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2026-05-22
SAMP – the unsustainable airport master plan
Advocacy flyer from Sea-Tac Noise.Info opposing the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP), characterizing it as the 'UnSustainable Airport Master Plan' and warning of one-third more flights, noise, and pollution with no mitigation or compensation. The flyer directs the public to subscribe at stni.info/samp/ and notes that public comment opens May 22, 2026. -
2026-05-19
Public portal • civicclerk
Public portal • civicclerk HTML document for the CivicClerk Public Portal web application. Contains basic page structure with multiple div containers for clerk embed features including simple, subscription, sidebar, filter, and listing components. Requires JavaScript to function properly. -
2026-05-14
Advisory council meeting agenda
Advisory Council meeting agenda for May 14, 2026, including land acknowledgement, approval of March minutes, strategic plan updates, and discussion of council roles in supporting strategic plan delivery. The meeting includes alignment and assessment activities followed by new business items. -
2026-04-22
Burien Planning Commission Agenda (North of NERA)
This document is an agenda for a Burien, Washington Planning Commission meeting scheduled for April 22, 2026, covering local land-use and zoning topics such as a North of NERA Rezoning Study Session and a briefing on converting existing buildings into residential units. It does not contain content related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy. The meeting was open to the public in person at Burien City Hall or virtually via Zoom. -
2026-04-22
Burien Planning Commission Agenda (North of NERA)
This document is an agenda for a Burien, Washington Planning Commission meeting scheduled for April 22, 2026, covering local land-use and zoning topics such as a North of NERA Rezoning Study Session and a briefing on converting existing buildings into residential units. It does not contain content related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy. The meeting was open to the public in person at Burien City Hall or virtually via Zoom. -
2026-04-01
2030 climate action plan
The City of Boston’s 2030 Climate Action Plan outlines strategies to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, improve climate resilience, and advance environmental justice. The plan integrates greenhouse gas reduction and resilience measures while targeting health, justice, and quality-of-life outcomes for Boston residents. -
2026-04-01
2030 climate action plan
The City of Boston’s 2030 Climate Action Plan outlines strategies to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, improve climate resilience, and advance environmental justice. The plan integrates greenhouse gas reduction and resilience measures while targeting health, justice, and quality-of-life outcomes for Boston residents. -
2026-03-09
Celebrating “Herstories”
March 10, 2026 Written in 2021; updated March 2026 To celebrate Women’s History Month, the Port is highlighting some of the women who have made (and are still making!) history at the Port of Seattle. With these “herstories” the Port is celebrating just a few of those women who made essential contributions to the Port -
2026-01-06
King County Department of Community & Environmental Development Parks Division: Neighborhood Park Site Selection and Activities Preference Questionnaire
Questionnaire from King County Department of Community & Environmental Development, Parks Division, W226 King County Courthouse, Seattle, Washington 98104, sent to King County residents soliciting preferences on neighborhood park site selection and development activities. References the Forward Thrust bond issue of 1968, which approved an average of $70,000 per site for acquisition and development. Defines -
2026-01-06
King County Department of Community & Environmental Development Parks Division: Neighborhood Park Site Selection and Activities Preference Questionnaire
A King County Parks Division questionnaire sent to residents seeking input on the selection and development of a new neighborhood park, funded by the 1968 Forward Thrust bond issue with a budget of $70,000 per site. Residents were asked to rank preferred park activities such as pathways, sandboxes, nature trails, and play areas, as well as future recreational facilities like baseball fields and tennis courts. The form also invited residents to volunteer for a citizen's advisory committee involved in the park planning process.