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A promotional/order card from National Academy Press, publisher for The National Academies (National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine, National Research Council). The card advertises their website www.nap.edu and references item number AR 664467, offering a 20% discount on additional copies ordered online. -
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Hessel Fetterman CD cover
A CD jewel case bearing the logo of Helsell Fetterman, A Limited Liability Partnership, containing a disc labeled TRN0009056600.PDF. A sticky note on the case is stamped 'RECEIVED 8-6-03 HELSELL FETTERMAN,' indicating the disc was received by that law firm on August 6, 2003. -
Seatac Airport A Better Neighbor Now In Spite Of Embattled Past, Former Adversaries Say
In the 1970s, residents near the flight paths headed into and out of SeaTac Airport and its two runways complained to the Port of Seattle that the constant movement of jets overhead posed a serious disruption to life and a hazard to health. Now, almost 50 years on, with a larger airport, newer planes and -
Kroll’s King-Pierce Counties Quadrangle No. 838
A detailed black-and-white street map published by Kroll Map Company, Inc. of Seattle, Washington, covering the area surrounding Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac). The map shows surrounding communities including Burien, Tukwila, Normandy Park, Des Moines, SeaTac, and Kent, along with road networks, neighborhood names, and the airport footprint. -
Index to Box15
An index document listing contents of Box 15, containing videotapes of various public meetings and hearings from 2000-2001. Includes KIRO 7 news coverage, Army Corps of Engineers public hearing, hydrology study workshops, NPDES permit modification meetings, and Miller Creek wetlands/migratory birds documentation. -
ACC Water District #54 Des-Moines Creek SEPA 2000
Aerial map showing the Des Moines Creek Regional Capital Improvement Project, depicting infrastructure elements including Northwest Ponds (Cells 1 and 2), Tyee Pond, Tyee Diversion Pipe, Outlet Control Structure, Berms A and B, Bypass Pipe, and connections to existing pipes. The map legend identifies existing wetland channel reconstruction, excavation cells, berms, new bypass pipe, Tyee diversion pipe, and existing pipe, with streets S. 196th St., S. 200th St., and 11th Ave S. visible. -
2022-09-12Brief analysis of Pollution Control Hearings Board’s ruling on the Sea–Tac Airport’s Section 402 water pollution permit
The Pollution Control Hearings Board ruled largely in favor of community groups ACC and CASE in their challenge to Sea-Tac Airport's water pollution permit, ordering stricter wastewater treatment standards and rejecting most of the Port's appeals. Key victories included requiring the airport to meet long-overdue water quality standards for its industrial wastewater discharged into Puget Sound, mandating improved toxicity testing during de-icing season, and directing a professional wetlands analysis of Lake Reba. Of the seven final directives issued by the Board, six favored the community appellants and only one favored the Port. -
2022-09-12Tabulation of the number of comments received on an issue throughout the permit review process
This document tabulates public comments received during a permit review process, likely related to a construction or development project near Sea-Tac Airport. A total of 509 individuals opposed the permit, while 101 supported it, with additional concerns raised across topics including MSE wall integrity, wetlands, hydrology, air and noise pollution, and airport/aircraft safety. The index identifies specific commenters — ranging from environmental consultants to aviation industry groups — and maps each comment to a designated paragraph number for formal review response.