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This document is a Land Capacity Analysis Methodology Report prepared as part of SeaTac's 2044 Comprehensive Plan update, focusing on housing and jobs growth targets rather than airport noise policy. It outlines SeaTac's requirement to accommodate 5,900 new housing units and 14,810 new jobs between 2019 and 2044, with housing targets broken down by income levels based on King County's Area Median Income (AMI). The report addresses affordable housing planning requirements under Washington State law, including provisions for permanent supportive housing and emergency housing for vulnerable populations.

This document is Chapter 5 of the City of SeaTac's Comprehensive Plan, covering Housing and Human Services. It assesses local housing needs, demographics, housing costs, land capacity for new development, and racially disparate impacts of housing policies through 2044. The report also establishes housing growth targets and evaluates policy options to address affordability and equity challenges in the city.

This document is Chapter 4 of SeaTac's Envision SeaTac 2044 Comprehensive Plan, focusing on the Neighborhoods Element Background Report. It describes SeaTac's nine residential neighborhoods, noting challenges such as limited street connectivity, lack of sidewalks, and only one functional neighborhood business node (McMicken Heights). The report outlines the city's Citywide Growth Strategy, which prioritizes healthy, equitable, and complete neighborhoods with access to goods, services, transportation, and open spaces over the next twenty years.