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Sea-Tac Airport Impact Study 2018
You can find the current draft report here. The Washington State Legislature enacted Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill (ESSB) 6032 during the 2018 regular session. •The Washington State Legislature formally asked Commerce on 3/21/2018 to complete a study that evaluates the current and on-going impacts of the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. •Commerce must implement provisions of Sections -
2009-03-10EXH AR-20090310-01: Archival Box Contents List — Community, Trade, & Economic Development Executive Subject Files, 1995–2002
This archival box contents list from Washington State's Division of Archives & Records Management documents Executive Subject Files from the Department of Community, Trade, and Economic Development, covering the years 1995–2002. The files span a wide range of topics including trade missions, legislative matters, economic development initiatives, and regional partnerships, but contain no records specifically related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy. Researchers seeking Sea-Tac noise policy materials may need to consult alternative record series or agencies. -
2009-03-10EXH AR-20090310-01: Archival Box Contents List — Community, Trade, & Economic Development Executive Subject Files, 1995–2002
Archival Box Contents List (Accession Number AR-20090310-01) received by Kifowit on 3/10/2009, transmitted by Shelly Schoening from the Washington State Department of Community, Trade, & Economic Development, EXECUTIVE/Director sub-division. Documents three archival boxes (location 2A B-2-3) containing Executive Subject Files dated 1995–2002 and 1998–2002. Box 1 contents include files on British Columbia Corridor, Brownfield’s Revolving -
2008-02-06EXH AR20080206-10: Archival Box Contents List — Community, Trade, & Economic Development Executive Subject Files, 1994–2002
This document is an archival box contents list from the Washington State Division of Archives & Records Management, cataloging Executive Subject Files from the Community, Trade, & Economic Development agency covering the years 1994–2002. The files include records related to strategic planning, Governor's performance agreements, rural economic development, trade missions, and various state programs. The records were received by the archives on February 6, 2008, and transmitted by Deputy Director Debra Rhinehart. -
2008-02-06EXH AR20080206-10: Archival Box Contents List — Community, Trade, & Economic Development Executive Subject Files, 1994–2002
Division of Archives & Records Management Archival Box Contents List, accession number AR-20080206-10, received 2/6/2008 by Kifowit, transmitted by Debra Rhinehart from the Community, Trade, & Economic Development agency, Executive/Deputy Director office. Location 2A A-26-3, Boxes 1–2, covering Executive Subject Files dated 1994–2002 with barcodes 608469 and 608468. Contents include Strategic Plan/Balanced Scorecard, CDB9/Lrah8/HUD108 Community -
2001-05-30Archival Box Contents List: Commerce, Trade & Economic Development — Publications and Official Correspondence
These are archival box contents lists from the Washington Secretary of State's Division of Archives & Records Management, documenting records transferred from the Department of Commerce, Trade & Economic Development between 2001 and 2002. The boxes contain publications and correspondence related to Growth Management, Environmental planning, and a newsletter titled 'Progress,' covering dates ranging from 1960 to 2003. Note: these records do not appear to contain content directly related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy. -
2001-05-30Archival Box Contents List: Commerce, Trade & Economic Development — Publications and Official Correspondence
Division of Archives & Records Management Archival Box Contents Lists for Washington State Department of Commerce, Trade & Economic Development. Accession 01-A-209 (received DWH, 5/30/01, location Lo W-22-1, Box 1) contains Public Relations publications: Growth Management (1997), Growth Management – Strategic Plan (1993), Environment 2010 (1989), Overview Pamphlet (2002), GM Act & Related Laws (2002), -
1998-12-01The Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998: U.S. Copyright Office summary
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), signed into law in October 1998, is a federal copyright law divided into five titles that address online copyright protection, treaty implementation, and related digital issues. It creates new prohibitions against bypassing digital copy-protection technologies and tampering with copyright management information, while also limiting the liability of online service providers for copyright infringement. Note: This document concerns federal copyright law and does not contain information related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy.