The current level of noise and emissions from the airport is too much!
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Anne Kroeker
8 years ago
Please support this study, for our citizens directly affected and for the good of our State.
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Lee Nichols
8 years ago
Please, stop the noise! When the planes fly over my home, it's literally every 15 seconds! Can't have my windows open, enjoy entertaining on my patio. It's intrusive. Not to forget about the night flights that seem so low and loud they wake me and make my home rumble. Come spend the night at my home if you don't believe me!
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Jeff Jules
8 years ago
Let's do this
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Donald Newman
8 years ago
Earlier noise abatement programs stopped at So. 250th Street. This boundary needs to be extended further South.
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Alli Larkin
8 years ago
After being a frequent flyer in the US and to various places around the world for 40 years, I had to stop flying in 2008. I could no longer handle the physical and mental duress of what flying had become. Since 1997 the airport became a neighbor of mine when I purchased my condo. They were planning to build the 3rd runway then. So I have kept a very close watch on the airport and it's operating plan. And now it is having a negative impact on me right down to the "Black Soot", jet fuel emission that collects on my deck and deck furniture. This is just one of the many reasons why I support an Airport Impact Study.
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Julie Cleary
8 years ago
I moved farther away and now the planes are circling overhead, 20 miles away. The noise is horrible. Rumbling and loud and we don't live near the airport. The big lie was the 3rd runway. It was only to be used for emergencies. Well we know better now. Don't believe what the government tries to sell you, to get you to vote your hard earn money and turn it over for a lie.
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Thomas Fine
8 years ago
I moved to NP over a year ago and when taking off tot he south the noise has increased over the last year.
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Patrick Smith
8 years ago
Please raise the altitued of flight over Federal Way Area to reduce nocise over a smaller zone Des Moines North to Sea Tac.
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Dennis Burpee
8 years ago
I have lived in Marine Hills for 30 years and the Airplane noise has now hit a totally unacceptabe
level.
Expanding flights from SeaTac needs to be addressed. Perhaps we need to plan for the future and realize 1 airport isn't going to work. Let's start developing alternative solutions to airline growth and look at an Airport on the east side (Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond).
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Patti Linscott
8 years ago
I grew up near the flight path, beginning in 1956. I was never bothered by airplane noise or ultra fine particle dust until the last few years. Planes fly over non-stop, and everything is covered in black soot! I have Crohns Disease, as did my Dad. One of the autoimmune diseases possibly caused by airplane emissions.
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Cheryl Johnson
8 years ago
Besides the obvious noise, a study is a must for health conditions. We put up with Ansarco and now we are dealing with Airplane emissions and dust
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BIlly L Small
8 years ago
My sleep is disturbed nightly. Outdoor functions in our backyard are no longer tenable due to the full time usage of runway three.
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Leslie Stephens
8 years ago
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Barb Vasey
8 years ago
Seat-Tac is out of control and that's the problem, NO CONTROL.
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Margo Rolf
8 years ago
No further growth should take place until there are thorough studies of the environmental impacts on the surrounding communities. New York has two major airports. It may be time to consider a second airport for our metropolitan area in a different area. . The South End has had the advantages and disadvantages of proximity to the airport. Now is the time for another area to be considered. We do not need more sound polution nor more burnt jet fuel particles showering down on our homes and our children.
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Charlotte Edman
8 years ago
Noise shakes walls, deck furniture covered with jet fuel.
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Judy Swenson
8 years ago
The Port of Seattle needs to protect the people they work for.....the voters who elect them.
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Kathleen Appleyard
8 years ago
Enough is enough. Support the study
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The planes' paths have changed dramatically from what it was when we moved here. Think it needs looking into.
The current level of noise and emissions from the airport is too much!
Please support this study, for our citizens directly affected and for the good of our State.
Please, stop the noise! When the planes fly over my home, it's literally every 15 seconds! Can't have my windows open, enjoy entertaining on my patio. It's intrusive. Not to forget about the night flights that seem so low and loud they wake me and make my home rumble. Come spend the night at my home if you don't believe me!
Let's do this
Earlier noise abatement programs stopped at So. 250th Street. This boundary needs to be extended further South.
After being a frequent flyer in the US and to various places around the world for 40 years, I had to stop flying in 2008. I could no longer handle the physical and mental duress of what flying had become. Since 1997 the airport became a neighbor of mine when I purchased my condo. They were planning to build the 3rd runway then. So I have kept a very close watch on the airport and it's operating plan. And now it is having a negative impact on me right down to the "Black Soot", jet fuel emission that collects on my deck and deck furniture. This is just one of the many reasons why I support an Airport Impact Study.
I moved farther away and now the planes are circling overhead, 20 miles away. The noise is horrible. Rumbling and loud and we don't live near the airport. The big lie was the 3rd runway. It was only to be used for emergencies. Well we know better now. Don't believe what the government tries to sell you, to get you to vote your hard earn money and turn it over for a lie.
I moved to NP over a year ago and when taking off tot he south the noise has increased over the last year.
Please raise the altitued of flight over Federal Way Area to reduce nocise over a smaller zone Des Moines North to Sea Tac.
I have lived in Marine Hills for 30 years and the Airplane noise has now hit a totally unacceptabe level. Expanding flights from SeaTac needs to be addressed. Perhaps we need to plan for the future and realize 1 airport isn't going to work. Let's start developing alternative solutions to airline growth and look at an Airport on the east side (Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond).
I grew up near the flight path, beginning in 1956. I was never bothered by airplane noise or ultra fine particle dust until the last few years. Planes fly over non-stop, and everything is covered in black soot! I have Crohns Disease, as did my Dad. One of the autoimmune diseases possibly caused by airplane emissions.
Besides the obvious noise, a study is a must for health conditions. We put up with Ansarco and now we are dealing with Airplane emissions and dust
My sleep is disturbed nightly. Outdoor functions in our backyard are no longer tenable due to the full time usage of runway three.
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Seat-Tac is out of control and that's the problem, NO CONTROL.
No further growth should take place until there are thorough studies of the environmental impacts on the surrounding communities. New York has two major airports. It may be time to consider a second airport for our metropolitan area in a different area. . The South End has had the advantages and disadvantages of proximity to the airport. Now is the time for another area to be considered. We do not need more sound polution nor more burnt jet fuel particles showering down on our homes and our children.
Noise shakes walls, deck furniture covered with jet fuel.
The Port of Seattle needs to protect the people they work for.....the voters who elect them.
Enough is enough. Support the study
The planes' paths have changed dramatically from what it was when we moved here. Think it needs looking into.