Renton rezoned the land in 2003 and drew up plans for condominiums, hotels and retail stores. "If and when Boeing were to vacate the property, the city is ready to create a new future" Pietsch said. Yet Boeing's presence in Renton keeps getting extended: The date for delivering a jet replacing the 737 has been pushed out until after 2020, the company will build a 737-based anti-submarine plane in Renton even beyond that, and Pietsch said Boeing is negotiating to extend its lease at the Renton airport for more than two decades. Full Article at The Seattle Times