BAC SP #2 Progress Reports Air Transportation 4 Th Annual Progress Workshop 20001026 PSRC Port Highline Schools WSDOT KCIA 0001

Puget Sound Regional Council Board Room - - 5th Floor 1011 Western Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98104 Puget Sound Regional Council Port of Seattle Highline School District Washington State Department of Transportation King County International Airport g; ; f Progress Report Puget Sound Regional Council 4th ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Puget Sound Regional Council Progress Report October 26, 2000 Implementing Resolution A-96-02 and ImP Appendix G Air Transportation Noise Reduction Measures and Implementing and Monitoring Steps Responsible Agency : Puget Sound Regional Council Appendix G Action Item: III. A. Seek funding to (a) actively participate in the Port’s upcoming Part 150 Study; (b) undertake a study to evaluate a financing mechanism for the acquisition of incompatible uses as noted in III-G, below; and (c) conduct surveys as noted in III-H, below. Steps Taken and Progress Made: The Air Transportation work scope and budget included these tasks. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) funding received was limited to PSRC participation in the Sea-Tac Airport Part 150 Study Update. Funding for the other two tasks (the Property Acquisition Financial Feasibility Study and scoping for the survey task) was obtained from other PSRC sources. Additional funding to conduct the actual survey was budgeted for fiscal year 1999, and will be carried over to the year 2001, the likely date for survey implementation (due to the construction delay). Regarding the Port of Seattle’s Sea-Tac Part 150 Study, interviews were held June 3, 1997; a consultant was selected; and the project is nearing completion, with Port Commission action scheduled…

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Call to order – Roll Call – Quorum Established – Land Acknowledgement We would like to acknowledge that our Agency operates in four present-day counties, which are the traditional lands of the Coast Salish people, past and present. This acknowledgement does not take the place of authentic relationships with indigenous communities in our jurisdiction and [...]