706  18,507   8.5% Cost recovery
Non-Aeronautical         135,052  144,601  144,541  148,811   4,210   2.9% Including $9.1M RAC operating revenue.
Other (adjusted)              880      877      877    1,234     357   40.6% $7.8M Fuel Hydrant rev is reclassified as non-op.
Aviation                    334,262  362,678  359,599  385,751  23,073   6.4%
Seaport                     97,279   98,153   95,961   98,151      -1   0.0% $2.1M reduction in pass-through grant.
Real Estate                    30,391   30,942   31,030   32,828   1,886    6.1%
CDD                      36                             n/a
Corporate                      610    1,025    1,202     151    -874  -85.2% $990K for AAPA Conference in 2011 budget.
Other Operating Revenues   128,316  130,119  128,192  131,131   1,012   0.8%
Total                         462,578  492,798  487,792  516,882  24,084    4.9%
Operating Expenses
Aviation                    126,481  139,575  137,120  160,969  21,394  15.3%
Seaport                     19,517   23,242   19,200   20,408  -2,834  -12.2% $2.1M pass-thro grant and $500K for env. reserve exp.
Real Estate                    30,739   33,741   33,741   36,416   2,675    7.9%
CDD                    9,335  14,278  14,278  15,516  1,237   8.7%
Corp *                       67,391   75,008   73,969   76,535   1,527   2.0%
Total                         253,464  285,844  278,308  309,844  24,000    8.4%
Net Operating Income         209,114  206,954  209,484  207,039     85   0.0%
* Include the $1.5M budget for Internal Audit endorsed by the Audit Committee. 
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Comprehensive Budget Summary 
($ in 000s)                                2010 Actual  2011 Budget  2012 Budget  Change $ Change %             Explanations
Revenues
1. Aeronautical Revenues                           198,329         217,200          235,706       18,507        8.5%  Cost recovery
2. Operating Revenues                              264,250         275,598          281,176        5,578        2.0%  Seaport , R.E. Non-Aero & Corp
3. Tax Levy                                           73,125           73,500                  73,500        - 0.0%
4. PFCs                                               59,744           60,379                  63,448        3,069        5.1%  Increase in enplanement
5. CFCs                                               23,243           22,237                  21,333         (904)       -4.1%  Classify portion as ops revenue
6. Fuel Hydrant                                        7,912            7,839            7,839                      0.0%  Reclassified from ops revenue
7. Non-Capital Grants and Donations                12,473            8,493            1,779       (6,714)             -79.1%  EMW winding down
8. Capital Contributions                               30,518           32,106                  31,448         (658)       -2.0%  FAA & DHS grants
9. Interest Income                                    13,096           13,654                    5,748       (7,906)             -57.9%  Lower interest rate 1% vs. 1.86 %
Total                                           682,690         711,006         721,977      10,971        1.5%
Expenses
1. O&M Expense                                    253,464         285,844          309,844       24,000        8.4%  Partially due to new RCF/BMF
2. Depreciation                                      160,775         160,491          158,479       (2,012)              -1.3%
3. Revenue Bond Interest Expense                 133,239         148,206          135,806      (12,400)       -8.4%  Lower interest rates & CP balance
4. GO Bond Interest Expense                        17,463           13,780                  14,926        1,146        8.3%  New issue and increase interest
5. PFC Bond Interest Expense                       10,187           10,191                    6,826       (3,365)             -33.0%  Savings from bond refunding
6. Non-Op Environmental Expense                   22,730            6,200            5,290         (910)     -14.7%  Due to superfund sites
7. Public Expense                                     25,085           17,205                    7,722       (9,483)             -55.1%  Reduction of FAST I and II projects
8. Other Non-Op Rev/Expense                        7,276            2,521            3,576        1,055       41.9%
Total                                          630,220         644,438         642,469      (1,969)             -0.3%
Change In Net Assets                            52,470         66,568                79,508      12,941      19.4%
Total Revenues are $11.0M higher than 2011 budget and $39.3M higher than 2010. 
Total Expenses are $2.0M less than 2011 budget and $12.2M higher than 2010. 
Change in Net Assets are $12.9M above 2011 budget and $27.0M higher than 2010. 
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Port-wide FTEs Summary 
Aviation  Seaport Real Estate  Capital Dev  Corporate     Totals
2011 Approved FTE's            761.9      60.4       164.8        262.5       447.6     1697.2
Mid Year Approval            10.1        0.4          1.0          2.0         3.7       17.2
Eliminated                    0.0       -1.7         -1.0          0.0        -0.5       -3.2
Transfers                      1.0        0.0           0.0           0.0         -1.0         0.0
Adjusted 2011 FTE's            773.0       59.1        164.8        264.5       449.8     1711.2
2012 Budget
Eliminated                    0.0        0.0          0.0          -9.8         0.0       -9.8
Transfer                        0.0        0.0           0.0           0.0          0.0         0.0
New FTE's                 87.0       0.8         1.0         1.0        2.4      92.2
Total 2012 Changes              87.0        0.8          1.0         -8.8         2.4       82.5
Proposed 2012 FTE's           860.0      59.9       165.8        255.8      452.2    1793.7


