5c Exhibits

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
By and Between
PORT OF SEATTLE
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TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 117
Affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Representing Police Sergeants

Re: Modification to Police Sergeants CBA, Article 15.01(B)  Sergeants in
Administration or Investigation

Teamsters Local Union No. 117 (Union) and the Port of Seattle (Port), signatories to a
2009-2011 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) for Police Sergeants, hereby agree
as follows upon signing of this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU):

1.  Effective July- 19, 2009, Article-15.01(B) of the CBA (Sergeants in Administration
or Investigation) shall be deemed modified as follows:

Sergeants in Administration or Investigation.  The normal daily schedule for
all Police Sergeants who are assigned to administration or investigation will
be a ten and a half (101/2) hour daily shift to be worked between 0500 and
1900 hours.  These'Sergeants shall be assigned a work schedule of four (4)
consecutive work days, consisting of Monday through Thursday or Tuesday
through Friday.  Schedules will be assigned by bid based upon seniority.  For
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Section 7(k) purposes, the work period for
Sergeants assigned toadministration or investigation shall be twenty-eight
(28) days.

2.  Section 17.01  of the CBA shall be modified to reflect the 10 1/2 hour schedule.
Police Sergeants whose normal daily schedule is for a 10 1/2 hour shift shall
accrue 126 hours of holiday each year with 63 hours accruing on January 1 of
each year and 63 hours accruing on July 1 of each year. The July 1 holiday hour
pool for Police Sergeants who move to the 10 1/2 hour schedule under the terms
of this MOU shall be adjusted to add 2.75 holiday hours.

3.  All other terms and conditions of the CBA shall remain in full force and effect.
Should any terms and conditions in this MOU conflict with the CBA, this MOU
shall control. .

This MOU is agreed to and entered into on the              day of January, 2010.

FOR TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO.    FOR THE PORT OF SEATTLE:
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Tracey A. Th   pson                       Tay Yoshitani
Secretary-Treasurer                       Chief Executive Officer

PacicNorthwest Regional Council of Carpenters
Ailiared with
United Brolherhood of Carpenters and Joiners ofAmerica

25120 Pacic Hwy. 8., Suite 200  Kent, Washington 98032
(253) 945-8800 -  1(800)573-8333 0 Fax (253) 839-4908


NIEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

Between the

PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGIONAL COUNCIL OF CARPENTERS OF THE UNITED
BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA

And the

PORT OF SEATTLE

The Port of Seattle Marine Maintenance needs to establish a Special Shift, under Article 16,
Section 1, Paragraph f, of the-current Master Labor Agreement.

The need for a Special Shift is caused by the nature of the work. The crews will be disconnecting
and replacing sewer lines beneath a restaurant which operates until 2330 hours. As the property
owner, the Port is obligated by the Lease Agreement, not to engage in activities that are
deleterious to the business of the tenant. To accomplish this work as efficiently as possible, with
the least amount of disruption to the tenant's business, the Parties agree to the following:

1.   Conditions beyond the control of the Port require that work disconnecting and replacing
sewer lines beneath Chinooks Restaurant, only be performed outside the regular day shift,
necessitating a Special Shift, under Article 16, Section 1, Paragraph f of the Master
Agreement.
2.  The Calpenters shall work a Special Shift of Monday through Thursday for ten (10) hours
at straight time, a ten hour shift, until the Project is completed.
3.   The employees shall be paid 10 hours for nine and half (9 1/2) hours worked.
4.  Any preshift  or  postshift  overtime  shall be compensated  at  the  appropriate  rates,
including but not limited to double time for any preshift overtime performed on Sunday.
5.  This agreement is nonprecedent setting.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties concur this          day  f

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10   orthwest Regiona Council of
Gary Schmitt                             Carpenters of the United Brotherhood of
Director of Labor Relations                 of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Ken Stroup,
PNWRCC Contract Administrator

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MEMORANDUM OFUNDERSTANDING

Between the

LABORERS LOCAL UNION NO.242 REPRESENTING MARINE
'                          MAINTENANCE SHOP WORKERS

And the

PORT OF SEATTLE

The Port of Seattle Marine Maintenance needs to establish a Special Shi, under Article
17, Section 1, Paragraph F, of the current Master Labor Agreement. The need for a
Special Shi is caused by the nature of the work. The crews will be disconnecting and
replacing sewer lines beneath a restaurant which operates until 2330 hours. As the
property owner, the Port is obligated by the lease agreement, not to engage in activities
that are deleterious to the business of the tenant. To accomplish this work as efciently as
possible, with the least amount of disruption to the tenant's business, the Parties agree to
the following:

