City committee greenlights utility's acquisition of historic Laurelhurst property to comply with fish passage requirements Seattle's Parks, Public Utilities & Technology Committee voted 5-0 on December 10 to recommend approval of a $64 million land acquisition that Seattle Public Utilities characterizes as essential for environmental compliance—but that has drawn questions from neighborhood advocates about transparency […]
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