Scoping Comments, Pending Part 150 Study At Seattle Tacoma 20100220 Mx 2616n 20220823 170841

Scoping comments, pending Part 150 study at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport February 2010 1. Introduction; purpose. 1.1 Identity of commenter. These are the scoping comments of the Regional Commission on Airport Affairs, as to the pending Part 150 study at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. See Attachment 1 for more information about the Regional Commission on Airport Affairs 1.2 Subject-matter of comments. Staff at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport have invited the public to attend a workshop on 24 February 2010, & among other matters, the public has been invited to assist in the scoping of the pending Part 150 study. We accept that invitation & submit the following comments, which are based for the most part on our perusal of the following: The Scope of Work provided by Airport staff as part of the request for statements of qualification from consultants wishing to work on the study The Scope of Work agreed to between Airport staff and the firm of Landrum & Brown, in the contract ("services agreement") by which the Port of Seattle has employed Landrum & Brown as lead consultants for the study (6 November 2009). · Slide show presentation at the initial meeting of the Port-selected Technical Review Committee for the study (19 January 2010) Slide show presentation for the workshop to be held on 24 February 2010, as published on the special website created for the study by Landrum & Brown The agenda for the workshop of24 February, as published on the study website News releases & announcements from the…

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