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December 8, 2021 <br /> ACTION ITEMS: <br /> LETTER— EARLY SCOPE FOR FORMAL TRANSMITTAL <br /> Moved by Council Member Murphy, seconded by Council Member Bader, to <br /> authorize the Mayor to sign the proposed early scoping letter for formal <br /> transmittal to Sound Transit. <br /> Council Member Murphy voiced concerns with how quickly this was brought to <br /> Council's attention with such a short deadline to submit the comment letter. Yorik <br /> Stevens-Wajda confirmed the letter needed to be submitted by Friday, December <br /> 10, 2021. Murphy requested edits to the letter. <br /> Council Member Murphy requested confirmation that Phase I incorporated <br /> Airport Road/Hwy 99 stations and the SW Boeing Station and questioned whether <br /> Phase II, which would occur approximately four years later, incorporated the <br /> Evergreen Way/Hwy 526 station as well as Downtown Everett Station and if Phase <br /> II was within Everett city limits. <br /> Yorik Stevens-Wajda stated he would upload maps and that the intersection of <br /> Airport Road and Hwy 99 is in Everett's jurisdiction in the north quadrant, so the <br /> station is partially in Everett and in unincorporated Snohomish County. <br /> Council Member Murphy wanted to confirm that between both stations, the <br /> higher priority should be Evergreen Way/526 Station over the provisional Airport <br /> Rd/Hwy 99 location and have that built in as part of Phase I. Mayor Franklin and <br /> Council Member Roberts followed up with clarification and further explanation <br /> regarding the reasonings behind the Phase decisions. <br /> Council Member Vogeli expressed concern of potential displacement of <br /> businesses and families and affordable housing near the locations of the stations <br /> and wanted reassurance for the public that the City is doing the work and thinking <br /> about displacements and not displacing individuals. <br /> 10 <br />