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SEA-TAC RUNWAY FILL --Hydrologic Studies -- Project Completion Fact Sheet

 
Publication number Date Published
00-10-027June 2000
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Author(s) Garland, D.
Description The Port of Seattle proposes to construct a fill embankment for a third runway at
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.The volume of fill required for the
embankment is reported to be 16.5 million cubic yards.The embankment is
proposed to be built of fill soil derived from borrow pits located south of the
airport near Des Moines Creek,and from off-site sources that would be
determined in the future.A Maury Island gravel mine (about 8 miles south of
the airport)has been identified as a possible off-site source of fill.
Under contract with the Department of Ecology,Pacific Groundwater Group and
its subconsultants,EarthTech,Inc.,and Ecology and Environment,Inc.,have
evaluated some of the potential impacts of the proposed project,including effects
on groundwater,streams,wetlands,and fish.The study area includes the fill area
and adjoining wetlands,streams,and aquifers potentially impacted by the
proposed runway project,as well as the borrow pit areas proposed for excavation
near Des Moines Creek.
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Keywords soil, creek, fish, study, groundwater