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Capital Budget Items:
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Cornish College of the Arts
$500,000 for construction of one of only three private, nonprofit performing and visual arts colleges in the nation.
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McCaw Hall
$3 million for to help continue the state's commitment to the home of the Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Opera.
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FareStart
$400,000 to maintain facilities for this program, which provides culinary training to homeless people, dropouts, and former addicts, preparing them to work as cooks in delis, cafes, and restaurants.
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Pacific Science Center
$900,000 to maintain facilities at the first U.S. museum founded as a science and technology center.
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Myrtle Edwards Park
$800,000 for beach restoration and expansion at the park, which has fantastic views of the Olympics, Mt. Rainier and Puget Sound.
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Shilshole Bay
$290,000 for north end sailing center
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South Lake Union Park
$300,000 for development phase 1 - planned to begin early in 2006. Plans include: demolish existing bulkhead and upgrade and stabilize the lake edge with the creation of a new bulkhead wall with the ability to moor boats; new metal pedestrian bridge with wood decking; and lighting.
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YouthCare
$350,000 to maintain facilities at this shelter for homeless youth.
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Pike Market Senior Center
$310,000 to maintain facilities at this center, which provides social services, employment services, food bank, and hot meals program.
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State Convention and Trade Center
$3 million for facility preservation at this downtown Seattle event center. |
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Seattle Aquarium
$2 million for renovation
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Transportation Budget Items: |
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SR 99 - Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall - replacement |
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SR 99/GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE BRIDGE PAINTING OF BRIDGE 99/560
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BALLARD DOUBLE TRACK & CROSSOVER Completes contractual commitments with the host railroad by adding double-track with crossovers for increased rail capacity. Guarantees the continued operation of the second train on this route, currently operating between Seattle and Bellingham.
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Operating Budget Items: |
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Department of Social and Health Services Belltown Community
Service Office
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Department of Social and Health Services Division of
Alcohol and Substance Abuse |
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Department of Social and Health Services King North/Ballard
Community Service Office |
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Office of Administrative Hearings 1904 Third Ave #722 |
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Department of Agriculture Grain Inspections |
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Department of Licensing Greenwood Licensing Service Office |
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Pacific Science Center 200
Second Ave. N. $250,000 for September 2006 exhibit of Dead Sea Scrolls
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Daybreak Star Cultural Center 3801
W. Government Way $544,000 for electrical upgrades
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Public Schools: |
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Salmon Bay K-8 1810 NW 65th St
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Adams Elementary 6110 28th Ave NW |
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Ballard High 1418 NW 65th St |
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BF Day Elementary 3921 Linden Ave N |
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Loyal Heights Elementary 2511 NW 80th St |
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North Beach Elementary 9018 24th Ave NW |
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West Woodland Elementary 5601 4th Ave NW |
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Whitman Middle 9201 15th Ave NW |
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Whittier Elementary 1320 NW 75th St |
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Catharine Blaine K-8 22550 34th Ave W |
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The Center School 9-12 305 Harrison St |
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Coe Elementary 2424 7th Ave W |
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Lawton Elementary 4000 27th Ave W |
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McClure Middle 1915 1st Ave W |
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Viewlands Elementary 10525 3rd Ave NW |
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Home School Resource Center 1330 N 90th St, BLDG
200 |
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Greenwood Elementary 144 NW 80th St
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1000 Lenora St
321 Mercer Ave 
1902 Second Ave
200 Second Ave N
3130 Alaskan Way W
7001 Seaview Ave NW
860 Terry Ave N
1020 Virginia St., Seattle, WA
1931 First Avenue 
800 Convention Place
1483
Alaskan Way