State Ex Rel. Wasington Toll Bridge Authority v. Yelle

(dissenting) — It is necessary to ascertain whether the term “approaches,” as used in Laws of 1937, chapter 173, p. 654, Rem. Rev. Stat., Vol. 7A, §§ 6524-1 to 6524-21, comprehends the so-called approaches contemplated by the authority.

The so-called approach contemplates a one-fourth mile long twin-bore tunnel and the construction of an arterial highway for a distance something in excess of six thousand lineal feet on the west side of Lake Washington leading up to the bridge, most of it being very remote from the bridge. The so-called approaches on the eastern side of the lake cover a…