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At the January 14 Policy Advisory Committee meeting a presentation was made , 11Kicking Off I' Phase II of the Sea–Tac Coamunities Plan Noise Remedy Program Update e Phase 1, the Noise Forecast Update , is undergoing some final modifications and no "contourslt are yet available e However to get started on Phase II , the application of our forecast and projected noise environment on current land uses, PAC must assist in developing a citizen involvement effort e The first meeting of the Task Force from PAC and elsewhere in the impacted comInunity is scheduled for Thursday , February 18, at 7 : 30 p ,m, in the Sea-'Tac Administration Office Conference Room, it is hoped that members from PAC, especially the citizen representatives , and those members from local municipalities will also make a special effort to attend , Letters of invitation are being sent to other local organizations as well to assure all persons with ideas about citizen participation in the upcoming planning program can be recognized e The proposed agenda for the meeting will be : Introduction Briefing on Phase II Update Current Status of the Noise Forecast Update Current Environment––Regulations , Funding and Traffic Presentation of Potential Citizen Involvement Program Discussion of the Draft We hope to have a recommendation to the Port Commission by March of 1985 so the initial phases of this investigation will play an important part in deciding which direction we need to goe Please help us apply this information about the…

al proposal to reorganize or restructure the contra versial Port of Seattle Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) was bypassed last week as members decided to continue quarterly sessions for another year. PAC, born in 1973 to put together the Sea-Tac Communities Plan, was reorganized about 18 months ago as a continuing body that would oversee carrying out the plan. The group is made up of representatives from the airport, the airlines, the Federal Aviation Admin- istration, King County, the Highline School District, businesses, cities and the neighborh(xxi. Thi latter has been a stickler. The idea was to have four community representatives selected by the Highline Community Council to represent the' com' munities east, west, south and north. But some airport-area residents have complained they weren’t represented on the committee. Calling themselves the “Zone 3 Committee” (their neighbor- h(xxi is in an area designated that by F.A.A.-mandat- ed noise standards surrounding the airport), last Jan- uary they convinced the Policy Advisory Committee to add a community member from their group. But even that didn’t satisfy them. “We’re the people most affected by the airport,” Jean Pihlman, a Zone 3 member, has said at meeting after meeting. “But we have the least say. We aren’t fairly represented on PAC. and we must be.” As a group, PAC has had little time to “oversee implementation of the Sea-Tac plan,” as its mandate nquires. Instead, its nreetings have repeatedly disin' tegrated into heated discussions with Zone 3 mem- tnrs and with other special-interest groups. The…

a joir,i-. effori of. tho . pOrt of: ocattlc ancL king cuur,ty.. . . - .. : __ ...:_, .. ..;.: _~ ..... ~-- -.:;;..; ,.,_.:.·_- ... -_ .. _ .. :.~ :;,.. . .. -. · _, . l.J: POLICY ADVISORY CONMITTE.E liEMr·ERS . fr~: Ed Parks, Technical Co-ordinator r I ~ lf:CT: ..: PAC Heet-ing -- Tuesday~ December 16, : 19i·5, -i :o·o .P.M. . At Port of Seattle Sea-Tac ConfeJ:enr:e Roo::r1 . , II_ _ -~ _ ---1---A>- fo ~ ' J~/1/V. ·r L~ -~- . · . . ~ ~ u . . . ~GENDA .. ---- -· 1. Dbcussion of EIS draft and response to comments. (Review a; .. c~ Con:::nents on the draft E:J.virorur.ental Impact Statcme;-~ t are du~ 011 December 15, 1975). 2. Discussion of adoption and icplementation actions to be pre~cnt~c to the Port Co~ission an~ Coun~y Co~ncil 3. Review of Post-Plan Administration including a rolicy coordination and a program implementation vehicle '~ . . Other :f.tems · t-.". further information contact Ed Park~, 587-4630 ·- • -- .. ··-: : ·--·-~· .:. ~- ....... .. r:xxt of seattle • p.o. box 1209 ° seattle washington 98111 ~ tel: (206) 587- 4630 :

FIRST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH IN THE DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION CONFERENCE ROOM tt ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF THE SEA-TAC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, 6/7/73 edc community office • 253 south 152nd. street • burien, wash. 98148 • ch 3-7033 news JULY -AUGUST, 1973 MEETINGS: -The Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) will hold its regular monthly meeting on Au~rust 7thD 2:00 p.m., in the airport conference room. -The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) will also conduct its August meeting on the 7th, 10:30 a. m. , in the Community Office meeting room. Agendas for both committees will be posted on the bulletin board of the Community Office a week prior to the meeting. Fact sheets on each committee have also been prepared. -Committees of the Community Involvement Program have scheduled general meetings. The Urban Development Committee will meet on Thursday, July 26th, at 8:00 p.m. The Air Transportation Committee will meet on Thursday, August 2nd, at 7 : 30 p . m . Both will use the meeting room of the Community Office. Everyone is w~lcome. ACTNITIES: -A number of the taak forces, or working groups, have been organized from volunteers of the two community committees. Their purpose will be to undertake various taska, which will maximize community involvement in special areas, as part of the Sea-Tac Communities Project. Examples of the task forces are: community survey, community opportunities and concerns, drainage and water quality, neal'-term programs, noise abatement procedures, etc. The group a mee~ between the regular committee meetings. The Community Office should…