Energy and environment

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 1 Description: Black River Building LEED certification and lighting upgrade - lighting efficiency upgrades, lighting control system, occupancy sensors, HVAC testing and balancing.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DES/FMD
Amount Requested: $245,000 allocated, no funds released for this activity, decision pending from DOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increased energy efficiency and lower energy costs in a county facility. 2.95 jobs retained.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $263,336
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $263,336 is the total project cost.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: Estimated energy cost savings in 2010 of $19,763, with full year 2011 savings estimated at $27,141.

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 2 Description: Earlington Building Energy Efficiency Upgrades Phase 1. Project will adjust air source heat pump operation, replace hydronic heat pumps, optimize ventilation and heat source, install lighting controls, upgrade roof and install vertical envelope upgrades.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DES/FMD
Amount Requested: $300,000 allocated, no funds released for this activity, decision pending from DOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increased energy efficiency and lower energy costs in a county facility. 24 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $1,019,980
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: N/A
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: Estimated savings in 2010 due to reduced energy use is $21,250. 2011 full year savings are estimated at $87,550.

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 3 Description: Maleng Regional Justice Center Energy Efficiency Upgrades Phase 2. Project will repair heat recovery units, upgrade supply and return fans on RTUs, upgrade energy control systems to optimize efficiency.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DES/FMD
Amount Requested: $805,000 allocated, no funds released for this activity, decision pending from DOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increased energy efficiency and lower energy costs in a county facility. 30 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $1,308,665
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $1,308,665 is the total project cost.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: Estimated savings in 2010 due to reduced energy use is $148,000. 2011 full year savings estimated at $306,940.

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 4 Description: Metro Transit East Base Air Compressor Replacement. Replace two water cooled air compressors with high efficiency air cooled models
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DOT Transit
Amount Requested: $100,000 allocated, no funds released for this activity, decision pending from DOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increased energy efficiency and lower energy costs in a county facility. 3.3 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $363,014
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $363,014 is the total project cost.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit:

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 5 Description: Metro Transit Route 36 Terminal Overhead Wire. Project will construct trolley wire for two parking tracks for Metro trolleys on Virginia Street between 5th Avenue and Westlake Avenue.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DOT Transit
Amount Requested: $400,000 allocated, DOE has released $192,000 for materials for the construction of this project. The remaining project funds for design and construction are pending release by USDOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Ability to operate trolleys only on this heavily traveled route saving operating funds on diesel fuel and reducing air pollution. 7.6 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $700,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $700,000 is the total project cost with $300,000 in EECBG grant funds being provided by the City of Seattle.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 6 Description: Metro Transit Community Based Travel, transportation demand management. Project will reach out to individuals to affect their travel choices using community based social marketing techniques.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DOT Transit
Amount Requested: $150,000 allocated, DOE has released $64,400 for printing and incentives. The remaining project funds for staff and consultant costs are pending release by DOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increased use of transit and other non-SOV travel modes. 3 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: Two years
Estimated Costs for Completion: $300,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $300,000 in total project cost with $150,000 in EECBG grant funds matched with $150,000 in JARC funds.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 7 Description: Vehicle Electrification Support at County Facilities. The project will provide funding for planning, coordination, design and construction of electric vehicle charging infrastructure support at County facilities and the Burien TOD project.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DOT
Amount Requested: $700,000 allocated, no funds released for this activity, decision pending from DOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Provide access and support for County electric vehicles, Vanpool/Vanshare electric vehicles, as well as the general public. 7.6 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: Two years
Estimated Costs for Completion: $700,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $700,000 is the total project cost. Policy issues surrounding ongoing costs of operation and maintenance are being covered in an electric vehicle infrastructure ordinance currently being considered by Council. Costs will include maintenance of charging stations, electricity, and any fees associated with recovering costs from users.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 8 Description: Novelty Hill Road ITS. Project will interconnect 4 signals along Novelty Hill Road between Cedar Park Crescent and 238th Pl NE. Project will connect with the signal at 208th and Novelty Hill Road, while providing two variable message signs to aid travelers.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DOT Roads
Amount Requested: $300,000 allocated, no funds released for this activity, decision pending from DOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Decrease congestion and fuel consumption along a major travel corridor by smoothing traffic flows. Will similarly decrease GHG emissions. 3 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $300,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $300,000 is the total project cost. $10,000 per year in operations and maintenance covered in the Roads Division operating fund.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 9 Description: RSD Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy. Project will develop and implement an energy efficiency and conservation strategy for the Road Services Division maintenance facilities.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DOT Roads
Amount Requested: $100,000 allocated, $340 for travel released by DOE. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increased energy efficiency and lower energy costs in a county facility. 1 job created.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $100,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $100,000 is total project cost.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 10 Description: Engine/generator for Enumclaw dairy manure digestion and energy recovery project. Project will purchase an engine/generator set for a privately developed project to convert dairy manure into renewable energy.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DNRP
Amount Requested: $160,000 allocated. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Production of renewable energy while reducing GHG emissions and manure run-off pollution in County streams. 53 jobs created (overall project).
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $4,700,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: Total project cost is $4,700,000 funded through grants and outside financing to Farm Power NW, the entity implementing the project.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 11 Description: Energy Audit and Implementation Project. Project will audit Waste Water Treatment facilities and pump stations to identify energy efficiencies to cut operating costs.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DNRP
Amount Requested: $190,000 allocated. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increased energy efficiency and lower energy costs in county facilities. 2.7 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: Two years
Estimated Costs for Completion: $250,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $250,000 is the total project cost
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 12 Description: West Point Pre-aeration Blowers Replacement Project. Project will replace inefficient blower systems in West Point waste water treatment plant with new energy efficient models.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DNRP
Amount Requested: $280,000 allocated. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increased energy efficiency and lower energy costs in a county facility. 5 jobs created.
Estimated Duration: One year and six months
Estimated Costs for Completion: $450,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $450,000 is the total project cost.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 13 Description: DNRP Fluorescent Bulb and Tube Market Transformation. Project will promote the use of compact fluorescent bulbs by making it easier to recycle them. Project will market use of the "take it back" network and produce materials to help educate local governments, NGOs, businesses, schools and other organizations on how to recycle fluorescent bulbs.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DNRP
Amount Requested: $100,000 allocated. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increase use of compact CFLs, decreasing energy use and providing an easy mechanism to recycle this hazardous waste. .5 job created.
Estimated Duration: Three years
Estimated Costs for Completion: $200,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $200,000 is the total project cost.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 14 Description: Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Project. Project will provide technical assistance to permit applicants and homeowners, conduct public outreach and informational materials and assist staff in the implementation of green building standards.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DDES
Amount Requested: $200,000 allocated, $15,000 for outreach materials released. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by KC DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increase energy efficiency across the county, lowering energy use and GHG emissions. One job created
Estimated Duration: One year and six months
Estimated Costs for Completion: $440,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $440,000 is the total project cost.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 15 Description: DDES Hybrid Vehicle Upgrade. Project will accelerate the replacement of conventional vehicles with hybrids for staff travel needs for permit inspections.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DDES
Amount Requested: $200,000 allocated. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Increase energy efficiency of County fleet, lowering operating costs. Six jobs created.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $561,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $561,000 is the total project cost
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: Gasoline cost savings calculated at $5,843 for 2010, with additional savings estimated at $9,738 for 2011 when all vehicles in service.