1.   Conditions beyond the control of the Port require that work disconnecting and
replacing sewer lines beneath Chinooks Restaurant, only be perfonned outside the
regular day shift, necessitating a Special Shi, under Alticle 17~1-F of the Master
Agreement.
2.  The Laborers shall work a special shift ofMonday through Thursday for ten (10)
hours at straight time, a ten hour shift, until the project is completed.
LA)    The employees shall be paid 10 hours for nine and half (9 1/2) hours worked.
4.  Any preshi or post-shit} oveitime shall be compensated at the appropriate rates,
including but not limited to double time for any pre-shift overtime performed on
Sunday.
5.  According to the Master Agreement, Appendix 1, Schedule "A"section 8, when
Laborers are required to work in or with live sanitary sewage, they will receive a
- premium pay of forty dollars ($40.00) per day above their regular daily classication
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6.   This agreement is non-precedent setting.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties concur this   ZZ'THay of 0 6.14.


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PORT OF SEATTLE,                 LABORERS LOCAL UNION
Gary Schmitt, Director of Labor Relations   NO. 242 .
Dale Cannon, Business Manager

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Pacic Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters
Affhated with
United Brotherhood ofCmpetite;s and Joiners ofAmer'(ca

Ken. Stroup, Contract Administration, 0R / SW WA
25120 Pacic Hwy. 5., Suite 200 - Kent, Washington 98032
Kent (253) 945-8800 - Fax (253) 945-8878 - Portland (503) 2611862
kstroup@nwcarpenters.org

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

Between the

PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGIONAL COUNCIL OF CARPENTERS OF THE UNITED
BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA

And the

PORT OF SEATTLE

HOURS OF WORK DURING THE SEASONAL MIGRATION
DECORATION (SMD) SET UP AND TAKE DOWN

During the Seasonal Migration Decoration (SMD) set up and break down by the Carpenters, 3
Shift Change will take effect the week of November 29, 2009 through December 2, 2009.

The crew will be scheduled to work Sunday/Monday through Thursday. The hours of work will
be approximately from 10:00 pm. to 8:30 am. They will work four (4) ten (10) hour shifts at the
straight time rate plus 15% for graveyard shift differential. The crew will work 10 hours for 10
hours of pay at 15% shift change rate. Any preshift or post-shift overtime shall be compensated
at the appropriate rates.

The code used will be 715 for that 10 hour timeframe from November 29, 2009 through
December 2, 2009.

The same will apply for the breakdown of the SMD which will occu1 approximately after the
December Holiday. Dates not yet confilmed howevel estimate 2nd week1n January, 2010.

This Memorandum of Understanding is non-precedent setting

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties concur this -  day ofn er 2009.

By:
PORT OF SEATTLE, -
Gary Schmitt                            Carpenters of the United B1othe1hood of
Director of Labor Relations                 of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Ken Stroup,
PNWRCC Contract Administrator
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING .
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By and Between

PORT OF SEATTLE

And

TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 117
Affiliated with the international Brotherhood of Teamsters
RepreSenting Police Officers

Re: Temporary Modified K-9 Schedule

Teamsters  Local .Union  No.  117  (Union)  and  the  Port of Seattle  (Port),
signatories to a 2009-2011 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) for Police
follows:
Officers hereby agree as
1.  In recognition of the Canine Officers' request to have an overlapping day
for more consistent training, the Port will permit Canine Officers to bid. a
modified version of the "normal schedule and days off," listed in Articles-
11.01 and 11.04 of the CBA, on a tempofary, trial basis.

2.  Under- this
modified K9 schedule, Canine Officers shall
still be required to
bid  to  a  different  Patrol  squad,-  excluding  the  WaterfrOnt  Unit,  as
designated in the CBA, however their work days and days off will be
modied.  During each fourte.en,(14) day work cycle, Canine Officers shall
still be required to Work three (3)'_consecutive twelve (12) hours-days,
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followed by four (4) consecutive days off, followed by fOur (4) consecutive
.
days worked, followed by three (3) consecutive days off,  Wednesday
shall become the new "flip." day for Canine Officers under this modified K9
schedule

a.  For example, this modified K-9 schedule will have offered for bid
the following two schedules, depending on squad and watch, in
which Canine Officers-will Work either:

i.   Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and every other Sunday; or
ii.   Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and every other Saturday.

3.  The work period for Canine Officers shall remain twenty-eight (28) days
for Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Section 7(k) purposes.



