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King Street Station Restoration |
King Street Station is a public asset
that is an important part of Seattle’s
history. For over one hundred years it
has improved connections, serving as a
gateway for millions of travelers coming
into Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.
The station has spurred economic growth
and helped establish Seattle as a major
metropolitan city.
On March 5, 2008, Mayor Greg Nickels marked the start of a new era for King Street Station with the City of Seattle’s purchase of the landmark building from the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway Company.
Under city ownership, King Street Station will undergo a $26.5 million renovation that will achieve the following goals:
* Restore the building’s historic character and grandeur
* Upgrade facilities to meet present and future needs of rail and transit users
* Enhance passenger safety and security
* Promote sustainable design with a LEED Silver building certification
* Support efforts to transform the station into a modern transit hub
Find out more at: www.seattle.gov/transportation/kingstree t.htm
On March 5, 2008, Mayor Greg Nickels marked the start of a new era for King Street Station with the City of Seattle’s purchase of the landmark building from the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway Company.
Under city ownership, King Street Station will undergo a $26.5 million renovation that will achieve the following goals:
* Restore the building’s historic character and grandeur
* Upgrade facilities to meet present and future needs of rail and transit users
* Enhance passenger safety and security
* Promote sustainable design with a LEED Silver building certification
* Support efforts to transform the station into a modern transit hub
Find out more at: www.seattle.gov/transportation/kingstree t.htm
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