Tualatin councilors delay decision on extending Seneca Street,
destroying own chambers  Tualatin Council building move This is
one option for the demolition and rebuilding of the Tualatin
council building, prepared by a consultant and design firm. (SRG
Partnership Inc)  Tualatin councilors decided to hold off on
deciding whether to extend Southwest Seneca Street into the
upcoming Cabela's-anchored Nyberg Rivers shopping center,
destroying its own building in the process.  For extension
opponents, the road's $1 million pricetag (plus another $4
million for a new building) isn't worth marginal improvements in
traffic conditions. But supporters say extending the street is
about fulfilling a vision for a connected downtown, weaving from
housing to shopping to parks.  While they debate, construction
is already underway to redevelop an old KMart shopping center
into a high-end center featuring Cabela's, New Seasons and no
more Jiggles. Developer CenterCal Properties has offered to
extend Seneca Street, but needs to