Thursday, May 1, 2008

New 3-Mile Bypass Planned for Kalama

Like any other major project in this state, bypassing the congestion at Kalama's port on the Columbia has been a issue put on hold for lack of funds. But port authorities have come up with a smaller trimmer plan to create a 3-mile bypass, which is much shorter and cheaper than the original 18-mile line.

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Sound Transit's New Mukilteo Station Underway

http://www.soundtransit.org/x1889.xml

Ground has broken and the big machines have been called in. The long-awaited Mukilteo stop for Sound Transit is under construction and headed for a successful future. Considering its proximity to the ferry dock for the Clinton run, and all the traffic that comes off Whidbey Island in the morning, this stop has the potential for being one of the busiest and most convenient for island commuters.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Sound Transit Wants Feedback

Sound Transit will be looking for public feedback in June and July, on what plans they should use for the future of light rail in the region. Topics include potential expansion and funding.

High on my list would be the opportunity for passenger rail on the Eastside using the soon-to-be-former Woodinville Subdivision.