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4.  This modified K~9 schedule will take effect as soon as practicable and will
remain in effect through the last twenty-eight (28) day FLSA 7(k) period of
2010.

- 5.  The Port and Union agree that this modified K9 schedule is a temporary,
onetime, non-precedent setting agreement, and that neither the Port nor
Union is bound to extend this MOU beyond its expiration.

6.  All other terms and conditions of the CBA shall, remain in full force and
effect.   Should any terms and conditions  in this MOU conflict with the
CBA, this MOU shall control.

FOR TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO.    FOR THE PORT OF SEATTLE:
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Tracey A. T   mpson                       Tay Yoshitani
SecretaryTreasurer                        Chief Executive Ofcer
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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
By and Between

PORT OF SEATTLE
And
TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 117
Affiliated With The
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Representing Police/Fire Communications Specialist

Re:   Job Share Agreement  Covering Melinda Dragnich and Ryann Bauer

The Port of Seattle (Port) and the Teamsters Local Union No. 117 (Union), hereinafter
"Party" or "Parties," enter into this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), and hereby
agree to allow, on a temporary basis, Melinda Dragnich (Dragnich) and Ryann Bauer
(Bauer)  to  share  one  (1)  full-time  equivalent  (FTE),  forty  (40)  hour  Police/Fire
Communication Specialist position, subject to the following conditions:

1.       Hours Per Week:   Dragnich can be regularly scheduled for twentyfour (24)
hours per week.  Bauer can be scheduled no more than seventy-nine (79)
hours per month.

2.      Overtime:   Dragnich and Bauer shall be paid overtime (OT) for any hours
worked beyond their regularly scheduled hours in a shift (eight (8) or ten (10)
hours depending on the schedule), or OT for any hours worked in excess of
forty (40) in a work week.  All involuntarily assigned, mandatory OT shall be
paid at the OT rate.

Dragnich shall cover vacancies as other full-time, forty (40) hour a week
employees do under Article 13.09 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement
(CBA).  Bauer may work additional hours up to seventy-nine (79) hours per
month total, including her regularly scheduled hours.

3.       Shift/Schedule Bidding:   Dragnich and Bauer, together, shall be eligible to
bid on one (1) shared FTE position on the schedule, based on Dragnich's
seniority.

4.      Vacation/Holiday Bidding:  Vacations and Holidays shall be bid separately
by Dragnich and Bauer according to their individual seniority.

5.      Benefits:  Per Article 23.01  of the CBA, Dragnich shall be eligible for Health
and  Welfare,  Dental,  Vision,  Supplemental  Life  insurance,  and  Retiree
Medical provided in the CBA. Bauer shall not be eligible for benefits.

6.      Leave Accruals:   Vacation,  Sick Leave, and  Holidays  shall  be  prorated
according to the hours Dragnich and Bauer work.

Termination of Job Share Agreement:  Either Party may terminate this
MOU by providing the other Party thirty (30) calendar days written notice.

The Parties agree that this job share MOU represents one (1) FTE position.
In the event the job share is terminated by the Union or Port, for any reason,
Dragnich (as the senior employee with more seniority) will have the first
opportunity to  assume  the  shared  I-ll:  position.   Bauer  (as  the junior
employee with less seniority) may assume the shared FTE position or another
bargaining unit l l l: position, if either is available, but will not have the right to
bump an  employee  with  less  seniority  out  Of their FTE  position.   The
employee who remains in the shared l-II: position will resume a fulltime
schedule no later than thirty (30) calendar days after vacancy.

However, upon the discretion of management, either employee may assume
a part-time, temporary position.

Prior  to  entering  into  this  MOU,  Dragnich  and  Bauer  were  given  the
opportunity to assume an open FTE position, and both declined.

Layoff/Rehire:  if either Dragnich or Bauer assume the shared FTE position,
and if management does not agree to assign the other (either Dragnich or
Bauer) to a part-time, temporary position, that other employee will be laid off
and eligible  for  rehire for a  period  of twelve (12) months (with  no  loss  of
seniority) should a bargaining unit FTE become available during that time.
Dragnich or Bauer must have been an employee in good standing at the time
of layoff to be eligible for rehire.

Term of Agreement: On December 31, 2010, this job share MOU will
automatically terminate, unless the Port and the Union agree, in writing, to
continue the job share.   The  Port  and  the  Union  agree to  review this
agreement no later than October 31, 2010.

This MOU is agreed to and entered into on the     day of                  ,

FOR TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 117:  FOR THE PORT OF SEATTLE:
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Tracey  . Thompson                       Tay Yoshitani
Secretary/Treasurer                           Chief Executive Officer

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