STCP Draft Revisions Feb 1975 0001

a joint effort of tre pat of s6attle and kiN county TO: HOLDERS OF SEA-TAC COMMUNITIES PLAN WORKING DRAFTS Attached are additional pages to be added to your copy of the Sea-Tac Communities Plan Working Draft . Please insert pages by section (lower left) and page (1ower center) . Section 4.2.2, page 2-1 replaces an incorrect map and Section 4.2.3, page 3 replaces an incomplete page , CommunityChapter 6.2 , Noise Remedies , and Chapter 6 Development Programs , are complete revisions . Both should be given priority attention for your review q• wt of seattle • p.o. box 1209 • seattle washington 98111 • tel: (2CE) 587-3316 P IIlIIE COMPLETE RBViS:LOa Feb ,49 ::Lg 75 + a 4.2.3 ECONOMY AND EMPLOYMENT INCOME LEVELS: Median family income varies from a low of $3,600 in census tract 265 (White Center public housing) to $18, 700 in tract 286 (Normandy Park) . In genel: a1 , highest income levels prevail in the bank of residential develop– ment overlooking or close to Puget Sound , where view amenities are abundant , and in the more recently developed areas located south of the airport . Lowest income levels are in the vicinity of White Center and in the northeast portion of the studY area , along the slopes facing the Duwamish Valley and on the floor of the valley itself . As it might be expected , the lower-income areas also have the highest incidence of persons and families receiving public assistance as well…

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Call to order – Roll Call – Quorum Established – Land Acknowledgement We would like to acknowledge that our Agency operates in four present-day counties, which are the traditional lands of the Coast Salish people, past and present. This acknowledgement does not take the place of authentic relationships with indigenous communities in our jurisdiction and [...]