Remember the mayor’s ultimatum to the Seattle Monorail Board earlier this month [mb ^[1]]? The Seattle Times reports that the Board might stand up to Nickels’s demand that they put the whole thing up for another vote this September:

“If we’re not asking for higher taxes and not asking for a shorter line, I don’t believe there’s any reason we should go to a new vote, because we’re doing what people voted for already,” board member Cleve Stockmeyer said. Voters approved a car-tab tax for the monorail in 2002. [seattletimes ^[2]]

From the looks of things, the issue of revoting (rather than any actual stand on building the monorail) appears to be shaping up to be a campaign issue among the candidates for the city council. I suppose this is the “Seattle Way”.