Hon Marshall Ferguson
February 7, 2020 9 a.m.
2020 JAN 24 10:32 AM

FILED

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KING COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT CLERK
E-FILED
CASE #: 19-2-30171-6 SEA

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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KING

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GARFIELD COUNTY TRANSPORTATION
AUTHORITY; KING COUNTY; CITY OF
SEATTLE; WASHINGTON STATE
TRANSIT ASSOCIATION; ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON CITIES; PORT OF
SEATTLE; INTERCITY TRANSIT;
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF
WASHINGTON; and MICHAEL ROGERS,

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Plaintiffs,

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v.

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STATE OF WASHINGTON,

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Defendant.
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No: 19-2-30171-6 SEA
PLAINTIFF INTERVENORS’
RESPONSE TO CROSS MOTIONS FOR
SUMMARY JUDGMENT

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To avoid duplication, Transit Riders Union, Washington ADAPT, and Climate Solutions

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(“Plaintiff Intervenors”) incorporate by reference the following briefs as their response to the

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cross motions for summary judgment filed by the State of Washington, Pierce County, and Clint

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Didier: (1) Plaintiff Intervenors’ Joinder and Motion for Summary Judgment; (2) Plaintiffs’
Motion for Summary Judgment; and (3) Plaintiffs’ Response to the Cross Motions for Summary
Judgment.
PLAINTIFF INTERVENORS’ RESPONSE
TO CROSS MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY
JUDGMENT - 1

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Respectfully submitted this 24th day of January 2010.

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Smith & Lowney, pllc

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By:

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Attorneys for Plaintiff Intervenors Transit
Riders Union, Climate Solutions, and
Washington ADAPT.

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/s/ Knoll Lowney_
Knoll Lowney WSBA No. 23457

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TO CROSS MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY
JUDGMENT - 2

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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I am and at all times hereinafter mentioned was a citizen of the United States, over the
age of 21 years and not a party to this action. On the 24th day of January, 2020, I caused to be
served, via the King County E-Service filing system, a true copy of the foregoing document
upon the parties listed below:
For Plaintiff King County:
David J. Hackett, Attorney
David J. Eldred, Attorney
Erin B. Jackson, Attorney
Jenifer C. Merkel, Attorney
Rafael Munoz-Cintron, Legal Assistant
David.hackett@kingcounty.gov
David.eldred@kingcounty.gov
Erin.Jackson@kingcounty.gov
Jenifer.merkel@kingcounty.gov
rmunozcintron@kingcounty.gov
For Defendant State of Washington:
Alan D. Copsey, Deputy Solicitor General
Alicia Young, Deputy Solicitor General
Lauryn Fraas, Assistant Attorney General
Karl Smith, Deputy Solicitor General
Kristin Jensen, Executive Assistant
Rebecca Davila-Simmons, Paralegal
Morgan Mills, Legal Assistant
Alan.copsey@atg.wa.gov
Alicia.young@atg.wa.gov
Lauryn.fraas@atg.wa.gov
Karl.smith@atg.wa.gov
Kristin.jensen@atg.wa.gov
Rebecca.DavilaSimmons@atg.wa.gov
Morgan.mills@atg.wa.gov
Noah.purcell@atg.wa.gov

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For Plaintiff City of Seattle:
Carolyn U. Boies, Attorney
Erica Franklin, Attorney
John B. Schochet, Attorney
Marisa Johnson, Legal Assistant
Carolyn.boies@seattle.gov
Erica.franklin@seattle.gov
John.schochet@seattle.gov
Marisa.Johnson@seattle.gov

For Intervenor-Plaintiffs
Washington ADAPT, Transit Riders Union
and Climate Solutions:
Knoll Lowney, Attorney
knoll@smithandlowney.com
For Intervenor-Defendant Pierce County:
Daniel R. Hamilton, Attorney
Frank A. Cornelius, Attorney
Dan.hamilton@piercecountywa.gov
Frank.cornelius@piercecountywa.gov
For Intervenor-Defendant Clint Didier:
Stephen W. Pidgeon, Attorney
spidgeon007@gmail.com
For Intervenor-Defendants Timothy
Eyman, Michael Fagan and Jack Fagan:
Mark D. Kimball, Attorney
mkimball@mdklaw.com

DATED this 24th day of January, 2020.

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/s/ Kai McDavid
Kai McDavid

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PLAINTIFF INTERVENORS’ RESPONSE
TO CROSS MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY
JUDGMENT - 3