After being talked about for years, the Seattle City Council took steps with a vote Tuesday to start the process of building a 'lid' over I-5.
After being talked about for years, the Seattle City Council took steps Tuesday to start the process of building a ‘lid’ over Interstate 5 with a vote supporting the development of the lids., which supports the development of lids across I-5. The vote was 3-0 with two abstentions.
The resolution, in part, states the city “supports efforts to lid where feasible within the city limits, including but not limited to the area between South Dearborn Street and Thomas Street, and the area between NE 45th Street and NE 50th Street.” The legislation also says the council supports city agencies working with the state of Washington, the Federal Highway Administration and federal and state elected officials in several areas, including the effort to “seek federal grants, including a federal Reconnecting Communities grant, to continue technical work and engagement …”The project aims to cover, or “lid,” stretches of I-5 to expand space for urban development, address the city’s housing crisis, reduce traffic noise, and beautify...
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