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2026-05-26Port of Seattle Commission Regular Meeting May 26, 2026 (SAMP/SEPA intro)
Item 11b is the SAMP/SEPA EIS introduction and presentation -
2026-05-26
Port Of Seattle commission agenda May 26, 2026 (SAMP/SEPA introduction)
This is the agenda for the Port of Seattle Commission Regular Meeting held on May 26, 2026, covering a range of port business items including infrastructure projects at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). Key topics include the S Concourse Evolution program (authorized up to $300 million), the Main Terminal Improvement Program emergency power design, and a briefing on the Sustainable Airport Master Plan Near-Term Projects Environmental Review, including a SEPA Draft Environmental Impact Statement. The meeting was held both in person at Sea-Tac Airport and virtually via Microsoft Teams. -
2026-05-26
Port Of Seattle commission regular meeting agenda
Meeting agenda for the Port of Seattle Commission regular meeting scheduled for May 26, 2026. The hybrid meeting covers consent agenda items, new business including Norwegian Cruise Line lease amendments and emergency power design approval, and presentations on childcare center feasibility and environmental impact statements. -
2026-05-22SAMP – the unsustainable airport master plan
A advocacy flyer from Sea-Tac Noise.Info (stni.info/samp/) opposing the Sea-Tac Airport Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP), characterizing it as the 'UnSustainable Airport Master Plan.' The flyer warns of one-third more flights, noise, and pollution with no mitigation or compensation, and announces a public comment period opening May 22, 2026. -
Sustainable Airport Master Plan executive summary Long-range vision
This is Figure 4-1 from the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Sustainable Airport Master Plan Executive Summary (source: LeighFisher and Port of Seattle, 2016), depicting a color-coded aerial site plan of proposed long-range airport development including new terminals, maintenance facilities, cargo areas, support facilities, hardstands, pavements, and demolition zones across the airfield. -
2026-05-11Des Moines Airport Advisory Committee Meeting May 11, 2026
Call to Order Agenda Items Item 1: Approval of Minutes Motion: “I move to approve the minutes from the Airport Advisory Committee meeting held on April 13, 2026.” Item 2: Complaints/Communications Item 3: Sea-Tac Stakeholder Advisory Round Table (StART) Meeting Update Item 4: Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) Update Item 5: Airport Committee Workplan Amendment -
2026-05-11
Des Moines airport advisory committee agenda
Agenda for the Des Moines Airport Advisory Committee meeting covering approval of minutes, complaints/communications, StART meeting update, SAMP update, and workplan amendment discussion. Includes items about supporting city response to SAMP Draft EIS, public education efforts, and mitigation measures research. -
2026-05-11
Des Moines airport advisory committee agenda
Agenda for the Des Moines Airport Advisory Committee meeting covering approval of minutes, complaints/communications, StART meeting update, SAMP update, and workplan amendment discussion. Includes items about supporting city response to SAMP Draft EIS, public education efforts, and mitigation measures research. -
2026-04-13April 13 2026 Airport Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda Packet
Meeting agenda for April 13, 2026 Des Moines Airport Advisory Committee meeting and minutes from the March 9, 2026 meeting. Agenda includes discussion of SAMP updates, StART meeting updates, committee workplan amendments, and support for city response to SAMP Draft EIS. -
2025-12-08SAMP Appendix A – Fig 4-1 Operational Forecast Through 2038 (2023)
Bar chart from a LeighFisher forecast (June 2022, updated August 2023) showing historical and projected total aircraft operations at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, broken down by passenger airlines, all-cargo airlines, and other operations. Operations dipped to 296,000 in 2020 (COVID impact), recovered to 429,000 by 2023, and are forecast to grow to 567,000 by 2038.