On Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, the legislative chambers of the Seattle City Council on Fourth Avenue were filled to capacity for the final statutory vote on the one-hundred-and-twenty-million-dollar Phase Two Waterfront Maritime Pavilion contract. Inside the crowded chamber, Port Commissioner Marcus Vance, Mayor Bruce Harrell, dozens of union dockworkers, environmental scientists, and civic supporters filled every seat in the gallery. At the central witness table sat Nora Sterling and…
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