Politics & Government
Shoreline City Council to Discuss Light Rail Framework Policies
Council also proclaiming May 28-June 1 Armed Services Appreciation Week
The Shoreline City Council meets tonight at 7 p.m. at Shoreline City Hall.
On the agenda tonight is discussion of the city's framework goals for the Light Rail project, formerly known as the North Corridor Transit Project, and now known as the Lynnwood Link Extension.
Early in the planning process, Sound Transit needed a project name that encompassed several modes of transit considered in the Alternatives Analysis phase. Now that light rail has been confirmed as the best transit mode to serve the Interstate 5 corridor between Northgate and Lynnwood, the new name appropriately includes Link light rail and the new line's end point.
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After the flag salute, a member of the Council will read a proclamation for Armed Services Appreciation Week and there will be recognition of outgoing planning commissioners and outgoing Library Board Members.
The consent agenda includes approval of the following:
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Minutes of Business Meeting of April 9, 2012
Approval of expenses and payroll as of May 4, 2012 in the amount of $3,019,084.19
A public hearing wil then be held to hear to receive citizens’ comments on the Shoreline Master Program.
Other action items include:
Adoption of Framework Policies – Light Rail Station Area Planning
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