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NE Seattle Resident's comments
Posted Thu, May 5, 8 p.m.
Dubman, Conley, and O'Connor are right on! Let's have some honesty by WSDOT and Councilmemer Conlin whom we elected thinking he would represent us, the citizen residents of Seattle. It is unbelievable - truly unbelievable - that the Eastside of 520, which is on dry land and not in danger, ...
MOREPosted Wed, Jun 18, 10:12 a.m.
DPD?: Ever since Mayor changed the name from DCLU (Dept of Construction and Land Use), the handwriting was on the wall - developers win. Land Use? NE Seattle resident.
MOREPosted Thu, Feb 14, noon
Foot Ferries across Lake Wash already studied!: In late 90's I was on a committee which met in Kirkland City Hall to study Foot Ferries across Lake Wash. Result - won't work. Downtown Kirkland doesn't want to be a transit hub; they had to move too slowly near Webster Pt ...
MOREPosted Mon, Feb 11, 8:30 a.m.
Foot Ferries ALREADY studied: They sound great in theory, but I was on an official committee about 5 years ago that met in Kirkland for 6 months and result was they won't work across Lake Washington. Speeds too slow; folks don't want to bus then change to ferry; Kirkland does ...
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