noise remedy update jackson 022284 SPL-SP-SST

Re: Airport Noise Remedy Update--Jackson International Airport Thank you for your comments on the schedule and scope of the proposed noise remedy programs of land acquisition, purchase assurance and sound insulation. All of the comments received have been compiled and reviewed by Port of Seattle staff. The Port Commission will next be briefed on the study's progress at the Staff Review Session which follows the regularly scheduled February 28, 1984 Commission meeting. The meeting will start at 2:00 p.m. and will be held in the third floor Commission Chambers of the Bell Street Terminal, 2201 Alaskan Way. The start of the Staff Review Session will be dependent on the length of .the regularly scheduled Commission meeting. No recommendations or actions by the Commission are anticipated at such briefing sessions. A sub committee of the Project's Technical Working Committee has suggested that the Consultant's recommended boundaries for purchase assurance and land acquisition be enlarged to include 275 additional residences in purchase assurance and 44 additional residences in land acquisition. This recommendations will be reviewed by the Port, the FAA and consultants. Another item of interest to be discussed is the concept of a demonstration on "pilot" project convening the options available in the proposed "purchase assurance" program area. ' ' February 22, 1984 Page 2 If you should have any questions please feel free to call Ms. Janet Bowlin, Community Involvement Coordinator (382-332a) or myself (382-3331). Sincerely, 0.~ Project Director Airport Noise Remedy Update 3032p Attachment cc: Ljungren, Taylor RECOMMENDATIONS FOR…

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