Lynnwood considers two new transit plans for the area
Lynnwood officials reviewed two mass transit proposals, a light rail option along I 5 with trains in the median, and a central transfer center near Alderwood Mall. The plan, funded locally as federal support fades, involves regional cooperation among Pierce King and Snohomish counties with a potential September 1987 transfer hub.
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Pierce
King
Snohomish
Dindorf
Federal Urban Mass Transit Authority
Voters to decide on Sno-Isle merger
Mountlake Terrace voters will decide this spring whether to annex to Sno-Isle Regional Library District. A May 20 special election was set after council approval, with the ordinance contingent on both library boards and council sign‑offs.
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Andra Marhefka
Mountlake Terrace
Sno- Isle
Terrace Library Board
Library Board
Sno-Isle
Library
236Th S.W
Library District
Terrace
Oak Harbor
Lois Anderson
Terrace backs I-5 light rail plan for North Corridor
Terrace City Council endorses NEXT recommendations for a $500 million light rail line along I-5 from downtown Seattle to Alderwood Mall with plans for Everett extension. The proposal hinges on Snohomish and King County approvals, federal funding, and a 0.3 percent sales tax to 1988 while NEXT seeks broad local support and possible future expansions.
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Randall Dodd
Lynnwood
South County
Seattle
Sno- Tran Project
Jerry Dinndorf
North Corridor
Dinndorf
Andra Marhefka
Mountlake Terrace
Terrace
North Corridor Extension Policy Committee
King and
Snohomish
Alderwood Mall
Everett
Urban Mass Transit Administration
King County
Sno Tran
Snohomish County
Tranportation Authority
Next’s
I-5
Snohomish County Line
Community Transit
Everett Transit
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Lynnwood Council
Bellevue
SeaTac Airport
Federal Way
Sno-Tran
Ken Graska
Graska
Aurora Village
Pat Curren
Karen Burke
Burke
Gene Dollarhide
M.J. Hrdlicka
Jerry Karstetter
Sharon Rutherford
Lapp
NEXT
Sea Tac Airport
Anderson
GTE
Maggie Lyon
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