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4684 Steinbrueck, Peter Peter Steinbrueck Records 1989-2007 1998-2007 31,402 digital files 1.04 GB 51.6 cubic feet Records from Peter Steinbrueck's tenure as a member of the Seattle City Council. Collection materials are in English Biographical Note

Peter Steinbrueck served just over ten years on the Seattle City Council (1997-2007), including one term as Council President (2002-2003). He was elected at the 1997 general election to fill the remainder of the term of a vacated position and took office nearly two months early. During his tenure on City Council, Steinbrueck chaired the Housing, Human Services, Education and Civil Rights Committee (1998-2001); the Parks, Education, and Library Committee (2002-2003), and the Urban Development and Planning Committee (2004-2007).

In his ten years on the council, Steinbrueck led numerous legislative efforts advancing sustainable practices in areas of public policy, planning, and regulation, including land use and development. He was particularly active in crafting and supporting legislation regarding housing and human services; eradication of homelessness; transportation and urban mobility; parks and open space; historic preservation; water resource management; municipal waste reduction and recycling; and education.

An architect by training, Steinbrueck brought these skills to bear on issues of community design and in the development of public buildings such as Seattle City Hall, the Justice Center, Seattle Central Library and branch libraries. He was instrumental in pushing Seattle’s leadership in green building promotion which helped stimulate Washington's 2005 passage of the nation's first law requiring LEED Silver rating for public buildings.

Steinbrueck was born in 1957 and raised in Seattle. His father was noted architect Victor Steinbrueck (1911-1985) who was a prime mover in the early 1970s initiative to preserve Pike Place Market. Peter Steinbrueck received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government from Bowdoin College, and a Master of Architecture from the University of Washington College of Built Environments. Prior to his election to City Council, Steinbrueck had a successful architectural practice specializing in residential design.

Steinbrueck is a long-time civic activist. He was one of the leaders of the successful Citizens Alternative Plan initiative campaign to manage growth in downtown Seattle, and he is a co-founder of 1000 Friends of Washington, a group dedicated to reducing urban sprawl and preserving the region's natural resources.

Following his tenure on City Council, Steinbrueck established the firm Steinbrueck Urban Strategies, LLC, providing strategic planning advice to public, institutional, and private sector clients interested in advancing system-wide approaches to sustainability and master planning. He is visiting lecturer at the University of Washington’s College of the Built Environment.

In 2009 Steinbrueck was named a Loeb Fellow in the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, where from 2009 to 2010 he completed an academic year of independent research focused on the environment, climate change and urban sustainability in the United States.

Record Group 4684 documents Peter Steinbrueck’s ten-year tenure on the Seattle City Council. The records are comprised of five series: 4684-01: Electronic Correspondence 4684-02: Subject Files 4684-03: Housing, Human Services, Education and Civil Rights Committee Records 4684-04: Parks, Education and Libraries Committee Records 4684-05: Urban Development and Planning Committee Records 4684-06: Moving Image Collection 4684-07: Special Committee on Charter Amendments Records Descriptions of each series can be found below.

Records are open to the public.

[Item and date], [Title of collection], Record Series 4684-XX. Box [number], Folder [number]. Seattle Municipal Archives.

Publications were removed from the records and added to the Published Documents Collection.

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Steinbrueck, Peter Steinbrueck, Peter Seattle (Wash.). City Council Seattle Monorail Project Washington State Convention and Trade Center Corporation Seattle (Wash.) Adult Entertainment Aged Cedar River Habitat Conservation Plan Civic Centers Civil Rights Convention Center Exotic Animals Monorails--Washington (State)--Seattle City planning--Washington (State)--Seattle Land use, Urban--Washington (State)--Seattle Zoning--Washington (State)--Seattle Alaskan Way Viaduct (Seattle, Wash.) Housing--Washington (State)--Seattle Environmental issues--Washington (State)--Seattle World Trade Organization. Ministerial Conference Human services--Washington (State)--Seattle Municipal services--Washington (State)--Seattle Parks--Washington (State)--Seattle Homelessness--Washington (State)--Seattle Medical wastes--Incineration--Washington (State)--Seattle Emergency housing--Washington (State)--Seattle Multilateral Agreement on Investment Rainier Vista (Housing complex) City Planning Environmental Activism Public Works Transportation Seattle

This material is available for use onsite in the SMA reading room.

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

4684-01 Electronic Correspondence 2001-2008 30,280 digital files 632 mb

This series includes general correspondence from Councilmember Peter Steinbrueck and his Legislative Assistants Neil Powers, Stephanie Pure and Roger Valdez. It contains internal and external correspondence revolving around the business of the city council, including transitional housing, parks, neighborhood planning as well as other topics. A large proportion of the records is constituent correspondence, advocating for or against proposed legislation or addressing specific city issues or concerns.

According to legacy practice, electronic files were burned on a compact disc from network storage for transfer to archives. Disc images were then captured and files moved to network storage with regular fixity checks. CloneSpy was used to filter and log duplicate files. Duplicate files and non-record material were deleted. Spider2008 PII Scan and DtSearch were used to screen for sensitive information. DROID was used to identify file formats, extract metadata, and facilitate processing decisions. ReNamer was used to remove and log problematic characters from file names. Files were then logged and transferred using Robocopy to preservation storage.

Original header information was lost through export of Groupwise e-mail through Nexic Personal Publisher. Issues with exporting the e-mail account created a large number of duplicate files. These files in the original order received will be kept until formatted into an xml e-mail preservation format that will preserve the relationship between files and attachments.

 4684-02 Subject Files 1989-2007 1998-2007 43.8 cubic feet 111 boxes 1,122 digital files 410 mb

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, and staff analysis related to Steinbrueck's work on City Council. A substantial portion of the records deal with urban planning, development, design, environmental issues, and comprehensive planning, and reflect his concerns about sustainability and quality of life as affected by the built environment. Also significant in this series are records related to his work on low and moderate income housing, human services, homelessness, neighborhood planning, parks and recreation, and cultural and heritage activities. During Steinbrueck's tenure, City Council dealt with, and his records reflect, controversial issues and events and large projects such as development of the Cedar River Watershed Habitat Conservation Program, expansion of the Washington State Convention Center, incineration of medical waste, the Pacific Place garage, the proposed monorail lines, development and construction of a new Civic Center campus, and the World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting in Seattle.

The folder structure of the electronic files consist of separate directories for Peter Steinbrueck’s and his staff's designated network storage drives (H drive) and his office shared drive (PSOffice). Original subfolder names and order have been maintained and mainly reflect divisions by subject.

One missing file extension was restored after being identified by DROID.

