Demolition, site work and new construction of a fire / police facility in Seatac, Washington. Completed plans call for the demolition of a fire / police facility; for the construction of a fire / police facility; and for site work for a fire / police facility.

The Port of Seattle has completed an environmental analysis, including review of pertinent and available environmental information and preparation of a State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) Checklist for the Interim Fire Station Replacement project, The existing Interim Fire Station was established in September 20.15. The existing Interim Fire Station consists of a 520 sq. ft, tent structure accommodating one (1) ARFF truck and 717 sq. ft, of leased space within the adjacent PACCAR facility housing two (2) firefighters. The purpose of this facility is to serve as a satellite (Secondary) ARFF station to the existing Primary ARFF. This facility ensures the FAAs mandated ARFF response times are met. However, the limited space in the PACCAR facility does not provide adequate living quarters, kitchen space, or other amenities to serve current firefighting needs and meet fire and building code requirements. The Interim Fire Station replacement project will install a metal framed building to accommodate the living quarters for five (5) firelighters and a steel framed metal covered shelter for the storage of two (2) ARFF trucks. The existing Interim Fire Station will be demolished to provide space for the replacement Interim Fire Station. Total square footage for these two elements is approximately 6,500 sq. ft. The increase in facility size allows for the transfer of a second ARFF truck from the primary ARFF, includes equipment/storage area, living quarters for five (5) firefighters, amenities for these firefighters (e.g. kitchen, living space, and washrooms) not currently available within the existing facility, and addresses fire and building code requirements. These buildings will be located at the current location of the existing Interim Fire Station, directly east of the PACCAR hangar. Additional asphalt placement, a concrete slab, security fence relocation, and utility work are required to facilitate placement of the new metal framed building and shelter. The proposed facility will more adequately house firefighters and equipment