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i rport May 21,2013 Mr.Scott

L. Seritt Manager Atlanta Airports District Office, Suite2

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l legePark,Georgia 30337-2747

KASIM REED Mayor LOUIS E. MILLER Aviation Genera

l Manager Subject: Amendment

to the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Noise Compatibility Program Dear Mr. Seritt: The City of Atlanta/Department

of Aviation (DOA)

is seeking to amend the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport's (A T L ) NCP in order to comply with
a United States District Court Consent Order dated May 25, 2010, by and among the City of College Park and Charles
E. Phillips

,Sr. (Plaintiffs) and the City of Atlanta and Shirley

F rankl in, in her official capacity
as Mayor of the C i ty of Atlanta (Defendants); Civil Action No. 1!>8-CV- 1464. In a September
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l ett er,the DOA transmi tted proposed NCP amendment text to the ADO. After fu rther coordination

,it was determine

d that the DOA needed

t oseek public comment onthe proposed NCP amend ment. A le gal advertisement was plac ed in the March 10,2013 Atlanta Journal-Constitution that conta ined the proposed NCP amendment text. Additionally,
a s

i milar

notice was posted onthe Atlanta Airport Web site

,at l anta-airport.com.
The public comment period granted was30 days. One public comment was received. The comment wasfrom Steve Fincher

,the city attorney
fo r College Park. The DOA acknowledges
his comment, but does not deem
it sufficiently substan

ti veto warrant changing the proposed NCP amendment text or making any other changes
to the NCP. Having completed seeking public comment onthe NCP amendment, the DOA respectfully requests that th eFAA accept the amendment. P l easedo not hesitate to call meif you have any questions. Sincere

l y yours, Thomas E.Nissalke

,Ph.D. Directo

rof Planning and E n vironmental City of Atlanta/Department

of Aviation Attachments

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: (404) 530-6600 www.atlanta-airport.com.A. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport September 14,2012 Mr. Scott L. Seritt Manager Atlanta Airports District Office, Suite2-260 170I Columbia Avenue College Park, Georgia 30337-2747
KASIMREED Mayor LOUIS E. MILLER Aviation General Manager Subject: Amendment

to the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Noise Compatibility Program Dear Mr. Seritt: The purpose of this letter
is to formally amend Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport's (ATL) NCP in order to comply with
a United States District Court Consent Order dated May 25, 2010, by and among the City of College Park and Charles
E. Phillips, Sr. (Plaintiffs) and the City of Atlanta and Shirley Franklin,

in her official capacity
as Mayor of the City of Atlanta (Defendants); Civil Action No. 1:08-CV-1464 (the "Consent Order",

a copyof which
is attached). The City of Atlanta ("City") entered into the Consent Order in compliance with the FAA's directives
to coordinate Part 150 programs with local jurisdictions. Accordingly, pursuant
to numbered paragraph

4 (entitled "PART 150 PROGRAM")

of the Consent Order, the City hereby modifies ATL's NCP to memorialize coordination with College Park by adding the following language
asanew Section 6.10 to the NCP: Section 6.10 Compliance with Federal Consent Order The City of Atlanta and City of Co!lege Park entered into
a United States District Court Consent Order dated May 25, 2010. The Consent Order prohibits Atlanta from certain land acquisition activities within the College Park city limits. Other than the Clubhouse Apartments, located
at 3800 Herschel Road. no apartment complexes located within the city limits of the City of College Park maybe acquired without the consent of the City of College Park. For purposes of this prohibition,
an apartment complex shall mean any building with four ormore residential units. The addition of this NCP section does not affect other NCP measures currently
in place. Additionally, inclusion of Section 6.10 does not have the potential
to impact INM input data used to develop currently approved noise exposure mapsorthe draft 2012 and draft 2017 maps that are currently under public revJew.AssetforthinFAAPart!50 Program guidelines,the foregoing changes
totheNCPshalltake place immediately uponFAA approval.Wenotethatthe Cityhasbeen compliant withtheConsentOrdersince thedateitwasenteredintobetweenthe parties. Pleasedonothesitate
tocallmeif youhave anyquestions. Sincerely yours, Thomas
E. Nissalke, Ph.D. Directorof Planningand Environmental Cityof Atlanta/Department

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