January 30th, 2008
The new tax package would have to be smaller than the failed RTID proposal, which would have collected $2 billion in Snohomish County and proved to be too ...
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January 27th, 2008
The current Sound Transit board members are placed in their roles by dint of being elected to something else — mayor, county council, county executive, ...
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January 26th, 2008
Mary Margaret Haugen's fox-in-the-henhouse proposal that Sound Transit take over regional transportation planning and decisionmaking is a formula for more ...
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January 25th, 2008
She made it clear that part of the proposal—snuffing RTID—was a good idea. "We shouldn't just let RTID continue," she said. It seemed that the real appeal for Sen. Brown was the part of Haugen's proposal that would allow regional ...
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January 23rd, 2008
The RTID, which devised the roads portion of November's unsuccessful roads-and-transit measure, is moribund anyway. But Haugen wants to allow some regions to form some transportation entities, which might leave room for Pierce County to ...
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January 22nd, 2008
By LARRY LANGE Bills to eliminate an existing road-project agency and make Seattle-based Sound Transit the first agency to coordinate and help finance major ...
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January 22nd, 2008
Attempts to get Sound Transit to fall under the control of a regional transportation agency fell flat last year, so transportation leaders in Olympia are ...
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January 22nd, 2008
“Puget Sound voters overwhelmingly rejected a three-county RTID last November, but the current statute would allow any of the three counties involved to try it again on their own, or in partnership with a single neighboring county,†...
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January 22nd, 2008
After all, voters in the RTID district, who would make up the bulk of the RTC's population, just recently voted down the $17B Prop. 1. Simply redrawing the map around these people doesn't get you the $62B you need to complete our ...
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January 22nd, 2008
An opponent of Proposition 1 opens the bidding, in hopes of finding a middle ground in the transportation wars. The peace treaty: a little more rail, no new highways, some highway fixes, unclogging arterials, tolls, and no more cute trolleys.
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