TagExpert Arbitration Panel(32)
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1996-01-01PSRC Archives Box 1317: Administration Subject Files, 1992–1996
This archival record (Box 1317, CID 10992) from the Port of Seattle's Administration office covers documents related to airport litigation, noise reduction, and policy from 1992 to 1996. Contents include correspondence with executive board members, legal memos on noise panel decisions, Port of Seattle resolutions, noise monitoring data, and materials sent to arbitration panel members regarding noise reduction measures at Sea-Tac Airport. The collection also contains environmental impact statements, runway litigation records, and studies on the effects of aircraft noise on nearby communities. -
1996-01-01
PSRC Archives Box 1317: Administration Subject Files, 1992–1996
Archives and storage record for Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) Administration Department Subject Files, Box 1317 (CID 10992, Box No. 01285), prepared by Angie Daniels, covering 1992–1996. Contents include Airport Litigation Documents; correspondence received for PSRC Executive Board Members (April–July 1996); Memo from Bricklin/Gendler LLP to PSRC Exec Board re Legal/Financial Implications of Noise Panel -
1995-07-05Archive Record 1323: Airport Litigation Documents and RCAA Reports, 1995
This archival record (Box 1323) from the Port of Seattle's Administration office contains airport litigation documents related to Sea-Tac Airport noise issues from 1995. The materials include memos and attachments from Clare Impett covering topics such as RCAA reports, condensed transcripts, aircraft noise group submissions, and expert panel materials for arbitration on demand/system management and noise reduction. Also included is a methodology document for measuring and predicting aircraft noise levels at Sea-Tac Airport, stored at the Washington State Archives. -
1995-07-05
Archive Record 1323: Airport Litigation Documents and RCAA Reports, 1995
This is an Archives and Storage record (CID 10998, Box 01291) from the Port of Seattle Administration office, prepared by Angie Daniels, containing 1995 Airport Litigation Documents related to Sea-Tac Airport noise issues. Contents include memos and attachments from Clare Impett covering RCAA reports, condensed transcripts, aircraft noise group submittals, expert panel materials, and methodology for measurement and prediction of aircraft noise levels, as well as faxes from Jerry Dinndorf regarding Demand/System Management and Noise Reduction Expert Arbitration Panel Members. -
1995-01-01Box 1323: Airport Litigation Documents — RCAA Report and Correspondence, 1995
This archival box (Box No. 01291, Title 1323) from the Administration office contains Airport Litigation Documents dating from 1995, prepared by Angie Daniels. The contents include memos, attachments, faxes, and condensed transcripts from Clare Impett and Jerry Dinndorf related to RCAA reports, aircraft noise group resubmittals, expert arbitration panel materials, and Sea-Tac Airport capacity plan updates and citizen correspondence. The records are classified under the Dept Subject Files series and cover key dates between April and October 1995. -
1995-01-01
Box 1323: Airport Litigation Documents — RCAA Report and Correspondence, 1995
A Soutron LMS database record entry dated 7/31/26 for archival box number 01291, historical box number 1323, assigned to the Office of Record 'Administration,' prepared by Angie Daniels, with a description noting '1995.' The record is part of the Content & Record: Archives and Storage classification under Function: General. -
1994-01-01Archive Record 1318: Expert Arbitration Panel Audio Tapes and MSA Coordinating Committee Files, 1994–1996
This archival box (Box No. 01286, Historical ID 1318) contains records from the Puget Sound Regional Council's Administration office spanning 1994–1996, related to airport litigation and noise policy at Sea-Tac Airport. The materials include Expert Arbitration Panel audio tapes, meeting minutes, procedural and final orders, and MSA Coordinating Committee correspondence and agendas covering topics such as Phase II noise issues, demand/system management, and compliance reporting. The records are stored at the Washington State Archives and were prepared by Angie Daniels. -
1994-01-01
Archive Record 1318: Expert Arbitration Panel Audio Tapes and MSA Coordinating Committee Files, 1994–1996
Administrative finding aid for archival box 1318 (CID 10993, Box No. 01286), prepared by Angie Daniels for the Administration Office of Record, covering 1994–1996 records related to Sea-Tac Airport noise litigation. Contents include Expert Arbitration Panel audio tapes, MSA Coordinating Committee agendas and correspondence, and arbitration panel orders on noise issues including a Final Decision on Noise Issues dated 3/27/96 and Phase II Noise preliminary orders. -
1994-01-01Archive Box 1319: MSA Expert Panel Correspondence, Port Of Seattle Noise Management Reports, and Airport Litigation Documents (1994–1996)
This archival box (Historical Box No. 1319) contains administrative records from 1994–1996 related to Sea-Tac Airport noise and site planning, including MSA Expert Panel correspondence, airport litigation documents, Puget Sound Regional Council feasibility study materials, and Port of Seattle Noise Management Reports. The files document working group meetings, legal correspondence, executive board decisions, and public hearing review packets connected to major supplementary feasibility studies and land use/noise compatibility planning. Records are held at the Washington State Archives. -
1994-01-01
Archive Box 1319: MSA Expert Panel Correspondence, Port Of Seattle Noise Management Reports, and Airport Litigation Documents (1994–1996)
This is an archival catalog record (CID 10994, Box 01287, Historical Box 1319) from the Port of Seattle Administration, prepared by Angie Daniels. It documents Dept Subject Files covering 1994–1996, including MSA (Major Supplementary Airport) feasibility studies, Puget Sound Regional Council airport site screening, Sea-Tac Far Part 150 land use/noise compatibility planning, expert panel correspondence, and exec board meetings on airport/noise topics.