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5/9/2003
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Sound Transit receives $9.9 million from FTA for right-of-way acquisition
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Federal Transit Administration recently awarded Sound Transit $9.9 million to help the northwestern-Washington rail authority keep its commuter-rail-project momentum going.
Sound Transit plans to use the funds to acquire rights-of-way for station construction along the Sounder Commuter Rail system's Tacoma-to-Lakewood segment. The project includes the development of two stations in Tacoma and one in Lakewood, and construction of a park-and-ride facility, according to a prepared statement issued May 8 by U.S. Department of Transportation.
"The Tacoma-to-Lakewood commuter rail segment will allow even more people to experience the many benefits of public transportation, including a healthier economy, increased community mobility, reduced congestion, energy conservation, and protection of the environment," said FTA Administrator Jennifer Dorn in a prepared statement.
Sound Transit plans to use the funds to acquire rights-of-way for station construction along the Sounder Commuter Rail system's Tacoma-to-Lakewood segment. The project includes the development of two stations in Tacoma and one in Lakewood, and construction of a park-and-ride facility, according to a prepared statement issued May 8 by U.S. Department of Transportation.
"The Tacoma-to-Lakewood commuter rail segment will allow even more people to experience the many benefits of public transportation, including a healthier economy, increased community mobility, reduced congestion, energy conservation, and protection of the environment," said FTA Administrator Jennifer Dorn in a prepared statement.
