TAC – Sea-Tac Noise Exposure Forecast Update Meeting Minutes

We believe the following record to be an· accurate summary of the meeting's discussions. ole will -appreciate notification of exceptions to this record within days of its receipt. Failing such notification we will consider this a state- ment of fact in which you con'cur. TO: Technical Advisory Committee ..... FROM: Study Staff SUBJECT: Sea-Tac Noise Exposure Forecast Update Technical Advisory Committee Meeting Attending: ,~ TAC Members Bob Nelson, P.A.C. Jerry Patterson, Harbor Airlines Paul Bray, Highline Public Schools Virginia Dana, P.A.C. James McLaughlin, Air Line Pilots Association Bill Holstine, Riverton Heights Marian MacKenzie, Zone 3 Pete Breysse, Dept. of Environmental Health, U of W Marsha Huebner, City of Des Moines Noel Peart, The Boeing Company Robert Jones, Washington Pilots Association George Saito, F.A.A. Port of Seattle Staff Oris Dunham Dawson Alexander Joe Sims Ed Parks •Jody Yamanaka Bob Wells Others ..., ... Hugh Parry, The Parry Company Joan Parry, The Parry Company Georgette Valle, State Representative Kevin Patterson, Highline Times - Dennis Ossenkop, F.A.A. Ed Parks, Study Manager for the Noise / Exposure Forecast Update, opened the meeting at 7:10 P.M. He described the background of the study, the scope of work, the study team, organization, and the responsibilities of the Technical Advisory Committee. Total costs of the study were estimated to be approximately $80,000, of which $55,000 will come from the Federal Aviation Administration, Planning Grant Program. A preliminary schedule was presented which indicated completiun of the study by July, 1981. Study progress was summarized by Jody Yamanaka. The…

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