StART Aviation Noise Wk Grp Oct 29 2018 MeetingSummary

StART enhances cooperation between the Port of Seattle and the neighboring communities of Sea-Tac Airport Aviation Noise Working Group Facilitator’s Meeting Summary Monday, October 29, 2018 5:30-7:30PM, Conference Center SeaTac Airport Member Interest Represented Terry Plumb Burien Chris Hall Federal Way John Resing Federal Way Earnest Thompson (phone) Normandy Park Mark Hoppen Normandy Park Eric Zimmerman (phone) Normandy Park Robert Akhtar SeaTac Joe Scorcio SeaTac Tom Fagerstrom Port of Seattle Robert Tykoski Port of Seattle Tim Toerber Port of Seattle Steven Osterdahl Alaska Airlines Stan Shepherd Port of Seattle Marco Milanese Port of Seattle Scott Ingham Delta Airlines Tony Gonchar Delta Airlines Randy Fiertz FAA Vince Mestre L&B • Facilitator: Phyllis Shulman, Civic Alchemy Note Taker: Megan King, Floyd Snider Meeting Objectives: To review and provide feedback on approaches to a voluntary night-time curfew and runway use agreement. To review analysis of night-time operations. To discuss and consider constructive next steps regarding noise abatement departure procedures and a glide slope analysis. Meeting Summary: The main focus of the meeting was to review data and to discuss options for a voluntary night-time curfew and elements of a potential revised Runway Use Agreement. In order to provide informed direction, the Working Group also reviewed an analysis of night-time operations. Noise abatement departure procedures were introduced as an additional option for reduction of the impacts of noise. The discussion began with reviewing comments from the October 24 StART meeting. October 29 2018 Final StART Facilitator’s Meeting Summary October 29, 2018 Page 2 Voluntary…

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