AccessMyLibrary provides FREE access to millions of articles from top publications available through your library.
Create a link to this page
Copy and paste this link tag into your Web page or blog:
Port's 2004 Construction Budget Tops King County, Wash.'s.
Byline: J. Martin McOmber
Nov. 26--The Port of Seattle could spend a record $740 million on construction next year as it pushes forward with a major expansion of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport -- including the controversial third runway -- and upgrades to waterfront cargo terminals.
Commissioners approved the plan as part of a 2004 budget that reflects the Port's efforts to deal with the region's economic downturn, struggling airlines and mounting security costs at the airport and seaport.
Although the Port postponed some big-ticket projects, next year's construction budget will top those of Seattle, King County, and even Sound Transit, which …
-
- Seattle shift: the port is focusing on high-volume, multi-user terminals away...
-
Magazine article from: JoC Week
Mongelluzzo, Bill
February 3, 2003
700+ words
-
- Port rapport. (possible cooperation between the ports of Tacoma and Seattle...
-
Magazine article from: Puget Sound Business Journal
Wilhelm, Steve
July 25, 1997
700+ words
-
- Optimism Returns to Port of Seattle; Cargo Business Seems Poised for Growth.
-
News wire article from: The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA)
May 23, 2004
700+ words
-
- Cargo Containers through Port of Seattle Rose 17 Percent for April.
-
News wire article from: The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA)
May 24, 2004
700+ words
-
- Port of Seattle offers help to transport goods abroad.
-
Magazine article from: Puget Sound Business Journal
Lorentz, Don
May 5, 1995
700+ words
