Article: Most oppose plan to reinvent Mercer Street in Seattle, poll finds.

By Bob Young, The Seattle Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Dec. 1--Only a small number of Seattle neighborhood, business and affordable-housing activists have criticized Mayor Greg Nickels' plan to reinvent Mercer Street as a two-way, tree-lined boulevard. But a new poll suggests much more opposition may exist.

In polling released yesterday by Elway Research, most Seattleites who responded oppose Nickels' proposal to spend upward of $150 million to make changes to Mercer Street that would not improve travel times in the South Lake Union area.

Elway Research found 55 percent of those polled opposed the plan, 26 percent supported it ...

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