The Sea-Tac Communities Plan outlines strategies to improve compatibility between Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and surrounding neighborhoods, focusing on water quality, drainage, and land use. Key programs include public acquisition of noise-impacted residential areas for open space and recreation, conversion of single-family zones to higher-density or commercial uses, and reinforcement of existing neighborhoods through noise remedy and infrastructure improvements. The plan also addresses environmental concerns such as stream protection, holding pond systems for stormwater management, and pollution control near Miller and Des Moines Creeks.Open full document
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This document is a summary brochure for the Sea-Tac Communities Plan, jointly produced by the Port of Seattle and King County. It outlines key policies and programs for water quality improvement in the Miller and Des Moines Creek basins, airport development goals and requirements for Sea-Tac International Airport, and community development strategies including acquisition, conversion, and reinforcement areas to achieve compatibility between the airport and surrounding communities.
