2-28 StART Meeting - StART Overview PowerPoint

• Information-sharing between the Port and the near-airport cities • Discussing near-airport cities’ concerns • Providing feedback to the Port on airport related-issues • Identify opportunities for collaboration StART focuses on practical solutions to address community concerns about the airport and about aircraft noise and emissions StART History • StART’s creation based on Port desire to enhance cooperation between Port and near-airport cities • Conducted extensive research at other airports on their community engagement strategies • Over several months, worked closely with consultant and near-airport city leadership to develop StART • Inaugural meeting: February 28, 2018 • Operating Procedures revised in 2021 • Port provides StART with staff support and technical expertise • Chaired by the Airport Managing Director • Meetings managed by an independent/neutral facilitator • Formal relationship with the Highline Forum • Voluntary, non-governing advisory roundtable • Strives to operate by consensus StART Organizational Structure StART Organizational Structure Steering Committee SEA Stakeholder Advisory Round Table Aviation Noise Working Group Federal Policy Working Group • Provides support, guidance and strategic direction for StART • Includes the chair, the facilitator, airline reps, an FAA rep, Port staff and the six city reps • Responsibilities include: – Setting meeting agendas – Amending the operating procedures – Approving external communications – Provide feedback on the facilitator Steering Committee • Purpose • Sponsorship • Reporting Structure with Highline Forum • Membership • Adherence to Operating Procedures • FAA • Steering Committee • Facilitator • Meetings – Frequency, Recordings, Meeting Attendance, Location, Notification, Agendas,…

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Call to order – Roll Call – Quorum Established – Land Acknowledgement We would like to acknowledge that our Agency operates in four present-day counties, which are the traditional lands of the Coast Salish people, past and present. This acknowledgement does not take the place of authentic relationships with indigenous communities in our jurisdiction and [...]