stcp draft land use committee SPLSP-SST20220827174604

DRAFT REPORT OF TilE LAND USE COMMITTEE SEA-TAC COMMUNITIE~ PLAN . ; ,. The assignment of the King County Pol icy Development Commission 1s Land Use Committee has been to monitor the Sea-Tac Communities ,Pian process and insure that appropriate levels of community involvement have been main- tained throughout. II. INTRODUCTION : A. PROJECTEftOBJECTIVES AND REQUIREMENTS In December of 1972, the Port of Seattle and King County applied for and received a grant of 640,000 dollars from the Fed era I Aviation Admi nistra- tion (FAA) to assist in the joint development of a master plan for the Sea-Ta,c International Airport and a companion plan for that portion of King County most directly affected by the Airport 1s presence and operation .. The following four . '. . . major objectives were identified: To concurrently develop a Comprehensive Master Plan for Sea- Tac International Airport and to develop an airport vicinity plan which together improved the relationships between the Airport and surrounding environs. To incorporate detailed environmental inventories into the study such that all relevant environmental factors are assured full and careful consideration. ) .. .. To proceed in a manner which fully addresses the advantages and disadvantages associated with each and every potential viable plan alternative and provide {or adequate public involvement in all such deliberation. To develop {ina/ recommendations soundly based on all pertinent technical, economic, social, environmental and financial factors, which provide {or the adoption of specific implementation policies on behalf of the Port of Seattle, King…

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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 [...]