SEPA Appeals, 1989-2015
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Seattle (Wash.). Office of Hearing Examiner
- Title
- SEPA Appeals
- Dates
- 1989-2015 (inclusive)19892015
- Quantity
- 7.4 cubic feet, (19 boxes)
- Collection Number
- 3403-16
- Summary
- Appeals to Seattle's Hearing Examiner related to SEPA decisions.
- Repository
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Seattle Municipal Archives
Seattle Municipal Archives
Office of the City Clerk
City of Seattle
PO Box 94728
98124-4728
Seattle, WA
Telephone: 2062337807
Fax: 2063869025
archives@seattle.gov - Access Restrictions
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Records are open to the public.
- Languages
- English
Historical Note
The Office of the Hearing Examiner is an independent office of the City that conducts administrative hearings, when authorized by the Seattle Municipal Code, to review the actions of various City departments. The office was created in 1973 and was part of the Municipal Courts until 1977 when it became an independent office. The Hearing Examiner is appointed by the City Council to serve an initial term of one year and subsequent terms of four years.
The Municipal Code grants the Hearing Examiner jurisdiction in more than 75 different types of matters. The majority of cases are appeals of decisions made by other City agencies, such as the Department of Planning and Development (Master Use Permits, SEPA determinations, Code Interpretations, Land Use and Noise Enforcement Citations and decisions on tenant relocation assistance); the Department of Finance (tax assessments); the Landmarks Preservation Board and Special Purpose District Commissions (decisions on certificates of approval for alterations); the Department of Executive Administration (licensing decisions); and the Department of Transportation (right-of-way use).
The Hearing Examiner has original jurisdiction and makes the initial decision in cases related to subdivision applications processed by the Department of Planning and Development; complaints of discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodation, or public contracts filed by the Office for Civil Rights and the City Attorney's Office; complaints for third party utility billing violations; petitions for review of floating home moorage fee increases; and others.
The Hearing Examiner's decision in a case is usually the City's final decision. However, the City Council has retained jurisdiction over certain land use actions, including Council Conditional Uses, rezone proposals, major institution master plans, planned unit developments, and landmark controls and incentives. For these cases, the Hearing Examiner holds a public hearing for the Council, gathers information to establish the record, and forwards the record and a detailed written recommendation to the Council for its use in making the decision.
Content Description
Hearing Examiner records related to decisions of non-significance under SEPA, the State Environmental Policy Act. The SEPA process identifies and analyzes environmental impacts associated with governmental decisions about project permits, construction of public facilities, adoption of policies, and other actions. Records include correspondence, memoranda, findings of fact, and Hearing Examiner decisions. Files for some years consist only of Hearing Examiner findings/decisions without supporting materials.
Use of the Collection
Preferred Citation
[Item and date], SEPA Appeals, Record Series 3403-16. Box [number], Folder [number]. Seattle Municipal Archives.
Administrative Information
Related Materials
Archived decisions from 1975 to 1989 are available on the Hearing Examiner website. Decisions and recommendations filed with the Office of the City Clerk since 1990 are searchable on the Clerk website. Most case records from 2010 forward are searchable in the Hearing Examiner's Internet Records Information System (IRIS).
