June 23rd, 2005
Normally I don’treprint other newsletters in my Urban Politics, but apparently UP# 199 struck a raw nerve among the SLU Streetcar supporters and they have been sending out a form letter to Councilmembers.
I’m reprinting it below with my response. I urge you to decide for yourself and then Email City Hall on where your dollars should go for transit service.
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January 13th, 2002
Both polls have similar demographics for age, time living in the Puget Sound region, and home ownership. Both find over 60% identify transportation as the most important regional issue.
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March 27th, 2001
I am co-sponsoring two resolutions now before the City Council that deal with Sound Transit. Votes are scheduled for both at the Transportation Committee meeting next Tuesday, April 3 at 2 p.m. Before addressing the details, some background may be helpful.
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May 3rd, 1998
The City Council met with Head Librarian and Board Members to discuss the public’s reaction so far to the proposed bond. Overall reaction has been positive.
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Posted: May 3rd, 1998 under
Budget and Economic Development,
Education,
Government,
Transportation.
Tags:
city council,
Councilmanic,
Gas tax,
Library Bond,
library parking,
Light Rail,
Magnuson Park,
Mayor's Blue Ribbon Committee,
METRO bus,
Sand Point Naval Base,
UP
