Triangle Associates Community Assessment (Executive Summary) 04/09/1982

Since our recent letter to you regarding presentation of our community assessment, plans have changed somewhat, and we will not be making the presentation pn April 13 as previously planned. Given the length of the report and the complexity of its findings and recommendations, we feel that the small amount of time available for presentation would not allow for adequate understanding or discussion of the contents. Also, unanticipated delays in printing the full report mean,that copies will not be available by April 13, making the presentation further inappropriate. We do expect the report to be ready for mailing within a week, however, so you should expect to receive it soon. A copy of the executive summary of the report is enclosed to give you a preview of the full document. Thank you once again for sharing your time and thoughts with us. We would certainly be glad to hear any comments you have after reading the report, as would Lynn Taylor, Port Public Information Director, whose department initiated the study and who will be working out a plan based on our recommendations. ~~tQ~~ Partner and Principal 100 COLMAN BUILDING • 811 FIRST AVENUE • SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104 • 206/583-0655 ' .. ,......_ .. ~ .. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT FOR THE PORT OF SEATTLE PREPARED BY: PRINCIPALS: ASSISTANT: Triangle Associates Penelope Peabody Alice Shorett Nancy Harrison ·. ~ ... . • .' ·' EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Triangle Associates was retained by the Port of Seattle to assess the Port•s relationships…

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