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 16 Description: YWCA Family Village at Issaquah - Add 146 units of affordable housing with super-energy efficient components funded in part by EECBG funding. Specifically, upgrades will include extra insulation, efficient elevators, higher ceiling heights and sunshades.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DCHS
Amount Requested: $750,000 allocated. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE. Two jobs created and three jobs retained.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Lower energy costs for residents
Estimated Duration: Two years
Estimated Costs for Completion: $2,250,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: Additional $1,500,000 in County funds being contributed to the project as a loan. Loan amount will be paid back over period of time.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 17 Description: Senior City Affordable Housing Project. Project will upgrade heating system in 61 low income apartment units in Federal Way Senior City project. New heating system will install innovative electric heat pumps in each unit to increase energy efficiency and lower energy costs for residents.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: DCHS
Amount Requested: $250,000 allocated. The remaining project funds for implementation are pending release by USDOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Lower energy costs for residents. One job created and one job retained.
Estimated Duration: One year
Estimated Costs for Completion: $2,000,335
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: $2,000,335 is the total project cost with $1,750,335 in County funds being contributed to the project as a loan. Loan amount will be paid back over a period of time.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 18 Description: EECBG Grant and project administration and reporting
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: KC DOT
Amount Requested: $441,000 allocated, no funds released for this activity, decision pending from DOE.
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Funding to KCDOT for administration of projects and program to ensure proper use and reporting of the funds. 4.79 jobs retained.
Estimated Duration: Three years
Estimated Costs for Completion: $441,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: N/A
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 19 Description: The Green Schools Program (GSP) assists K-12 schools and school districts to improve their conservation practices.  The program provides the tools and support that schools and districts need to initiate and sustain conservation practices, operate environmentally efficient facilities, and involve the whole school community in environmental stewardship. The GSP has three levels of participation.  Level one focuses on waste reduction and recycling. Energy conservation is the required component of level two and water conservation is required in level three.  In levels two and three, schools select an additional conservation area from the following: green building; transportation choices; hazardous waste management; litter reduction; environmental education; and environmental purchasing. Program Web site: www.kingcounty.gov/GreenSchools.                                                                              
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: KC Department of Natural Resources and Parks/Solid Waste Division
Amount Requested: $125,000
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Up to 50-60% of solid waste generated by schools in King County could be recycled,  Lower disposal costs for schools, reduced garbage truck fuel use, reduced GHG emissions, lower impact on landfills, greener school buildings with lowered energy and water
Estimated Duration: Project funding will last through December 2011
Estimated Costs for Completion: $187,500
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: USDOE Grant funds supplement existing County appropriations to the program.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 20 Description: Localize on Sustainability program will develop an interactive web-portal and social media program to guide and reward individual and household practices that reduce emissions, conserve energy, and provide co-benefits of saving money and improving health. The program will provide a suite of interactive resources that engage residents in a learning experience which uses geographically-specific information and calculators to reveal the benefits of behavior changes, and acknowledge and reward these improvements.  Primary initial behavior changes supported by this program will include transportation mode shifting, home energy management, and food choices.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: Department of Natural Resources and Parks/Director's Office
Amount Requested: $ 60,000
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: This project targets GHG emissions of .5 ton (CO2E) per year for 2% of the county's population, which would result in a community-wide reduction of 19,000 tons.  This result will be achieved by developing a social media program which connect residents to a broad range of resources that exist in the public, private, and non-profit sectors.  The program will be anchored by interactive, on-line Geographic Information System (GIS) and calculators, and supported by auxiliary social media tools.
Estimated Duration: Project will be completed by June 2011, with the interactive website continuing into future years.
Estimated Costs for Completion: $ 60000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: Ongoing website and social media maintenance will be handled by current internal data management resources.
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 21 Description: Energy Technical Professional Training program will place up to 5 trainees over approximately 2 years in active King County workplaces, learning and doing practical energy management and engineering tasks, with professional training and mentoring by senior professional energy management staff in King County government.  Each trainee will be assigned a professional mentor, who will define work tasks, manage the trainees and spend at least 2 hrs. per week training and/or working with that person. In addition, trainees would hold team meetings each week with staff to assign work, and participate in county Energy Task Force meetings. Trainees will be trained in areas such as energy auditing, billing analysis, energy and greenhouse gas emissions data tracking, and energy efficiency project development and implementation over the period of their temporary posting in County departments.  Trainees will be expected to perform and document at least 1 audit each 2 months, and do other analytic tasks as assigned.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: Department of Natural Resources and Parks/Director's Office
Amount Requested: $125,000
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: Trainee work will result in increased energy efficiency audits on County facilities which will result in energy reductions, energy cost savings, and a reduction in operational greenhouse gas emissions.
Estimated Duration: Project will be completed by December 2011.
Estimated Costs for Completion: $125,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: N/A
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 22 Description: King County Community Greenhouse Gas Inventory. Program will apply funds to update a 2008 King County community greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions inventory that will estimate emissions in two ways: (1) using a geographic protocol following the City of Seattle's methodology and (2) using a consumption based methodology that will account for emissions associated with goods and services used in the King County geographic area. Additionally, this project will create a new framework for helping assess progress and performance in meeting aggressive regional climate pollution reduction goals and policy. Project is co-funded by the City of Seattle and Puget Sound Clean Air Agency.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: Department of Natural Resources and Parks/Director's Office
Amount Requested: $ 70,000
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: These efforts will directly inform future regional efforts to reduce GHG emissions and will directly explore how the information collected through the conventional and consumption based analyses can be translated into a policy framework that can drive local decision making and program investments.
Estimated Duration: Project is in initial stages of implementation
Estimated Costs for Completion: $150,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: N/A
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A

