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• Page 3 of 11 • Public Health—Seattle&King County(PHSKC).PHSKC has committed to support and participate in the program.Commitment letter dated August 12, 2010. • City of Redmond. Redmond has committed 0.25 FTEs of existing staff as match to support the program, a personnel contribution of approximately$93,000 over the course of the grant performance period. Commitment letter dated August 16, 2010. • City of Seattle. Seattle has committed 0.3 FTEs of existing staff as match to support the program, a personnel contribution of approximately$150,000 over the course of the grant performance period. Commitment letter dated August 19,2010. • Seattle Housing Authority(SHA). SHA has committed a personnel contribution of approximately $75,000 over the course of the grant performance period. Commitment letter dated August 10,2010.: • Snohomish County.XXX has committed XX FTEs of existing staff as match to support the program.Commitment letter dated xxxxx. • Sound Transit.XXX has committed XX.FTEs of existing staff as match to support the program. Commitment letter dated xxxxx. • City of Tacoma.Tacoma has committed a personnel contribution of approximately $150,000 over the course of the grant performance period. Commitment letter dated August 17,2010. • Tacoma Housing Authority(THA).THA has committed to support and participate in the program. Commitment letter dated xxxxx. • Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department(TPCHD).TPCHS has committed to support and participate in the program.Commitment letter dated August 12,2010. • Tacoma-Pierce County Affordable Housing Consortium(TPCAHC).TPCAHC has committed to support and participate in the program. Commitment letter dated xxxxx.: • University of Washington—Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies(UW Runstad Center).The UW Runstad Center has committed a cash and personnel contribution of approximately$183,350 over the course of the grant performance period. Commitment letter dated August 19, 2010. • Urban Land Institute—Seattle District Council(ULI Seattle).ULI Seattle has committed 0.35 FTEs of existing staff as match to support the program,a personnel contribution of approximately $210,000 over the course of the grant performance period. Commitment letter dated August 17,2010. Collectively,the Consortium has the capacity and experience to carry out the activities proposed in this grant program,which, along with work by other regional partners,will help make VISION 2040 a reality. The Consortium partners will be operate with differing responsibilities according to the entity,its mission for involvement,and ways in which it is able to participate. In other sections of this Attachment specific Consortium partner commitments are listed, and where relevant,separate specific subagreements detailing financial contributions,responsibilities,and staffing levels will be executed. There is not a financial requirement to be a Consortium partner,and during the effective period it is expected that the Consortium will add new members based on equity and broad stakeholder representations goals(see below). Traditionally Underrepresented Groups. A foundational component of the Program is to form and staff a regional Equity Network charged with actively including diverse and traditionally underrepresented populations who can directly Growing Transit Communities Consortium Agreement Attachment A:Consortium Structure and Organization Cooperative Agreement Instrument No.WARIP0042-10 DRAFT May 13,2011