This makes a lot of sense. I was living in Seattle during the big debate over how to replace the seismically unsafe viaduct (tunnel vs. roadway). The viaduct ru

This makes a lot of sense. I was living in Seattle during the big debate over how to replace the seismically unsafe viaduct (tunnel vs. roadway). The viaduct runs one block from the waterfront and is prime real estate and I don't know why they couldn't allow real estate development above the tunnel to fund the tunnel and bring additional state revenues. There's enough room in that space to build dozens of new skyscrapers.