Grant: USDOE Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Funding (EECBG)
Project 23 Description: Puget Sound New Energy Solutions Consortium Seed Funding. This effort proposes to use its EECBG funding to (1) coordinate and facilitate the Puget Sound New Energy Solutions (PSNES) collaboration on clean mobility, smart grid, and energy efficiency efforts and (2) technical analysis by King County Dept. of Transportation (DOT) staff and/or a part-time consultant related to PSNES efforts on Transit Oriented Developments (TODs), electric vehicles, and related clean mobility efforts. A primary goal of the seed funding is that it will result in a sustainable regional collaboration and funding of PSNES that continues to function beyond this initial seed funding.
Agency/Division Requesting Funds: Department of Transportation/Office of Regional Transportation Planning
Amount Requested: $90,000
Direct Funding / Pass-through: Direct (administered by DOT)
Status: Awarded
Anticipated Outcomes: The PSNES project will have several outcomes including: Technical support for a regional implementation strategy to achieve the vision and goals that the PSNES regional framework established; Coordination and facilitation between regional PSNES partner jurisdictions and utilities, the Puget Sound Clean Cities Coalition, the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) and others related to planning and development of regional TOD projects and electric vehicle infrastructure;   Coordination and facilitation of the PSNES collaboration with PSRC endorsement, including development of agendas, materials and minutes, meeting and subcommittee facilitation, and engagement with team leadership and other regional partners (e.g. private sector); Outreach and education for local governments, nonprofit organizations, the state and congressional delegation, and the private sector on the nexus between clean mobility, energy efficiency and smart grid and to engage them in the PSNES; Developing a plan to sustain the PSNES consortium beyond initial seed funding.
Estimated Duration: December 31, 2010
Estimated Costs for Completion: $90,000
King Co. Contact: David Morrison, Grants Administrator
Funding Obligations, Restrictions or Encumbrances on County Government: N/A
Estimated Benefit to County’s GF Relative to Projected 2010 Deficit: N/A