Aviation Advisory Committee Meeting Summary — February 12, 2018

The Des Moines Aviation Advisory Committee met on February 12, 2018 to discuss Sea-Tac Airport's 25-year growth plan (the Sustainable Airport Master Plan) and a proposed agreement between neighboring cities to jointly fund an independent environmental review of that plan. The committee also reviewed a resolution on long-term aviation capacity needs in Western Washington and planned to participate in a March 1 City Council study session covering topics such as the siting of a second airport, the roles of various regulatory bodies, and strategies for influencing the FAA and Port of Seattle. Additional items included updates on a state-funded airport impact study, the formation of a new Sea-Tac Airport Stakeholders Advisory Round Table, and community concerns about aircraft noise and its effects on property values.

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Meeting summary of the Des Moines Aviation Advisory Committee (AAC) held February 12, 2018, chaired by City Manager Michael Matthias. Topics include: Port of Seattle Century Agenda; Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) 2016 subarea plans and no-growth alternatives; Mayor Pina’s January 30, 2018 letter to Puget Sound Regional Council on Regional Transportation Plan; Draft Resolution No. 18-005 on Long-term Aviation Capacity Needs in Western Washington (modeled on City of Burien resolution); Interlocal Agreement (ILA) between Cities of Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park, and SeaTac for environmental review of Sea-Tac Airport SAMP; state budget proviso for airport impact study; Sea-Tac Airport Stakeholders Advisory Round Table (StART) inaugural meeting February 28, 2018; Jet Fuel Toxicology Study follow-up with Dr. Witten and University of Washington; and planning for March 1 City Council Study Session. Committee members include Sheila Brush, David Clark, Steve Edmiston, Wendy Ghiora, and Mark Proulx.

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