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- INFORMATION SHEET3 o;J STUDY WORK ACTIVITIES AND METHODS - DEMONSTRATE FIELD EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES - SIMPLIFIED REPORTS AND DISPLAYS GE:NERATE AND RESPOND TO COMMUNITY QUESTIONS~ CONCERNS Af~D IDEAS - DISCUSSION GROUPS WITH EDC - PERIODIC RESPONSE REPORTS - CONSULTANTS HELP PREPARE REPLIES PROMOTE COMMUNITY EXPRESSION OF STUDY ACTIVITIES AND PLAN ALTERNATIVES - COMMUNITY EXAMINATION OF BASIC ASSUMPTIONS AND DATA - COMMUNITY DEFINED EVALUATION CRITERIA - ILLUSTRATE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF IDEAS AND ALTERNATIVES - PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR CHOICE edc community office • 253 south 152nd. street • burien, wash. 98148 • ch 3-7033 fact sheet No. 2 ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION THE ENVJRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (EDC) IS THE OFFICIAL CITIZEN S COMMISSION ESTABLISHED BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL & EXECUTI Vr IN FEBRUARY1 19701 TO REPLACE THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND SEVE RAL OTHER BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS, THE EDC HAS BEEN GIVEN THE RES- PONSIBIL ITY OF ADVISING THE COUNTY COUNCIL AND EXECUTIVE ON ENVIR- ONMENTAL PLANN I NG MATTERS, THIS RESPONSIBJLITY INCLUDES REVIEWIN G AND EVALUATING COUNTY PLANS FROM A CITIZEN S PERSPECTIVE AND MAKI NG RECOMMENDAT IONS WHICH WILL BE IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF COUNTY RES IDENTS, COMPOSITION: THE EDC CONSISTS OF A COMMISSION AND NINE COMMITTEES1 WITH A TOTAL CITIZEN MEMBERSHIP OF 134 PERSONS, THE COMMISSION IS MADE UP OF THE NINE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND NINE AT-LARGE MEMBERS WHO ARE SELECTED FROM THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY, THE NINE COMMITTEES ARE: CAPITAL FINANCE1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT1 CONSERVATION1 HOUSING1 LAND USE1 RECREATION & PARKS1 PUBLIC FACILITIES1 PUBLIC UTILITIES1 AND TRANSPORTATION , MEMBERSHIP:…

! Education people are presently ashj-.- c new retirement plan that is equal to 1 other public employees. This parity cer j would seem logical if the budget can i it. Valley RecordThe Cashmere Ftxjndrd In 1997 hiblithrd Ettry Thursday Chelan County. Washington PUBLISHERS: Les EDITOR: Bill MEMtER: National Publishers Association ond Washington Nawspopar Publishers Association visited the vocation Technical Ins'. the Clover Park School District in Tacoma thb week. This is a very im,--scho-ol both in instruction and physica. Fifty-live programs are being run several thousand students par ticipatir : year in courses ranging loom cosmei. . commercial aviation. Senator Warren Magnuson visited ; Session of the Legislature Wednesdj . tried to explain why Washington wouldn't be able to decide a budget ! next fall, after the federal fiscal r adopted. This state cannot wait un: ; tember because the present fiscal bit ends June 30th. Besides, we have waited for the federal budget before a cannot now. The Senate passage of an annual bill sounds better than a proposed st -- strung-out mini-session- s. If Speaker & had come out with some real specii might have been able to sell hb con;, session idea, but it has not really i much further than the dream state at need solid ideas that we can depend t Secaid Oo&s flostoge paid at 104 South Division, Cashmere, Washington, 98815 Subscription by Mail: $4.50 per year, in Chelan Cavity Outside County, $5.00 TELEPHONE: 782-378- 1 Editorial Comment The Apple Valley Chapter, American…

A 1968 report analyzing the development of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport as an air transportation hub. The document examines air traffic growth patterns, airline service routes, and the evolution of commercial aviation at Sea-Tac from 1958-1967, showing dramatic increases in passengers, cargo, and aircraft movements.