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Port of Portland Update

Our RegionPortland’s modern and efficient combination of road, rail, runway and

river-to-ocean services make it an excellent location from which to serve

overseas and inland markets.

The Mission of the Port of Portland“To enhance the region’s economy and quality of life by providing efficient cargo and air passenger

access to national and global markets,

and by promoting industrial development.”

Port of Portland Facilities

Port of Portland CommissionersJim Carter

Commission

President

Term:

12/1/2009 -

11/30/2017

Tom Chamberlain

Commission Vice

President

Term:

5/10/2011 -

5/9/2019

Robert L. Levy

Commission

Secretary

Term:

5/1/2013 -

4/30/2017

Linda M. Pearce

Commissioner

Term:

10/1/2012 -

9/30/2016

Michael C. Alexander

Commissioner

Term:

6/1/2016 -

5/31/2020

Alice Cupril-Comas

Commissioner

Term:

10/1/2015 -

9/30/2019

Pat McDonald

Commissioner

Term:

2/17/2006 -

2/16/2020

Tom Tsuruta

Commissioner

Term:

12/13/2012

11/12/2016

Gary Young

Commissioner

Term:

10/1/2015

9/30/2019

The Port of Portland & Washington County

• 909,951 passengers travelling through the airport in 2015 were headed to or coming from Washington County

• Approximately 5.4% of all PDX passenger travelers are from Washington County

• From a recent economic impact study conducted for the Port, more than 6% of the jobs related to trade and transportation with the airport and seaport are held by residents of Clackamas County

• Working with our regional partners including Washington County on the regions ‘market ready’ industrial land supply

PDX - The Region’s Gateway• More than 16.8 million passengers in 2015

• More than 237,000 tons of air cargo in 2015

PDX - The Region’s Gateway

• Nonstop international service to Europe, Asia and Canada

• 17 domestic and international passenger airlines

• 11 international nonstop destinations – London (2017)

• Nearly 70 nonstop intrastate and domestic destinations

• New international air cargo service

• #1 airport in the nation according to travelers in Travel & Leisure Magazine (2013-2016)

• Oregon firms exported $20.1 billion in goods in 2015

• Oregon firms imported $14.8 billion in goods in 2015

• Nearly 500,000 Oregon jobs are supported by trade

• Over 5,000 companies export from Oregon locations annually. Nearly 90% are small and medium sized businesses with fewer than 500 employees.

Oregon’s Trade Dependency

Marine Terminals

• Autos: 262,874

• Mineral bulks: 5 million tons

• Grain: 2.45 million tons

• Break bulk: 122,000 tons

Hillsboro Airport Economic Impact

• One of the busiest airports in the state (186,402 operations)

• Direct, indirect and induced jobs

• Personal income: $60 million

• Business revenue: $75 million

• Local purchases: $24 million:

• Taxes: $5.5 million

Trade Dependent Businesses

• Epson Portland

• Intel

• Nike

• Oracle

• Oregon Berry Packing

• Planar

• Reimers Furniture

• Rodgers Instruments

• SolarWorld

• Teufel Products

HILLSBORO

AIRPORT

2015

Property

Acquisition

N.W. Evergreen

Rd.

2015/2016 HAI Hangar & Ramp

Runway 13L-31R

2014 Global Aviation Hangar

Ochoco Hangar

Port Priorities for 2016/2017

• Economic prosperity of the state and region

• Transportation funding and projects

– Federal FAST Act

– 2017 State Transportation Package

• Restoration of container service at Terminal 6

• Regional industrial land supply

• Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup

Container Terminal Update

• Listed by EPA in December 2000 as a Mega-Superfund site

• Complex site with hundreds of potentially responsible parties;

widely dispersed contaminant levels of persistent chemicals

with no single source

• Largely legacy contamination from more than a century of work

in and around the harbor

Portland Harbor Superfund Site

Portland’s Working Waterfront

Shipping Channel

Superfund Area

Air LiquideBNSF Lake Yard

Columbia Forge &

Machine Works

McCall Oil and

Chemical Port of Portland

Terminal 2

Freightliner

Corp

Port of Portland

Terminal 6Port of Portland

Terminal 5

Columbia

Sportswear

Port of

Portland

Terminal 4

West Hayden Island

Siltronic

PacTerm

Shell Oil Terminal

ConocoPhillips

Louis Dreyfus

and TEMCO grain

export facilities

Gunderson

Vigor

Evraz

Oregon Steel

Advanced American

Construction

Union Pacific

Railroad Albina Yard

Hampton

Lumber

Schnitzer

Steel

Linnton Energy Cluster

Tentative Schedule

June 8, 2016: EPA Proposed Plan/Feasibility Study released

Summer 2016: 90 day public comment period

Sept – Dec 2016: EPA response to comments, preparation of Record of Decision

Dec 2016/Jan 2017 Record of Decision, final plan for cleanup of Harbor

2017-2019 (?): Cleanup design & Implementation

Public Comment on Proposed PlanJune 9, 2016 – September 6, 2016

Comments on the Proposed Plan may be submitted to EPA via:

• Online: Portland Harbor Proposed Plan comment form

• Email: harborcomments@epa.govNote: Form letters and petitions should be submitted to this e-mail address

• Postal mail: ATTN: Harbor Comments, U.S. EPA, 805 SW Broadway, Suite 500, Portland, OR 97205

• Attending an official EPA public meeting

Questions?