It is time that communities living under the nightmare of NextGen receive action. We are truly suffering.
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Dana Hollaway
8 years ago
There is known scientific data about the life threatening impact airplane noise, emissions and vapors have on people’s health. A study hasn’t been done around SeaTac for over 20 years and since then SeaTac airport added the 3rd runway and increased the frequency of flights and reduced altitude of aircraft flight paths. Puget Sound needs this study done!
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Kevin Hoppe
8 years ago
Sea Tac Airport growth needs to be limited to current capacity. There are delays every day,now.
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Ian Gunsul
8 years ago
It's time to stop the cancer that is the Port of Seattle and begin the process of making a second regional airport at Paine Field.
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Patrick De Feo - Flight Pattern Kids
8 years ago
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SeaTac Airport's impact on public health, it's time to address this issue. All testing should identify any airborne particulate. These tests should include toxic metals, those found in aircraft. Anything less would be deceitful.
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marianne markkanen
8 years ago
Long overdue I live below the third runway.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We do not support the expansion of this or any other national airport until the FAA and cities begin to work with citizens and consider important health and environmental impacts on their constituents.
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Rick Johnson
8 years ago
All NextGen has done, is made it worse with lower altitudes and noise. 20-30 second intervals between flights. Something must be done to stop this insanity...
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EcComputers Patricio Mendoza
8 years ago
the noise and the pollution that the citizen of Des Moines particularly are exposed is out control, I believe the port and the City administration should work to find out a solution for the noise, and the health and mental health that this brings to our home.
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Kerry Hutchins
8 years ago
It is impossible to use our yard for summer parties anymore since the planes are directly over us every 90 seconds.
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Stuart Jenner
8 years ago
This study is badly needed. We need a broad perspective of the full costs of trying to expand an airport as space-constrained as Seatac.
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Jennifer robison
8 years ago
Exhaust from the airplanes washes our town constantly, how can we get cleaner going forward?
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CANDACE M URQUHART
8 years ago
An airport with growth plans such as this should be located in an area that its toxic effects can be contained. DAILY SeaTac is flooding our streams and the Puget Sound with jet-fuel and de-icer. We have a right to know about the air we breath!
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Susan Petersen
8 years ago
No impact study since 1997 - way passed due for one. You shouldn't make another move at SEATAC without doing a thorough study today!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Stop the insanitu
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I live under the flight path, the noise is constant. I am concerned snout health risks as well as sleep deprivation
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Sheila Brush
8 years ago
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Sea-Tac Airport is expanding to the same operations as Dallas Fort Worth, they are too small for this. Communities are suffering and it will only get worst. We need a new a new impact study now, full scope & science as to the environmental & health impacts.
It is time that communities living under the nightmare of NextGen receive action. We are truly suffering.
There is known scientific data about the life threatening impact airplane noise, emissions and vapors have on people’s health. A study hasn’t been done around SeaTac for over 20 years and since then SeaTac airport added the 3rd runway and increased the frequency of flights and reduced altitude of aircraft flight paths. Puget Sound needs this study done!
Sea Tac Airport growth needs to be limited to current capacity. There are delays every day,now.
It's time to stop the cancer that is the Port of Seattle and begin the process of making a second regional airport at Paine Field.
SeaTac Airport's impact on public health, it's time to address this issue. All testing should identify any airborne particulate. These tests should include toxic metals, those found in aircraft. Anything less would be deceitful.
Long overdue I live below the third runway.
We do not support the expansion of this or any other national airport until the FAA and cities begin to work with citizens and consider important health and environmental impacts on their constituents.
All NextGen has done, is made it worse with lower altitudes and noise. 20-30 second intervals between flights. Something must be done to stop this insanity...
the noise and the pollution that the citizen of Des Moines particularly are exposed is out control, I believe the port and the City administration should work to find out a solution for the noise, and the health and mental health that this brings to our home.
It is impossible to use our yard for summer parties anymore since the planes are directly over us every 90 seconds.
This study is badly needed. We need a broad perspective of the full costs of trying to expand an airport as space-constrained as Seatac.
Exhaust from the airplanes washes our town constantly, how can we get cleaner going forward?
An airport with growth plans such as this should be located in an area that its toxic effects can be contained. DAILY SeaTac is flooding our streams and the Puget Sound with jet-fuel and de-icer. We have a right to know about the air we breath!
No impact study since 1997 - way passed due for one. You shouldn't make another move at SEATAC without doing a thorough study today!
Stop the insanitu
I live under the flight path, the noise is constant. I am concerned snout health risks as well as sleep deprivation
Sea-Tac Airport is expanding to the same operations as Dallas Fort Worth, they are too small for this. Communities are suffering and it will only get worst. We need a new a new impact study now, full scope & science as to the environmental & health impacts.