Seattle Is All About The Streetcar
Seattle city council earmarks $2 million in state grants for streetcar design.
"The Seattle City Council yesterday set conditions for building a South Lake Union streetcar, including restrictions on the use of city funds, and released $2 million in state grants for preliminary design of the proposed 1.3-mile line.The full council's unanimous vote also approved $360,000 to study streetcar extensions from South Lake Union to the University of Washington and from Pioneer Square to the Chinatown International and Central districts."
Thanks to Felix Sukhenko
Published on Tuesday, August 17, 2004 in
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