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Table 1 ASSESSED VALUE of INTERCOUNTY UTILITY Table 1 ASSESSED VALUE OF INTERCOUNTY UTILITY COMPANIES AIR TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2010 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ABX Air Inc King 11,336,290 11,188,918 11,336,290 11,188,918 Spokane 32,710 30,093 32,710 30,093 TOTAL 11,369,000 11,219,011 11,369,000 11,219,011 Aero Air LLC Adams 543 510 543 510 Benton 1,357 1,259 1,357 1,259 Cowlitz 814 814 814 814 Grays Harbor 1,086 1,050 1,086 1,050 King 59,165 58,396 59,165 58,396 Klickitat 814 814 814 814 Pierce 1,357 1,246 1,357 1,246 Snohomish 814 811 814 811 Spokane 1,086 999 1,086 999 Thurston 814 787 814 787 Walla Walla 1,628 1,565 1,628 1,565 Yakima 4,071 3,688 4,071 3,688 TOTAL 73,549 71,939 73,549 71,939 Aero Flight Executive Services Chelan 160,048 153,006 160,048 153,006 Clallam 160,048 153,166 160,048 153,166 Franklin 160,048 139,402 160,048 139,402 King 1,594,103 1,573,380 1,594,103 1,573,380 Pierce 160,048 146,924 160,048 146,924 Spokane 256,585 236,058 256,585 236,058 Yakima 160,048 145,004 160,048 145,004 TOTAL 2,650,928 2,546,940 2,650,928 2,546,940 Air Transport International King 698,000 688,926 698,000 688,926 TOTAL 698,000 688,926 698,000 688,926 Airpac Airlines Franklin 27,218 23,707 27,218 23,707 King 1,721,019 1,698,646 1,721,019 1,698,646 Pierce 6,281 5,766 6,281 5,766 Skagit 27,218 26,538 27,218 26,538 Snohomish 27,218 27,109 27,218 27,109 Spokane 80,608 74,160 80,608 74,160 Whatcom 27,218 24,823 27,218 24,823 Yakima 27,218 24,660 27,218 24,660 TOTAL 1,943,998 1,905,409 1,943,998 1,905,409 Table 1 ASSESSED VALUE OF INTERCOUNTY UTILITY COMPANIES AIR TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2010 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED AirTran Airways Inc King 9,295,000 9,174,165 9,295,000 9,174,165 TOTAL 9,295,000 9,174,165 9,295,000 9,174,165 Alaska Airlines Inc King 67,808,180 60,959,554 568,457,315 561,067,370 636,265,495 622,026,924 Snohomish 845,114 841,734 845,114 841,734 Spokane 2,594,676 2,387,102 2,594,676 2,387,102 Whatcom 120,715 110,092 120,715 110,092 TOTAL 67,808,180 60,959,554 572,017,820 564,406,298 639,826,000 625,365,852 Allegiant Air Franklin 1,202,171 1,047,091 1,202,171 1,047,091 King 69,224 68,324 69,224 68,324 Pierce 34,612 31,774 34,612 31,774 Spokane 21,577 19,850 21,577 19,850 Whatcom 11,960,416 10,907,900 11,960,416 10,907,900 TOTAL 13,288,000 12,074,939 13,288,000 12,074,939 American Airlines Inc King 39,993,000 39,473,091 39,993,000 39,473,091 TOTAL 39,993,000 39,473,091 39,993,000 39,473,091 Ameriflight Inc Benton 57,531 53,389 57,531 53,389 Clallam 715 684 715 684 Douglas 189,349 177,988 189,349 177,988 Franklin 572,256 498,435 572,256 498,435 Grant 174,582 171,790 174,582 171,790 King 3,915,847 3,864,942 3,915,847 3,864,942 Kittitas 4,040 3,991 4,040 3,991 Okanogan 45,684 44,953 45,684 44,953 Snohomish 15,812 15,748 15,812 15,748 Spokane 362,937 333,902 362,937 333,902 Walla Walla 116,851 112,294 116,851 112,294 Whatcom 432,451 394,395 432,451 394,395 