Item 9a Supp2

Item No. :______9a_Supp2______
Date of Meeting: ___October 6, 2009_____

Seaport Division
2010 Preliminary Budget

Commission Presentation
October 6, 2009

Pier 90/91  Pier 86

Pier 66

Terminal 46

BNSF (SIG - North)

Terminal 30

Terminal 5 On-Dock Rail                                                             BNSF (SIG - South)
Terminal 25

Terminal 5                   Terminal 18


UPRR (ARGO)



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2010 SEAPORT STRATEGIES
1. Protect our Current Business
2. Position Ourselves for Recovery and
Change in the Container Shipping Market
3. Collaborate with Others to Advance our
Key Initiatives

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CRITICAL 2010 WORK
1. Maintain High Performance Levels for
Critical Functions
2. Deliver on Commitments:
NW Ports Clean Air Strategy
Clean truck plan
Container Terminal Customer Support
Plan
3. Continue Transition and Development of
Terminal 91 into a Multi-Use Facility
4. Adjust and Align our Resources to Meet our
Business Strategies
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Key Revenue Assumptions
TEU volume 6% decrease from 2009 budget
Eagle Rate increase in July
Container Terminal Customer Support Plan
T25/30 lease  full year of lease payments in
2010
Cruise forecast 6% increase in passengers
Grain volume remains stable
Properties in transition

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Expense Issues
Asset Condition Assessments
Repair Costs
Environmental Reserves
Stormwater
Implementation of NW Ports Clean Air
Strategy
Maintenance Dredging
Fender Piling Expense Project
6

Asset Evaluation and Repairs/Improvements
Focus on critical long term assets:
Docks
Pilings
Overwater structures
Underwater slopes & walls
Cranes
Periodic inspection followed by
repairs/improvements as warranted

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Asset Evaluation and Repairs/Improvements
2009 work
Slope stability analysis  T91
Begin long term maintenance dredging plan
Permitting  T5 maintenance dredging
T18 maintenance dredging
Develop long term monitoring plan
Comprehensive evaluation  T86
2010 work
Slope stability analysis  T91
T5 maintenance dredging
Structural dock improvements  T18
Complete long term maintenance dredging plan
Comprehensive inspection  T46
Comprehensive evaluation T103
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Asset Evaluation and Repairs/Improvements
Priorities
Get permits for ongoing maintenance dredging
at container berths
Monitor container berth depths
Dredging as necessary to maintain depths
Develop dock maintenance system
Establish baseline conditions for all major docks
Repair as necessary
Develop dock maintenance plan
Potential replacement of oldest cranes
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Key Revenue Assumptions
TEU volume 6% decrease from 2009 budget
Eagle Rate increase in July
Container Terminal Customer Support Plan
T25/30 lease  full year of lease payments in
2010
Cruise forecast 6% increase in passengers
Grain volume remains stable
Properties in transition

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Org Revenues By Group
Seaport Division Only

2007   2008   2009   2010   09-10 Change
$'s Thousands          Actual  Actual  Budget  Budget    $ %
Revenue
Containers & Support Prop   52,919   56,293   62,938   59,526   (3,412)  -5.4%
Cruise & Industrial Prop     24,700   28,757   27,086   28,883    1,797   6.6%
Operating Revenue     77,619  85,050  90,025  88,409   (1,615)  -1.9%
Security Grants           1,258     850   3,955   2,535   (1,420) -35.9%
Environmental Grants       1,504   8,911     850   2,300   1,450 170.6%
Total Revenues        80,382  94,811  94,829  93,244   (1,585)  -1.7%



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Org Revenues
Containers & Support Properties
2007    2008    2009    2010   09-10 Change
$'s Thousands             Actual   Actual  Budget  Budget  $ %
Revenue
Containers Operating          49,087   52,645   57,042   56,370    (672)  -1.2%
Containers-Upland Dredge Reim      0      0   1,807      0   (1,807) -100.0%
Containers- RFID Grant            0      0     500      0    (500) -100.0%
Support Properties            3,832    3,648    3,590    3,156    (433) -12.1%
Operating Revenue        52,919  56,293  62,938  59,526   (3,412)  -5.4%



