Sea-Tac Master Plan Update 1996: Wetland Impact/Mitigation Sites — Vicinity Map, Wetlands Affected, and Classification/Size/Impact Tables

This 1996 document outlines the Port of Seattle's wetland impact and mitigation plan associated with the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Master Plan Update. It includes vicinity maps showing the airport's location in King County, Washington, and identifies numerous wetland sites affected by planned airport improvements. Detailed tables classify each impacted wetland by type—forested, shrub-scrub, or emergent—and quantify the acreage disturbed across sections of Townships 22N and 23N, Range 4E.

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Port of Seattle application documents (Sheet 1–3 of 44, December 1996) supporting implementation of the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Master Plan Update, covering wetland impact and mitigation sites in King County, WA. Sheets include a vicinity map showing Miller Creek Relocation, Bow Lake, Angle Lake, Lora Lake, Auburn Wetland mitigation site, Des Moines Creek Watershed, and Puget Sound context. Sheet 2 maps 55+ numbered wetlands affected by master plan improvements in Sections 20, 21, 28, 29, 32, 33 (Township 23N, Range 4E) and Sections 4–5 (Township 22N, Range 4E). Sheet 3 provides a detailed table of wetland classification, size (acres), and total impacts by vegetation cover type (Forested, Shrub-Scrub, Emergent) for wetlands 1–29, including mixed types such as Forested/Emergent, Shrub-Scrub/Emergent, and Open Water/Shrub-Scrub. Source data from Shapiro 1995, USGS, and FEMA Map 53033C0954F.

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