Attachment 4e: Scoping Comments Received — Actual Comments with Assigned Topic Code

A Beacon Hill resident submitted scoping comments in September 2018 regarding the Sea-Tac Airport expansion, raising concerns about air quality, airplane emissions, noise impacts on children's health, traffic congestion, and environmental justice for communities of color. The commenter requested studies on health effects for nearby residents, better public outreach to non-English-speaking communities, and neighborhood noise monitoring equipment. She also expressed frustration about cost overruns on existing airport projects and the limited accessibility of the public open house held at New Holly.

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Scoping comment submitted by Amy Kaminishi (akaminishi@aol.com) on September 28, 2018 as part of the Port Of Seattle Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) Environmental Assessment scoping process. Comment raises concerns about air quality impacts on Beacon Hill and surrounding neighborhoods in direct flight paths of Sea-Tac Airport aircraft, including asthma, ultrafine particulates, aircraft emissions deposited on homes, and cumulative health effects on elderly, children, and people of color. Additional topics include climate change (forest fires, drought, hot weather), airplane noise impacts on children and schools, environmental justice, outreach to non-English-speaking communities, noise monitoring equipment for affected neighborhoods, traffic impacts from airport expansion in King County, open house held September 12 at New Holly, cost overruns on current airport project ($1B), and taxpayer accountability. Assigned topic codes visible include S1, S5, S8, S12, and others.

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