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Org Revenues
Cruise & Industrial Properties
2007    2008    2009    2010   09-10 Change
$'s Thousands        Actual   Actual  Budget  Budget  $ %
Revenue
Cruise              7,448    9,261    9,146   10,503   1,356 14.8%
Bulk               5,939   7,053   5,533   5,533      0  0.0%
Docks            3,012   3,331   2,830   2,936    106  3.7%
Industrial Props          8,301    9,112    9,577    9,912     335  3.5%
Operating Revenue    24,700  28,757  27,086  28,883   1,797  6.6%



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Seaport Org Expense Budget
Seaport Division Expenses Only
2009        2010     09-'10 Change
$'s Thousands                    Budget       Budget       $ %
Baseline Budget
Salaries & Benefits                      6,913        6,899      (14)  -0.2%
Wages & Benefits                       0          0      0    NA
OPEB                    189      212    22 11.8%
Salaries & Wages to Capital                 773         826      53   6.9%
Total Payroll Costs                    7,875        7,936      61   0.8%
Net Payroll Expense (net of to capital)          7,102         7,111       8   0.1%
Utilities                                     4,090          4,387      298    7.3%
Other O&M                      4,286       4,426    140  3.3%NA
Total Baseline Budget                15,478       15,924     446   2.9%
Initiatives
Transfer Foreign Liaison                      0          525     525     NA
Maintenance Dredging                  1,407         450    (957) -68.0%
T30/T91 Expense Items                 4,139          0   (4,139) -100.0%
Cruise Incentive Payment                  750         250     (500) -66.7%
Environmental Programs                    0         458     458    NA
Reclassify ABC Fuels/CHE                600          0    (600) -100.0%
Significant Repairs & Other                 1,981          350    (1,631) -82.3%
Contingency                         300         500     200  66.7%
Total Initiatives                      9,177         2,533    (6,644)  -72.4%
Total Operating Expenses             24,655       18,457   (6,198) -25.1%
Security Grant Expenses                 4,286        2,689   (1,596) -37.3%
Environmental Reserve                  3,375       14,500   11,125 329.6%
Total Expenses                   32,315      35,646   3,331  10.3%

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Initiatives
Initiatives - Proposed for 2010 Budget
Transfer Foreign Liaison
Japan Representative Relocates to Seaport             525
Maintenance Dredging
Terminal 5 Maintenance Dredge                   450
Long Term Cruise Agreement
Long Term Agreement Incentive Payment              250
Environmental Increased Program Costs
Environmental-Stormwater                       155
Environmental-Air                              136
Environmental-Compliance Programs                 93
Environmental-Permit Support, Other                  74
458
Other Required Work
Containers - Potential Repair Costs T46 ZPMC Cranes      150
Dock Ops - Bollard Installation                       200
350
Contingency
Contingency                               500
Total 2010 One-Time Expenses               2,533

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Northwest Ports Clean Air Initiatives
Classified as Non-Operating Expense

$'s Thousands                   2010 Budget
ABC FUELS                 300
PSCAA: Cargo Handling Equip           250
Clean Truck Program                1,150
Total                           1,700



