Exhibit A

7. Attachment

Exhibit A

3/12/24, 3:52 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Jill Anderson 
Tue 3/12/2024 12:14 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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3/12/24, 8:49 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Ellen Arnstein 
Tue 3/12/2024 7:43 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
This is not just about the trees. King County Public Health has confirmed that people in airport
communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct
correlation with proximity to SeaTac. To offset this, the report recommends planting, protecting, and
preserving trees near SeaTac.
This plan will be a detriment to the public health of residents in the area and will drastically reduce
forest habitat. It must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely,
Ellen Arnstein





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3/13/24, 2:47 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Jo Berliner 
Tue 3/12/2024 7:16 PM
To: Cho, Sam ; Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi
; Calkins, Ryan ; Commission-Public-Records ; Felleman, Fred  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.

--
Jo Berliner
pronouns: he/they





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      3/12/24, 8:53 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Ethan Bickel 
Tue 3/12/2024 8:25 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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      3/12/24, 8:36 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Jessica Bookwalter 
Mon 3/11/2024 11:03 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Thank you.






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      3/12/24, 8:46 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
[email protected] 
Tue 3/12/2024 5:55 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I FULLY support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
I would like to add that I deeply care about the children living in the communities surrounding the park.
They deserve to live in healthy spaces, with full access to their parks and as many trees surrounding them
as possible. We have to stop choosing profits over protecting our children.
Thank you for your time,
Sadie Ciccia-Strain

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3/13/24, 2:47 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Sharon Clarke 
Tue 3/12/2024 8:58 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
I cannot adequetely express my horror that the Port of Seattle plans to once again rape the land it
holds in trust. So I will just let you read this standard response. But please understand, this is very
important to me, personally.
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.






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      3/12/24, 8:42 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Ashley Cohen-Lewe 
Tue 3/12/2024 3:52 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Ashley Cohen-Lewe
Anything But Ordinary






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3/12/24, 8:54 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Mx. Malak Crisp 
Tue 3/12/2024 8:27 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Malak Crisp (They/Them)
[email protected]






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      3/13/24, 2:45 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Karen Crum 
Tue 3/12/2024 4:39 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
I oppose the Land Stewardship Plan which will destroy and pave over irreplaceable forests and
established natural ecosystems that protect already-polluted frontline communities.
I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to industrially “develop”
(=destroy) existing forests and to stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is unacceptable. To
do this in a community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space is
unacceptable.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): It is unacceptable to “develop” (=destroy) this forest and remove the 17-
acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County -
irreplaceable as the last, and irreplaceable as itself, irreplaceable as an existingcarbon sequestration
resource - and as an important aquifer recharge resource for the region.
The Port’s history of destroying wetlands is unsustainable, indefensible, and cannot continue.
KC Public Health confirmed that people in airport communities live shorter, less healthy lives. Negative
health impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The current plan will
only exacerbate this. The report recommends expanding trees near SeaTac, not destroying more.
I respectfully demand this plan be revised to protect these forests as the life-sustaining ecosystems they
are, and to honestly account for their value to all the lives that depend on our remaining natural spaces.
No more forest destruction.




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      3/13/24, 2:49 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
[email protected] 
Tue 3/12/2024 10:29 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
As someone born and raised in Seattle, I have a deep and abiding love for green spaces. My family are
closely tied with North SeaTac park and are once again dismayed to see plans to decimate it. Please
reconsider. Please let our community live and breathe. Please keep Seattle green.
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely,
Angela Dahl
West Seattle




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      3/13/24, 2:48 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Courtney Davis 
Tue 3/12/2024 9:29 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Thank you,
Courtney Davis






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      3/12/24, 8:48 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Laura Davoli 
Tue 3/12/2024 7:01 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
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      3/12/24, 8:37 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Mar Dee 
Mon 3/11/2024 11:09 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
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      3/12/24, 8:35 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on draft Land Stewardship Plan
Jessica Dixon-Horton 
Mon 3/11/2024 10:53 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
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      3/12/24, 8:32 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Jill Doran 
Mon 3/11/2024 10:45 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
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Dear Commissioners,
It is hard for me to understand, especially with everything that is known about climate change, that you
wouldn’t be doing everything in your power to preserve the city and county’s quickly dwindling green
space. How is this land stewardship? We are lucky to live somewhere so green and healthy and it is
important to preserve it. Growth can happen while maintaining green space. Please do not approve this.
Please stop destroying green space. It is deeply short sighted and frankly cruel.
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely,
Jill Doran
Seattle, WA
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      3/12/24, 8:47 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Robin Dragovich 
Tue 3/12/2024 6:59 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them. Save our trees! Preserve our
forests, protect our communities.
Best,
Robin Dragovich





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[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Steven Durham 
Tue 3/12/2024 9:30 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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      3/12/24, 3:53 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
alexa fortuna 
Tue 3/12/2024 12:44 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Thank you for your care,
Alexa Valett
Shoreline, WA
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3/12/24, 3:51 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Alice Frayne 
Tue 3/12/2024 10:28 AM
To: Cho, Sam ; Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi
; Calkins, Ryan ; Commission-Public-Records ; Felleman, Fred  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark). Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge
cargo warehouses is an affront to this community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail,
parking lots and cargo space. North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving
ahead, including the removal of 17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last
peat bogs in King County and an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a
history of destroying wetlands and this does not appear to have changed. KC Public Health confirmed
people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health impacts stretch for ten miles in
a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely,
Alice








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      3/13/24, 3:00 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Jeppa Hall 
Wed 3/13/2024 8:11 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.

