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Proposal to move Boeing headquarters to west side of airport noise buffer property from Sea-Tac Communities Plan

Letter from Puget Sound Council of Governments requesting public comment on the draft Regional Airport System Plan 1980-2000, which includes recommendations for airport expansion and construction of a new industrial/commuter airport in the King-Snohomish service area. Comments were to be reviewed by the King Subregional Council in March 1981.

Letter from Port of Seattle Policy Advisory Committee Chairman Oris Dunham to Virginia Dana providing status update on the Airport Open Use (AOU) classification in King County Zoning Ordinance. The letter explains the AOU classification’s purpose for economic development near airports and community concerns that led to a recommendation for deletion from the Highline Area

3. This Conditional Use Permit shall be null and void unless the parking lot improvements are made within one year from the effective date of this action. ORDERED this 25th day of November, 1980. ' • ' ·~ l ' L ......____ '> ) !.. .._. - · Q ~ TRANSMITTED this 26th day of November, 1980, to the following parties of record: James C. Scott Dr. James E. Jennings Virginia Dana Lloyd A. Peterson Tamiko Brown Carol E. Liedke Code Enforcement Zoning & Subdivision Examiner Action of the Zoning Adjustor may be appealed in writing by any aggrieved party to the King County Zoning and Subdivision Examiner. Appeals, together with appeal arguments as required by King County Ordinance No. 4461, must be filed within ten (10) days from the date of this transmittal, and submitted to the Building and Land Development Division addressed as follows: IB: jf Building & Land Development Division 450 King County Administration Building Seattle, WA 98104

Official response letter from King County Department of Planning and Community Development to Virginia E. Dana regarding her complaint on Motion 80-75-C, assigned case numbers 80-547 and 80-549. The letter outlines the complaint processing procedure including property ownership research, owner notification, and follow-up actions to ensure code compliance. Glendale Junior High 1201 S 104th St,

A memo from King County Planning Division regarding the proposed Highline Area Zoning designed to implement the land use portion of the Highline Communities Plan adopted in 1977. The memo announces preparation of a supplemental draft Environmental Impact Statement and future transmission to County Council for adoption.

Corrections and errata for the Highline Zoning Plan, including amendments to proposed area zoning maps and documents. Contains specific zoning corrections for various locations including changes to RM-2400, RM-900-P, and other zoning designations.

Letter from Zone 3 aircraft noise impacted community residents to King County Council expressing opposition to plans for North Sea-Tac Park recreation area. Residents list 10 reasons for their opposition including safety concerns, noise issues, and preference for property acquisition and noise remedy programs first.

J©ngejan - Gerrard - McNeal, inc., PS. [ r .[ [ [ ['': ( F [ f [ [ [ [ [ Port of Seattle Port of Seattle Executive DIrector Mr. Richard D. Ford Port Commissioners Merle D. Adlum Jack S. Block Pau1 S. Friedlander Henry L. Kotk ins Henry T. Simonson Planning and Research Department Dawson A1 exander , Acting Director Ed Parks , Project Manager King County King County Executive Mr. John Spe11man King County Council Pau1 Barden Bob Greive Gary Grant Bruce Laing Lois North Scott Blair Ruby Chow TVb aRt / ni,iAn Bill' Reams King County Department of Planning and Comnuni ty Development Jack Lynch , Director Karen Rahm, Planning Division Manager Jim Webster, Parks Division Manager Harold Robertson, Community Planning Supervisor Davd Baugh, Comnunity Planner King County Design Corrm iss jon FAA - Northwest Region Robert Brown 9 Chief , Airports Division George Saito, Planner Steering Committee Lee Atwood, Chairman Peggy Rus , Secretary Dot:tie Harper, Subcommittee Chairwoman Master Planning Teain Jonge gan{gerrard/McNea1 ) Inc. 1 P. S . - Landscape Architects David McNeal , Princ{pal- In-Charge Janis Snoey, Site Planning/Text7Graph lcs Wendy Anderson , SIte Inventory/GraphIcs Towne, Richards & Chaudiere - Acoustica1 Engineers Roy Richards '’ Rldenour9 Cochran & Lewis - Consu1 ting ArchItects Hi 11 iam Ridenour - Jongejan (;errarc! Mc:Neal 2:+ 1 O:Ir(i Aven lie Northeast Bel it'vut'. Wash rn Eton 98004 (206) 454 572:1January 3, 1980 Mr. Arthur H. Yoshloka Director, Planning and Research Port of Seattle P.0. Box 1209 Seattle,…

THE FIVE YEAR C~PitAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM FOR THE HIGHL..;INE AREA .. ·' ' " :: :;~ ·-. .•- -....:..." ~ .. ~:~;,.( · ..;:. .· .. " ~ ; ·~ Finance Committee King County E nvironmentol Development Commission f " .. ' j ) 1 ... $T . ' "' Join us in discussing this r e port Wed n e s ~a y February 13 7: 0 0 p.m. , at H i g hI i n e High School cafetorium 225 South 152nd, Burien .. , • KING COUNTY'S CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM As it relates to the Highline Area INTRODUCTION This report has been prepared as part of an Environmental Development Commission and King County Government program to provide the public with coordinated information on the improve- ment projects tentatively scheduled for acquisition and/or construction from 1974 through 1979. It is our intent that this information will give the public an opportunity to express their viewpoints on tentative develop- ment projects before the County has made definite financial and legislative commitments. The Environmental Development Commission (E.D.C.) is a 134 member citizens advisory group which consists of an 18 member commission and 9 functional committees. The Capital Finance Committee is charged with providing citizen input for the County's Capital Improvement Program Planning. The public meeting in your community is one means of providing a forum for public discussion of planned projects. As a vehicle of citizen participation, this approach brings a wide range of alternatives into the planning process…