Airport Noise Remedy Update Fact Sheet April 1983

Almost a decade ago, the Port of Seattle began work on a plan to improve the compatibility between Sea-Tac International Airport and the surrounding com- munities. The resulting Sea-Tac/Communities Plan, completed in 1976, was accepted by both the Port of Seattle and King County as a guide for development and planning at the Airport and in the greater Highline area. The noise remedy element of the Communities Plan recommended a program which included aircraft noise reduction measures as well as remedial measures applied within the com- munity. The re-evaluation and update of this noise remedy element was begun 1n April, 1983, with the initiation of the Sea-Tac International Airport Noise Remedy Program Update. The Port will continue its commitment to public involvement in the planning pro- cess and in the development of updated recommendations. The implementation of the community involvement program for the Update will be officially launched at public workshops scheduled for May 9, 10 and 11, 1983. What 1s the Sea-Tac Noise Remedy Program Update? The Sea-Tac Noise Remedy Program Update is a planning study. It will evaluate and update the scope and schedule of no1se remedy measures recommended in the original Noise Remedy Program of the Sea-Tac/Communities Plan. The study will be conducted by the Port of Seattle with the assistance of the aviation consul- ting firm of Peat Marwick in cooperation with local governments, agencies and Sea-Tac communities. Partial funding is provided through the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program. -1- 1427p - 04/14/83 What Noise…

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