Detailed Description of the Collection
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Description: W-89-008. Sunny Arms Cooperative Association. Adult cabaretsDates: 1989-1998Container: Box 1, Folder 1
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Description: W-89-009. Trammel Crow Co. Adult cabaretsDates: 1989-1998Container: Box 1, Folder 2
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Description: W-89-010. Concerned Citizens of Georgetown. Adult cabaretsDates: 1989-1998Container: Box 1, Folder 3
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Description: W-89-011. Greater Duwamish Neighborhood Council. Adult cabaretsDates: 1989-1998Container: Box 1, Folder 4
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Description: W-90-001. Halcyon Mobile Home Park and University Trailer Park.Dates: 1990Container: Box 1, Folder 5
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Description: W-90-002. Carol Eychaner. Lake Union Steam PlantDates: 1990Container: Box 1, Folder 6
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Description: W-90-003/004. Thomas C. Evans and Save Union Bay Association. Greenlake Water Quality Improvement ProjectDates: 1992Container: Box 1, Folder 7
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Description: W-90-005. Lake Union and Ship Canal Trails Coalition. Seattle Pacific University Master PlanDates: 1990Container: Box 1, Folder 8
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Description: W-90-009. Robert Kildall. Salmon Bay powerline crossingDates: 1990-1001Container: Box 1, Folder 9
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Description: W-91-001/002. Sea Springs Co. and Tulalip Tribes. Water Dept. EISDates: 1991Container: Box 1, Folder 10
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Description: W-91-003. Haller Lake Improvement Club. Northwest Hospital Master PlanDates: 1991Container: Box 1, Folder 11
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Description: W-91-004/005. Seattle Community Council Federation and Wallingford Community Council. Accessory Housing OrdinanceDates: 1991Container: Box 1, Folder 12
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Description: W-91-006. George Easton. 425 S. Cloverdale St.Dates: 1991Container: Box 1, Folder 13
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Description: W-91-007. Jensen Motor-Boat Co.Dates: 1991Container: Box 1, Folder 14
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Description: W-91-008. Yanick MoraviaDates: 1991Container: Box 1, Folder 15
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Description: W-91-009. Seattle Shorelines Coalition. House bargesDates: 1991Container: Box 1, Folder 16
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Description: W-91-010. Fred and Lou Ann Freeburg. 626 4th Ave. W.Dates: 1991Container: Box 1, Folder 17
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Description: W-92-001. Gregory Development Co. 3658 Renton Ave. S.Dates: 1992Container: Box 1, Folder 18
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Description: W-92-002. Stephen Hildman. 9527 Interlake Ave N.Dates: 1992Container: Box 1, Folder 19
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Description: W-93-003. Myrtle Street Reservoir Residents Association et al. Radio communications towerDates: 1992Container: Box 1, Folder 20
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Description: W-92-004 - W-92-009. Haller Lake Improvement Club et al. Northgate Area Comprehensive PlanDates: 1992-1994Container: Box 1, Folder 21
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Description: W-92-010. Mary Anne Elsasser. Seattle Preparatory SchoolDates: 1992Container: Box 1, Folder 22
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Description: W-92-011. Deb Barker and Mike Burnett. West Seattle Freeway muralDates: 1992Container: Box 1, Folder 23
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Description: W-93-001. Jeffrey D. Pettey. Tolt Filtration PlantDates: 1993Container: Box 1, Folder 24
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Description: W-93-002. Helicopter Association Northwest. HeliportsDates: 1993Container: Box 1, Folder 25
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Description: W-93-004. Jordan Brower. Off-premise advertisingDates: 1993Container: Box 1, Folder 26
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Description: W-93-005. Helicopter Association Northwest. HeliportsDates: 1993Container: Box 1, Folder 27
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Description: W-93-006. Roger S. Sanders et al. Bitter Lake Community CenterDates: 1993Container: Box 1, Folder 28
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Description: W-93-007. Robert Steil. Pioneer Square signageDates: 1994Container: Box 1, Folder 29
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Description: W-93-008/009. Laurelhurst Community Club and Northeast Families for Residential Neighborhoods. Children's Hospital master planDates: 1993-1994Container: Box 1, Folder 30