Whitman 4,539 3,581 4,539 3,581 Yakima 476,405 431,623 476,405 431,623 TOTAL 6,368,999 6,107,715 6,368,999 6,107,715 Avantair Clallam 6,592 6,308 6,592 6,308 Douglas 13,184 12,393 13,184 12,393 Franklin 19,775 17,224 19,775 17,224 King 1,054,686 1,040,975 1,054,686 1,040,975 Kitsap 39,551 38,997 39,551 38,997 Table 1 ASSESSED VALUE OF INTERCOUNTY UTILITY COMPANIES AIR TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2010 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED Pierce 85,693 78,666 85,693 78,666 Skagit 6,592 6,427 6,592 6,427 Spokane 65,918 60,644 65,918 60,644 Thurston 98,877 95,614 98,877 95,614 Whatcom 125,244 114,222 125,244 114,222 Whitman 59,326 46,808 59,326 46,808 Yakima 6,592 5,972 6,592 5,972 TOTAL 1,582,030 1,524,250 1,582,030 1,524,250 Aviation Consultants Inc King 179,721 177,385 179,721 177,385 Pierce 111,256 102,133 111,256 102,133 Snohomish 42,791 42,620 42,791 42,620 Spokane 25,674 23,620 25,674 23,620 Thurston 8,558 8,276 8,558 8,276 TOTAL 368,000 354,034 368,000 354,034 Bombardier Flexjet Clallam 70,968 67,917 70,968 67,917 Douglas 35,484 33,355 35,484 33,355 Grays Harbor 35,484 34,313 35,484 34,313 King 4,861,337 4,798,140 4,861,337 4,798,140 Kitsap 35,484 34,987 35,484 34,987 Pierce 248,389 228,022 248,389 228,022 Skagit 141,937 138,388 141,937 138,388 Snohomish 70,968 70,685 70,968 70,685 Spokane 567,748 522,327 567,748 522,327 Thurston 177,421 171,566 177,421 171,566 Whatcom 248,389 226,531 248,389 226,531 Whitman 212,905 167,982 212,905 167,982 Yakima 35,484 32,149 35,484 32,149 TOTAL 6,741,998 6,526,362 6,741,998 6,526,362 CitationShares Douglas 31,928 30,013 31,928 30,013 Franklin 119,732 104,286 119,732 104,286 King 718,389 709,050 718,389 709,050 Kitsap 15,964 15,741 15,964 15,741 Pierce 31,928 29,310 31,928 29,310 Skagit 15,964 15,565 15,964 15,565 Snohomish 31,928 31,801 31,928 31,801 Spokane 295,338 271,711 295,338 271,711 Table 1 ASSESSED VALUE OF INTERCOUNTY UTILITY COMPANIES AIR TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2010 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED Thurston 23,946 23,156 23,946 23,156 Whatcom 327,266 298,467 327,266 298,467 Whitman 163,633 129,107 163,633 129,107 Yakima 7,982 7,232 7,982 7,232 TOTAL 1,783,998 1,665,439 1,783,998 1,665,439 Clay Lacy Aviation Clallam 10,025 9,594 10,025 9,594 Franklin 20,050 17,463 20,050 17,463 King 817,034 806,413 817,034 806,413 Mason 5,012 4,491 5,012 4,491 Pierce 10,025 9,203 10,025 9,203 Spokane 20,050 18,446 20,050 18,446 Thurston 5,012 4,847 5,012 4,847 Walla Walla 20,050 19,268 20,050 19,268 Whatcom 30,075 27,428 30,075 27,428 Whitman 15,037 11,865 15,037 11,865 Yakima 20,050 18,165 20,050 18,165 TOTAL 972,420 947,183 972,420 947,183 Compass Airlines, Inc Franklin 1,329,000 1,157,559 1,329,000 1,157,559 TOTAL 1,329,000 1,157,559 1,329,000 1,157,559 Continental Airlines Inc King 57,380,000 56,634,060 57,380,000 56,634,060 TOTAL 57,380,000 56,634,060 57,380,000 56,634,060 Conyan Aviation Inc Benton 21,500 19,952 21,500 19,952 Douglas 28,667 26,947 28,667 26,947 Franklin 35,833 31,211 35,833 31,211 