 Goals, Action, Results, and Measures (GARMS) 1997 1 1 Cedar River Watershed Habitat Conservation Plan 1999 1 2 Wedgewood - Matthew's Red Apple / QFC 1999 1 3 WNBA Lease 1999 1 4 Pacific Place Postcards (sampled) 1998 1 5 Ravenna Creek Daylighting Postcards (sampled) 1998 1 6 Convention Center Expansion 1998 1 7 Convention Center Expansion Briefing (A) 1998 1 8 Convention Center Expansion Briefing (B) 1998 1 9 TCI Takeover by AT & T: Council 1999 1 10 Teachers Wages 1999 1 11 Gas Works Park - Cleanup 1998 2 1 Gas Works Park - Constituents 1998 2 2 Gas Works Park - Landmark Nomination 1998-1999 2 3 Northwest Hospital Incinerator 1999 2 4 Medical Waste Incinerator Issues 1998-1999 2 5 Medical Waste Incineration - Background 1994-1998 2 6 Hanford Fast Flux Test Facility 1999 2 7 Medical Waste Incinerator - Council 1999 2 8 Medical Waste Incineration - Community Forum 1999 2 9 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 2000 2 10 Poster Ban Ordinance 1998-1999 2 11 Kiosks : Background 1998 2 12 Kiosks : Council 1998 2 13 Elliott Bay Water Taxi 1998-1999 2 14 Added Activities: Background on Nightclub Licenses 1998-1999 3 1 Added Activities Licensing Ordinance: Council 1998-1999 3 2 Added Activities Entertainment Licensing Ordinance 1998-1999 3 3 Adult Cabarets 1998-1999 3 4 Aquarium 1998-1999 3 5 Aquarium: Reports 1998 3 6 Burma Boycott: Background 1997-1998 3 7 Burma Background: Constituents 1997-1998 3 8 Burma Boycott: Council 1997-1998 3 9 Cedar River Background: Cedar Falls Historic District 1999 3 10 Cedar River Habitat Conservation Plan: Background 1997-1999 3 11 Cedar River Habitat Conservation Plan: Constituents 1997-1998 3 12 Cedar River Habitat Conservation Plan: Council 1997-1998 3 13 Cedar River Habitat Conservation Plan: Instream Flows 1999 3 14 Cedar River Habitat Conservation Plan: Press 1997-1998 3 15 Cedar River Habitat Conservation Plan: Public Process 1997-1999 4 1 Cedar River Habitat Conservation Plan: Reports 1997-1998 4 2 Civic Center: Background 1998-1999 4 3 Civic Center: Client Group 1998-1999 4 4 Civic Center: Constituents 1998-1999 4 5 Civic Center: Council 1997-1999 4 6 Civic Center: Reports 1997-1999 4 7 Convention Center Expansion: Background 1999 4 8 Convention Center Expansion: Constituents 1999 4 9 Convention Center Expansion: Constituents 1999 4 10 Convention Center Expansion: Council 1999 4 11 Convention Center Expansion: Council 1999 4 12 Convention Center Expansion: Council 1999 4 13 Convention Center Expansion: Public Process 1998-1999 5 1 Convention Center Expansion: Reports 1995-1997 5 2 Downtown Business Improvement Area 1999 5 3 Empowerment Zone 1998 5 4 Key Tower: Background 1998 5 5 Key Tower: Constituents 1998 5 6 Key Tower: Council 1998 5 7 Key Tower: Council 1998 5 8 Lane Street Vacancy: Uwajimaya Plaza: Background 1998 5 9 Lane Street Vacancy: Uwajimaya Plaza: Constituents 1998 5 10 Lane Street Vacancy: Uwajimaya Plaza: Council 1998-1999 5 11 Multilateral Agreement on Investments (MAI): Background 1998 5 12 Multilateral Agreement on Investments (MAI): Background 1998 5 13 Multilateral Agreement on Investments (MAI): Constituents 1999 5 14 Multilateral Agreement on Investments (MAI): Council 1998-1999 6 1 Nikkei Concerns Condominium Project 1998 6 2 Olympics 2012: Background 1998 6 3 Olympics 2012: Constituents 1998 6 4 Olympics 2012: Constituents 1998 6 5 Olympics 2012: Constituents 1998 6 6 Olympics 2012: Council 1998 6 7 TCI Takeover by AT & T: Background 1998-1999 6 8 TCI Takeover by AT & T: Background 1998-1999 6 9 TCI Takeover by AT & T: Background 1998-1999 6 10 TCI Takeover by AT & T: Constituents 1998-1999 6 11 Travel. Minneapolis Study Mission 1999 7 1 Travel. Berlin and Nantes Trip 2000 7 2 Travel. Stockholm 2001 7 3 Travel. Bergen, Norway 2001 7 4 Travel. Taiwan 2004 7 5 Travel. Europe Sustainability Tour 2005 7 6 Travel. San Francisco Field Trip 2006 7 7 Travel. Melbourne Study Mission 2006 7 8 Interbay/Dravus Corridor Zoning Correspondence 2006-2007 7 9 Port of Seattle North Bay Development 2007 7 10 Children's Hospital Quasi Judicial 2007 7 11 Hamilton Middle School Renovation 2007 7 12 Copernicus 1998 8 1 Starbucks Center 1999 8 2 Commission Terms 1999 8 3 Civil Rights: New Citizen Initiative 1998 8 4 Civil Rights: Women and Minority Business Enterprise 1997-1999 8 5 Women and Minority Business Enterprise 1997-1999 8 6 Civil Rights: Stadium Workers 1998 8 7 Culture, Arts and Parks: Viretta Park 1998 8 8 Culture, Arts and Parks: Georgetown Fields 1998 8 9 Culture, Arts and Parks: Cedar Park Project 1998 8 10 Culture, Arts and Parks: Burke-Gilman Place 1998 8 11 Culture, Arts and Parks: Landmark - Egan House 1997-1998 8 12 Culture, Arts and Parks: Seattle Metro Police Museum 1998 8 13 Culture, Arts and Parks: Bathhouse Theatre 1998 8 14 Finance and Budget: 1999 Budget Priorities 1998 8 15 Finance and Budget: Budget Process 1998-2002 8 16 Finance and Budget: 1999 Budget Issues 1998 8 17 Finance and Budget: 1999 Budget - Police Dept., Fire 1998 8 18 Finance and Budget: 1999 Budget Issues 1998 8 19 Finance and Budget: 1998 Budget 1997-1998 8 20 Finance and Budget: Reports 1998 9 1 Finance and Budget: Council 1998-1999 9 2 Finance and Budget: 1999-2001 Budget 1998 9 3 Government, Education and Labor: Public Works Apprenticeship 1997 9 4 Government, Education and Labor: Public Works Apprenticeship 1997 9 5 Government, Education and Labor: Council 1998-1999 9 6 Neighborhoods, Growth Planning, and Civic Engagement 1999 9 7 Neighborhood Matching Funds 1998 9 8 Transit, Misc. 1997-1999 9 9 Transportation: CMTE 1997-1999 9 10 Referendum 49 1998 9 11 Street Vacancies 1998 9 12 Transportation: Third Runway 1998 9 13 Growth Management Planning Council: Housing Finance Implementation Committee 1998-1999 9 14 Transportation: Metro 1998 9 15 Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission 1998 10 1 Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission 1998 10 2 Fire Fighters Memorial Park 1997-1998 10 3 Fire Fighters Memorial Park 1997-1998 10 4 Fire Station Closure 1998 10 5 Fire Department 1998 10 6 Office of Economic Development 1998-1999 10 7 Office of Intergovernmental Relations 1997-1998 10 8 Executive Services Department 1998-1999 10 9 Fire Fighter Issues 1998 10 10 Parking Garage: Constituents 1997-1998 10 11 Parking Garage: Frederick and Nelson Deal 1997-1998 10 12 Parking Garage 1998 10 13 Parking Garage: Background 1995-1998 10 14 Parking Garage: Background 1995-1998 10 15 Parking Garage: Background 1995-1998 10 16 Parking Garage: Audit 1998 11 1 Parking Garage: Council 1998-1999 11 2 Parking Garage: Council 1997-1998 11 3 Parking Garage: Council 1997-1998 11 4 Parking Garage: HUD Lawsuit 1995-1998 11 5 Parking Garage: HUD Lawsuit 1995-1998 11 6 Parking Garage: Whistleblower 1998 11 7 Parking Garage 1994-1996 11 8 Parking Garage 1996 11 9 Seattle Center 1998-1999 11 10 Millennium Project 1998 11 11 Seattle Police Department 1998 12 1 Community Policing 1998 12 2 Teen