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KerryG's comments
Posted Mon, Aug 11, 3:52 p.m.
RE: The tax hike is permanent: "The tax hike is permanent." Not actually: "System expansion or tax rollback. Any second phase capital program that continues using local taxes for financing will require voter approval. In the absence of voter approval of any plan to expand the system, Sound Transit will ...
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Great Piece.: Ben, Thanks for this insight into the principles that made adding more transit rail such a great idea 40 years ago, when the price of gas was 35 cents/gallon, and an absolute necessity today. Keep up the great work! -KG
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