TagZone 3 Committee(9)
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1981-10-16Zone III Committee Response to Airspace Study Advisory Committee Invitation
★Letter from Jean Pihlman, Coordinator of Zone III Committee, accepting invitation to participate in the Port of Seattle’s Airspace Study Advisory Committee. The committee designates Jean Pihlman as representative and Virginia Dana as alternate, offering cooperation for the study completion. -
King County Fare Zones
The origin of the Zone 3 Committee name was the King County Metro Transit Fare Zones. Zone 3 corresponded to the airport flight paths. 1 Seattle and North King County 2 East King County 3 South King County 4 Snohomish County 5 Pierce County 6 Other 7 North Buffer Zone 8 South Buffer Zone -
2022-08-28Sea-Tac Communities Plan – T.V. Program Transcript
Television program transcript featuring Pat Ashcroft, a resident of Zone 3 (high impact noise area around Seattle-Tacoma International Airport), discussing noise problems and introducing Roy Richards from Robin M. Towne & Associates to discuss the Sea-Tac Community Plan noise study. The conversation covers the purpose of the study, testing methodology, and monitoring equipment while being -
Zone 3 Committee Sea-Tac Airport Noise Study Larry Eikenberry-June 1972
Department of Social and Health Services SEA-TAC AIRPORT ZONE THREE -
1984-05-11Planning and Community Development Committee General Development Guide Workshop Agenda
Workshop agenda from King County Council District 2 for a Planning and Community Development Committee meeting regarding the General Development Guide. The agenda includes presentations, public input process, small group discussions, and concluding remarks with a total duration of 110 minutes. -
1981-06-12Letter from Zone 3 residents to FAA Director Charles Foster regarding Noise Density Guidelines
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 -
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Questions Generated by the Public at a Zone Three Steering Committee Meeting
A memorandum from James Branch documenting 23 questions raised by the public at a Zone Three Steering Committee meeting regarding airport development, noise issues, land acquisition programs, and community concerns around Sea-Tac Airport. Questions cover topics including flight patterns, noise abatement, land use planning, and community impacts. -
