Sea-Tac Communities Plan: An invitation to the initial community meetings

The Sea-Tac Communities Plan was a federally funded, eighteen-month study sponsored by King County and the Port of Seattle to assess noise, air, and water quality impacts from Sea-Tac Airport and develop an airport master plan and land-use/zoning plan for surrounding neighborhoods. The Environmental Development Commission invited residents, community clubs, and local interest groups to participate in initial public meetings held at Highline and Thomas Jefferson High Schools in March. A central goal of the plan was to maximize citizen involvement in both the development and implementation of policies shaping the future of Sea-Tac Airport and its neighboring communities.

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An official public notice inviting citizens to participate in the Sea-Tac Communities Plan, a project sponsored by the Port of Seattle and King County with financial assistance from the Federal Aviation Administration. The document announces two initial community meetings at Highline High School and Thomas Jefferson High School, and outlines the agenda covering study introduction, management, process, personnel, community involvement, and Q&A. The plan involves an eighteen-month project to study noise, air, and water quality to develop an airport master plan and land-use/zoning plan for the Sea-Tac vicinity.

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