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Description: W-93-010. Horizon House. Virginia Mason master planDates: 1993Container: Box 1, Folder 31
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Description: W-93-011. Ad Hoc Committee for Friends of Conover Green. Rainier Community CenterDates: 1994Container: Box 1, Folder 32
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Description: W-93-012. Eastlake Business Association. Eastlake residential parking zoneDates: 1994Container: Box 1, Folder 33
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Description: W-94-001. Seattle Community Council Federation. Proposed comprehensive planDates: 1994Container: Box 1, Folder 34
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Description: W-94-002. Services Group of America. 4025 Delridge Ave. SW helistopDates: 1994Container: Box 1, Folder 35
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Description: W-94-003. Lakeside Avenue South Association. Street endsDates: 1994Container: Box 1, Folder 36
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Description: W-94-004. Jeanette Williams et al. Sand PointDates: 1995Container: Box 1, Folder 37
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Description: W-95-001. South Lake Union Defense Fund/Send the Commons Back to Boston. Seattle Commons/South Lake Union PlanDates: 1995Container: Box 1, Folder 38
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Description: W-95-003. Roger Sanders. Community center parkingDates: 1995Container: Box 1, Folder 39
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Description: W-95-004. Eastlake Community Council. Lake Union Combined Sewer Overflow Project Phase IDates: 1995Container: Box 1, Folder 40
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Description: W-95-005/006/007. Mt. Baker/Lakewood Youth Soccer, Friends of Olmstead Parks, UNCOLA. Off-Leash Exercise Area Pilot ProgramDates: 1996Container: Box 1, Folder 41
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Description: W-96-001. Seattle Preparatory School. North Capitol Hill residential parking zoneDates: 1996Container: Box 1, Folder 42
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Description: W-96-002. Susan B. Casey and Ray Schutte. Interbay Golf CenterDates: 1996Container: Box 1, Folder 43
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Description: W-96-003. Citizens Sand Point Planning Association. Sand Point EISDates: 1996-1997Container: Box 2, Folder 1
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Description: W-97-001. Roanoke Park Association and Shirley Mesher. ColumbariumsDates: 1997Container: Box 2, Folder 2
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Description: W-97-002. G. Scott Hodgins. Cedar Falls Master PlanDates: 1997Container: Box 2, Folder 3
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Description: W-97-004. UNCOLA. Off-Leash Exercise Area ProgramDates: 1997Container: Box 2, Folder 4
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Description: W-97-005. Friends of Olmsted Parks. Off-Leash Exercise Area ProgramDates: 1997Container: Box 2, Folder 5
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Description: W-98-001. Lizbeth Adams. Matthews Beach ParkDates: 1998Container: Box 3, Folder 1
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Description: W-98-002. Victor Webbeking. 11332 Lake City Way NEDates: 1998Container: Box 3, Folder 2
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Description: W-98-003. Lorna Dove. Georgetown Neighborhood PlanDates: 1998Container: Box 3, Folder 3
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Description: W-98-004. Groundswell Off Broadway. Lincoln ReservoirDates: 1998Container: Box 3, Folder 4
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Description: W-98-005. Joel and Mary Haggard. 2905 W. GalerDates: 1998Container: Box 3, Folder 5
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Description: W-98-006. Magnolia Community Club. 2905 W. GalerDates: 1998Container: Box 3, Folder 6
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Description: W-99-001/002. Seattle Committee to Save Schools and Paul Ekman. Landmarks Preservation OrdinanceDates: 1999Container: Box 3, Folder 7
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Description: W-99-003/004. Seattle Committee to Save Schools. 2445 Third Ave. S.Dates: 1999Container: Box 3, Folder 8
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Description: W-99-006. Barbara Mesher et al.Dates: 1999Container: Box 3, Folder 9
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Description: W-99-007. Washington Trout, Friends of the Earth, Native Fish Society, and Wild Salmon Center. Cedar River Watershed Habitat Conservation PlanDates: 1999Container: Box 3, Folder 10
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Description: W-99-008. David RadabaughDates: 1999Container: Box 3, Folder 11
