6pm-8pm Burien Community Center 14700 6th Ave. SW, Burien WA 98168
2019-09-19
Video of candidates Sam Cho, Grant Degginger. Sponsored by the League Of Quiet Skies Voters and hosted by Steve Edmiston
A League of Quiet Skies Voters (LOQSV) public event at which Washington State Representative Mike Pellicciotti is introduced or speaking, as shown by the projected slide bearing the organization's logo and his name. Two people stand at a podium on stage before an audience, with the event being recorded on video camera.
Dear Mr. Cripe, Following up on tonight’s Burien Airport Committee meeting, I am asking that the League Of Quiet Skies Voters (LOQSV) can reach out to fellow groups across the United States and gather information on noise mitigation programs in their cities. Again, the idea being to develop some comparative data, even if it is
2018-12-19
These documents relate to airport noise insulation programs and community advocacy efforts. The first section describes San Francisco International Airport's Replacement and Second Chance Noise Insulation Initiative, which offers free acoustical improvements—such as window replacement and ventilation installation—to eligible homeowners within the 65-decibel noise contour. The accompanying letter, written by a member of the League of Quiet Skies Voters, calls for gathering comparative data on noise mitigation programs from major airports across the country, with the goal of holding the Port of Seattle accountable by benchmarking its practices against peer airports.