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Letter to Port Of Seattle: Petition to Establish South 216th Street as Southern Terminus of Interim Land Acquisition

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A January 30, 1974 letter submitted to David M. Des Voigne of the Port of Seattle presents a petition signed by more than 80 property owners requesting that South 216th Street be established as the southern boundary of an interim land acquisition project near Sea-Tac Airport, bounded by 24th Ave. S. to the east and proposed Highway 509 to the west. The petitioners sought to remove the most severely noise-impacted residences from the expanded clear zone. The letter also cites FAA policy under the Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970, which encourages land acquisition to accommodate both current and long-term airport development needs.

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January 30, 1974 letter and petition submitted to David M. Des Voigne of Port Of Seattle for the public hearing on the Environmental Impact Statement and FAA proposed project. Over 80 property owner signatures petition Port Of Seattle Commissioners to establish South 216th Street as the southern terminus of the interim land acquisition, with 24th Ave. S. as the East boundary and proposed SR-509 as the West boundary. Cites the expanded clear zone, noise-impacted residences, and FAA eligibility policy under the Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970, including ADAP (Airport Development Aid Program) provisions for land acquisition. References Des Moines News, September 12, 1973.

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