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Description: W-99-009. Seatteites for Appropriate Antennas in Our Neighborhoods. Telecommunications facilitiesDates: 1999Container: Box 3, Folder 12
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Description: W-99-010. Seatteites for Appropriate Antennas in Our Neighborhoods. Telecommunications facilitiesDates: 1999-2000Container: Box 3, Folder 13
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Description: W-00-001. Concerned Neighbors of SPU. SPU master planDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 14
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Description: W-00-002. Rick Hangartner. Washington Shoe BuildingDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 15
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Description: W-00-003/004. Seattle Committee to Save Schools and Duwamish Committee et al. Offices in industrial zonesDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 16
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Description: W-00-005/006. Seattle Residents for Fair Lighting and Charles Prestrud et al.Dates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 17
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Description: W-00-008/009. Seattle Committee to Save Schools and Duwamish Committee et al.Dates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 18
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Description: W-00-010. Ruth Korkowski et al. Sound TransitDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 19
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Description: W-00-011. Seattle Residents for Fair Lighting et al. School athletic facilitiesDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 20
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Description: W-00-012/013. Barbara Brennan, Gregory Schmitt, and Jeanne Marie Black-Ferguson. Inn at the CenterDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 21
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Description: W-00-014/015. Seattle Committee to Save Schools and Duwamish Committee et al. Offices in industrial zonesDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 22
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Description: W-00-016. Citizens Sand Point Planning Association. Sand Point/Magnuson ParkDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 23
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Description: W-00-018 - W-00-024. SONA. Light rail stationsDates: 2000-2001Container: Box 3, Folder 24
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Description: W-00-026. Citizens for Land Use AccountabilityDates: 2000Container: Box 3, Folder 25
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Description: W-00-027. Association of Citizens to Protect Volunteer ParkDates: 2001Container: Box 3, Folder 26
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Description: W-00-028. Citizens for Land Use and Public Accountability. South Lake Union zoningDates: 2000-2001Container: Box 3, Folder 27
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Description: W-01-001. Chris Jackins. Downtown zoningDates: 2001Container: Box 4, Folder 1
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Description: W-01-002. Scott Wallace et alDates: 2001Container: Box 4, Folder 2
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Description: W-01-003. Pike/Pine Urban Neighborhood Council. Public viewsDates: 2001Container: Box 4, Folder 3
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Description: W-01-017. Bill Victory. McClellan light rail stationDates: 2001Container: Box 4, Folder 4
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Description: W-02-001/002. Phinney Ridge Community Council and Michael W. Gendler. Woodland Park Zoo Long Range PlanDates: 2002Container: Box 4, Folder 5
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Description: W-02-003/004/005. Friends of Sand Point Magnuson Park. Sand Point Magnuson ParkDates: 2002Container: Box 4, Folder 6
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Description: W-03-001. Roz Glasser. Cedar River Sockeye Hatchery ProjectDates: 2003Container: Box 4, Folder 7
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Description: W-03-002 - W-03-005, W-03-007/008. Citizens for a Liveable Northgate et al. Northgate Overlay DistrictDates: 2003Container: Box 4, Folder 8
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Description: W-03-006. Friends of Sand Point Magnuson Park. Sand Point Magnuson ParkDates: 2003Container: Box 4, Folder 9
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Description: W-03-009. Irv and Estell Berteig. Thornton CreekDates: 2003Container: Box 4, Folder 10
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Description: W-03-010. Gregory Hill. Accessory dwelling unitsDates: 2003Container: Box 4, Folder 11
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Description: W-03-011. Seattle Displacement Coalition and Democratic, Equitable and Environmental Development in South Lake Union. South Lake Union Urban VillageDates: 2003Container: Box 4, Folder 12
