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A study commissioned by the Puget Sound Regional Council to assess the financial feasibility of establishing a funding mechanism for acquiring and redeveloping properties adversely impacted by regionally significant essential public facilities. The study examines case study areas near the Auburn Rail Yard, Sea-Tac International Airport, and the proposed Everett 112th Street SE HOV Lanes

Memorandum from George Sutter regarding Tom Fest’s hardship acquisition application for property that will likely be purchased by the Port within 2-3 years. The Fest family faces additional costs of $5,400 for mandatory sewer hook-up plus $500 for contractor fees, prompting the hardship request.

Citizens Advisory Committee recommendation supporting hardship early acquisition status for property Z-685 owned by Tom Fest. The Committee recommends the Port quickly establish value and reach an agreed price for mutual benefit of both parties.

Letter from Deputy Ombudsman Rella E. Foldy regarding Mr. Fest’s sewer connection issue with the DesMoines Sewer District. The letter discusses Mr. Fest’s financial hardship and request for temporary sewer connection while the Port of Seattle plans to acquire his property.

Letter from Port of Seattle Director of Aviation Donald G. Shay to Virginia Dana acknowledging her concerns about boundaries established for relocating homes acquired by the Port. The letter indicates they will review her suggestions regarding potential changes to current directives.

Letter from HUD’s Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs to Senator Henry Jackson responding to an inquiry about FHA mortgage insurance eligibility for existing properties in areas with established noise boundaries. The letter explains HUD’s noise assessment policy and references Circular 1390.2 for implementation.

Handwritten notes by Virginia Dana discussing safety issues related to various organizations including S.T.C.P., FAA, KingCo, and P.O.S. References acceptance of ADHP funds for interim land acquisition and mentions that people acquired in the acquisition were never given option of staying or moving.