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Not only is Washington DOT adding an extra lane to I-5 in the middle of Seattle, they didn't even have to prepare an environmental assessment for it.

Project: I-5 NB Seneca to SR 520 Mobility Improvements
Highlighted in red: Type of Work: Additional Lanes

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Text: Environmental Classification Certification
WSDOT has determined that this project does not individually or cumulatively have a significant impact on the environment as defined by NEPA such that it is excluded from the requirements to prepare an environmental assessment to or environmental impact statement.

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11:49 PM · May 17, 2021

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