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Description: W-03-012. Seattle Committee to Save Schools. School development standardsDates: 2003Container: Box 4, Folder 13
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Description: W-04-001. Charles Buitron and Dale Reite. Woodland Park Zoo Long Range Physical Development PlanDates: 2004Container: Box 4, Folder 14
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Description: W-04-002. Friends of First United Methodist. 818 Fifth AvenueDates: 2004-2005Container: Box 4, Folder 15
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Description: W-04-003. Christopher Roberts. Alibi RoomDates: 2004Container: Box 5, Folder 1
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Description: W-04-004. Jim Castanes. Broadway rezonesDates: 2004Container: Box 5, Folder 2
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Description: W-04-005. Andrew Kirsh. Broadway rezonesDates: 2004-2005Container: Box 5, Folder 2
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Description: W-05-001. Chris Jackins. Downtown land use codeDates: 2005Container: Box 5, Folder 4
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Description: W-05-002. Wallingford Community CouncilDates: 2005Container: Box 5, Folder 5
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Description: W-05-003. Casal and Schaber InvestmentsDates: 2005Container: Box 5, Folder 6
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Description: W-05-004. Bif Brigman and Elle Tracy. Occidental ParkDates: 2005Container: Box 5, Folder 7
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Description: W-05-005. Roz Glasser. Cedar River salmon hatcheryDates: 2005Container: Box 5, Folder 8
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Description: W-05-006. Queen Anne Park StewardsDates: 2006Container: Box 5, Folder 9
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Description: W-05-007 - W-05-010. Kevin Donnelly, Mark Ruebel, James Anderson, and Patricia Devine. Loyal Heights PlayfiedDates: 2005-2006Container: Box 5, Folder 10
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Description: W-06-001. Lower Woodland Neighbors Association. Lower Woodland Skate ParkDates: 2006Container: Box 5, Folder 11
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Description: W-06-001. Lower Woodland Neighborhood Association. Lower Woodland Skate ParkDates: 2006-2007Container: Box 5, Folder 12
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Description: W-06-003. Phinney Ridge Community Council et al. Woodland Park Zoo parking garageDates: 2007Container: Box 5, Folder 13
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Description: W-07-001 and W-08-001/002. Aurora Avenue Merchants et al and Al's Glass. Aurora North Transit, Pedestrian, and Safety Improvement ProjectDates: 2007-2008Container: Box 5, Folder 14
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Description: W-07-001 and W-08-001/002. Aurora Avenue Merchants et al and Al's Glass. Aurora North Transit, Pedestrian, and Safety Improvement Project - exhibitsDates: 2007-2008Container: Box 6, Folder 1
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Description: W-07-002. Peter Strong. Industrial zoningDates: 2007Container: Box 6, Folder 2
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Description: W-08-001. Aurora Avenue Merchants et al and Al's Glass. Aurora North Transit, Pedestrian, and Safety Improvement ProjectDates: 2007-2008Container: Box 6, Folder 3
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Description: W-08-002. Aurora Avenue Merchants et al and Al's Glass. Aurora North Transit, Pedestrian, and Safety Improvement ProjectDates: 2007-2008Container: Box 6, Folder 4
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Description: W-08-003. Eric Kormondy. Land Use Code Omnibus OrdinanceDates: 2008Container: Box 6, Folder 5
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Description: W-08-004. Kate Martin. Greenwood Avenue North Street ImprovementsDates: 2008Container: Box 7, Folder 1
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Description: W-08-005. Fremont Neighborhood Council et al. North Recycling and Disposal StationDates: 2008-2009Container: Box 7, Folder 2
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Description: W-08-005. Fremont Neighborhood Council et al. North Recycling and Disposal Station - exhibitsDates: 2008-2009Container: Box 7, Folder 3
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Description: W-08-006. Christopher Leman. Noise codeDates: 2008Container: Box 8, Folder 1
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Description: W-08-006. Christopher Leman. Noise code - exhibitsDates: 2008Container: Box 8, Folder 2
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Description: W-08-007. Ballard Business Appellants. Burke-Gilman TrailDates: 2008-2009Container: Box 8, Folder 3
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Description: W-08-007. Ballard Business Appellants. Burke-Gilman Trail - exhibitsDates: 2008-2009Container: Box 9, Folder 1
