CACC FAQ

Process for identifying most frequently asked questions Questions were grouped by topic, then sorted by recurrence. The eight topics with the most questions are listed in highest occurrence to lowest: • CACC’s structure, representation, process • Environmental concerns • Location-specific questions • Public outreach • Coordination with federal agencies • Capacity • Infrastructure needs • High speed rail WSDOT selected the most frequently asked area of questioning within each of the topic areas above. Questions about CACC’s structure, representation, process What’s the current status of the process, and where and when can I expect to find an update? Information about the CACC’s past and current work is available on the website at: https://wsdot.wa.gov/travel/aviation/commercial-aviation-coordinating-commission WSDOT staff send biweekly e-newsletters with updates about upcoming opportunities for engagement. Sign up for e-newsletters here. Be sure to click the box next to “CACC” in the Construction, Planning & Projects section. What studies or analyses were used to arrive at this part of the process and where can I read/find them? What topics have the studies considered (or not considered) and why? What if I have a suggestion of a different study or report for the CACC to consider? The Legislature did not provide the CACC with a budget to hire contractors to develop a current analysis of the state’s aviation system. However, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) provided WSDOT Aviation with funding to perform an update to the state’s aviation system plan, and WSDOT staff used the opportunity to collect data that would support…

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