Grant 7,167 7,052 7,167 7,052 King 731,000 721,497 731,000 721,497 Spokane 35,833 32,967 35,833 32,967 Walla Walla 14,333 13,774 14,333 13,774 Whatcom 7,167 6,536 7,167 6,536 Whitman 14,333 11,309 14,333 11,309 Yakima 50,167 45,451 50,167 45,451 TOTAL 946,000 916,696 946,000 916,696 Delta Air Lines Inc King 231,463,213 228,454,191 231,463,213 228,454,191 Spokane 17,109,787 15,741,004 17,109,787 15,741,004 TOTAL 248,573,000 244,195,195 248,573,000 244,195,195 Table 1 ASSESSED VALUE OF INTERCOUNTY UTILITY COMPANIES AIR TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2010 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED Elite Aviation LLC King 850,126 839,074 850,126 839,074 Spokane 52,477 48,279 52,477 48,279 TOTAL 902,603 887,353 902,603 887,353 Empire Airlines Inc King 52,155 51,477 52,155 51,477 San Juan 3,240 3,000 3,240 3,000 Spokane 240,605 221,357 240,605 221,357 TOTAL 296,000 275,834 296,000 275,834 Evergreen International Airlines Inc King 346,237 341,736 346,237 341,736 Snohomish 659,763 657,124 659,763 657,124 TOTAL 1,006,000 998,860 1,006,000 998,860 Executive Flight Inc Benton 2,456 2,279 2,456 2,279 Clallam 14,736 14,103 14,736 14,103 Douglas 9,862,941 9,271,164 9,862,941 9,271,164 Franklin 136,720 119,084 136,720 119,084 Grant 27,836 27,390 27,836 27,390 Grays Harbor 7,368 7,125 7,368 7,125 King 536,836 529,857 536,836 529,857 Kitsap 4,093 4,036 4,093 4,036 Kittitas 11,462 11,324 11,462 11,324 Okanogan 42,572 41,891 42,572 41,891 Pierce 8,187 7,516 8,187 7,516 Skagit 1,637 1,596 1,637 1,596 Snohomish 819 815 819 815 Spokane 140,813 129,549 140,813 129,549 Stevens 5,731 5,043 5,731 5,043 Thurston 10,643 10,292 10,643 10,292 Walla Walla 17,192 16,522 17,192 16,522 Whatcom 13,099 11,946 13,099 11,946 Whitman 6,549 5,168 6,549 5,168 Yakima 355,309 321,910 355,309 321,910 TOTAL 11,206,999 10,538,610 11,206,999 10,538,610 Executive Jet Management Inc Franklin 78,265 68,169 78,265 68,169 Grant 59,292 58,343 59,292 58,343 King 2,286,301 2,256,580 2,286,301 2,256,580 Table 1 ASSESSED VALUE OF INTERCOUNTY UTILITY COMPANIES AIR TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2010 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED Pierce 14,230 13,063 14,230 13,063 Snohomish 73,522 73,228 73,522 73,228 Spokane 118,584 109,097 118,584 109,097 Thurston 11,858 11,467 11,858 11,467 Whatcom 37,947 34,608 37,947 34,608 TOTAL 2,679,999 2,624,555 2,679,999 2,624,555 ExpressJet Airlines Grant 818 805 818 805 King 19,091 18,843 19,091 18,843 Snohomish 1,636 1,630 1,636 1,630 Spokane 3,818 3,513 3,818 3,513 Whitman 1,636 1,291 1,636 1,291 TOTAL 26,999 26,082 26,999 26,082 Federal Express Corp Adams 2,520 2,368 2,520 2,368 Asotin 1,260 1,096 1,260 1,096 Benton 34,794 32,288 34,794 32,288 Chelan 12,050 11,521 12,050 11,521 Clallam 187,150 179,102 187,150 179,102 Clark 74,755 62,870 74,755 62,870 Cowlitz 18,510 18,510 18,510 18,510 Douglas 297,819 279,950 297,819 279,950 Ferry 1,260 1,131 1,260 1,131 Franklin 460,868 401,416 460,868 401,416 Grant 148,461 146,087
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