TagPort Packages(148)
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Port Sound Insulation Repair and Replace Pilot Program postcard 20240516_0001_Page_1
A postcard mailer from the Port of Seattle Sound Insulation Repair and Replace Pilot Program, addressed from PO Box 68727, Seattle, WA 98168, directing recipients to www.portseattle.org/sound-insulation for more information. The card is printed in multiple languages including English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Somali, Korean, Amharic, and Chinese, and was mailed presort standard with a Bellevue, WA permit (No. 149). -
2024-05-16Port Of Seattle Sound Insulation Repair and Replace Pilot Program Survey Notice
The Port of Seattle mailed this notice to residents near Sea-Tac Airport informing them about the Sound Insulation Repair and Replace Pilot Program, which aims to address aircraft noise in affected homes. Recipients were advised that a formal survey about the program would be mailed to them in early June. Program information and resources are available in multiple languages at www.portseattle.org/sound-insulation. -
2024-05-02Port Of Seattle Sound Insulation Repair, Replacement, and Preventive Program (SIRRPP) Homeowner Condition Survey
The Port of Seattle developed this Qualtrics survey to assess the condition of sound insulation treatments — such as windows and doors — previously installed in homes near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Residents are asked to verify their address, confirm property ownership and length of residency, and answer detailed questions about their windows, including how many exist and whether they were installed by the Port. The survey aims to identify items that may need repair, replacement, or maintenance. -
Avigation Easement pdf cropped
A legal template document titled 'Avigation Easement' issued by Seattle-Tacoma International Airport's Noise Remedy program, located at 17801 International Blvd., Seattle, Washington 98158. The document conveys a permanent, non-exclusive easement to the Port of Seattle for unrestricted aircraft use of airspace over residential properties near Sea-Tac Airport, with placeholder merge fields for homeowner names, property addresses, parcel numbers, and legal descriptions, and references R.C.W. 53.54.030(3) and the Port's 1998 FAA-accepted noise contour map. -
Care Free Windows Homeowners Manual Redacted_Redacted pdf
Cover page of a Home Owner's Instruction Manual issued under the Port of Seattle Sound Reduction Program, featuring window and door products supplied by CARE-FREE Windows of Bothell, WA. The contractor listed is SKM Construction of Renton, WA, with sales representative Randy Stone. -
Port Package Homeowner Handbook-pdf-791×1024
Cover page of the Port of Seattle Homeowner Handbook, prepared by the Port of Seattle Noise Remedy Staff at 1410 S. 200th Street, Seattle, Washington 98198. The document is dated by a revision note of 06/02/97 and lists office hours of Monday–Thursday 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. and Friday 7:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; a white label in the center likely covered the specific homeowner's name or address. -
2024-03-03Port Package Update Program News! Issue #1
The Port of Seattle launched a Sound Insulation Repair and Replacement Pilot Program in February 2024, aimed at addressing mold, water damage, and other problems affecting the roughly 9,400 homes in Burien, Des Moines, Kent, and SeaTac that received Port-funded sound insulation systems. With $6 million in combined Port and State funding, the program will assess and prioritize homes for repair, with work expected to begin on some homes in 2025, though the ultimate goal is securing federal funding to fix all eligible homes. Community organization Sea-Tac Noise.Info is encouraging homeowners to proactively document their issues and connect with the program rather than waiting to be contacted by the Port. -
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2024-02-28Window condensation view of lawn and tree stump
Image showing a view through a window with condensation on the glass, looking out at a green lawn area with a cut tree stump and landscaping. The photo appears to be taken from inside a building looking outward. -
2024-02-28
Port OKs $5M to fix soundproofing in homes near Sea-Tac Airport
By Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks The Port of Seattle will spend $5 million to repair and replace soundproofing equipment it funded years ago in homes near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport that has since failed and led to moldy windows, rotting wood frames and damaged drywall. Community advocates and residents with failed soundproofing installations in their homes celebrated the