SAMP Comments Stuart Jenner Dec 13 2024

Stuart Jenner, concerned citizen and Seatac Airport neighbor December 13, 2024 This is a rough draft, written in great haste. Some of the content is duplicative. Some is sarcastic. Some is no doubt wrong, or not based on complete information of what’s in the 4000 + pages. Oh well. There’s no search function that appears to work for the documents. Trying to make sense of several hundred pages a day is hard. Did you know War and Peace is around 972 pages to 1400 pages, depending on the edition? Could you read War and Peace 3 or 4 times in a month and half and make sense of it? That’s the ballpark of the number of pages. I got through maybe one third of them. Would neutral observers guess that the people who set this deadline have a great deal they don’t want readers to see or understand? Structure of this writeup: • Introductory comments • What is sustainability? • What would a sustainable airport look like? What projects would we be working on? • Comments on specific projects Introductory comments Dear Port Commissioners, and FAA and Port readers of SAMP comments, base the following comments on reading about 1/3 of the pages on the SAMP web site. What I’m sending is the worst writeup I’ve ever done: it is a rough draft, it has some repetition, there are some comments I made where I later found what may be partial answers to comments ….. but in the time you…

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