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Community members from Sea-Tac area neighborhoods gathered at Meeting #3 to identify local assets worth preserving—including trees, parks, historic routes, natural streams, and unique communities like Seahurst—and to voice concerns about poor planning, airport noise, and lack of public services. Residents called for comprehensive planning, revised building codes, tax incentives for aesthetically pleasing development, and stronger government action to protect green spaces and waterfront access. Frustration with the Port of Seattle's unresponsiveness to community input on noise and development issues was a recurring theme across multiple neighborhood groups.

King County Department of Assessments area information report for Assessment Roll Area 096, covering Burien and Des Moines, Washington. The report describes boundaries, area description, and four sub-areas: Sub Area 1 (southwest of Sea-Tac Airport, within SeaTac and Des Moines/Burien city limits, near Hwy 99 and I-5, Angle Lake Station); Sub Area 2 (downtown Burien,

This document contains the contract plans for the Lake to Sound Trail – Segment C in SeaTac, Washington, covering the trail corridor from S 200th Street to the 8th Avenue S / Des Moines Memorial Drive intersection in King County. The project, managed by the King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks, includes engineering drawings for trail construction elements such as boardwalks, drainage, signage, and intersection improvements within the city limits of SeaTac and Burien. The conformed drawings, dated November 2021, were prepared by Parametrix engineering and reflect updates from project addenda.

This King County map document shows the planned alignment for Segment C of the Lake to Sound Trail, a recreational trail corridor connecting Burien and SeaTac. The 100% alignment, dated March 2021, traces the trail route along Des Moines Memorial Drive and through residential areas near Des Moines Creek, terminating near Des Moines Creek Park at S 200th Street. The map was produced by King County's Department of Natural Resources and Parks, Parks and Recreation Division.

These Accounts Payable Vendor Master List records from the City of Burien, Washington, document payments made to the Airport Communities Coalition (ACC) between 2002 and 2004, totaling over $547,000 across the three years. The payments, drawn primarily from account 001-03-513-11-41-41C, represent quarterly and annual contributions related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy advocacy and community planning efforts. Additional charges cover technical work such as Miller Creek Basin Plan modeling and review services.

This October 2020 Seattle-Tacoma International Airport report tracks the average daily number of Horizon Air Q400 turboprop flights making a westbound 250-degree turn over Burien during full north-flow operating days. Data covering July and August of both 2019 and 2020 shows a modest upward trend, with monthly averages ranging from 16 flights per day in summer 2019 to 19 flights per day in August 2020. The document was likely produced in response to community noise concerns about aircraft overflights in the Burien area.