The Sea-Tac Threat News! 042873 Ocr

n o ise i s an issu e who se time has co m e Heeting April 6, 1983 A variety of issues were discussed and appropriate consensus formed . With respect to the North Sea Tac Park Density Guidelines as laid do.n in the Sea Tac Co~rnunities Plan and the North Sea Tac Park Plan by the FAA , it was generally agreed that we wonld oppose any r elaxation of the guidelines based upon_ safety considerations and al so because the existence of the Park serves as a publlc relations tool f or the Port . Mr . Jack Leffler, a retired United Airline Pilot and an unannounced canidate for Port Commissioner , stated that from a pilot ' s point of viet.,r the density guidelines should not be relaxed . Be alert for a questionnaire from the POS on t his subject . Please respond in kind . i·fe also discussed the methods by vihich community representatives should be appointed to the Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) which is an inherent part of the SeaTac Communities Plan that is intended to be the watch dog to see that community issues are heard and appropriately addressed by the POS . Moreover, it is charged with seeing that the intent of the Sea Tac Communities Plan is carried out . The consensus was t.hA.t . PAC representatj ves should be appointed by each of the East , 'Jest , North and South Co~munities; that PAC meetings should be held in…

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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 [...]