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Sea-Tac Communities Plan Community Involvement Program Summary of Newspaper Supplement Questionnaire Responses
Survey results from the Sea-Tac Communities Plan showing community responses to 11 different noise improvement program possibilities. The questionnaire asked residents about their preferences for noise mitigation solutions, whether they would remain in their homes, and what programs would best solve neighborhood problems. -
Response to Comments on Sea-Tac Communities Plan Draft Environmental Impact Statement
A response letter addressing comments on the Sea-Tac Communities Plan Draft Environmental Impact Statement, discussing revisions to Noise Remedy Program areas and explaining that the majority of petition signers have had their noise programs upgraded due to various factors including summer flight patterns and topographic inspections. -
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Letter to Port of Seattle Commissioners regarding STCP Community Involvement Program
A letter to Port of Seattle Commissioners emphasizing the community’s commitment to maximum compatibility between Sea-Tac Airport and surrounding neighborhoods through the Sea-Tac Communities Plan (STCP) and its Community Involvement Program. The author reminds commissioners of the community’s pact for direct citizen participation in planning processes. -
1977-09-27Letter from Port of Seattle Executive Director Richard D. Ford regarding Concorde aircraft noise concerns
Letter from Port of Seattle Executive Director Richard D. Ford to Virginia E. Dana expressing concerns about the Concorde aircraft (supersonic) and federal regulations permitting noisier aircraft operations. Ford discusses how this undermines the Sea-Tac Communities Plan’s cornerstone principle that aircraft should become quieter, not noisier. -
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. -
1976-07-01Sea-Tac Communities Plan: Nodes map
A map from the Sea-Tac Communities Plan identifying activity nodes throughout the Sea-Tac region, including areas in Des Moines, Burien, Normandy Park, and surrounding communities. Nodes are color-coded by primary activity type: learning, moving, playing, residing, trading, and worshipping, with major and minor element designations. The map was sponsored by the Port of Seattle and -
Planning and Community Committee Meeting Notice – SEA-TAC COMMUNITIES PLAN Discussion
Notice from King County Councilman Paul Barden announcing a Planning and Community Committee meeting to discuss a letter from the Port of Seattle regarding the SEA-TAC COMMUNITIES PLAN. The meeting is open to the public but not a public hearing. -
1975-05-27Chapter 6.7 map supplement
Chapter 6.7 map supplement from the Sea-Tac Communities Plan showing proposed land use plans for the airport and surrounding vicinity. The document contains color-coded maps displaying various land use categories including residential, commercial, industrial, and airport facilities.