TagSea-Tac Airport(199)
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Letter Regarding Barbara Summers Policy Advisory Committee Membership
Letter from Donald G. Shay to Charles Schuh regarding a proposal for Barbara Summers to become a full voting member of the Policy Advisory Committee. Shay explains the current citizen representation structure and expresses opposition to increasing membership solely for an additional Westside member. -
Port of Seattle Letter to Councilwoman Bernice Stern Regarding Sea-Tac Airport Areas
Letter from Port of Seattle President Henry T. Simonson to King County Councilwoman Bernice Stern regarding decisions on two specific areas adjacent to Sea-Tac International Airport: the West acquisition area and the southeast conversion area. The Port concludes against acquiring the westside area due to costs and recommends addressing the southeast conversion area through noise -
Report and Recommendations re Interim Land Acquisition Sea-Tac International Airport
Port of Seattle staff report recommending interim land acquisition program for Sea-Tac Airport clear zones, including 610 residential parcels and 75 acres with estimated value of $15.46 million. The report outlines FAA funding participation, natural boundaries, and implementation timeline through 1977. -
Air Transportation Committee Sea-Tac Communities Plan Minutes
Minutes from Air Transportation Committee meeting discussing Sea-Tac airport planning problems, aircraft noise impacts on schools, noise measurement systems, and noise abatement procedures. Features presentations from Port of Seattle, Highline School District, and noise consultants. -
Urban Development Committee Minutes – Sea-Tac Communities Plan
Minutes from Urban Development Committee meeting for the Sea-Tac Communities Plan project. Meeting included presentations on King County’s planning program, White Center community survey results, and water quality/drainage study by Stevens, Thompson and Runyan. -
Public Opinion Survey
A public opinion survey conducted by Battelle Memorial Institute in summer 1973 to assess the social impact of Sea-Tac Airport on surrounding communities. The survey included face-to-face interviews with 302 Highline area residents and 98 Shoreline residents, plus telephone interviews with 316 King County residents.