Stmpu 1997 05 Feis Appendix E

Port of Seattle Response to Highlin8 Water District letter in Draft E.I.S. for Master Plan Upiate at Seatac International Re: PI F-L LA) Dear Mr. Ossenkop and Ms. Hinkle: The response to our July 27. 1995 letter with regard to specific issues effecting the Highline Water District's existIng and future groundwater Issues were not adequately addressed. The District now has water rights to 17.5 million gallons per daY (MGD) of ground water within the Highline area What steps will be taken by the Port of Seattle to mitigate the contamination of the ground watel? VWlat steps will be taken by the Port of Seattle to mitigate the Ioss of ground wateF lecharge to the aquifers now being used and those that will be used in the future? These two simple questions were not addressed by the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Master Plan Update at Seatac InternatIonal Airport. We are expecting a response to our questions which would be acceptable to ou1 District. Sincerely , }h:/ /L &b,,A Keith A. Harris Manager. Planning/Construction KAH mat m 98032 . 824-0375 / FAX: 824-0806 JLN a6 '96 IQ: ISRM POS AV/CbC March 18, Ma. Barbara Hlnkle Port of BeattIe R> Box 68727 8©attle WA 98168 Dear MB e Hlnkl e : Thank you for the oppottunlty to aonnent on the FIn al Bnvironnantal Inpaot 8tateaant (FB18) for the Ha8t8r Plan Update laprovene IIta for Seattle-Taeona InternatIonal Altport+ We revIewed the rE:IB and hav© the £ollovlng coanent8. IIIL a 2+ If you…

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