EXH1245050378A

On December 27, 2000, the U.S. Army Corps of Enlnneers issued a second revised public notice concerning the Section 404 application under the Federal Clean Water Act for the proposed Master Plan Update improvements at Seattle-Tacoma Int_mntional Airport. This document has been prepared to provide the regulatory agencies with responses to agency and public comments concerning this application from the Port of Seattle perspective. This document is _ as follows: I. Summary (Introduction and Summary of Chenges in the Port's Application Since 1999) II. General Responsesto Comments m. Response to Agency Letters • Response to Torn Lust_'s Mgmo to Julia Patmamn • Response to Muckleshoot Tribe • Response to Airport Community Coalition commumties and their Technical Consultants a. Helsell Fettennan h. Columbia Biological b. Stephen Hockaday i. NorthwestHydraulics c. GeoffGosling j. Norman Wildlife Consulting d. Thomas Lane Associates k. Paschal Osbom e. GeoSyntec I. Sheldon & Associates f. Azous Environmental m. WaterResom_ Consulting g. BioAnalysts n. Smith & Lowney IV. Responses to Citizens, Groups and Elected Officials - letters, mils, faxes, hearing cards and transcript V. Earlier Public Notice Comments and Responses 0_ior to 1999 Public Notice) • Overview of how new material changes earlier responses • Earlier Public Comments and Responses Sections II through IV respond from the Port's perspective to comments received since the 1999 public notice. Section V contains the Port of Seattle's responses to all comments received prior to the 1999 notice. It is important to note that the responses to comments in Section V have…

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