TagHighline Community Plan(14)

This is a 1977 agenda memo from Don Shay, Chairman, calling a Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) meeting at Sea-Tac Airport on March 31, 1977. The meeting covered key airport development and community impact topics, including an Aircraft Noise Monitoring System, Acoustic Insulation Program, Relocation and Acquisition Program, and various facility developments such as a Fire Station, Air Cargo, and Postal Facility. Additional agenda items included the Weyerhaeuser Corporate Aviation Facility, Westside Landscaping, the Airport Open Use Zone, the Highline Community Plan, and an ATV Proposal, reflecting the joint planning efforts of the Port of Seattle and King County.

HIGHLINE COMMUNITIES PLAN Goals, Objectives, Policies February, 1976 The Highline Communities Plan is the second portion of c0mmunity planning activities in Highline. The initial phase, the Sea-Tac Communities Plan (STCP), is currently being considered for adoption by the Port of Seattle Commission and the King County Council (see the enclosed Sea-Tac Communities Plan hearing notice).

A planning document from January 1974 listing proposed neighborhood parks and trails in the Highline area. The document contains a numbered list of 29 potential park locations with details on proposed locations, acreage, priority levels, acquisition costs, and development status.