Program Matching Funds 2000 12 3 Office of Housing 1998-1999 12 4 Culture, Arts, and Parks Council 1998-1999 12 5 Blue Sky 1998-1999 12 6 Law Department 1998 12 7 Community Development Block Grants 1998-1999 12 8 Pacific Place Garage 1999-2000 12 9 Landslide Zoning 1998 12 10 Design, Construction, and Land Use 1998 12 11 Light Rail-Tunnel 1998-1999 12 12 Light Rail Transit-Scoping 1997-1998 12 13 Regional Transit Authority 1997-1999 12 14 Light Rail-Comments 1998-1999 12 15 Light Rail-Preferred Plan 1998-1999 13 1 Sound Transit 1997-1998 13 2 Transportation-Strategic Plan 1998 13 3 Pedestrian Signal at Eastlake 1998 13 4 Rugby Fields-Sandpoint 1998 13 5 Sandpoint P-Patch 1998 13 6 Culture, Arts, and Parks-General Parks 1998-1999 13 7 Culture, Arts, and Parks-Jefferson Park 1998 13 8 Culture, Arts, and Parks-Theater 1998-1999 13 9 Culture, Arts, and Parks-Historic Seattle Preservation Development Authority 1998-1999 13 10 Culture, Arts, and Parks-Landmark Preservation Development Authority- General 1998-1999 13 11 Denny Regrade-P-Patch 1998-1999 13 12 Downtown Business Improvement Area 1998 13 13 Ballard Family Center 1998 13 14 Arboretum-Constituent 1999 13 15 Arboretum-Council 1998-1999 13 16 Arboretum-Lakeside Trail 1999 13 17 Arboretum 1999 13 18 Georgetown, Duwamish, South Park 1998 13 19 Greenwood 1999 13 20 Maple Leaf 1998 13 21 Trade Development Alliance 2000 14 1 Trade Development Alliance 2000 14 2 King County Board of Health 1999 14 3 Ad Hoc Committee on Underage Drinking 1999 14 4 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 14 5 Duwamish Plan. Stadium Transition Zone undated 14 6 Facts and Figures undated 14 7 Seattle Displacement Coalition / Seattle Weekly undated 14 8 Airport Noise Issues 2000 14 9 Housing Levy 2000 14 10 Rental Housing Levy 2000 14 11 School District Facility 2000 14 12 American Institute of Architects undated 14 13 Childcare 1998-2000 14 14 Housing Preservation 1998 14 15 Pike Place Preservation and Development Authority 1998 14 16 Thornton Creek Community Petition 1999 15 1 Admiral Parking Garage 2000 15 2 Assisted Housing 2000 15 3 Duwamish Plan 2000 15 4 Monorail 2000 15 5 Supplemental Appropriation Account of the Emergency Subfund - $601,000 HUD Landslide Disaster Grant 2000 15 6 Seattle City Light Capital Improvement Program Monitoring Reports 2000 15 7 Civic Center 2000 15 8 Growth Management Planning Council 2000 15 9 Metropolitan Improvement District 2000 15 10 Nordic Heritage Museum 2000 15 11 Seattle Indian Center 2000 15 12 Transitional Housing 1999 15 13 Plymouth Housing Group 1998-2001 15 14 Housing Zones 1998 15 15 Housing Data 1998 15 16 Low Income Tax Credits 1999 15 17 Housing - Legislative: Assisted Living 1998 15 18 Fair Housing Act 1998 15 19 Housing Levy 1995-1998 15 20 R.E.A.C.H. Housing Rehabilitation 1999 16 1 Telecommunications 1998 16 2 Housing Authority Appointment 2000 16 3 Seattle Housing Authority 1999 16 4 Seattle Housing Authority Board Appointment Al Winston 1999 16 5 Housing Authority 1999-2001 16 6 Holly Park 1998-1999 16 7 Holly Park 1999 16 8 Seattle Housing Authority: Rainier Vista 1999 16 9 Ravenna School Apartments Repairs 1999 16 10 Roxbury Village 1999 16 11 Demonstration Ordinance 1998 17 1 Housing - Public Hearing Sign Up 1998 17 2 Housing - Legislative 1999 17 3 Human Services - Education 1999 17 4 Childcare 1998-1999 17 5 Schell's Housing Plan 1998 17 6 Welfare Reform - Brown Bag 1999 17 7 Welfare Reform - Workfirst 1999 17 8 Project Lift-Off 1999 17 9 First Place Homeless Children's School 1999 17 10 Council - Food Banks 1999-2000 17 11 Food Banks 1998 17 12 Education 1997-1998 17 13 Education - Commission on Early Learning 1998 17 14 Education - Head Start 1998 17 15 Disability Services 1998 17 16 Brown Bag Forums 1999 17 17 Lake City Neighborhood Meeting 10/99 1999 17 18 Historic Seattle 1999 17 19 Added Activities Ordinance 1999 17 20 Admiral Garage 2000 17 21 Admiral Parking Garage 2000 17 22 Branch Villa 1998 18 1 Civil Rights: Background and Correspondence 1999 18 2 Capital Improvement Program 1999 18 3 Forum: Children who witness domestic violence 1999 18 4 Casa Latina - Day Workers 2000 18 5 Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2001 18 6 Equal Benefits 1999 18 7 Animal Control undated 18 8 Anti - Discrimination: Sexual Preference and Gender Identity 1999 18 9 Holly Park 1999 18 10 Pesticides 1998 18 11 Pike Place Preservation and Development Authority 1999 18 12 School Programs Involving Community Elders (S.P.I.C.E.) 1999 18 13 Wedgewood 1999 18 14 Noise Ordinance 1999-2000 18 15 Trans Lake Washington Study 1998 18 16 Department of Construction and Land Use (DCLU): Petition from Residents Regarding Parking in Ballard (Photographs Included) 2001 18 17 Land Use and Transportation Plan 2000 18 18 Wedgewood Red Apple 1999 19 1 Environmental Management Initiative 1999 19 2 Urban Environmental Management - Daylighting 1998 19 3 Endangered Species Act - Urban Environmental Management 1998 19 4 Department of Construction and Land Use - Enforcement 1999 19 5 Department of Construction and Land Use - Housing Issues 1998-1999 19 6 Department of Construction and Land Use - Design Review Programs 1997 19 7 Department of Construction and Land Use - Consultant Contract 1998 19 8 Arts Task Force 1999 19 9 Human Rights Commission 1999 19 10 Seattle Women's Commission 1999 19 11 Office of Economic Division 1999 19 12 Seattle Office for Civil Rights 1999 19 13 Department of Housing and Human Services 2000 19 14 Human Services - Y.M.C.A. 1997-1998 19 15 Domestic Violence - Human Services 1998-1999 19 16 Housing Facts 1999-2000 19 17 Office of Housing 1999 19 18 Limousine Regulations 1996 19 19 Northgate Mall Expansion 1999 19 20 Burma Law 1999 19 21 Thank You's 1999 20 1 Municipal Center Client Group undated 20 2 Civic Center / City Hall 1999 20 3 Civic Center Design Review 1999 20 4 Convention Center Expansion 1999 20 5 Council Parking 1999 20 6 Galer Street Ramp 1999 20 7 Georgetown Sex Offenders 1999 20 8 Husky Stadium 1999 20 9 Seahawks 1997-1999 20 10 I-695 Options Budget 2000 20 11 I-695 2000 20 12 Library - Constituents 1998 20 13 Library - Council 1998 20 14 Library - Design 1999 20 15 Library - I-45 1998 20 16 Libraries 1998-1999 20 17 Library - Libraries For All Bond 1998 21 1 Off-Leash Areas. Council Correspondence undated 21 2 Off-Leash - Constituents 1998-1999 21 3 Off-Leash Areas. Council Correspondence undated 21 4 Olympic Pipeline 1999 21 5 Parks Exclusion Ordinance 1998 21 6 Parks Exclusion 1999 21 7 Parks Exclusion Law - Constituents 1999 21 8 Public Private Task Force 1999 21 10 Truckers - Port 1999 21 10 Public Private Partnerships 1999 21 11 Public Restrooms 1999 21 12 Public Stadium 1999 21 13 Stadium Art Program 1998 21 14 Public Stadium - North Lot 1998 21 16 Westlake Expansion 1995-1999 21 17 School District Rezone 1999 21 18 Strategic Capital Agenda - Constituents 1999 21 19 Strategic Capital Agenda 1999 22 1 Centers Levy 1999 