Port of SeattleCity of SeaTac Joint Advisory Committee issues statement regarding North SeaTac Park

Burien, WALocal News

The Port of Seattle and City of SeaTac issued a joint statement on August 4, 2022, addressing concerns over the future of North SeaTac Park. The park, which the Port leases to the City, has garnered attention from residents advocating against its development. Ryan Calkins, President of the Port of Seattle Commission, and SeaTac Mayor Jake Simpson expressed their unified vision for the park's preservation. They stressed the vital role of parks and green spaces in enhancing community quality of life. The Joint Advisory Committee aims to develop a sustainable plan for the park's health and wellness.

As discussions continue, local stakeholders are increasingly engaged in the issue. The leaders pledged to work collaboratively to address the community's concerns. Their commitment underscores the importance of maintaining green spaces amid urban development pressures.

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