Third Runway Is A Go
Aug 20, 2004 | 10:46 am
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Third Runway Is A Go
From KIRO 710 Radio News this morning:
"Opponents of a one-point-one billion dollar third runway at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport are throwing in the towel. Suburban governments around the airport have spent millions of dollars fighting the project over the past eight years. In May, however, the Airport Communities Coalition lost a key state Supreme Court ruling that allowed work on the project to resume. Yesterday, leaders said they were dropping the group's last two legal challenges."
"Opponents of a one-point-one billion dollar third runway at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport are throwing in the towel. Suburban governments around the airport have spent millions of dollars fighting the project over the past eight years. In May, however, the Airport Communities Coalition lost a key state Supreme Court ruling that allowed work on the project to resume. Yesterday, leaders said they were dropping the group's last two legal challenges."
Aug 24, 2004 | 3:04 pm
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Originally Posted by SEA_Tigger
From KIRO 710 Radio News this morning:
"Opponents of a one-point-one billion dollar third runway at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport are throwing in the towel. Suburban governments around the airport have spent millions of dollars fighting the project over the past eight years. In May, however, the Airport Communities Coalition lost a key state Supreme Court ruling that allowed work on the project to resume. Yesterday, leaders said they were dropping the group's last two legal challenges."
"Opponents of a one-point-one billion dollar third runway at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport are throwing in the towel. Suburban governments around the airport have spent millions of dollars fighting the project over the past eight years. In May, however, the Airport Communities Coalition lost a key state Supreme Court ruling that allowed work on the project to resume. Yesterday, leaders said they were dropping the group's last two legal challenges."