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Description: W-08-007. Ballard Business Appellants. Burke-Gilman Trail - exhibitsDates: 2008-2009Container: Box 9, Folder 2
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Description: W-09-001. Jean Cherberg. Ballard Roadside RaingardensDates: 2009Container: Box 10, Folder 1
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Description: W-09-002. Patricia Ohlenroth. Ballard Roadside RaingardensDates: 2009Container: Box 10, Folder 2
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Description: W-10-001. Frederica Merrell. North Beacon Hill Residential Urban VillageDates: 2010Container: Box 10, Folder 3
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Description: W-10-001. Frederica Merrell. North Beacon Hill Residential Urban Village - exhibitsDates: 2010Container: Box 10, Folder 4
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Description: W-10-002. Patricia Murakami and Barbara Marino et al. North Rainier Hub Urban Village Neighborhood Plan UpdateDates: 2010Container: Box 10, Folder 5
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Description: W-10-003. Ronald Momoda et al. MLK at Holly Street Residential Urban VillageDates: 2010Container: Box 10, Folder 6
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Description: W-10-003. Ronald Momoda et al. MLK at Holly Street Residential Urban Village - exhibitsDates: 2010Container: Box 10, Folder 7
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Description: W-10-004. Bill Bradburd. Downtown signage codeDates: 2010Container: Box 11, Folder 1
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Description: W-10-005. Seattle Community Council Federation et al. Lowrise multifamily zoningDates: 2010Container: Box 11, Folder 2
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Description: W-10-005. Seattle Community Council Federation et al. Lowrise multifamily zoning - exhibitsDates: 2010Container: Box 11, Folder 3
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Description: W-10-006. Quality Food Centers. University Village DevelopmentDates: 2010-2011Container: Box 12, Folder 1
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Description: W-11-001. Shawn Mulanix et al. Fremont fire stationDates: 2011Container: Box 12, Folder 2
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Description: W-11-002. Ballard Business. Burke-Gilman TrailDates: 2011Container: Box 12, Folder 3
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Description: W-11-003. Fred Meyer and Greenwood Shopping Center. Greenwood Phinney Ridge Residential Urban VillageDates: 2011Container: Box 12, Folder 4
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Description: W-11-003. Fred Meyer and Greenwood Shopping Center. Greenwood Phinney Ridge Residential Urban Village - exhibitsDates: 2011Container: Box 13, Folder 1
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Description: W-11-003. Fred Meyer and Greenwood Shopping Center. Greenwood Phinney Ridge Residential Urban Village - exhibitsDates: 2011Container: Box 13, Folder 2
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Description: W-11-003. Fred Meyer and Greenwood Shopping Center. Greenwood Phinney Ridge Residential Urban Village - exhibitsDates: 2011Container: Box 13, Folder 3
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Description: W-11-003. Fred Meyer and Greenwood Shopping Center. Greenwood Phinney Ridge Residential Urban Village - exhibitsDates: 2011Container: Box 13, Folder 4
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Description: W-11-004. Washington Real Estate Holdings. SPU emergency standby electrical generatorDates: 2011Container: Box 13, Folder 5
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Description: W-11-005. Total Outdoor Corp. Sign codeDates: 2011-2012Container: Box 13, Folder 6
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Description: W-11-006. McGary Investment LLC. Sign codeDates: 2011-2012Container: Box 13, Folder 7
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Description: W-11-008. Bruce Struthers. Meadowbrook PondDates: 2011Container: Box 13, Folder 8
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Description: W-11-007. Laurelhurst Community Club and Seattle Community Council Federation. Essential public facilitiesDates: 2011-2012Container: Box 14, Folder 1
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Description: W-11-008. Bruce Struthers. Meadowbrook PondDates: 2011Container: Box 14, Folder 2
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Description: W-11-009. Wallingford Community Council. Living Building ProgramDates: 2011-2012Container: Box 14, Folder 3
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Description: W-11-010. Katherine Bragdon et al. Living Building ProgramDates: 2011-2012Container: Box 14, Folder 4
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Description: W-12-001. Gregory HillDates: 2012Container: Box 14, Folder 5