22 2 Strategic Capital Agenda 1999 22 3 Strategic Capital Agenda 1999 22 4 U.S. Census 2000 1999 22 5 West Precinct Parking 1999 22 6 Cab Driver Regulations - Amendments 2000 22 7 Misc. Expenses 1998 22 8 Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority 1999 22 9 Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority 1998-1999 22 10 Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority 1999 22 11 Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority 1998 22 12 Pike Place Market H.I.L.D.T. Council 1998 22 13 Regional Policy 1999 22 14 North District 1998 22 15 Magnolia 1999 22 16 Queen Anne-Skybridge 1999 22 17 Queen Anne-Uptown 1999 22 18 Roosevelt 1998 22 19 South Lake Union 1998-1999 22 20 Lake Union Crew Boat House 1998 22 21 City-University of Washington Agreement 1998 22 22 University District 1998-1999 22 23 University-Ravenna Creek 1998-1999 22 24 Wallingford-Neighborhood Plan 1998 22 25 West Seattle Junction 1998-1999 22 26 Admiral Project 1998 22 27 World Trade Organization (WTO): Seattle Police Department After Action Report and Miscellaneous Notes 1999-2000 23 1 World Trade Organization (WTO): Council Member Notes 1999 23 2 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Letters 1999 23 3 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 23 4 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 23 5 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 24 1 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 24 2 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 24 3 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 24 4 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 24 5 World Trade Organization (WTO): Constituent Mail 1999 24 6 Transit Planning. Transit Network Strategy 2007 25 1 American Institue of Architects Design Dialog 2007 25 2 Kids and Kookies Donations 2003-2004 25 3 Building Political Will: Implementing a Plan to End Homelessness. NAEH Speech 2002 25 4 Pedestrian Safety 2007 25 5 City Council Communications Advisory Group 2003 25 6 South Lake Union Development 2007 25 7 Industrial Lands Study 2007 25 8 Incentive Zoning. Affordable Housing 2007 25 9 City Council Rules. Proposed Revisions. Draft. 2007 25 10 Comprehensive Plan 2007 25 11 Interbay. Terminal 91. Proposed Zoning Overlay 2007 25 12 Public Safety Issues 2006-2007 25 13 Commercial Code Amendments 2006 25 14 Downtown Height and Density 2005 25 15 Open Space 2005 25 16 Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2007 25 17 Multi-Family Development Wedgwood 2007 25 18 Monorail: Council Member Correspondence (Includes Newspaper Clippings) 1997-1998 26 1 Monorail: Initiative 41 2000 26 2 Monorail: Initiative 41 2000 26 3 Monorail: Constituent Mail 2000 26 4 Monorail: Constituent Mail 2000 26 5 Magnuson Park: Council Member Notes 1999 27 1 Magnuson Park: Constituent Letter (Includes Photographs) 1999 27 2 Off Leash Parks: Various Off Leash Issues 1998-2000 27 3 PacMed Development Plans 1998-1999 27 4 PacMed Lease Agreements 1998 27 5 PacMed Lease Agreements 1998 27 6 Exotic Animal Ban: Council Member Notes 1999-2000 28 1 Exotic Animal Ban: Constituent Letters 1999-2000 28 2 Exotic Animal Ban: Constituent Letter 1999-2000 28 3 Victor Steinbrueck Park 1999 28 4 Central Waterfront Project: Marriott Hotel 1999 28 5 King County Logo Change 1999 28 6 Seatran: Proposed 2000 Budget 1999 28 7 Affordable Housing: Harbor House 1997-2000 29 1 Radford Court / University of Washington Student Housing 2000 29 2 Elections / Code Amendments 2000 29 3 Hiring of New Seattle Police Chief 2000 29 4 Seafair: Trident Nuclear Submarine 2000 29 5 Affirmative Action / Mayor's Affirmative Action Task Force (AATF) and Filipino American Political Action Group of Washington (FAPAGOW) 1998 29 6 Work Place Harassment / Resolution Number 29669 1999 29 7 Council Committee Structures 1999-2000 29 8 Neighborhood Food Bank Programs 1997 29 9 Campaign and Biographical Information (includes news clippings and campaign photographs) 1997-1999 29 10 Low Income Housing: The Morrison Hotel 2000 29 11 Central Waterfront. Allied Arts. 2005 30 1 Travel. Nantes, France 2005-2006 30 2 Travel. Nantes, France 2005-2006 30 3 Travel. Nantes, France 2005-2006 30 4 Travel. Nantes, France 2005-2006 30 5 Travel. San Francisco 2006 30 6 Belltown Park 2006 30 7 Fort Lawton 2007 30 8 Transportation Local Funding Public Hearing Sign-Up Sheets (June 28) 2006 30 9 Industrial Lands. Interbay 2005-2007 30 10 Hempfest. Olympic Sculpture Park Damage 2006 30 11 Neighborhoods. Streets and Zoning 2005-2007 30 12 Homelessness 2007 30 13 Annexation. North Highline 2007 30 14 Dearborn Goodwill Site Development 2007 30 15 Pike Place Market: Preservation and Development Authority (Background Information) 1998 31 1 Pike Place Market: Hildt Agreement (Background) 1998 31 2 Pike Place Market: Preservation and Development Authority (PDA) / Hildt Agreement 1998-1999 31 3 Pike Place Market: Preservation and Development Authority (PDA) / Hildt Agreement 1998-1999 31 4 Pike Place Market: Preservation and Development Authority (PDA) 1998 31 5 Washington State Convention and Trade Center 1999 32 1 Seattle Commission for Sexual Minorities 1998-2000 32 2 Seattle Planning Commission 1999-2000 32 3 Seattle Human Rights' Commission 1999 32 4 Seattle Human Rights' Commission: Staffing Hours 1999-2000 32 5 Culture, Arts and Parks Committee: Artists' Concerns 1998 32 6 Police Accountability 1999 32 7 Senior Services Programs 1999 32 8 Teen Dance Ordinance: Constituent Letters 2000 32 9 Teen Dance Ordinance: Constituent Letters 2000 32 10 Seattle Women's Commission 1999 32 11 Cost of Living Adjustments (COLAs): Various Correspondence 1998-1999 32 12 Habitat for Humanity: Registration / Liability Waivers 2000 33 1 Children's Hospital: Land Issues 1998 33 2 Water Conservation Accomplishments 1999-2001 33 3 Neighborhoods: Belltown / Admiral 2001 33 4 Welfare Reform: Programs and Background 1997-1998 33 5 Labor Programs 1999 33 6 Seattle Public Library: Site Locations 1998 33 7 Seattle Public Library: Site Locations 1998 33 8 Off Leash Areas: Proposals / Media 1998 33 9 Strategic Capital Agenda 1999 33 10 Coalition to Save Discovery Park / People's Lodge 1999 33 11 Washington Park Arboretum: Constituent Letters 2001 33 12 Teen Dance Ordinance: various Documents from Seattle Citizens for Culture, Creativity, and Community (Sea - 4C) 1999 33 13 Public Development Authorities: Wallingford Community Senior Center 1999 33 14 Monorail Public Hearings: Sign - Ups, Results, Etc. 2000 33 15 Growth Management planning Council 1999 34 1 Private Industry Council: Meeting Information / Blanket Vouchers 1999-2000 34 2 Human Services Roundtable 1999 34 3 Human Services Roundtable 1999 34 4 Human Services 1998 34 5 Purchase and Sale Agreement: South Lake Union 2001 34 6 Equal Benefits Legislation 1999 34 7 Homeless: Various Shelter Issues 1999 35 1 Safe Harbors 1999 35 2 Youth Programs / Youth Involvement Network 1998 35 3