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Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs)
FTE's
2009 Budget                    61.8
Staff Addition:
Sea RE Specialist (Ltd Duration)           0.6
T91 Docks Operations                1.0
Staff Reductions:
Container Ops                    -1.0
Environmental Services                -2.0
Seaport Marketing                  -2.0
Seaport Admin                   -1.0
Adjusted 2009                    57.4
2010 Budget
Transfer - Japan Representative             1.0
Staff Addition - Eastern WA Rep            1.0
Staff Addition - Envir Services Remediation      1.0
Subtotal                          3.0
Proposed FTE's for 2010              60.4
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Org Expenses By Group
Seaport Division Expenses Only
2007    2008    2009    2010   09-'10 Bud Change
$'s Thousands           Actual   Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Expenses
Containers & Support Prop     3,948    5,524   10,401    4,259    (6,141)   -59.0%
Cruise & Industrial Prop       2,496    3,975    5,702    5,180     (521)    -9.1%
Seaport Marketing             0    1,247    1,169    1,066     (103)   -8.8%
Environmental Services       1,975    2,882    3,626    3,419     (207)   -5.7%
Prof & Tech Services         1,649    1,951    2,214    2,286      72    3.3%
Division Admin            1,240    1,354    1,244    1,221      (22)   -1.8%
Foreign Liaison               0       0       0     525     525      NA
Contingency                0      0    300     500     200   66.7%
Capital to Expense          1,439      0      0      0       0      NA
Total Operating Expenses   12,747   16,933   24,655   18,457   (6,198)   -25.1%
Security Grant Expenses      1,287     920   4,286   2,689   (1,596)   -37.3%
Environmental Reserve       4,991    5,872    3,375   14,500   11,125   329.6%
Total                 19,025   23,725   32,315   35,646    3,331    10.3%

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Seaport Budget Summary
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions
2007    2008    2009    2010   09-'10 Bud Change
$'s Thousands              Actual   Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues          77,662   85,453   90,131   88,534   (1,596)    -1.8%
Security Grants               1,292     850    3,955    2,535    (1,420)   -35.9%
Environmental Grants           1,340    8,833     850    2,300    1,450   170.6%
Total Revenues           80,294   95,136   94,935   93,369   (1,566)   -1.7%
Expenses
Direct Expenses            18,325   23,060   28,380   22,878    5,501    19.4%
Security Grant Expenses        1,287     920    4,286    2,689    1,596    37.3%
Environmental Reserves         4,414    5,872    3,375   14,500   (11,125)  -329.6%
Divisional Allocations            1,733    2,335    2,378    2,585     (207)    -8.7%
Corporate Allocations           9,701   12,734   13,510   14,182     (672)    -5.0%
Operating Expenses          35,459   44,921   51,928   56,834   (4,906)    -9.4%
Net Operating Income       44,835   50,215   43,007   36,535   (6,473)   -15.1%
NOI Excl Envir Grants/Reserve   47,909   47,254   45,532   48,735    3,202     7.0%

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Containers Budget Summary
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions
Containers & Support Properties
2007    2008    2009    2010   09-'10 Bud Change
$'s Thousands              Actual   Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues          52,919   56,515   62,938   59,651   (3,287)   -5.2%
Security Grants                 0       0       0       0       0      NA
Environmental Grants            116       0       0       0       0      NA
Total Revenues           53,035   56,515   62,938   59,651   (3,287)   -5.2%
Expenses
Direct Expenses             7,594    8,720   13,254    7,397    5,857    44.2%
Security Grant Expenses           0      0      0      0       0      NA
Environmental Reserves         3,821       0      0      0       0      NA
Divisional Allocations            3,663    5,789    5,879    5,839       40     0.7%
Corporate Allocations           5,101    7,314    7,823    8,036     (213)    -2.7%
Operating Expenses          20,179   21,823   26,957   21,272    5,684   21.1%
Net Operating Income       32,856   34,692   35,982   38,379    2,397    6.7%
NOI Excl Envir Grants/Reserve   36,561   34,692   35,982   38,379    2,397    6.7%

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Cruise Budget Summary
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions
Cruise
2007    2008    2009    2010   09-'10 Bud Change
$'s Thousands              Actual   Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues           7,448    9,375    9,252   10,503    1,250    13.5%
Security Grants                 0       0       0       0       0      NA
Environmental Grants             0       0       0       0       0      NA
Total Revenues            7,448   9,375   9,252   10,503   1,250   13.5%
Expenses
Direct Expenses             1,079    2,133    2,561    1,820     741    28.9%
Security Grant Expenses           0      0      0      0       0      NA
Environmental Reserves            0      0      0      0       0      NA
Divisional Allocations              945      976    1,051    1,345     (293)   -27.9%
Corporate Allocations           1,133    1,558    1,845    2,313     (468)   -25.4%
Operating Expenses           3,157    4,667    5,457    5,478     (20)   -0.4%
Net Operating Income        4,291   4,709   3,795   5,025    1,230   32.4%
NOI Excl Envir Grants/Reserve   4,291    4,709    3,795    5,025    1,230    32.4%

