PIERCE COUNTY v. STATE

PIERCE COUNTY, a local government in the State of Washington; Gloria Irene Thein, a Pierce County resident, voter, taxpayer, vehicle owner, vehicle driver, and public transportation user; City of Tacoma, a local government in the State of Washington; William LaBorde, a Tacoma resident, voter, taxpayer, vehicle owner, vehicle driver, and public transportation user; King County, a local government in the State of Washington; Karen Uffellman, a King County resident, voter, taxpayer, vehicle owner, vehicle driver, and public transportation user, Respondents, and Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority, commonly known as "Sound Transit," a Washington regional transit authority; The Sierra Club, a nonprofit public benefit corporation; 1000 Friends of Washington, a Washington nonprofit corporation; King County Labor Council, a Washington nonprofit corporation; Washington State Labor Council, a Washington nonprofit organization; City of Kenmore, a Washington municipal corporation; Transportation Choices Coalition, a Washington nonprofit benefit corporation; Amalgamated Transit Union Local 587, a labor organization; and Aerospace Machinist Union, a labor organization, Intervenor-Respondents. v. STATE of Washington, in its general capacity as defender of I-776, and through its agency the Washington Department of Licensing, Appellant, and Salish Village Home Owners Association, a Washington nonprofit association; and G. Dennis Vaughn, a citizen and taxpayer resident of King County, Intervenors-Appellants.