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 Project Lift - Off: Blueprint for Change 1999 35 4 Project Lift - Off 1999 35 5 Seattle's Landmark Preservation Issues 1999 35 6 Boost Program / Initiative 200 1998-2000 35 7 Casework Requests and Correspondence 2001 35 8 Wallingford Senior Center 1999 35 9 Neighborhood Planning Implementation Sector Reports 1999 35 10 Ethiopian Community Mutual Association 2001 35 11 Pigeon Point 2001 35 12 Housing: Seattle Senior Housing Program (SSHP): Resolution Number 4483 1999 36 1 Housing: Repair and energy Awareness for City Homes (REACH) / Homeshare 1998-1999 36 2 Housing: Housing Budgets 2001 36 3 Housing: Funded Programs 1999 36 4 Housing: Displacement Coalition 1999-2000 36 5 Housing: Affordability Initiative 1998 36 6 Housing: Affordability Initiative 1998 36 7 Housing: Background and Various Reports 1998 36 8 Housing: Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) 1998-1999 36 9 Housing: Legislative / Growth Management Association (GMA) 1998-1999 36 10 Housing: Right of First Refusal / Legislation Draft 1998-1999 37 1 Housing: Tax Abatement 1997-1999 37 2 Housing: Tax Abatement 1997-1999 37 3 Housing: Seattle Indian Services 1997-1999 37 4 Housing: Seattle / King County Housing Development Consortium 1998-1999 37 5 Housing: Section Eight Preservation Strategies 1998-1999 37 6 Housing: Landlord / Tenant Issues 1998-1999 37 7 Housing: Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) 1997-1999 37 8 Housing: Affordable Housing Issues 1998-1999 37 9 City of Seattle Seismic Hazard Program: Municipal Building 1993 38 1 City of Seattle Seismic Hazard Program: Municipal Building 1993 38 2 Downtown Urban Center Neighborhood Plan: Committee Review Notebook 1999 38 3 Downtown Urban Center Neighborhood Plan: Committee Review Notebook 1999 38 4 Affirmative Action : I-200 and Plan 1998-2000 38 5 Child Care : Haller Lake Children's Center 2000 38 6 Child Care : Homeless Programs - First Place 2000 38 7 Civil Rights : Small Business Contracting Program BOOST 1999-2001 38 8 Civil Rights 2000-2001 38 9 Civil Rights : Race and Discrimination 2000 38 10 Civil Rights : 2020 Vision 2001 38 11 Civil Rights : Racial Profiling Task Force and Legislation 2000-2001 39 1 Civil Rights : Racial Profiling Task Force 2001 39 2 Civil Rights : Racial Profiling : Peoples Coalition for Justice 2001 39 3 Civil Rights : Racial Profiling Data 2000 39 4 Civil Rights : Racial Disparity : Seattle Public Schools Forum 2001 39 5 Fair Employment 1999 39 6 Homelessness : Constituent Mail 2000 39 7 Homelessness : Data 2000-2001 39 8 Homelessness : Emergency Shelters 2000-2001 39 9 Homelessness : Strategic Response 1998-2001 39 10 Homelessness :Organizations 2001 39 11 Homelessness :SHARE / WHEEL 1999-2001 39 12 Homelessness : Real Change 2001 39 13 Homelessness :Urban Rest Stop 2000 39 14 Homelessness : Rent Assistance 2000-2001 39 15 Homelessness : Right to Shelter 2001 39 16 Homelessness : Tent City / Encampments 1998-2001 39 17 Homelessness : St. Mark's Community Dialog 2000-2001 39 18 Homelessness : Street Youth Task Force 2000 39 19 Homelessness : Washington D. C. Forum (includes environmental issues) 2001 39 20 Homelessness: Funding 2000-2001 40 1 Homelessness :Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program 1999-2000 40 2 Homelessness : Sixth and Yesler 2001 40 3 Homelessness :Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Survey and Report 2001 40 4 Homelessness : Housing Demonstration Ordinance 2001 40 5 Housing: Affordable Housing Alliance 2000 40 6 Housing : Apartment Association of Seattle 2000 40 7 Housing : HUD Consolidated Plan 2000 40 8 Housing : Levy Renewal Planning 2001 40 9 Housing : Housing, Office of 1999-2000 40 10 Housing, Office of :Housing Levy Oversight Committee 2000 40 11 Housing : Morrison Hotel / Homeless 2000-2001 40 12 Housing : Sand Point Housing Association Low Income Housing 2000 40 13 Housing : Notes 1997-1999 40 14 Housing : Multi - Family Tax Exemption Program 2000 40 15 Housing : The Housing Partnership 1999-2000 41 1 Housing : Rainier Vista Memoranda of Agreement (MOA) 2001 41 2 Housing : Rainier Vista Public Hearing 2001 41 3 Housing : Seattle Housing Authority Rainier Vista and Land Use Code 2001 41 4 Housing : Rainier Vista Rezone 2001 41 5 Housing : Rainier Vista Rezone 2001 41 6 Seattle Housing Authority : Affordable Housing Alliance 1999-2000 41 7 Seattle Housing Authority / HUD HOPE VI and High Point 2000 41 8 Seattle Housing Authority PHASE II Holly Park 2001 41 9 Housing : Seattle Housing Authority Board Appointments and Discrimination 2001 41 10 Human Services : Constituent Mail 2001 41 11 Human Services : Economic Opportunity Strategy / Economic Justice 2001 41 12 Human Services : Funding 2000-2001 41 13 Human Services : Homeless Youth 1999-2000 41 14 Human Services : HomeSight Seattle Program 1999 42 1 Human Services : Human Services Coalition 2001 42 2 Human Services : Consolidated Plan 2001 42 3 Human Services Department 2001 42 4 Human Services : Disabilities 2001 42 5 Human Services : Homelessness / Hygiene Center SLI and Study of Daytime Services 2001 42 6 Human Services : Lesbian Health Issues 2001 42 7 Human Services : Partnership with Adults of Community Enhancement (PACE) 2001 42 8 Human Services : Pioneer Human Services 1999 42 9 Human Services : Reinvesting in Youth, Central House 2000-2001 42 10 Human Services Roundtable 1998-2001 42 11 Human Services : Project Lift Off Budget Ordinance 2000 42 12 Human Services : Project Lift Off Work Plan 2000 42 13 Human Services : Project Lift Off Partnership 2001 42 14 Human Services : Project Lift Off 2001 42 15 Human Services : Public Restrooms / Toilets (sign code) 1993-2001 43 1 Human Services : Public Restrooms Study 2000-2001 43 2 Human Services : Safe Harbors / Homelessness 2000 43 3 Human Services : Safe Harbors Consultant Study 2000 43 4 Human Services : Safe Harbors (includes MOA with King County and United Way) 2001 43 5 Human Services : Safe Harbor and Technology Opportunities Program (TOPS) grant 2001 43 6 Human Services : Safe Harbors / Homelessness 2001 43 7 Human Services : Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 2001 43 8 Human Services : Washington Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities 2001 43 9 Initiatives : I 53 / I 41 Monorail 2000 43 10 Initiatives : I 63 Water Conservation 2001 43 11 Initiatives : I 63 Water Conservation 2001 43 12 Initiatives : I 747 Property Taxes 2001 43 13 Initiatives : I 71 Homelessness 2001 44 1 Initiatives: I 71 Homelessness / Settlement 2001 44 2 Land Use : South Lake Union 2000-2001 44 3 Land Use : South Lake Union / Public Private Partnership Panel 2001 44 4 Land Use : South Lake Union Properties 2001 44 5 Land Use : Street Vacations including skybridges, Stewart Place 2000-2001 44 6 Land Use : Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) and Bonus Program - Related Legislation 2001 44 7 Land Use: Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) / Bonus Program : April 4 Hearing 2001 44 8 Land Use : Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) Bonus Program - Proposed Legislation (includes map of downtown classifications) 2001 44 9 Land Use : Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) Bonus Program Notes 2000-2001 44 10 Land Use : Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) Bonus Program DCLU Code Amendments 2001 44 11 Land Use : Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) and Bonus Programs Review 2000-2001 44 12 Land Use : Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) and Bonus Program - Constituent Issues 2001 45 1 Land Use : Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) and Bonus Program Background 2001 45 2 Landlord Tenant and Land Use Committee : Pike / Pine 2000 45 3 Landlord Tenant and Land Use Committee : Major Institution Plans 2000-2001 45 4 DCLU : Design Commission 2000 45 5 DCLU : Inclusionary Zoning 2000 45 6 DCLU : Small Lot Subdivision 2000 45 7 DCLU : Stadium Transition Overlay District / Freight Mobility 2000 45 8 Department of Neighborhoods : Community Organization List 2000 45 9 Department of Neighborhoods : Southeast Sector Implementation Plan 2000-2001 45 10 Department of Neighborhoods : Historic Preservation 2001 45 11 Department of Neighborhoods : Community Outreach Meetings 2001 45 12 Neighborhood Revitalization Strategies 1998-1999 45 13 Parks : Arboretum 2000 45 14 Parks Levy : Constituent Mail "Pro" 2000 45 15 Parks : Pro Parks Committee of the Whole 2000 45 16 Civic Center Resolutions 2000 46 1 Civic Center Resolutions 2000 46 2 Civic Center Design 2000 46 3 Civic Center Design 2000-2001 46 4 Civic Center Client Status Meetings 2000-2001 46 5 Civic Center : Monthly Project Reports - Shels Obletz Johnsen 1999-2001 46 6 Civic Center : Budget 1999-2000 46 7 Colman School : African American Heritage Museum 2000 46 8 Colman School : Urban League 2001 46 9 Colman School 1997-2001 46 10 Admiral Garage / West Seattle 2000 47 1 Aquarium 2000 47 2 Civil Emergency Ordinance 2001 47 3 Duwamish Tribe Issues (OIR memo) 2001 47 4 Earthquake Rehabilitation Loan Program : International District, Pioneer Square 2001 47 5 Environmental : Roadless Forest Initiative 2000 47 6 Ethics and Elections Commission 1999 47 7 Film Industry Issues 2001 47 8 Fire Chief Selection 2001 47 9 Legislative : City Council Work Program 2000 47 10 Odessa