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Industrial Docks & Properties
Budget Summary
Inclusive of Direct Charges & Allocations from Corporate, CDD, & Other Divisions
Bulk, Docks, & Industrial
2007    2008    2009    2010   09-'10 Bud Change
$'s Thousands              Actual   Actual   Budget  Budget     $ %
Revenues
Operating Revenues          17,295   19,563   17,940   18,381     441    2.5%
Security Grants                 0       0       0       0       0      NA
Environmental Grants           1,225       0       0       0       0      NA
Total Revenues           18,520   19,563   17,940   18,381     441    2.5%
Expenses
Direct Expenses             3,139    4,736    5,021    5,743     (722)   -14.4%
Security Grant Expenses           0      0      0      0       0      NA
Environmental Reserves          568       0      0      0       0      NA
Divisional Allocations            2,694    2,246    1,845    2,235     (390)   -21.1%
Corporate Allocations           3,057    3,520    3,331    3,427      (96)    -2.9%
Operating Expenses           9,458   10,502   10,198   11,406   (1,208)   -11.8%
Net Operating Income        9,062   9,061   7,742   6,975    (768)   -9.9%
NOI Excl Envir Grants/Reserve   8,405    9,061    7,742    6,975    (768)    -9.9%
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Risks
U.S. and Global Economic Uncertainities - Potential
Impact on Seaport Container and Cruise Volumes
Container Competitive Pressures
All Water Services
Intermodal Pricing Issues
Prince Rupert's Continued Growth
Timing of Implementation of Customer Support Plan
Unexpected Repairs
Electrical Rate Increase
Classification of "Capital Improvements"
Environmental Reserves
Performance Audit Implications
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Seaport Division
2010 Preliminary Capital Budget

October 6, 2009

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Capital Budget Review
Capital Budget reviewed by cross functional
teams
Reviewed all existing projects and identified
new projects as driven by:
2010 Seaport Strategies
New developments and information from
customers and tenants
Continuing effort to identify specific renewal
and replacement projects

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Seaport Capital Plan Summary

$'s in 000's              2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
Committed         30,618   94,690   17,784  112,474
Bus Plan Prospective    18,150   247,200   214,000   461,200
48,768   341,890   231,784   573,674
Other Prospective         0   107,300   298,500   405,800
Total               48,768   449,190   530,284   979,474


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Seaport Committed Capital Plan

$'s in 000's              2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
Under Contract        7,847   14,357      0   14,357
Commission Auth      8,677    8,913      0    8,913
Division Pending      14,094   71,420   17,784   89,204
Total               30,618   94,690   17,784   112,474



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Seaport Committed Capital
Under Contract
$'s in 000's                   2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
T-5 Completion               2,468    2,868       0    2,868
T-115 Dock Reconstru Berth 1,2    1,841    1,841       0    1,841
Alaskan Way Street Vacation     1,144    5,594       0    5,594
T-18 Open Issues              944     944       0     944
P24/T25 Habitat Restoration        300    1,800       0    1,800
Other (Project Closeouts)         1,150     1,310       0     1,310
Total                    7,847   14,357       0   14,357



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Seaport Committed Capital
Commission Authorized
$'s in 000's                       2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
T-10 Interim Development            4,412    4,412       0    4,412
T-18 S. End Fendering             1,875    1,875       0    1,875
N. Harbor Island Mooring Dolphins      1,600    1,600       0    1,600
T46 Upgrade Yard Lighting            640      640       0      640
Cruise TI Allowance                150      386       0      386
Total                       8,677    8,913       0    8,913




