Burien Airport Committee 2021-2022 Draft Workplan

The Burien Airport Committee's 2021-2022 Draft Workplan outlines the city's priorities for addressing the impacts of Sea-Tac Airport on the Burien community, with high-priority topics including review of the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP), noise mitigation efforts, health impacts, and sustainable aviation fuel. The committee planned a series of presentations and collaborative efforts with the Port of Seattle to tackle issues such as late-night flights, air pollution, land use zoning near the airport, and climate action. Medium-priority items include strengthening Port of Seattle partnerships and incorporating airport-related climate impacts into the city's broader Climate Action Plan.

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City of Burien Airport Committee (BAC) 2021-2022 Draft Workplan, revised January 11, 2022. Covers seven topic areas: Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) review and new airport siting; Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) efforts and legislation led by CM Schilling, Jeff, and Javier; Port of Seattle partnerships and funding transparency led by Jeff; noise mitigation including late-night flights, engine thrust, and Noise Insulation Program presentation (November 16, 2021); land use and zoning including SR509 expansion, Ambaum Corridor, and Boulevard Park Community Plans led by Holly and Jeff; City of Burien Climate Action Plan and HEAL Act exploration; and health mitigation including UW Healthy Air Healthy Schools Study presentation by Rep. Tina Orwall (December 21, 2021) and health equities zones. Committee leads include Holly, Javier, Jeff, Stephen, and CM Schilling.

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