Seattle Monorail Environment Study Draft Ready
A five-volume draft environmental-impact statement discloses the visual, noise, land-use and transportation effects of the planned Seattle Monorail Project
"The Seattle Monorail Project has published 1,900 pages about the impacts of a 14-mile line linking Ballard and West Seattle to downtown. The report and illustrations can be found at www.elevated.org, public libraries or by phoning the agency at 206-382-1220."
Thanks to Felix Sukhenko
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Published on Wednesday, August 20, 2003 in
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