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Seaport Committed Capital
Division Pending
$'s in 000's                       2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
T5 Crane Cable Reels              4,000    4,000       0    4,000
T104 Site improvements             3,000    3,000       0    3,000
T91 Water Main Repl N of Bridg        2,100    4,100       0    4,100
P91 Fender System Upgrade         1,500    5,500      0    5,500
Small Projects                    875    3,510    2,500    6,010
Seaport Green Port Initiative (E)           750     2,250    12,500    14,750
Container Support Yd 3.5 MM TEU's        0   28,900       0   28,900
T18 Pile Cap Improvements            500    8,500       0    8,500
T108 Stormwater Upgrade & Paving (E)       0    7,000       0    7,000
T91 Pave Entry & Guardshack Area      100     500       0     500
Other                       1,269    4,160    2,784    6,944
Total                       14,094   71,420   17,784   89,204
Note (E): Environmental Project
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Seaport Capital
Business Plan Prospective

$'s in 000's                        2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
Renewal/Enhancement             14,900  187,050  174,000  361,050
Revenue/Capacity Growth             3,100   52,150   40,000   92,150
Environmental/Safety                  150    8,000       0    8,000
Total                         18,150   247,200   214,000   461,200




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Seaport Business Plan Prospective
Revenue/Capacity Growth
$'s in 000's                        2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
Carnitech (new bldg)                1,900    6,900       0    6,900
T106 Whse Bldg - Site Infrastructure      1,000     1,000       0     1,000
Widen T91 West Cruise Vessel Berth      200    2,000       0    2,000
South T25 Container Yard - Phase 2         0    15,250       0    15,250
Land Acquisitions -Industrial               0    15,000        0    15,000
Deepen Berth at T18                  0   12,000    5,000   17,000
Container Support Yd-3.5M T #2           0       0    35,000    35,000
Total                        3,100   52,150   40,000   92,150


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Seaport Business Plan Prospective
Renewal/Enhancement
$'s in 000's                        2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
Contingency Renewal & Replace.       4,000   41,000   94,000   135,000
P-91 Slope Stablization              3,300    6,300       0    6,300
Seaport Viaduct Mitigation            2,000    25,000       0    25,000
T103 Dock Replacement            1,700    9,700      0    9,700
T-91 Berth 8 Reconstruction           1,000    26,000       0    26,000
Upgrade Yard Lighting               1,000    3,000       0    3,000
T86 Grain Facility Modernization          500     9,900       0     9,900
P34 Dolphins & Catwalk for Barges (4)      500    3,000       0    3,000
Cruise 1st Yr. Upgrades at T91           500      750       0      750
T 90/91 Additional Bollards              400      400        0      400
T46 Replace S Timber Pier Structure        0    33,000       0    33,000
T-46 Development                   0   15,000   20,000   35,000
Container Dock Upgrades (T5,T30,T46)       0    10,000    10,000    20,000
T46 PACECO Crane Drive Upgrade         0    3,000      0    3,000
T18 Rail Crossings                    0    1,000       0    1,000
T-5 4 New Cranes                   0       0   50,000   50,000
Total                        14,900   187,050   174,000   361,050

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Seaport Business Plan Prospective
Environmental/Safety

$'s in 000's           2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
P66 Shore Power (E)     150    8,000       0    8,000
Total              150    8,000       0    8,000



Note (E): Environmental Project
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Summary of Seaport Environmental Projects
(As Noted on Previous Slides)

$'s in 000's                        2010    2010-2014 2015-2019   Total
Committed
Seaport Green Port Initiative (E)            750     2,250    12,500    14,750
T108 Stormwater Upgrade & Paving (E)       0    7,000       0    7,000
Business Plan Prospective
P66 Shore Power (E)                 150    8,000       0    8,000
Total                          900   17,250   12,500   29,750


Note (E): Environmental Project
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Seaport Division
2010 Preliminary Budget

Commission Presentation
October 6, 2009

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