TagConformity(37)

Our meeting on June 14, 1974, concerning the SeaTac/Communities Plan was helpful in clarifying some of the questions on the future progress of the study. One item of special concern to us is the determination of the most effective method of informing the citizens of the study conclusions and recommendations. During our meeting, differing views concerning this matter were expressed. We recommend that at least two or three public meetings be held at appropriate locations in the study area for purposes of providing the citizens with the study conclusions and recommendations prior to their presentations to the elected officials of the Port and King County. Perhaps the most effective format to use is to nave a panel involving both 8ppropri. ::~rp mAmh~'>r<:: nf tJ-"ll? u::~rj_ 0,JC::: t:itize!! CC'!!':!!!ittees ='.S ~·:e!.!. ='.S ~---- ____ _:: __ --- -~ ··-- ~- ---- - _-: ___ -: ••-.,/ - ---J ---••• .,.,•-•••--- ._. •••- ... .,- .._.4<..__ t""- _._._..,._.__ .... ..._.._,..,..,o.J ,_,_ ._.L.L- _.._o-.._41-.L.&.o.J. believe that it is also important that the citizens are afforded adequate opportunity to ask questions and provide comments at these meetings. Obviously, these public meetings should be well publicized prior to the meeting dates. The degree of the formality under which the meetings are conducted is a matter which should be thoroughly considered. We presume that a "dry run" of the presentations would be made prior to the actual meetings. Needless to say, we were disappointed that more citizens did not participate in the June 10-13 open house…