What edits should you do in this contract if you are the owner residing in Washington state? Please include referenced materials. Thanks.

This Portable Noise Monitor Placement & Entry Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into between the homeowner ("Owner"), and the Portlandia Airport, an Oregon municipal corporation ("the Port"). Owner owns the property legally described in Exhibit A, (the "Property"). The Port is the owner, proprietor and operator of Portlandia International Airport ("Airport").

Owner has requested and the Port has agreed that the Port will temporarily install, operate, gather data from, and then remove, one of the Port's portable noise monitors ("the Monitor") on the Property on the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement.

1. Grant of License for Necessary Activities & Location of Monitor.

a. Access. The relationship between Owner and the Port is not one of landlord and tenant, but rather one of licensor and licensee. During the Term of this Agreement, Owner grants to the Port a non-exclusive license for access to the Property to conduct all activities that the Port deems necessary in connection with determining the location for, installing, operating, collecting data from, maintaining and removing the Monitor ("the Necessary Activities"). Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, the Necessary Activities will be performed at the Port's sole cost.

b. Determining Monitor Location. Owner will provide and exclusively dedicate space within the Property of a size and in a location that is necessary for the Monitor at no cost to the Port. Owner understands and agrees that the Monitor will require at least 5 square feet of space dedicated exclusively to the Monitor and associated equipment. Owner agrees to provide a power source for the Monitor in such location that is satisfactory to the Port and to pay for any charges relating to power used by the Monitor. At one or more dates and times mutually agreeable to the Port and Owner, the Port's duly authorized representatives, employees, agents, independent contractors or invitees (collectively, "Port Representatives") will come onto the Property for purposes of inspecting the Property and identifying potential locations for the Monitor. The Port will subsequently inform Owner of the location where the Port wishes to place the Monitor. Owner's approval of such location shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. If Owner objects to the location proposed by the Port, the parties will engage in good faith discussions regarding the placement of the Monitor. If no agreement is reached within 10 business days after the good faith discussions commence, the Port shall have the right to terminate this Agreement and shall not be required to install the Monitor.