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Seattle City Council Votes Against Street Vacation for Proposed SoDo Arena

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By Kristin Bentley In what was likely one of the last hurdles to approve a proposed multi-purpose sports arena in the city's SoDo neighborhood, the City Council voted yesterday to not permit clearing of one block of Occidental Avenue that would allow the project to proceed. The street vacation did not pass, five of nine […]

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