State looking at tolling plans for new Highway 99 tunnel

SEATTLE - The tunnel that will replace Seattle's Alaskan Way Viaduct is nearing completion, but the state is still trying to figure out how much drivers will have to pay to use it.

The Washington State Transportation Commission is taking public input on how much the tolls should cost.

There are three options to choose from:

The commission will hold public input meetings in June to gather feedback, and will solicit comments online. There's lots more information here, including the dates and locations of the meetings.