Other Non-Airport Use on Port Sample Clauses

Other Non-Airport Use on Port owned Property. For Non- Airport use projects proposed by any applicant other than the Port, the City shall not issue a permit unless it has received written approval for that project from the Port. All Port tenants, including subleases and government agencies, must acquire written approval from the Port for any project to be located on Port property. All development on Port property shall comply with federal and state laws, including federal directives for Airport operation. The City shall administer and implement the International Codes (building, mechanical and plumbing), the electrical code, and the SeaTac Municipal Code on all Non-Airport Use projects on Port owned property for which the City has not delegated its permitting authority to the Port (as listed in Attachment A-2). All applicants shall submit an application and plans to the City and follow the plan review process outlined in Attachment A-3. Under the terms of the 2004 XXX, the Port and the City shall cooperatively review the building plans, conduct inspections and issue permits. The Port shall be responsible for fire code review for both projects and annual inspections, but shall coordinate its fire code project review with the City’s project review. The City shall provide six copies of each application and conceptual plan to the Airport Building Department (ABD) for review by appropriate airport departments and the Port will provide its comments within 10 business days of receipt. The City shall meet with the Port to discuss its comments on the application. The City shall also provide at least six copies of construction plans to the ABD. Within 10 business days of its receipt of these construction plans, the Port shall provide its written comments to the City. The City shall incorporate the Port comments on the construction plans as requirements of the building permit. The parties anticipate that the Port’s comments on projects will focus upon areas such as:
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