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Item No.: 4a_Supp Date: April 1, 2014 East Marginal Way Improvements and Argo Yard Truck Roadway Projects Briefing April 1, 2014 FAST Corridor A $850 M investment to: Move nation's freight through the PNW trade corridor Fix freight & general traffic bottlenecks Increase competitiveness of Puget Sound ports Improve safety at rail/roadway crossings Create and maintain jobs 2 Terminal 46 T-18 On-Dock Rail Terminal 30 T-5 On-Dock Rail BNSF (SIG) Terminal 18 Terminal 5 EMWGS Argo Access (Argo) WSDOT SR 99 Trestle Replacement SR-99 3 Project Locations 4 Project animation 5 Progress Update EMWGS MOA finalized with City EMW Phase II New WSDOT SR 99 structure completed 90% design completed - under review by City Argo Yard Truck Roadway MOU Supplemental Agreement finalized Easements finalized Prologis easements value agreed upon 90% design completed - under review by City 6 Project Partner Shares EMWGS EMW Ph. II Argo Yard Rdwy Port of Seattle $21,350,000 $2,750,000 $3,400,000 Freight Mobility $6,920,000 $400,000 $600,000 to Port Strategic Investment $3,750,000 (pass- Board thru funds to UPRR) Transportation $7,300,000 - - Improvement Board City of Seattle $1,600,000 - - Union Pacific Railroad $480,000 - Easements to Port BNSF Railroad $950,000 - - Federal Grants $17,537,000 - - Prologis - - Easements to Port Total: $56,137,000 $3,150,000 $4,000,000 7 Upcoming Milestones City Council Term Permit Action: April Port Commission approvals & authorization: April 22 Conveyance of easements: May 2014 Start of Construction: August 2014 Argo Yard direct access grand opening: Dec 2014 8 4/22 Meeting Requests EMWGS MOA approval $800K close-out & properties conveyance EMW Ph. II $1.9 million construction funding Argo Yard Truck Roadway MOU Supplemental Agreement approval $1.2 million additional construction funding 9 Auxiliary Information 10 WSDOT SR 99 Trestle Replacement (Looking Southwest) Before After 11 Proposed Truck Roadway Entrance (Looking NW from Argo Yard) 12 EMWGS 13 EMW Phase II Improvements 14 Argo Yard Truck Roadway 15 Diagonal/Colorado Ave Intersection 16 Current UPRR Argo Yard Truck Entrance 17
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