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Aviation Capital Budget Changes 
In $000s                               2011        2012        2013        2014        2015        2016      2012-16
2012 Preliminary Budget             189,402    346,834    290,242    173,960     62,241           221,221   1,094,498
Projects Cut                          (5,046)    (15,350)    (11,184)     (1,500)        - - (28,034) 
Savings -    - - (15,001) - -   (15,001)
Revised Budget                    184,356    331,484    279,058    157,459     62,241          221,221   1,051,463
Net Change from Prelim Budget       (5,046)    (15,350)    (11,184)    (16,501)        - - (43,035) 

Cash Flow Adjustments            (17,035)    (94,658)     68,196           21,442             8,532     (8,000)     (4,488)
Current estimated spending          167,321    236,826    347,254    178,901     70,773           213,221   1,046,975
Preliminary Budget based on Q2 cash flows (mid-July) 
Revised cash flows include Q3 update and additional staff review in response
to Commission direction 
Cash flows do not include all costs of still evolving North Satellite/Alaska
Airlines project 
Cash flows will be updated again following Q4 update 

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Capital Budget Summary 

$'s in 000's                                    2012         2013         2014         2015         2016        2012-16
Commission Authorized/Underway     275,735    114,480     36,173      3,240      9,500    439,128
Pending 2012 Authorization            104,871    167,556    101,447     17,388      5,927    397,189
Pending Future Authorization           11,205     66,920    113,590    129,917    300,831    622,463
Small Projects                         14,568     16,043      7,445      6,041      5,742     49,839
Preliminary Total                      406,379    364,999    258,655    156,586    322,000   1,508,619
Aviation Changes                     (15,350)    (11,184)    (16,501)         0          0     (43,035)
Total                                   391,029     353,815     242,154     156,586     322,000   1,465,584


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2002 - 2012 CIP Spending 




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Tax Levy Overview 
Tax Levy Amount - $73.5 million 
Levy amount established by the Commission each year as part of the
budget process 
Statutory limitations on annual collection; Port is below maximum 
Tax Levy Uses 
Payment of General Obligation bonds debt service 
Port policy  debt service is no more than 75% of levy 
General purpose use established by Commission policy 
Seaport and Real Estate non-operating environmental
remediation 
Regional freight mobility projects 
Real Estate division support 
Highline Schools noise mitigation program 
Non-Aviation portion of Port Jobs program 
SR 99 Tunnel contribution in 2016 
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Tax Levy Sources and Uses 
5 Years
$'000                                                                 2012       2012-2016
LEVY SOURCES
Beginning Tax Levy Fund Balance                                       41,618         41,618
Eastside Rail Corridor Partners Reimbursements                            5,000         31,000        2012 proposed tax
Annual levy                                                          73,500        367,500
Total Sources:                              120,118        440,118              levy is $73.5 million 
LEVY USES
General Obligation (G.O.) Bonds Debt Service (DS)                                                    2012 maximum levy
G.O. Bonds DS - existing debt                                             40,353        211,437
G.O.Bonds DS - new (SR99 Tunnel) (1)                                              17,944             is estimated to be
Subtotal G.O. Bonds DS                           40,353        229,381              $90 million 
Other uses
Roads and Transportation Projects                                          3,954          9,189        Additional $13
Aviation School, and Highline & other Schools NOISE Insulation                  650         11,283
Environmental Remediation Liabilities, Seaport & Real Estate - prelim. (2)        15,889         67,597              million balance in the
Funding of Transportation & Infrastructure Fund                              23,000         42,250
PortJobs                                                                    72            486              Transportation &
Port Jobs Apprenticeship Program                                             54            342
Subtotal Other                                43,619        131,147              Infrastructure Fund 
Real Estate Support
RE Capital Total (3)                                                       14,524         54,031
RE Operating Subsidy                                                     4,922         22,355
Subtotal RE Support                             19,446         76,386
Total Uses:                               103,417        436,914
Projected Ending Tax Levy Fund Balance                               16,700          3,203
Notes:   (1) Assumes bond issue of $226 million for 25 yrs at 6%.
(2) Includes project cash flows for environmental projects already or expected to be expensed and liabilities booked
(3) Includes Committed and BP Prospective projects

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Remaining Schedule 

Statutory Budget Filed with King County     Dec. 01, 2011 
Release Final Budget Document           Dec. 14, 2011 


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Port of Seattle 
2012 Preliminary Budget 
Second Reading/Public Hearing 
November 22, 2011 

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