TagGina Marie Lindsey(5)
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1997-09-04City of SeaTac 1997 Interlocal Agreement ILA with Port Of Seattle
★ 32The original Interlocal Agreement (ILA) between the Port of Seattle and the City of SeaTac. -
2014-11-07FAA determination pursuant to 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 161 – LAWA Application for easterly Stage 3 aircraft departure restrictions at LAX
Federal Aviation Administration’s decision disapproving Los Angeles World Airports’ application to restrict and penalize certain easterly Stage 3 aircraft departures from Los Angeles International Airport between midnight and 6:30AM. The FAA found that while LAWA’s application met three of six statutory conditions, all conditions must be satisfied for approval. -
2002-10-20EXH AR012984: Declaration of Gina Marie Lindsey — STIA Director, PCHB No. 01-0133
Declaration of Gina Marie Lindsey, Director of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (STIA) since September 1993, submitted in Pollution Control Hearings Board (PCHB) Case No. 01-0133, Airport Communities Coalition v. Department of Ecology and Port of Seattle. Lindsey describes STIA deficiencies including airside delays during poor weather, inadequate parking, inadequate road access for south airport traffic, and -
2000-05-02EXH AR023720: Email Chain — Martha Choe to John Savich, Third Runway Coordination
In a May 2, 2000 email exchange regarding Sea-Tac Airport runway issues, Martha Choe updates John Savich on her efforts to coordinate between key stakeholders, noting she has spoken with Joe and attempted to reach Tom but received no response. She has arranged a meeting tentatively scheduled for May 16 at 2pm, bringing together the Governor's office, the Port, AWB, and unions to help move the runway matter forward. John had suggested that a high-level commitment to major milestones between DOE's Tom F. and Gina Marie was needed to give existing deadlines real weight. -
2000-04-24EXH AR023713: Email Lindsey to Martha C. (Ecology) — Permit Challenges & Stormwater Master Plan Review
In an April 2000 email, Port of Seattle executive Gina Marie Lindsey updates a Washington State Department of Ecology contact about the status of the Port's stormwater permit application related to a Comprehensive Stormwater Master Plan. She explains that while the environmental work quality was deemed strong, the submittal needed to be reformatted to meet King County's review standards rather than DOE's, with a revised package due May 5 and a County final review expected by mid-June. Lindsey also addresses concerns about potential 'piecemealing' of the permit process and expresses concern about the lengthy timeline given the County reviewer's limited weekly hours for the project.