TagPort Packages(158)
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2020-10-21Letter from Port Of Seattle Commission President Peter Steinbrueck to Councilmember Harris Regarding Failed Noise Insulation Packages and Motion 2020-04
In this October 2020 letter, Port of Seattle Commission President Peter Steinbrueck responds to Councilmember Harris's inquiry about funding repairs for previously installed, failed noise mitigation packages near Sea-Tac Airport. Steinbrueck clarifies that the Commission's Motion 2020-04 was focused on accelerating existing Part 150 sound insulation projects, not on addressing failed installations, and that no formal program for a 'second chance' noise remedy has been approved. The Port cites COVID-19 financial impacts, lack of federal reimbursement, and the need for more information from the Councilmember as key obstacles to pursuing any new program. -
2020-10-01
A letter to the Commissioners Of The Port Of Seattle re. Motion 2020-04 (Accelerated Sound Insulation Program)
Commissioners, We want to thank you again for your 25 February 2020 vote on Motion 2020-04. As you know, this action was taken to accelerate your sound insulation program (known as Port Packages) and also take advantage of new State legislation HB2315 which enables the Port to provide updates and repairs to existing systems. You -
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Port Package Documentation – Rotted Window Sill
Karen Hynes, Des Moines, outer wall replacement Port Package 09-29-2020 -
2020-09-29Port Package Program Site Photo
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2020-09-29Port Package Program Photo
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2020-09-29Port Package Program — Site Photo
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2020-09-29Residential Construction Framing With Husky Ladder
A home renovation or addition project showing wood stud wall framing being constructed against an existing single-story residence. A yellow Husky-brand step ladder is visible on the right side, along with construction debris and tools scattered around the work area.