This document outlines the Sea-Tac/Communities Plan, a collaborative airport master planning study conducted by the Port of Seattle and King County with FAA funding, covering environmental, demographic, economic, and land-use impacts of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on surrounding communities. The $642,000 study, two-thirds funded by a $427,978 FAA planning grant, hired multiple consultants to examine issues including noise exposure, air quality, water quality, and public opinion. The inventory phase aimed to compile comprehensive existing-conditions data within the first six months of the project, starting March 19, 1972.Open full document
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This document presents the introduction and project overview for the Sea-Tac/Communities Plan, a master planning study conducted by the Port of Seattle and King County under the Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970. It outlines the scope of the inventory element, the FAA planning grant of $427,978 (two-thirds of a $642,000 study), the consultants hired, and the work program structure. The document also describes the table of contents including sections on inventory file guide, data source and participation guide, and bibliography.