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      3/12/24, 8:29 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Daniel Heath 
Mon 3/11/2024 10:31 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
Please rethink this development.
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely Daniel Heath,
Seattle voter and resident





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3/12/24, 9:42 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Evelyn Horan 
Tue 3/12/2024 9:02 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Evelyn Horan (She/Her)
Office Manager/Green Building Associate
Fitwel Ambassador

Direct : (206) 946-6306 
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Email: [email protected]

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      3/12/24, 9:42 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
[email protected] 
Tue 3/12/2024 9:37 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.

Jennifer Houston
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      3/13/24, 2:46 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Kellan Howes 
Tue 3/12/2024 5:02 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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      3/13/24, 2:59 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
adrianna hulscher 
Wed 3/13/2024 8:09 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Please protect our treasured natural areas! Once gone, they cannot be replaced.
Urgently,
Adrianna Hulscher
Seattle resident

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      3/12/24, 8:46 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
lizzie hurd 
Tue 3/12/2024 6:43 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Hurd






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3/12/24, 8:42 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Ren 
Tue 3/12/2024 1:18 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Warmly,
Temple Loveli






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3/12/24, 3:54 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Cristin Mattione 
Tue 3/12/2024 2:23 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The very last thing we need to be doing right now as humans is destroying forest habitat. Please set an
example!
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Cristin Mattione (she/her)
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      3/13/24, 2:49 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Olivia Moore 
Tue 3/12/2024 10:43 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely,
Olivia Moore






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      3/12/24, 3:50 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Jenna Morris 
Tue 3/12/2024 10:15 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially “develop” the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for
“development”(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to “develop” this forest are moving ahead, including the removal
of 17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County
and an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying
wetlands and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Thank you for listening,
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3/13/24, 2:47 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Karen Muller 
Tue 3/12/2024 5:24 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health impacts
inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline communi es. I support
the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to industrially develop the forests it owns
and stop acquiring forested land for development ( nyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcu ng this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an aﬀront to this community
which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of 17-acre
Tub Lake Bog buﬀer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an important aquifer
recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and this does not appear to have
changed.
KC Public Health conﬁrmed people in airport communi es live shorter, sicker lives. Nega ve health impacts
stretch for ten miles in a direct correla on with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends expanding trees
near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
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3/13/24, 2:58 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Marissa 
Wed 3/13/2024 7:13 AM
To: Cho, Sam ; Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi
; Calkins, Ryan ; Commission-Public-Records ; Felleman, Fred  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health impacts inherent in a plan to
pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest
and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for
development (tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark). 
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this community which
recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space. 
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of 17-acre Tub Lake Bog
buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an important aquifer recharge resource for the
region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health impacts stretch for ten miles
in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.













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3/12/24, 8:28 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Joe Olson 
Mon 3/11/2024 10:26 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to industrially
develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely,
Joe Olson







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3/12/24, 9:41 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Stewardship Plan: no clear-cutting, no greenwashing!
Assaf Oron 
Tue 3/12/2024 9:30 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: Tree Action Seattle ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to industrially
"develop" (i.e., raze) the forests it owns, and to stop acquiring forested land for "development"
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to "develop" this forest are moving ahead, including the removal
of 17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County
and an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying
wetlands and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts a stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Thank you,
Assaf Oron
Seattle voter






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      3/13/24, 2:36 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Anne Roda 
Tue 3/12/2024 4:31 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.

Anne Roda
Seattle resident
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      3/12/24, 3:52 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
ARCELIA RODRIGUEZ 
Tue 3/12/2024 12:24 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
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      3/12/24, 8:52 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Moani Russell 
Tue 3/12/2024 8:05 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
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      3/12/24, 3:48 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Linnea Scott 
Tue 3/12/2024 9:49 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
I am writing you as a lifelong Seattle resident and the mother of a 2-year-old daughter.
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Sincerely,
Linnea Scott




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3/13/24, 2:36 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment: Land Stewardship Plan
Leah Scott-Zechlin 
Tue 3/12/2024 4:21 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Dear Commissioners,
I am deeply disturbed by the Port's disregard for climate change and the right of all communities to
green space.
I ask the Port to withdraw its plans to industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring
forested land for development (tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and
an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands
and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
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      3/12/24, 8:45 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Ashley Cohen-Lewe 
Tue 3/12/2024 3:54 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Ashley Shain






