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The City of Burien, Washington passed Resolution No. 495 on May 1, 2023, updating the structure and purpose of its Burien Airport Committee (BAC), an advisory body focused on Seattle-Tacoma International Airport issues. The resolution clarifies the BAC's role in advising the City Council on airport noise, harmful particulates, land use, traffic impacts, and related agreements with the Port of Seattle. It also adjusts committee membership rules, setting terms of two years for up to six resident and business representatives alongside one to three Councilmembers.

This document lists the voting and non-voting members of Washington State's Commercial Aviation Coordinating Commission, a body that includes representatives from airports, ports, airlines, trucking, freight, environmental groups, community organizations, and state agencies. Several voting positions — including seats for a county with two million or more residents, the freight forwarding industry, the trucking industry, and the Division of Aeronautics — are currently vacant. Non-voting members include state legislators, Department of Defense and Department of Transportation representatives, and regional planning organization officials from both eastern and western Washington.

The Burien Airport Committee held a meeting on October 18, 2022, via Zoom to address issues related to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and its impact on the surrounding community. Agenda items included a budget proposal to fund a community air filter event as part of the Climate Action Plan, updates from the SEA Stakeholder Advisory Round Table (StART), and federal legislative updates related to airport noise policy. The committee also reviewed its 2022 workplan and discussed the possibility of resuming in-person meetings.

The Burien Airport Committee held meetings in August and September 2022 to address issues related to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, including air pollution harms and mitigation strategies for Burien residents, and updates from the SEA Stakeholder Advisory Round Table (StART). The September 20, 2022 agenda featured a proposal by committee member Savannah Sly to educate the public on air pollution impacts, alongside a committee workplan review led by Mayor Sofia Aragon. Meetings were conducted via Zoom webinar due to ongoing COVID-19 emergency provisions, with public comment accepted by email, text, or live online participation.

This is an application form from the Washington State Office of the Governor, inviting citizens to apply for appointment to one of over 200 state boards and commissions. Applicants are asked to submit personal and contact information, employment history, references, and a current résumé to be considered for advisory or policy-setting roles in state government. The form was issued under Governor Christine O. Gregoire and can be submitted by mail or fax to the Governor's Olympia office.

This is a nomination form from the Washington State Office of the Governor used to recommend individuals for appointment to state boards and commissions. It collects the nominee's contact information, background, education, and demographic details, as well as a statement from the nominator explaining why the person should be considered. Completed forms can be submitted by mail, fax, or email to the Governor's Office in Olympia.

ABCx2, LLC submitted Invoice #1252 to Arlington County for $14,250.50, representing the final bill for Phase II consulting services related to airport noise analysis, including tasks such as a Fly Quiet Report, Volume 3 Report, NADP 1 vs. 2 Analysis, and community engagement activities. The project spanned April 2021 through February 2022, totaling 532.6 hours and $150,000 in consulting fees billed at $250 per hour across a team of consultants. The invoice was approved for payment on May 19, 2022, by Arlington County's Richard I. Roisman.

The Burien Airport Committee held a virtual meeting on July 21, 2020, discussing whether the city should rejoin the SeaTac Airport Stakeholder Advisory Roundtable (StART), with four options considered ranging from full re-engagement to creating an alternative forum. Key concerns included distrust of the Port, the FAA Regional Ombudsperson's exclusive availability through StART, and the decisions of neighboring cities Des Moines and Federal Way. The August 18, 2020 follow-up agenda continued this discussion alongside topics such as committee leadership, a BAC workplan, and flight path presentations.

The SEA Stakeholder Advisory Round Table (StART) 2020 Annual Report, presented by Port of Seattle staff and a consultant, outlines the group's activities and achievements for the year, including work by the Aviation Noise Working Group and the Federal Policy Working Group. The report covers 2020 highlights and accomplishments, facilitator reflections, and tentative priorities for 2021 meetings. StART serves as a community advisory forum focused on addressing aviation noise and related policy concerns at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.