Highline Forum 220323 2021 StART Annual Report

want to especially recognize the 12 community representatives who each volunteered dozens of hours to learning, sharing knowledge, and advocating for the needs and desires of their neighbors and communities. Together, all of StART’s members, presenters, and observers, including the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), make this forum a powerful force for greater understanding and collaboration between SEA and the communities that surround the airport. was delighted to see everyone come back to the (virtual) table in 2021 after some challenges in earlier years. The new Steering Committee (composed of city representatives, Alaska Airlines, the FAA, and Port staff) played a key role in setting StART agendas and administering our new operating procedures. This new approach allowed procedural issues of concern to be arbitrated through collaborative dialogue, which expanded everyone’s sense of trust. Welcome & Summary Committed to Collaboration in 2022 am pleased to present this report on SEA Stakeholder Round Table’s (StART’s) 2021 activities on behalf of the city government officials, community representatives, Port staff, and airline representatives who make this collaboration successful. This report features a Summary of 2021 Activities (pgs. 4-7). Topics include a renewed culture of trust and collaboration, a new Steering Committee, pandemic and recovery, impact studies, and the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) process, as well as summaries of the topics explored by the Federal Policy and Aviation Noise Working Groups. An overview of each StART and Working Group meeting agenda is also included (pgs. 8-9). StART 2021 Annual Report | 3 Table of Contents…

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