1. Tim Arntzen Executive Director Vista FieldColumbia Drive/WaterfrontWest Richland/Red Mountain Tri-City Herald Editorial: “Few entities have a greater effect on the future of the Mid-Columbia than Port of Kennewick. Ports are always drivers of economic development, but the Port of Kennewick is poised to shape some large portions in the heart of the city as it redevelops Vista Field, the Columbia Drive corridor and waterfront, and the former raceway property near Red Mountain.” October 8, 2013 WEDA

2. Waterfront Revitalization

3. Clover Island

4. Historic Kennewick Waterfront Duffy’s Pond Clover Island Drive East Columbia Drive Clover Island Photo courtesy of Tri-City Herald

5. Duffy’s Pond Columbia Drive Clover Island Drive Duffy’s Pond

7. Vista Field Airport

8. “However beautiful the strategy, you should occasionally look at the results.” Winston Churchill

9. Vista Field Airport Alternative 1 Expand Alternative 2 Redevelop Alternative 3 No Action Jobs4503,3835.2 Annual Operating Expenses-$639,528$0-$390,143 Public Spending (taxpayer $)-$43,510,188-$11,897,833-$1,947,750 Land Sale Proceeds$956,000$15,613,750$0 NET Public Cost or Profit (taxpayer $) -$42,554,188$3,715,917-$1,947,750 Private Sector Investment$19,341,000$460,125,782$0 Infrastructure (non- taxable)$1,821,000$51,525,782$0 Buildings (taxable) $17,520,000$408,600,000$0

10. W. Deschutes Avenue Lawrence Scott Park Vista Field Grandridge Blvd.

11. Create a Unique & Special Place Create a Unique & Special Place Brick Town Oklahoma City

13. Tim Arntzen Executive Director Port of Kennewick 350 Clover Island Drive, Suite 200 Kennewick, WA 99336 509.586.1186 www.PortofKennewick.org Thank You! Photo by Matt McGee