Community Meeting Notice for Noise Study Update and Legal Action Discussion

TO: Sea/Tac Noise/ Air Pollution Impacted Cor:r.IUni ty Residents SUBJECT: Noise Study Update Report and Legal Action Discussion Our com~unity meetings in 1980 and 1981 involved discussion of the possibility of legal action against the Port of Seattle (POS), Hi th such action de f erred pending the completion of the !Ioise Update StuG:y. The stud~r is complete and the results are in • • • ~ori thout a soiution to our noise proc~em. That is why I have invited an attorney to the subject meeting to discuss the processes t~at would be involved in our taking legal action against the POS. ?!ark your c~.lendar to attend this meeting in the Highline School District Soard Room in ERAC on January 26, 1983, at 7:30 P.M. The address is 15675 Ambaum Blvd. S. ~ . in Burien. If you are dissati s fied ~ith the Port's callous disregard for the neighborhood noise probl e::: , t·nen ygur attendance. of subject neeting is a must. ~ for- ge t! ~ ~ ~· Sincerely, c§LLed~ - Bill Holstine P.S. An M.D. has also been invited to speak to us about the issue of stress in high noise areas. P.S. There o.'ill be a follo~-:-up r:eeting in t!-:.is sar::e location ' on February 2nd at 7:30 ?.H. to furt!ce::- discuss ou!- inte!:::d.e-:1 action.

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A letter from Bill Holstine to Sea/Tac noise and air pollution impacted community residents announcing a meeting to discuss the completed Noise Update Study results and potential legal action against the Port of Seattle. The meeting was scheduled for January 26, 1983, and would include an attorney to discuss legal processes and an M.D. to speak about stress in high noise areas.

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