StART-Meeting 1 Presentation-20210224-Brian Scott Intro. - New Op Procedures

Enhancing cooperation between the Port of Seatt le and communities neighboring Seatt le-Tacoma International Airport START MEETING February 24, 2021 AGENDA • Welcome + Introductions . • Logistics, Ground Rules, Process • StART’s New Operating Procedures • Neighborhood Environmental Survey Results • Federal Policy Working Group Update • Aviation Noise Working Group Update • Public Comment • Wrap Up & Next Steps BDS Planning envisions communities that are more vibrant, just and sustainable. We facilitate authentic and inclusive decision-making toward impactful organizations. BDS PLANNING & URBAN DESIGN BRIAN DOUGLAS SCOTT, Ph.D. PRINCIPAL, BDS PLANNING ü Founded BDS Planning in 2009 ü 40 years of facilitation experience § Alaskan Way Viaduct § Port of Seattle – Biometrics Policy § Communitywide Vision for Burien § City Center Strategy for SeaTac § Valley Communications Center Strategic Plan & Implementation BRIAN DOUGLAS SCOTT BRIAN DOUGLAS SCOTT, Ph.D. FACILITATION ROLES DORI KRUPANICS, M.A., M.J. NOTE TAKING & LOGISTICS AGENDA • Welcome + Introductions • Logistics, Ground Rules, Process . • StART’s New Operating Procedures • Neighborhood Environmental Survey Results • Federal Policy Working Group Update • Aviation Noise Working Group Update • Public Comment • Wrap Up & Next Steps EXPECTATIONS NORMS & GUIDELINES •Participate with grace & humor. People are juggling multiple demands. Children; pets; partners. •Ask for (and accept) help from BDS team members. We want this to work for everyone. •Keep your camera turned on! This makes a huge difference in nonverbal communication & facilitation. •Mute your audio when you are not…

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