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      3/12/24, 8:27 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Julia Shettler 
Mon 3/11/2024 10:18 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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      3/12/24, 8:50 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Paula Sjunneson 
Tue 3/12/2024 7:45 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Thank you,
Paula
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      3/13/24, 2:52 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Daniel Smith 
Tue 3/12/2024 11:39 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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      3/12/24, 3:51 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Cody Stetzel 
Tue 3/12/2024 12:09 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Rise and cry,
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      3/12/24, 9:40 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Andy Stewart 
Tue 3/12/2024 9:17 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
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Commissioners, Fred and Ryan in particular,
I’m rather concerned and disappointed the Port is still pursuing this plan to destroy so much forest in an
already impacted area. I typically look to the port as a leader in sustainability and environmental
stewardship. Is there anything you are doing to course correct here?
Thanks,
Andy
——
Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
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      3/13/24, 2:54 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Marcy Stone-Francois 
Wed 3/13/2024 5:45 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
- Marcy Stone-Francois






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3/12/24, 3:48 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Carina Swain 
Tue 3/12/2024 10:05 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health impacts inherent in a plan to
pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest
and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for
development (tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark). 
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this community which
recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space. 
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of 17-acre Tub Lake Bog
buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an important aquifer recharge resource for the
region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health impacts stretch for ten miles
in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.












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      3/12/24, 8:52 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Erin Tenney 
Tue 3/12/2024 8:23 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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      3/12/24, 8:58 AM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Megan Tully 
Mon 3/11/2024 11:41 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
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Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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      3/13/24, 3:00 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
Drake Urness 
Wed 3/13/2024 2:34 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
WARNING: External email. Links or attachments may be unsafe.

Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Cheers,
Drake W. Urness






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      3/12/24, 3:49 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
John Valett 
Tue 3/12/2024 10:15 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
WARNING: External email. Links or attachments may be unsafe.

Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.







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      Payne, Aubree
From:            Lb Webster 
Sent:               Monday, March 11, 2024 10:41 PM
To:                [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];
[email protected]
Cc:                 [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject:            [EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan

Dear Commissioners, 
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air‐purifying 
forests that protect polluted frontline communies. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to industrially develop the 
forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development (nyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcu«ng this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an aﬀront to this community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a 
jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of 17‐acre Tub Lake Bog buﬀer forest. This forest protects 
one of the last peat bogs in King County and an important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and this does 
not appear to have changed. 
KC Public Health conﬁrmed people in airport communies live shorter, sicker lives. Negave health impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlaon with 
proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends expanding trees near SeaTac. 
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them. 
Thank you,
Lassie Webster 



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      3/13/24, 2:59 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Important Comments on Land Stewardship Plan
[email protected] 
Wed 3/13/2024 7:48 AM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
WARNING: External email. Links or attachments may be unsafe.

Dear Commissioners,
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I strongly support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans
to industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
KC Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Thank you,
S. Whipple






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      3/12/24, 3:52 PM                                               Mail - Commission-Public-Records - Outlook
[EXTERNAL] Comment on Land Stewardship Plan
hera won 
Tue 3/12/2024 12:41 PM
To: Calkins, Ryan ; Cho, Sam ; Felleman, Fred ; 
Hasegawa, Toshiko ; Mohamed, Hamdi ; Commission-Public-
Records  
Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected]
 
WARNING: External email. Links or attachments may be unsafe.

Dear Commissioners,
I live by SeaTac park. The summers grow hotter and become unbearable in this area. Without the trees
we have been left with, it will become unlivable.
I vote, own property and pay property taxes here.
And I really don’t have time to join a protest and cuff myself to a tree, but I will.
The Land Stewardship Plan's greenwashing cannot hide the catastrophic environmental and health
impacts inherent in a plan to pave over cooling, air-purifying forests that protect polluted frontline
communities. I support the Defenders of Highline Forest and ask the Port to withdraw its plans to
industrially develop the forests it owns and stop acquiring forested land for development
(tinyurl.com/defendHighlinePark).
Riverton Heights (27 acres): Clearcutting this forest for two huge cargo warehouses is an affront to this
community which recently lost 100 acres of forest for a jail, parking lots and cargo space.
North SeaTac Park (110 acres): Plans to develop this forest are moving ahead, including the removal of
17-acre Tub Lake Bog buffer forest. This forest protects one of the last peat bogs in King County and an
important aquifer recharge resource for the region. The Port has a history of destroying wetlands and
this does not appear to have changed.
-PLEASE DO NOT DO THISKC
Public Health confirmed people in airport communities live shorter, sicker lives. Negative health
impacts stretch for ten miles in a direct correlation with proximity to SeaTac. The report recommends
expanding trees near SeaTac.
This plan must be revised to protect these forests and those near them.
Please help the people in the communities that live here, like me.




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