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Description: W-12-002. Ballard Business Appellants. Burke-Gilman TrailDates: 2012Container: Box 14, Folder 6
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Description: W-12-003. Bruce Struthers.Dates: 2012Container: Box 14, Folder 7
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Description: W-13-001. Seward Park Neighbors Coalition. Henderson Basin Combined Sewer OverflowDates: 2013Container: Box 15, Folder 1
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Description: W-13-001. Seward Park Neighbors Coalition. Henderson Basin Combined Sewer Overflow - exhibitsDates: 2013Container: Box 15, Folder 2
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Description: W-13-001. Seward Park Neighbors Coalition. Henderson Basin Combined Sewer Overflow - exhibitsDates: 2013Container: Box 15, Folder 3
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Description: W-13-001. Seward Park Neighbors Coalition. Henderson Basin Combined Sewer Overflow - exhibitsDates: 2013Container: Box 15, Folder 4
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Description: W-13-002. George W. Recknagel. Thornton CreekDates: 2013Container: Box 16, Folder 1
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Description: W-13-002. George W. Recknagel. Thornton CreekDates: 2013Container: Box 16, Folder 2
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Description: W-13-003. Keep Washington Beautiful. Sign codeDates: 2013Container: Box 16, Folder 3
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Description: W-13-004. Total Outdoor Corp. Sign codeDates: 2013Container: Box 16, Folder 4
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Description: W-13-003/004. Keep Washington Beautiful and Total Outdoor Corp. Sign codeDates: 2013Container: Box 16, Folder 5
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Description: W-13-005. Avalon Bay Communities. Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay DistrictDates: 2013-2014Container: Box 16, Folder 6
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Description: W-13-006. The Richmark Company. Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay DistrictDates: 2013-2014Container: Box 16, Folder 7
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Description: W-13-007. King County Dept. of Natural Resources and Parks.Delridge Combined Sewer OverflowDates: 2013Container: Box 16, Folder 8
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Description: W-13-008. Dennis Saxman. Micro-housingDates: 2013-2014Container: Box 17, Folder 1
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Description: W-13-008. Dennis Saxman. Micro-housing - exhibitsDates: 2013-2014Container: Box 17, Folder 2
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Description: W-13-008. Dennis Saxman. Micro-housing - exhibitsDates: 2013-2014Container: Box 17, Folder 3
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Description: W-13-008. Dennis Saxman. Micro-housing - exhibits (includes photos)Dates: 2013-2014Container: Box 17, Folder 4
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Description: W-13-009. Westlake Stakeholders Group. Bicycle Master PlanDates: 2013-2014Container: Box 17, Folder 5
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Description: W-14-001. Smart Growth Seattle. Lowrise Multifamily Residential CodeDates: 2014Container: Box 18, Folder 1
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Description: W-14-002. Bryman Properties LLC. Greenwood Avenue N.Dates: 2014Container: Box 18, Folder 2
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Description: W-14-003. James Bristow. Residential RainWise ProgramDates: 2014-2015Container: Box 18, Folder 3
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Description: W-15-001/004. Seattle Displacement Coalition and University District Advocates. U District Urban Design AlternativesDates: 2015Container: Box 18, Folder 4
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Description: W-15-001/004. Seattle Displacement Coalition and University District Advocates. U District Urban Design Alternatives - exhibitsDates: 2015Container: Box 18, Folder 5
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Description: W-15-001/004. Seattle Displacement Coalition and University District Advocates. U District Urban Design Alternatives - exhibitsDates: 2015Container: Box 18, Folder 6
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Description: W-15-001/004. Seattle Displacement Coalition and University District Advocates. U District Urban Design Alternatives - exhibitsDates: 2015Container: Box 19, Folder 1
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Description: W-15-002/003 - International Community Health Services and Capitol Hill Housing - Denny Substation - exhibitsDates: 2015Container: Box 19, Folder 2
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Subject Terms
- Environmental issues--Washington (State)--Seattle
Geographical Names
- Seattle (Wash.)
