However, local government is powerless to do anything about it because it is on Puyallup tribal land. Milton, the state and even the Federal Highway Administration don't have jurisdiction there. Those regulations have been approved by the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs, she added. Frank said that she is not aware of any complaints from the State Patrol that the sign has caused problems. But anything that takes people's eyes off the road could potentially be dangerous.
Prospects are good.
A neighborhood group plans to landscape and beautify the area as a gateway to South Lake Union. And we trust someone will keep it clean. This came from a mystery caller. As it stands, the lanes are limited to northbound traffic on weekends, except on special occasions. WashDOT's reasoning is that northbound I-5 traffic into downtown Seattle is heavier on Saturdays.