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Sea-Tac Airport Impact Study

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kathryn cooper
8 years ago

Used to be only 7 am. Planes not to low. Now 3 to 4 times daily. Sometimes so low you cannot hear yourself talk to meighbor. Twin lakes

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Linda Sundblad
8 years ago

The highly dangerous effects from jet fuel fallout on residents living around an airport much smaller than SeaTac are unacceptable. The plan to expand SeaTac air traffic will significantly put in greater jeopardize the health of residents in surrounding communities. When will concern for people lives outweigh the greed for revenue?

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Sara Chapman
8 years ago

Noise control is human decency.

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James Hornus
8 years ago

Been living in area 19 years , noise pollution and traffic congestion gets worse every year.

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Zach Tallar
8 years ago

I belive the taxpayer has a right to understand and be aware of the full impact of government programs. If we are kept in the dark to information, how will we be able to make informed decisions that will positively impact our future in King County?

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please take action and help the people who are affected by the airport pollution

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Natansee Lewis
8 years ago

We definitely need this review and all knowledge before anymore expansion. We need more trees and attention to better health, not growing to be the biggest airport

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Jon Bolinger
8 years ago

Limit the growth of the airport.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I think a study should be done for public record.

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Sandy Roy
8 years ago

This has been going on for years. Many people are sick due to the dumping of fuel, the pollution of water, soil etc. This is absoulety horrible! I hope it is not to late to get this mess cleaned up so people can live a healthy life.

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Sharyn Parker
8 years ago Featured

As a former Noise Officer at King County International Airport, my analysis of operations/flights at Sea-Tac is that new noise modeling is required to trigger noise mitigation because current levels are 51% higher than projected in their latest Part 150 Study.

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David Hobbs
8 years ago

It’s important due to the harmful toxic emissions that have gone unchecked for far too long. The environmental & health impacts will be devastating. We need this study BEFORE allowing any expansion.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please consider your neighbors when planning flight paths. Lake Forest Park noise has quadrupled at least in the past two years!!

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Kathleen Brave
8 years ago

I have lived in McMicken Heights for over 45 years. In that time the planes have gotten louder and louder and non-stop. It never quits. I will be moving soon as I can't take any more of this pollution, noise, and disease anymore.

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Cynthia M Green
8 years ago

These jets fly over our house from 6 in morning until sometimes 10:30 at night....it puts emotional strain on ones well being hearing the constant noise of these jets!!! Also physical , as one is trying to enjoy resting or sleeping..... I have written numerous complaints, and called with complaints.....these were never responded to..... T

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Jean Hilde
8 years ago

We in the north-end cities are also experiencing exponential increases in air traffic, noise and pollution, with south-bound planes roaring overhead literally every one to two minutes, day and night, for hours at a time without a break. Sea-Tac arrivals in turn force Paine Field traffic (which has also increased) to fly even lower. Forget about enjoying our yards and gardens, we're wearing earplugs indoors! Planes need to be routed over water, not over I-5 and the mostly lower-economic folks who live nearby. Airport expansion is not a law of physics, it's a human choice. Let's choose quality of life and protection of the environment over money, please!

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Madison Rush
8 years ago

Please protect the children.

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Cheryl Evans
8 years ago

The airport is a unregulated smoke stack, our quality of life is suffering. We have the highest rate of lung disease, cancers and other complications in our State. There needs oversight on the Port, we need this study. A 21 years gap is neglectful!

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Chelsea
8 years ago

Black fuel on the side of my house isn't something good for my kids lungs. Free cancer for everyone!!

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Martin Metz
8 years ago

I live in the Woodmont area of Des Moines. Air traffic is very noticeable.