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Sea-Tac Airport Impact Study

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Peter woo
8 years ago

Way too many planes and noises daily. Flight path should alternate between all areas possible

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Sandra L Burkett
8 years ago

I grew up at 1636 S 146 Street, SEATTLE 98168 Own a home at 212 SW 200th Street Normandy Park WA 98166 Support the study

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Laurene Bolton-Williams
8 years ago

Yes, please on the impact study. Knowledge is power.

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Quiet Skies Puget Sound · petition starter
8 years ago

The City of SeaTac has already committed $250,000 towards funding this study, we now need our State representatives to help make this happen.

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David Caine
8 years ago

The FAA has simply become more focused on benefiting the airline industry than serving the people of America that are the customers and taxpayers of this nation.

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Gregory Bettridge
8 years ago

Thank you for keeping abreast on this issue and giving us opportunity to be part of it by voicing our thoughts

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Rita H Shirk
8 years ago

Monday afternoon a large jet on its approach to SeaTac Airport, flew so low over the DesMoines Senior activity center, that it was quite scary! Another smaller jet was by its side on adjoining glide path to the west.

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Anakka hartwell
8 years ago

Already, being west of Marine View in Normandy Park and directly under the "alternate" path for weather or heavy air traffic my windows shake and have lost their pressurization. The planes are so loud we cant hear music. As well it starts as early as 5 am and continues through 2-3 am. So much more traffic would impact the properties, as well as the toxins from the planes. There is not the space for a larger intake at SeaTac

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Brenda Maisonneuve
8 years ago

Yes, a study does need to be completed. The noise alone is harmful , especially to growing children, and there is pollution coming off those increased flights endangering the health of the entire community. The decibel levels are unacceptable especially with night time flights during the hours most people sleep, and traffic should be restricted during this time frame.

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Albert Laurey
8 years ago

We need our lake and schools to be pollution free. U t i o n

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Sandra Sylvester
8 years ago

Enough is enough.

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Guy Soderlind
8 years ago

Maybe the FAA does not realize the sound that is created from planes coming over the water we do not have triple pane windows or port packages out here in 3 tree point

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Our sleepy, peaceful neighborhood is beginning to sound like a round the clock war zone.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The airplane traffic at all hours of the day and night is ridiculous. Just now it sounds like a damn plane is landing on our roof. There should be some restrictions to the frequency and hours of airline traffic.

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Blanche HILL
8 years ago

Yes!! I definitely support the 2018 budget proviso proposed by Res. Mike Pellicciotti and Tina Orwell. The impact mitigation study is critical! The endless noise and pollution--micro particles--are proven to increase cancer rates and respiratory illnesses, especially asthma. The flight increases are unacceptable!

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Christy Kimpo
8 years ago

Traffic over our home has doubled in last 18 months. Stop!!!!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

FAA and all those responsible, need to be held criminally accountable to the fullest extent of the law and sued for billions for damage to the people they are suppose to serve and protect!

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Dale Bauer
8 years ago

North end noise increased dramatically in July 2016, when it seemed like all planes were routed to follow I-5. This should be a shared nuisance.

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Joel Wachtel
8 years ago

This is a very important move for the entire airport community. Please support this effort!

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Susan Petersen
8 years ago

This should be done.