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Environmental Impact Statement: Modernization and expansion of the municipality's surface transit system.-no. 2. Specifications for the purchase of motor and electric buses, including propulsion systems.-no. 3. Electric trolley bus system expansion in the city of Seattle.-no. 4. East operating base.-no. 5. White Center park and ride.-no. 6. Bothell park and ride.-no. 7. Central operating base.-no. 8. Kent park and ride.-no. 9. Auburn park and ride.-no. 10. South operating base and unit repair facility summary.-no. 11. Redmond park and ride.-no. 12. Sherwood Forest park and ride.-no. 13. Burien park and ride.-no. 14. North operating base.-no. 15. Kenmore park and ride

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