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Legal engagement letter from Leech Tishman Nelson Hardiman to the City of SeaTac for legal services related to the Port of Seattle’s SAMP Final Environmental Assessment and FONSI/ROD, including preparation of a Petition for Review. The agreement outlines a $300,000 budget with $10,000 initial retainer and hourly billing rates.

Legal engagement letter from Ogden Murphy Wallace, P.L.L.C. to the City of SeaTac for special environmental counsel services regarding Jennifer Sanscrainte Ogden Murphy Wallace SAMP SEPA Engagement Letter – Special Environmental Counsel Services for environmental review processes for the Port of Seattle’s Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP). The letter outlines hourly billing rates, scope of

KING lYSEN FORTY .. THIRD LEGISLATURE U 73•7S T H I R TY- F !i~ S ·r D I STR ICT P. 0. BOX 66 17 3 SEATTL E 9 8 166 COMMITTE ES RES. TEL .: 244 - 66 11 OLYMPI A TE L. : 753 - 7922 EDUCATION TRA NSPORTAT IO N & U T IL IT I ES STATE C O VEH.NME N T cE~ 3 ~1ouz£ of ~epres2ntntiuez STATE OF WASHINGTON OLYMPIA Harch 30, 19 73 -------- --::Dear Concerned C_i_t_J..-. z_e_n_:_ ---~-------- - -- --- ---- am writin g to you in regard to the reform legislation for the Port of Seatt l e that I have introduced this session, Hous e Bil l 519. Enclo sed with this lett er are some editorials and ar t icles that have app ear ed on this measure ; as you can see, this bil l passed the House of Representatives overwh e l mi ng l y with a vo te o f 74 - 20, 4 members not voting . Th is was a great victory for those o f us who fee l the Port o f Seattle has be en unresponsive t o many corrnnun i ties in King Count y , wh ile at t he same time creating mo r e tax incr eases for t h e r esid ents of King Count y . The State Auclitor's latest report has shown that the fort ot ~ealt l e has taxed…

Director: James McCarroll, M.D. Editor: Peter A. Breysse, M.S., M.P.H. Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec. 1972 . Vo 1 ume 20, Nos. 9, 1 0, 11 , 12 THE UNBEARABLE MENACE -- AIRPORT NOISE Noise, defined as unwanted sound, surrounds the urban dweller in a never-ending excessive and gradually increasing din of decibels. No one is exposed more intolerably than the citizen who resides in close proximity to a major airport. Exposure of humans to noise can result in both mental and physical distress. While the most noticeable effect of noise exposure involves the hearing mechanism, certain noises may result in non-auditory distress such as alterations in resoiration, circulation, basal metabolic rate. and muscle tension. These physical effects are primarily related to intensity and frequency of the offending sound. Equally important and very likely more important than the physical manifestations are the possible psychologic effects. Psychologic reactions invo 'lve a multiplicity of factors which vary v-Jith the characteristics of the sound -- the inappropriateness of the stimulus, unexpectedness of the noise, interference \'ith speech COITimunication, and intermittancy, as well as its intensity and frequency. The quality of the noise rather than the quantity is usually the deciding factor in influencing the emotional reactions to raise. No doubt the most widespread reaction to noise is that of annoyance. Certain characteristics of sound appear more annoying than others. These characteristics are: 1. Loudness- the more intense, louder noises are considered more annoying. 2. Pitch- a high pitch noise is generally more annoying than…

hearing, establish maximum permissible levels of noise e•ission for each cate gory estab lished ; and (5) Adopt, after appropriate public notice and hearing, standards for the control of noise emissions which shall be enforceable by order of the department. • 6 ~~~ ~~CTIO!~ sec. 3. No person may emit, cause the emission 7 of, or permit the emission of noise in excess of the l e vels fixed therefor by the department of social and health services pursuant to section 2 of this act. li~~ ~~£!!Qli~ Sec. 4. The depart~ent of social and health services sh all have t he power to investiga t e complaints regarding e xcessiv e noise emission , to hold hearings, to issue orders, to make rules, to iMpose sanctions , a nd to do any other thing necessary to carry out the policies of t he state as set forth in sections through 6 of this act . !~~ ~~£!IO!~ Sec, 5. The department of social and health • 17 services shall have the further power to bring injunction proceedings 18 in the manner provided by chapter 7.40 RCW against any violation of sections through 6 of this act or rules or orders made thereunder. !~~ SECT!Qli~ Sec . 6. Violation of sections through 5 of this act, or rules or orders made thereunder, shall be a misdemeanor and shall be punishable, upon conviction, by a fine of not more than one hundre d dollars. Each da y of violation shall be considered…

THIS IS A MEMORANDUM OF ill~DERSTANDING entered into this day of --------~--~~--=---~' 1981 by and between the PORT OF SEATTLE, a municipal corporation (the Port), and KING COUNTY, a municipal corporation, (the "County"). R E C I T A L S: A. . T.h~ .P.IJ:>:" t " !-!fie , ::>. !'.~. 0pe:r:- ?. t:~ e . Se ~-Ta!: I n ternational Airport (the " .A.~. ':' p~r.- t") . The Boeing Com pany is proposing to lease or purchase thirty (30) acres of propert '.' on the west side of the Airport located approximately bet w<::en South ? ~ ;; ::: ..•• ...- .:.. c:_. __ t:. ·:.~ u.l ·S ·J u.L. ~L .'i. :; :, · ~ d ;,~ ··: .~_ Gt ) ea.nf.i J. L.tn Aven ue South and ljth .~. :venue Sout.h .for develc.pment of a. Corporate Headquarters Facility (the "Facility"). B. On De.cember 23, 1977, the Port, as a property owner, applied on behalf of the "Bo.e ~.ng Company, for a r eclassification of the subject property from RS-7200 to RM·-900-P. C. An Environmental Impact Statement for the Facility was jointly filed by King .County and the Port of Seattle for the above proposal and made final on March 9 , 1978. D. A hearing on Building and Land Development File No. 224-78-R (Amended) was held by the King County Zoning and Subdivision Examiner. On July 26, 1979, a recommendation to approve the subject rezone from RS-7200 to RM-900-P subject to conditions (modified) was made by…