BrownBilding / First Place 2001 47 11 Off Leash Areas 2001 47 12 Parks : Willow Street End Proposed Park 2001 47 13 Police : Mardi Gras 2001 47 14 Seattle Police Department : General 2000-2001 47 15 Public - Private Partnership 2000-2001 47 16 Operation Impound / Impound Ordinance 1999-2001 47 17 Seattle Public Utilities : Thornton Creek 1999-2001 47 18 Special Events - Protocol 2001 47 18 Special Events Ordinance 2001 47 19 Thornton Creek : Daylighting 2001 47 19 Seattle Public Utilities : Water Supply and Consumption 2000 47 20 State Legislative Agenda 1999 47 20 Snake River Dams 2001 47 21 Seattle Women's Commission 1999-2001 48 1 Special Events Protocol 2001 48 2 Special Events Ordinance 2001 48 3 State Legislative Agenda 2000 48 4 Strategic Planning Office (includes work plan and demographic information) 2000-2001 48 5 Teen Dance Ordinance 2000 48 6 Teen Dance Ordinance : Constituent Mail 2000 48 7 Transportation : Sound Transit TRIP 21 Transportation Reform and Improvement Plan 2000 48 8 Transportation 1999-2000 48 9 Seattle Center Development : Skateboard Park Performance Hall 1999-2000 48 10 Seattle Center : Theater District Advisory Group 2000 48 11 Universal Design Form 2001 48 12 Westlake Plaza 2001 48 13 Youth Safety Task Force : Mardi Gras 2001 48 14 Youth Vote - KUBE Radio 2001 48 15 World Trade Organization (WTO) : Reports and Summaries 2001 49 1 World Trade Organization (WTO) : Recommendations and Follow-up Police Accountability 2001 49 2 World Trade Organization (WTO) : Police Accountability 2000 49 3 World Trade Organization (WTO) : Police Behavior - Constituent Mail 2000-2001 49 4 World Trade Organization (WTO) : Financial 1999 49 5 World Trade Organization (WTO) : Constituent Mail 2000 49 6 Benefits : APEX / SAM 2000 49 7 Education / Seattle Public Schools 1999 49 8 Ethics and Elections Commission 1999 49 9 Housing Finance Implementation Committee 1998 49 10 Human Services : Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program 1999 49 11 Human Services : Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program : Constituent Mail 1998-1999 49 12 Human Services and Health Issues 1998-2001 49 13 Housing 1999-2000 49 14 Neighborhood Planning : Planning Commission Comments to the Seattle City Council on Roosevelt and Fremont Plans 1999 49 15 Neighborhood Planning : Greater Duwamish 1999-2000 49 16 Neighborhood Planning : Greenwood / Phinney Ridge 1999 49 17 Neighborhood Planning : Denny Regrade Business Improvement Area 2000 49 18 Neighborhood Planning : North End 1999 49 19 Neighborhood Planning : Ravenna Woods 1999 50 1 Neighborhood Planning : Wallingford 1998 50 2 Office of Intergovernmental Affairs 1999-2000 50 3 One Percent for Art 1997-1998 50 4 Parks : Magnuson Park Uses - Constituent Mail 1999 50 5 Parks : Discovery Park - Constituent Mail includes People's Lodge 1999-2000 50 6 Seattle Arts Commission 1999-2000 50 7 Seattle Indian Services Commission 1999-2000 50 8 Seattle Public Library : "Libraries for All" Project Management Status 1999-2000 50 9 Summer Youth Employment 2000 50 10 Washington State Convention and Trade Center (WSCTC) Expansion / MOHAI 1999 50 11 Youth : "Messages from Young Leaders " Program 2000 50 12 American Indian Women's Service League, Inc. 1999-2000 51 1 Aquarium Expansion Plans 2000 51 2 Seattle Indian Center Response to Bluewater/Marshall Statements 2000 51 3 Save Our Children's Heritage 2001-2002 51 4 Seattle-King County Coalition for the Homeless 2001-2002 51 5 International Dark Sky Association 2002 51 6 Father Love. Keeping Fathers Connected 2001 51 7 Human Services. Street Outreach Services 2001-2002 51 8 Human Services. Street Outreach Services Support Letters 2001-2002 51 9 Human Services. St. Marks. Dialogue to End Homelessness 2001 51 10 Human Services. Hunger and Homelessness Status Report (Mayor's) 2001 51 11 Human Services. Flash Card undated 51 12 Schools. Initiative-738. Student Achievement Fund 2000 51 13 Education. Seattle School District 1997-2002 51 14 Seattle Center. Inn at the Center 1999-2001 51 15 Seattle Center Campus Rules 2002 51 16 Seattle Center School 2000-2001 51 17 Seattle Center Children's Museum 2001 51 18 Seattle Center Festivals 1999-2001 51 19 Seattle Women's Commission Appointees 2001 51 20 Seattle Women's Commission 2001-2002 51 21 Page Ahead. Family Involvement Project. 2000-2001 51 22 Community Nights in Schools Pilot Project 2001-2002 51 23 Cedar River Watershed 2001-2002 52 1 Citizens Service Bureau 2002 52 2 Community Development Block Grant Audit Response 2002 52 3 Duwamish Longhouse Project 2002 52 4 Elevated Transportation Company/Monorail Mock Up of Petition 2002 52 5 Housing. Rent to Own 2001-2002 52 6 Hygiene Centers/Day Center Services 2002 52 7 Joint Athletic Field Development Program (JAFDP) Public Hearing, August 7 2002 52 8 Minority Contracting 2002 52 9 Seattle Center Re-development Phase II 1999-2002 52 10 Nisqually Earthquake. Historic Building Damage 2001 52 11 Alcohol Impact Area. Pioneer Square 2000-2002 52 12 Street Outreach Services. Homeless 2001-2002 52 13 Seattle Center Issues 1998-2000 52 14 Key Arena 1998-2000 52 15 Inn at Seattle Center Plans and Reports 1999-2001 52 16 Key Arena. Seattle Sonics 1998-1999 52 17 McCaw Hall Leed Report. Statement of Intent 2001 53 1 Women's National Basketball Association Finances 1999-2000 53 2 Housing Levy. Mayor's Recommended Proposal 2002 53 3 Housing Levy. Draft Options 2002 53 4 Youth Safety Initiative 2001 53 5 City/State Officials Joint Meetings 2000 53 6 Budget Public Hearing Sign-Up Sheets and Written Testimony (October 10) 2001 53 7 Homelessness Strategic Response 2000 53 8 Budget Public Hearing Sign-Up Sheets and Written Testimony (November 1) 2000 53 9 Budget Public Hearing Sign-Up Sheets and Written Testimony (October 11) 2000 53 10 Undoing Institutional Racism Critique 2001 53 11 Demonstration Program for Innovative Housing Design 2001 53 12 Budget Public Hearing Sign-Up Sheets and Written Testimony (November 8) 2001 53 13 News Articles Mentioning Steinbrueck 1997-2002 53 14 Youth Safety Task Force 2001-2002 53 15 Washington Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities. Challenge Grant and Contract 2001-2002 53 16 Elliot Bay Water Taxi Project 2002 53 17 Undoing Institutional Racism Training 2001 53 18 University Village Parking (Including Laurelhurst Community Meeting, May 14) 2000-2001 53 19 Uwajimaya/Union Negotiations 2001 53 20 Media-Budget Issue. Reduction of Mayor's Office Budget 2001 53 21 Mayor Paul Schell Issues 1998-2001 53 22 Percent for Arts Program 2000 53 23 Arboretum Master Plan Materials 2001 54 1 Arboretum Master Plan. List of Proposals for Amendments 2001 54 2 Arboretum Master Plan. Financial Aspects 2001 54 3 Arboretum Master Plan. Draft Divided Reports 2001 54 4 Arboretum Master Plan. Design Review Proposal 2001 54 5 Arboretum Master Plan. Decision Agenda and Overarching Issues 2001 54 6 Arboretum Master Plan. Answers to Council Staff Questions 2001 54 7 Arboretum Master Plan. Public Hearing Sign-Up Sheets (March 28) 2001 54 8 World Trade Organization (WTO). Anniversary Permit Request. Walk for Capitalism 2001 54 9 World Trade Organization (WTO). Constituent Mail 1999-2000 54 10 World Trade Organization (WTO). Police Use of Pepper Spray 1999-2000 54 11 World Trade Organization (WTO). Tear Gas Moratorium. Crowd Control 2000 54 12 World Trade Organization (WTO). Legal Claims Status 2000 54 13 World Trade Organization (WTO). Police Identification Ordinance 2000 54 14 World Trade Organization (WTO). "Sewing Circle" Notes and Issues 2000 54 15 Chamber of Commerce Land Use Committee 1996-1999 54 16 Housing Levy Renewal 2002 54 17 Housing Levy Renewal 2002 54 18 Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) Program. Steinbrueck Options. 2000-2001 54 19 Transfer of Development Rights (TDR)/Bonus Program Review. White Papers. 2000 54 20 Transfer of Development Rights (TDR)/Bonus Program 2001 54 21 Civic Center Client Group 1999-2000 55 1 Civic Center Design Critiques 2000 55 2 Civic Center Architect Selection 1999-2000 55 3 Civic Center Architectural Firms - Candidates 1999 55 4 Civic Center Peter's Notes 2000 55 5 Children's Convalescent Center. Landmark Preservation 2001 55 6 School Outdoor Lighting Amendments 2001 55 7 World Trade Organization (WTO). Public Forum and Hearing on WTO Activities 1999 55 8 World Trade Organization (WTO). ACLU Lawsuit vs. City 2000 55 9 World Trade Organization (WTO). Citizen Panels Work Outlines 2000 55 10 World Trade Organization (WTO) Accountability Review Committee 1999-2000 55 11 World Trade Organization (WTO) Accountability Review Committee 2000 55 12 Civic Center Master Plan. Preliminary Draft 1999 55 13 Civic Center Planning, Including Decision Agenda 1998 55 14 Civic Center Planning. Workshop Report undated 55 15 Civic Center Master Plan. Decision Agenda 1999 55 16 Civic Center Planning. Sustainability Issues 2000 55 17 Seattle Aquarium Memorandum of Understanding Briefing Materials 2000 56 1 Puget Sound Federal Relations Mission 2001 56 2 Parks Department Major Projects and Programs Briefing Materials 2001 56 3 Civil Emergencies Ordinance (Special Events Ordinance) 2001 56 4 Civil Emergencies Ordinance Public Hearing (September 5) 2001 56 5 Earthquake Recovery and Rehabilitation Loan Program 2001 56 6 Housing Data 2001 56 7 Seattle Aquarium Capital Campaign/Fundraising Plan 2000 56 8 