Sea-Tac Communities Plan: An invitation to participate

This document is an invitation from the Port of Seattle and King County for community members to participate in the Sea-Tac Communities Plan, an 18-month federally funded study initiated by the Federal Aviation Administration. The plan aimed to address noise, air, and water quality issues related to Sea-Tac Airport operations, and to develop an airport master plan and land-use zoning plan for surrounding neighborhoods. Initial public meetings were scheduled in March at Highline High School and Thomas Jefferson High School, with a strong emphasis on citizen involvement throughout the planning process.

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An invitation from the Port of Seattle and King County’s Department of Community Development and Environmental Development Commission to participate in the Sea-Tac Communities Plan, an 18-month federally funded study on noise, air, and water quality around Sea-Tac Airport. The document outlines initial community meetings scheduled at Highline High School and Thomas Jefferson High School, along with an agenda for the meetings. A second page details the four study objectives and the organizational structure of the planning effort, including coordination, environmental studies, community planning, and community involvement tracks.

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