TagSunset Park(7)

Internal memo from Highline Public Schools documenting the history of asbestos identification at the former Sunset Jr. High School, including friable ceiling materials in classrooms and shop buildings. The document outlines the chronology from 1973-1979 showing that while friable materials were identified, no samples were tested for asbestos content before the school was transferred to

A letter to the editor of Highline Times discussing the Port of Seattle’s acquisition of land north of Sea-Tac Airport for safety purposes and defending FAA density guidelines for the proposed North SeaTac Park. The author argues that the land was purchased to remove residents from an environmentally unacceptable area and should be restricted to

A letter from Virginia Dana representing Zone 3 citizen group to FAA Director Charles Foster expressing support for FAA density guidelines for North Sea-Tac Park recreational planning while raising concerns about safety and population density in airport clear zones. The letter discusses land acquisition boundaries, compares residential buyout numbers to proposed recreational capacity, and emphasizes

Handwritten agenda for a March 17 board meeting covering various reports including Sunset Division report, Treasurer’s report, site development division report, booster club report, and security division report. The agenda includes multiple agenda items with handwritten notes and annotations throughout.

Letter from Port of Seattle Director of Aviation Donald G. Shay to FAA’s George Buley explaining the Port’s intentions for acquiring Maywood Elementary and Sunset Junior High schools. The letter clarifies that educational structures will be purchased for extended clear zone land use, while playground and recreational areas will be designated for public use, potentially

Letter from FAA’s George L. Buley to Virginia Dana responding to her concerns about the possible closure of Sunset Junior High School. The FAA confirms they are working with the Port of Seattle on airport development that would include acquisition of both Sunset Junior High School and Maywood Elementary School areas.