Creative funding to keep the Eastside rail corridor whole - Seattle Times

November 28th, 2009
Creative funding to keep the Eastside rail corridor whole Seattle Times To the south, Sound Transit is looking at a Seattle-Bellevue-Redmond light rail line. Redmond is considering a Redmond-to-Woodinville spur and two utilities ...

Sound Transit’s Public Funds Transferred to Transportation Choices Coalition

July 30th, 2008

Port of Seattle commissioners approve spending over budgets

May 7th, 2008
Since lifting a construction moratorium in March, Port of Seattle commissioners have approved spending on six projects.

County Council Oks Eastside trail deal - Seattle Post Intelligencer

May 5th, 2008
County Council Oks Eastside trail deal Seattle Post Intelligencer - 12 hours ago Sound Transit and a regional planning agency intend to conduct a $300000 study of the corridor and its transit potential. The corridor proposal has gone ...

Public Input Sought on Fate of the BNSF Corridor- Rail, Trails, More, Less?

April 30th, 2008

Public input sought on plan for Eastside rail, trail

April 25th, 2008
The Metropolitan King County Council will take public testimony Monday on a pending deal with the Port of Seattle and BNSF Railway for construction...

'Rails to Trail' deal done by fall? - Seattle Post Intelligencer

April 8th, 2008
'Rails to Trail' deal done by fall? Seattle Post Intelligencer - Apr 8, 2008 Yoshitani said he believed a $300000 Sound Transit and Puget Sound Regional Council study of the rail corridor's feasibility as a commuter line would ...

Port cited for more digging than allowed

April 4th, 2008
The Port of Seattle violated federal law by dredging up more mud and sand than allowed near Magnolia and in a waterway beside Harbor Island, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Friday as it slapped the port with a citation.

P-I’s Young discusses port issues on KUOW

April 2nd, 2008
P-I port reporter Kristen Millares Young appeared on local NPR-affiliate KUOW's show, The Conversation with Ross Reynolds, to talk about the possibility of merging the ports of Seattle and Tacoma. Young covered a joint meeting between the ports on Tuesday.

Gregoire to sign transportation budget, toll policy bill and Legislature's lame attempt to rein in Port of Seattle

March 21st, 2008
Gov. Chris Gregoire is getting around to signing the supplemental transportation budget for 2007-09 much faster than I thought she would. She's going to sign it next Tuesday in Seattle. Generally, budget bills are among the last that governors sign because of their complexity. But come to think of it, the budget is pretty straightforward. Except for the new steel ferries, there ain't much new in it. The tolling policy bill, HB 1773, should be of interest to the Gig Harbor misery-loves-company crowd. Although it doesn't impose tolls on any projects just yet, you can see that tolls are ...
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