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Harbor Development Strategy 21
Overview
The Port of Seattle Commission adopted The Harbor Development Strategy 21 Policies on June 26, 2001.
The Harbor Development Strategy 21 provides an updated strategic direction and set of policies to guide the future of the Seaport. This direction will provide:
- A policy context for Seaport decision making and priority setting
- A framework for the Port Commission and Seaport staff to make choices among competing projects and investment options
A 30-member Community Advisory Committee, supported by Seaport staff and a consultant team, put policy recommendations together for the Port Commission. The Port Commission took these recommendations under advisement and adopted policies based on these recommendations after several months of public comment and deliberation.
The Commission did not adopt new policies relating to Fishermen's Terminal. These policies will be revisited in the fall. The recommendation to utilize vacant moorage at Fishermen's Terminal for recreational vessels has been a subject of concern within the fishing community. As most fishermen had already left for the fishing season, it seemed best to delay consideration of the Fishermen's Terminal Policies until their return. This will give staff an opportunity to work with the fishing community in an effort to address their concerns.
Advisory Committee
The diverse Advisory Committee consists of approximately 25 members, including representatives from maritime, business, real estate, construction, transportation, economic development, labor, education and community organizations, as well as other local governments.
Advisory Committee Members
- Aubrey Davis, Advisory Committee Chair
- Cholly Mercer, Business Analysis Subcommittee Chair, President - Rainier Petroleum, Inc.
- Jack McCullough, Real Estate Analysis Subcommittee Chair - Partner - Phillips, McCullough, Wilson, Hill & Fisko
- Mark Anderson, Chief Executive Officer - Anderson Hay and Grain
- Sue Carlson, Director, Economic Development, Neighborhoods and Strategic Planning - City of Renton
- Bob Collier - Vulcan Northwest
- Steve Daschle, Executive Director - Southwest Youth and Family Services
- Rich Feldman, Executive Director - Worker Center, AFL-CIO
- Allan Golston, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
- Yash Gupta, Dean - School of Business Administration, University of Washington
- Harry Hutchins, Executive Director - Puget Sound Steamship Operators Association
- Yogi Hutsen, Area Managing Director - Starwood Hotels
- Barb Ivanov, Executive Director - Kent Chamber of Commerce
- Ian Kennedy, President - ILWU Local 52
- Lise Kenworthy, President - Seattle Marine Business Coalition
- Steve Koehler, President - Koehler/McFadyen
- Karen Lane
- Tomio Moriguchi, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer - Uwajimaya
- Betty Jane Narver, Director - Institute of Public Policy and Management, University of Washington
- Steve Odom, Director - International Trade/Import Operations, Eddie Bauer Company
- Rudy Petersen, CEO - Fishermen's Finest
- Fred Rapaport, Port of Seattle Neighbors' Advisory Committee
- Scott Reid, President - ILWU Local 19
- Jack Rosling, President - CITYICE Cold Storage
- Mary Jean Ryan, Director - Office of Economic Development, City of Seattle
- Chuck Savre, Port Manager - American President Lines
- Patricia Stambor, Port & Central Waterfront Committee Chair - League of Women Voters - Seattle
- Fletch Waller, FCW Consulting
- Frank Young, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer - GLY Construction
For more information, please e-mail us at hds21@portseattle.org