Earthquake Recovery 2001 56 9 Joint City Council/Seattle School Board Forum 2001 56 10 Joint City Council/Seattle School Board Meeting (May 22) 2001 56 11 Education Action Agenda 2000-2002 Status Report 2001 56 12 Joint City Council/Seattle School Board Meeting (December 31) 2001 56 13 Civic Center Planning Public Involvement Opportunities 2000 56 14 Housing and Building Maintenance Landlord Retaliation Ordinance 2001 56 15 Housing Levy Committee of the Whole 2002 56 16 Housing Levy Administrative and Financial Plan 2000 56 17 Civil Emergencies Legislation 2001 56 18 Civil Emergencies Legislation. Public Hearing (September 5) 2001 57 1 Housing Levy Proposals 2002 57 2 Housing and Building Maintenance Code Public Hearing Sign-Up Sheet 2001 57 3 Seattle Aquarium Memorandum of Understanding 2000 57 4 Seattle Aquarium Memorandum of Understanding Public Hearing Sign-Up Sheets (March 30) 2000 57 5 Strategic Planning Office. Municipal Court Judges 2001 57 6 Strategic Planning Office. Growth Management Planning Council "Better Cities Coalition" 2001 57 7 Seattle Public Utilties. Water Rates 2002 57 8 Police. N-30 (WTO) After Action Report 2002 57 9 Police. Mardi Gras 2001 Afer Action Report 2001 57 10 Office of Intergovernmental Relations. State Legislative Agenda 2002 57 11 Office of Housing Work Program for Council (Draft) 2001 57 12 Labor-Management Partnership 2002 57 13 Ethics and Elections Commission 2001 57 14 Innovative Housing Demonstration Program 2001 57 15 Civic Center Urban Design Forum 2000 57 16 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Field Lighting Correspondence. 2002 57 17 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Report (June 14) 2002 57 18 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Superintendent's Memoranda 2002 57 19 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Constituent Emails and Letters 2001-2002 57 20 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Evening Hour Analysis 2002 57 21 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Athletic Field Scheduling Review. Auditor Report 2002 57 22 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. General Materials 2002 58 1 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Myths Regarding Sand Point/Magnuson Complex 2001-2002 58 2 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Correspondence 2002 58 3 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Field Lighting Support Letters 2002 58 4 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Sand Point 2002 58 5 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Friends of Queen Anne Bowl and Rodgers Park 2002 58 6 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Overview 2002 58 7 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Resolution 2002 58 8 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Public Hearings (July 10 and August 7) 2002 58 9 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Central Staff Memoranda 2002 58 10 Joint Athletic Fields Development Program. Draft Resolution Development 2001-2002 58 11 Joint Athletic Fields Development Project. Athletic Fields 2002-2003 59 1 Seattle Indian Services Commission 1998-2000 59 2 Housing Levy Renewal 2001. Briefing Material 2001 59 3 Civic Center Client Group Meetings 1999 59 4 Pac Med Clinics undated 59 5 Cedar River Watershed. Bonneville Power Administration Power Lines 2001 59 6 Historic Preservation Special Valuation Taxation undated 59 7 Historic Preservation. Kalakala 2002 59 8 Jimi Hendrix House 2002 59 9 South Lake Union Development. Lillian Apartments 2002 59 10 Tenant Rights. Right of First Refusal 2001 59 11 Seattle Arts Commission 2002 59 12 Homelessness. Tent City 2002 59 13 Library Oversight Committee Meetings 2001 59 14 Metropolitan Park District Proposal 2000-2001 59 15 All Ages Dance Ordinance/Teen Dance Ordinance 2001-2002 59 16 All Ages Dance Ordinance/Teen Dance Ordinance 2000-2002 59 17 Birmingham Steel 2001-2002 59 18 BOOST Program and Minority Contracting 2002 59 19 Fire Boat Issues 2002 59 20 Automatic Pay Toilet Project 2001 59 21 Hedreen and Company. Housing Bonus Credits 2002 60 1 Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link Resolution 2003 60 2 Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link Resolution 2003 60 3 Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link Resolution 2003 60 4 Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link Resolution 2003 60 5 Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link Resolution 2003 60 6 Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link. BINMIC Action Committee 2003 60 7 Friends of the Burke-Gilman Trail 2003 60 8 Adult Entertainment. Rick's. Proposed Four Foot Rule. Correspondence from Dancers. 2003 60 9 City Light. Gary Zarker. Superintendent Reconfirmation. Skagit Related Public Hearing Documentation 2003 61 1 City Light. Gary Zarker. Superintendent Reconfirmation. Materials 2002-2003 61 2 City Light. Gary Zarker. Superintendent Reconfirmation. Correspondence 2003 61 3 Housing Task Force. Universal Design 2001 61 4 Central House. At-Risk Youth Program 2002 61 5 City Bird. The Great Blue Heron 2003 61 6 Duwamish Tribe 2002 61 7 Federal Revenue Sharing Proposal 2002 61 8 Public Safety. Inquest Procedures 2001 61 9 Long Painting Company. South Park Complaints 2001 61 10 Somali Community Grocery Stores 2002 61 11 Willow Street Ends 2001 61 12 Westcrest Park Off-Leash Area Constituent Correspondence 2003 61 13 City Light. Superintendent Reconfirmation Process (Folder 1) 2003 61 14 City Light. Superintendent Reconfirmation Process (Folder 2) 2003 61 15 City Light. Superintendent Reconfirmation Background Materials 2003 61 16 City Light. Gary Zarker Reconfirmation Correspondence 2002-2003 61 17 City Light. Gary Zarker Reconfirmation Public Hearing (March 4) 2003 62 1 City Light. Municipal League of King County. Seattle City Light Study. 2002 62 2 City Light. Bonneville Power Administration 2003 62 3 University of Washington Lease Lid 2003 62 4 University of Washington Lease Lid Public Hearing (April 10) 2003 62 5 Initiative 80. Save Seattle's Creeks 2002-2003 62 6 Burke-Gilman Trail. Ballard Missing Link. 2003 62 7 Northgate Mall Area Development 2001-2003 62 8 Northgate Mall Area Development 2002-2003 62 9 Northgate Mall Area Development 2003 62 10 City Attorney's Office 2000-2002 62 11 City Auditor 2000-2002 62 12 City Auditor. Community Development Block Grant Audit 2002 62 13 City Council. External Committee Assignments 1997-2002 62 14 City Council Retreat Planning 2001-2002 62 15 City Council. Policy Priorities Resolution 2002 62 16 City Light. Audit 2002 63 1 City Light. Budget Reduction Plan 2002 63 2 City Light. Climate Trust 2001 63 3 City Light. Municipal League of King County Study 2002 63 4 City Light. Rates 2001-2002 63 5 City Light. Rates. Birmingham Steel 2001 63 6 City Light. Residential Customer Satisfaction undated 63 7 City Light. Public Opinion Survey on Salmon 2001 63 8 City Light. Presentation to Blue Ribbon Panel on Utility Governance 2002 63 9 Civil Rights. New Citizen Initiative 1998 63 10 Department of Construction and Land Use. Major Institutions Status Report 2001 63 11 Information Technology. Democracy Portal 2002 63 12 Energy Code Revisions 2001 63 13 Ethics and Elections 2001-2002 63 14 Executive. Citizens Service Bureau 2002 63 15 Executive. Civil Service Commission Review 2002 63 16 Executive. Contracting Task Force 2002 63 17 Executive. Seattle Film Office 2002 63 18 King County Superior Court 2002 63 19 Historic Seattle. Artists Live and Work Studios undated 63 20 Legislative. City Clerks Office 2002-2003 63 21 Economic Development. Business Climate Coalition 2002 63 22 Economic Development. Economic Activity Task Force 2002 63 23 Economic Development 1999 63 24 Office of Housing 2000-2002 63 25 Office of Intergovernmental Relations 2001-2003 63 26 Parks and Recreation, Department of 2002-2003 64 1 Police Department 2000-2002 64 2 Police Department. Chief Kerlikowski 2001-2002 64 3 Police Department. Citizens Review Panel Final Report (Accountability) 1999 64 4 Police Department. Community Policing Action Council 2002 64 5 Police Department. Firearms Review Board 2002-2003 64 6 Police Department. Investigations Ordinance Audit Report 2002 64 7 Seattle and King County Public Health Department 2002-2003 64 8 City Employees' Retirement System. Proposed Plan Changes 2000 64 9 Seattle Human Rights Commission 2001-2002 64 10 Seattle Public Utilities 2002 64 11 Seattle Transportation Department 2002 64 12 Seattle Tranportation Pedestrian Forum 2002 64 13 Seattle Transportation. Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board 2001-2002 64 14 Seattle Women's Commission. Seattle Women's Summit 2002-2003 64 15 Strategic Planning Office. Including Proposed Reorganization 2002 64 16 Human Services. Aging and Disability Services 2001-2003 64 17 Human Services. Downtown Emergency Services Center 2000-2002 64 18 Human Services 2002 64 19 Human Services. National Alliance to End Homelessness 2002 64 20 Homelessness. National Alliance to End Homelessness. 2002 64 21 Homelessness. Operation Nightwatch. 2002 64 22 Human Services. Reinvesting In Youth. 