1. SeaTac Noise Update Federal Way City Council Meeting April 5, 2016
Brian J. Wilson, Chief of Staff

2. SeaTac Noise
FAA researched and provided a response document to the “common themes” which arose during the community meeting on November 19, This document provided to the City on February 19, 2016.
Attended the Highline Forum on March 23rd at SeaTac Airport. Federal Way will be represented at these regional meetings regarding SeaTac Airport operations and planning
Met with FAA Officials on March 31, 2016, 2016 regarding options to address citizen concerns as outlined in the “FAA Responses to Federal Way Community Noise Concerns, February 2016”

3. SeaTac Noise Highline Forum
Update on the SeaTac Sustainable Airport Master Plan
Federal Way representation
Request for Federal Way Council presentation
Need to explore alternatives
SeaTac fastest growing airport in the US
FAA
Acknowledged different procedures, North and South
Changes to current operations requires study (3-5 years)
Prioritization of changes (safety)
Hiring of consultant
Instrument Flight Procedure (IFP) Information Gateway
Metroplex Request (SoCal, NoCal)

4. SeaTac Noise SeaTac Sustainable Airport Master Plan
Explore alternatives
FAA will not initiate changes based on Federal Way concerns without
Further study (retain consultant)
Metroplex Environmental Process request
Instrument Flight Procedure (IFP) submission

5. SeaTac Noise Summary: Ongoing communication with Federal Way Citizens
Important to advocate for alternatives to the SeaTac Sustainable Airport Master Plan
Mayor Ferrell has directed the formation of a Task Force of interested citizens with expertise in airport and FAA regulations and procedures to make recommendations on next steps moving forward

6. SeaTac Noise Resources currently available to citizens:
Flight patterns and information are available on the Port of Seattle website “Public Vue, Noise Programs.” Website shows flight information and patterns over the City of Federal Way.
Mr. Marco Milanese, Community Relations Manager, Aviation, Community Development at
Brian J. Wilson, Chief of Staff, City of Federal Way at

7. SeaTac Noise
Brian J. Wilson, Chief of Staff Mayor’s Office City of Federal Way