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Air Mail: Empty Lora Lake Apartment buildings to be removed

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This Summer 2009 edition of Air Mail, published by the Port of Seattle for Sea-Tac Airport neighbors, covers the planned demolition of the former Lora Lake Apartments near the third runway, where soil contamination required cleanup under an Agreed Order with the Washington Department of Ecology. The newsletter also announces an upcoming Part 150 Noise and Land-Use Compatibility Study to assess real-world noise conditions, including the impact of the new third runway, and recognizes Virgin America and Federal Express with 2009 Fly Quiet Awards for minimizing aircraft noise. Additional community updates include Sea-Tac Airport scholarships awarded to Highline School District graduates and an environmental curriculum program at Aviation High School.

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Port Of Seattle Air Mail newsletter, Summer 2009, covering demolition of former Lora Lake Apartments at 15001 Des Moines Memorial Drive, Burien, near the north end of Sea-Tac Airport’s third runway Runway Protection Zone (RPZ). Includes details on Agreed Order with Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) for soil contamination cleanup, public comment period July 10–August 10, and public meeting July 23 at Highline School District Educational Resource and Administration Center, 15675 Ambaum Blvd S.W., Burien. Also covers Part 150 Noise and Land-Use Compatibility Study, 2009 Fly Quiet Awards (Virgin America, Federal Express, Air Canada Jazz), Sea-Tac Airport Scholarships to Highline School District seniors, and Aviation High School environmental curriculum.

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