EXH1087041401

Applioati, US Army Corpsof Engineers of on SeattleDistrict Regulot_y Brunch for Permit PostOffice Box3755 Seattle, Washington98124-2255 Public Notice Date : 19 December 1997 T_ephone (206) 764-3495 Expiration DaCe : 20 January 1998 AT[N: Jonathan Freedman, Project Manager Reference: 96-4-02325 Name: Seattle, Port of Interested parties are hereby notified that an application has been received for a Department of the Army permit in accordance with Section 404 of the Federal Clean Water Act for certain work described below and shown on the enclosed drawings. - Port of Seattle Post Office Box 68727 Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Main Terminal Seattle, Washington 98158 ATTN: Ms. Barbara Hinkle Telephone (206) 439-6606 LOCATIQ_ - In the Miller Creek and Des Moines Creek watersheds and in wetlands at the city of SeaTac, King County, Washington. WORK - Fill 7.38 acres of wetlands to construct an 8,500-foot parallel third runway west of the existing runways at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac), including fill of 5.46 acres of wetlands to construct the proposed third runway, and 1.92 acres of wetlands fill at on-site borrow sources. Fill 2.34 acres of wetlands to construct two new Runway Safety Areas (RSAs) on the north end of the existing runways. An additional 1.70 acres of fill will be placed in wetlands to construct the South Aviation Support Area (SASA) facilities for airport support and maintenance facilities 1 mile south of the existing terminal. Construction of the new RSA extensions and third runway would require relocation of South 154th Street and associated utilities. Full implementation…

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