Minutes Exhibit F
*" one, led W$rosh Exhibit F Port Commission Regular Meeting of January 22, 2019 Federal Aviation Administration Memorandum Date: 9 og OCT 2008 Lp To: Manager, National Flight Procedures Group, ATW-32 4Ls From: (Manager, Flight Technologies and Procedures Division, AF : Prepared by: Flight Procedure Implementation & Oversight Branch, AFS-460 Subject: Approval Request; ATW-325 Memorandum Dated 09/25/2008 Your request to utilize a 2.75 degree glide path angle at Seattle-Tacoma Intl, Seattle, WA "ILS ORLOCRWY 34R, AMDT 1 and ILS RWY 34R (CAT II)" was discussed a1 Flight Standards' Procedure Review Board (PRB) meeting on October 16, 2008 and is approved. Please directall inquiries to Gary Powell, AFS-460, at (405) 954-9359. Attachments cc: ANM-230/AJW-327 AFS8-400/410/420/440/460 ILS OR LOC RWY 34R, ILS RWY 34R (CAT Il), SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL SEATTLE. WA Glidepath angle is belowthe optimum glidepathof 3. AFS-420 memo dated 12/05/2003. The commissioned ILS glide slope angle for RWY34R is 2.75 and there are procedures currently built and being amended for this angle. Ifthe glide slope antenna remains atits current location. the TCH will be 65.16ft if the slope is raised to 3; which is out of tolerance. The airport does not currently have the time or the money to relocate the glide slop antenna to be able to raise the glide path up to 3 In the interest of aviation/commerce, request ofAFS approval to retain the 2.75 glide slope. Federal Aviation Administration Memorandum SEP 95 2008 Date: To: Manager,Flight Technologies and Procedures Division THRU: Manager, Flight Procedure Implementation & Oversight Branch ali] VN-130-EEAD From: Thomas L. Lattimer Manager, National Flight Procedures Group id Reply To Attn Of: Larry Strout: nr (405) 954-7370 Er FAX (405) 954-1301 AVH-TIEMOR Ce Subject: ACTION: Approval Request DEY Af 14|9 AVNA02LEA ILS OR LOC RWY 34R, ILS RWY 34R (CAT 11), SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL, SEATTLE, aims wa CH mE, Glide path angle is belowthe optimum glide path of 3. AFS-420 memo dated 12/05/2005. L Z as ok ; . AVN-102-FTP I'he commissioned [LS glide slope angle for RWY 34R is 2.75" andthere are procedures currently built and being amended forthis angle. If the glide slope antenna remains at its curren 4 location, the TCHwill be 65.1611 if the slope is raised to 3% whichis out oftolerance. The oF airport does not currently have the time or the money to relocate the glide slop antenna to be abla to raise the glide path up to 3. In the interest of aviation/commerce, request of AFS approval 10 =,smo retain the 2.75 glide slope. TALES Please respond no later than: 26 November 2008 Sate Attachments OUTINGSYMBOL "NITIALSSIG cc AVN-100tf, AVN-130 tile AVN-102 (KSLA) Wi D'WMyDocuments\WINWORINAFS-420\APPROVAL/VALDEZ, AK AVN-100 TLatimer td (405) 954-0161.9/24/08 Do NOT @emeVe Federal Aviation Administration Memorandum Date: 2 pn OCT 2008 , - I To: 5 2a il : Manager, National Flight Procedures Group,: x ATW-32 (Manager, Flight Technologies and Procedures Division, AFS-408AEs From: 5 Prepared by: Flight Procedure Implementation & Oversight Branch, AFS-460 Subject: Approval Request; AJW-325 Memorandum Dated 09/25/2008 Your request to utthze a 2.75 degree glide path angle at Seattle-Tacoma Intl, Seattle, WA "ILS OR LOCRWY 34R, AMDT 1 and ILS RWY 34R (CAT II)" was discussed at Flight Standards' Procedure Review Board (PRB) meeting on October 16, 2008 and is approved. Please direct all inquiries to Gary Powell, AFS-460, at (405) 954-9359. Attachments cc: ANM-230/ATW-327 AFS-400/410'420/440 460
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