2002 64 23 Human Services. United Way. Out of the Rain Program 2002-2003 64 24 Human Services. Strategic Investment Plan. 2003 64 25 Parks. Alki Bathhouse Renovation 2002 64 26 Parks. Seattle Aquarium Design 2000-2002 65 1 Parks. Seattle Aquarium 2000-2002 65 2 Parks. Seattle Aquarium Memorandum of Understanding 2000-2002 65 3 Parks. Seattle Aquarium Oversight Committee 2000 65 4 Parks. Seattle Aquarium Society Community Outreach 2000-2002 65 5 Parks. Seattle Aquarium Work Program 2000 65 6 Parks. Camp Long 2001-2002 65 7 Parks. Seattle Chinese Garden Society Briefing Paper 2002 65 8 Parks. Coleman Park 2002 65 9 Parks. Duwamish Longhouse Project 2002 65 10 Parks. Egan House Project 2002 65 11 Parks. Friends of Wallingford Playfield 2002 65 12 Parks. Gasworks Park 2003 65 13 Parks. Greenwood Park Restrooms 2001-2002 65 14 Parks. Kiwanis Ravine 2001-2002 65 15 Parks. Magnuson Park Capital Improvement Plan 2000-2001 65 16 Parks. Magnuson Park Off-Leash Area 2001-2002 65 17 Parks. Magnuson Park/Sandpoint Rugby Field 2002 65 18 Parks. Mount Baker Rowing Center 2002 65 19 Parks. Municipal Golf of Seattle (MGS) 2000-2002 65 20 United Indians of All Tribes Foundation. The People's Lodge 2001-2003 65 21 Pottery Northwest 2001-2002 65 22 Parks. ProParks Levy Status 2003 65 23 Parks. Sand Point 2002 66 1 Parks. Sand Point Community Housing Association 2002 66 2 Parks. Sand Point Arts and Culture Exchange 2001-2002 66 3 Parks. Sand Point Magnuson Park Sportsfield Complex 2002-2003 66 4 Parks. Southeast Seattle Community Partnership 2002 66 5 Parks. Westcrest Park 2002-2003 66 6 Project Lift-Off 2001-2003 66 7 Project Lift-Off 2001-2003 66 8 Project Lift-Off. Childcare 1999-2001 66 9 Project Lift-Off. Children's Initiative 2003 66 10 Project Lift-Off. Consultant Agreement 2001-2002 66 11 Project Lift-Off. Employer Champions 2001-2002 66 12 Project Lift-Off. Getting School Ready 2002 66 13 Project Lift-Off. Partnership Group and Meetings 2001-2002 66 14 Homelessness. Safe Harbors Project 1999-2000 66 15 Homelessness. Safe Harbors Project 2002 66 16 Homelessness. Safe Harbors Project 2003 66 17 Homelessness. Safe Harbors Project. Design Project 2001-2002 66 18 Homelessness. Safe Harbors Project. Gates Foundation 2001 66 19 Libraries. Branch Library Projects 2002 67 1 Libraries. Proposed Branch Library at SandPoint 2002 67 2 Libraries. Seattle Public Library Budget Issues 2003 2002 67 3 Libraries for All 2002-2003 67 4 Library Oversight Committee 2002 67 5 Library Oversight Committee 2002 67 6 Aging and Disability Services Advisory Council 2001-2002 67 7 Seattle Housing Authority. Complaints 2002-2003 67 8 Seattle Housing Authority: High Point EIS Scoping 2001 67 9 Seattle Housing Authority: Holly Park 2002 67 10 Seattle Housing Authority: Rainier Vista 2001-2002 67 11 Seattle Housing Authority: Seattle Senior Housing Program 2001-2003 67 12 Seattle Housing Authority: Yesler Terrace 2002 67 13 BOOST Program: Equality in Contracting 2002-2003 67 14 BOOST Program Review 2001-2002 67 15 Boyce Commercial Services. Moving Services Contract 2002 67 16 Cedar River Watershed. Bonneville Power Administration Transmission Line 2002 67 17 Current Use Taxation. Open Space Plan 2001 67 18 Gypsy Moth Pest 2001 67 19 Hahn Building Loan Agreement Enforcement 2002 67 20 Hate Free Zone Resolution 2001 68 1 Interstate-5 Open Space Study 2002 68 2 State Initiative-747. Yes for Seattle 2001-2002 68 3 Kalakala 2002 68 4 Noise Ordinance 2002 68 5 Parking Policy Garages 2001-2002 68 6 Off-Site Parking 2001 68 7 Parking Legislation 2001 68 8 Parking Tax 2001 68 9 Parking Tax Proposal 2000-2001 68 10 Parking Tax Steering Committee 2001-2002 68 11 Racial Profiling 2001-2002 68 12 Racial Profiling Resolution 2001 68 13 Racial Profiling Task Force 2001 68 14 Rebuilding the Ave. University Avenue Repaving 2002 68 15 Referendum 51. Ten Year Transportation Funding Plan 2002 68 16 Regional Transportation Issues 2002 68 17 Sane Transit. Ride Free Express 2000-2001 68 19 Satterlee Cottages 2002 68 20 Sound Transit 2000-2001 68 21 Sound Transit. Beacon Hill, Capitol Hill 2001-2003 69 1 Sound Transit. Community Development Fund Operating Plan 2002 69 2 Sound Transit. Citizen Oversight Panel 2000 69 3 Sound Transit. Downtown Tunnel 2001 69 4 Sound Transit. Correspondence 2003 69 5 Sound Transit. Lawsuit 2002 69 6 Sound Transit. Station Area Overlay 2000-2001 69 7 Sound Transit. Station Area Re-zone 2001 69 8 Sound Transit. Transportation Poll 2001 69 9 Sound Transit. Station Area Planning 2000 69 10 Special Events Ordinance: Seattle Center 2001-2002 69 11 Tent City. SHARE/WHEEL Consent Decree 2002 69 12 Trans-Lake Project 2002 69 13 University of Washington Master Plan 2002 69 15 Unions 2003 69 16 University Village 2002 69 17 Vera Project 2001-2003 69 18 View Protection 2001 69 19 Weapons Control Legislation undated 69 20 Westlake Park Agreement 2002 69 21 Woodland Park Zoo. Operations and Management 2001-2003 69 22 Ballard District Council 2002-2003 69 23 Central Area District Council 2003 69 24 Delridge District Council 2003 69 25 Lake Union District Council 2003 69 26 Magnolia/Queen Anne District Council 2003 70 1 Northeast Area District Council 2003 70 2 Northwest Area District Council 2003 70 3 Southwest Area District Council 2003 70 4 City Neighborhood Council 2001-2003 70 5 Department of Neighborhoods 2001 70 6 Northwest Neighborhood Gathering 2002 70 7 Seattle Historical Resources Survey Plan 2001 70 8 Seattle Neighborhood Coalition 2002 70 9 Aurora/Lichton Springs 1999 70 10 Beacon Hill 1997-2000 70 11 Jefferson Park 2002 70 12 Southeast/Rainier Valley 2000 70 13 Broadview/Haller Lake 1998-2003 70 14 Capitol Hill Forum 2001-2002 70 15 Crown Hill/Ballard 2002 70 16 Sunset Hill Neighborhood Meeting 2001 70 17 Columbia City 1999 70 18 Delridge 1998-2000 70 19 Denny Triangle/Regrade 1998-2001 70 20 Belltown Rezone 2002 70 21 Downtown District Council 2002-2003 70 22 Downtown Business Improvement Area 1998-1999 70 23 Eastlake 2001-2002 70 24 Eastlake Floating Homes 1998 70 25 Fremont 1999-2002 70 26 Georgetown 1997-2000 71 1 Georgetown Old City Hall undated 71 2 Greenlake 1999-2000 71 3 Greater Duwamish Rezone Plan 1999-2000 71 4 Duwamish Issues 1999 71 5 Greater Duwamish 1997-2002 71 6 Duwamish Correspondence 1999 71 7 West Duwamish Greenbelt 2001 71 8 Museum of History and Industry 2000 71 9 Greenwood 2000-2001 71 10 Lake City 1998-2002 71 11 Laurelhurst 2001 71 12 Magnolia Community Club 2001 71 13 Pinehurst 2001 71 14 Pioneer Square 2002 71 15 East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition 2002 71 16 Queen Anne 2000-2002 71 17 Queen Anne Bowl 1998-1999 71 18 Queen Anne Thriftway 2002 71 19 Rainier Beach 2000 71 20 Roosevelt District Master Plan Strategy 2002 71 21 Dangerous Dog Ordinance 2003 71 22 South Downtown (SODO) 2002 71 23 Police. Report on Less Lethal Weapons 2000-2002 71 24 Executive. Mayor Greg Nickels 2001-2003 72 1 Ethical Leadership Training. Cedar River Accord 2002 72 2 Communications Retreat. Connections Group 2002 72 3 Cascade Water Alliance 2003 72 4 Manufacturing and Industrial Council 2002 72 5 Pacific Council on International Policy 2003 72 6 Seattle Art Museum 2002 72 7 Seattle Art Museum. Board Retreat 2002 72 8 Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle. Executive Board Manual 2000 72 9 Washington State Public Stadium Authority 2001 72 10 World Affairs Council 2003 72 11 Sister City. Bergen, Norway 1998-1999 72 12 Sister City. Cebu, Philippines 1998-1999 72 13 South Lake Union Development Brown Bag (Apr. 2) 2003 72 14 First Methodist Church 2003-2004 72 15 Steinbrueck Legislative Accomplishments 1997-2007 72 16 Civic Center Client Group Miscellaneous 2000-2002 72 17 Civic Center Client Group Monthly Meetings 2000-2003 72 18 Civic Center Client Group Special Meeting (November) 2002 72 19 Civic Center Public Art 2002 72 20 Civic Center Miscellaneous 2000-2001 72 21 Civic Center. Key Tower Tenant Improvement Project 2002-2003 72 22 Civic Center. Graphic Master Plan 2001 72 23 Civic Center: Key Tower Accessibility Improvements 2000-2001 73 1 Police. Office of Professional Accountability Issues 2001 73 4 Police. Office of Professional Accountability. Early Warning System Solution 2000-2002 73 5 Police. Office of Professional Accountability Review Board 2001-2002 73 6 Land Use. Landlord Tenant Relations. Branch Villa 2002 73 7 Land Use. Landlord/Tenant. Code Simplification Non-Conformity 2000-2001 73 8 Pike Place Market 95th Anniversary 2002 73 9 Medical Marijuana 2003 73 10 Third Party Utility Billings 2003 73 11 Finance. Reorganization 2002 73 12 Economic Development. Mayors Events Transmission. Special Olympics Bid 2002 73 13 Reservoir Lidding 2001-2002 73 14 Department of Information Technology 2002 73 15 Seattle-King County Public Health 2003 73 16 City Charter Amendments 2002 73 17 Councilmember Judy Nicastro 2000-2002 73 18 Councilmember Margaret Pageler 2001-2002 73 19 Councilmember Heidi Wills 2001-2003 73 20 Initiative-77. Espresso Tax Initative 2002 73 21 Initiative-77. Espresso Tax Initative 2002 73 22 Initiative-77. Espresso Tax Initative. Economic Opportunity Institute. 2002 73 23 Teen Dance Ordinance 2002 74 1 Office of Intergovernmental Relations. State Legislative Agenda 2003 74 2 Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle. Central Europe Study Mission 2001 74 3 Elections. Voters Pamphlet Statement Limitations 2004 74 4 School Children's Letters. Bryant School 2004 74 5 Floating Homes Legislation 2001-2004 74 6 Budget Public Hearing Materials (October 10) 2002 74 7 City Council Rules 2003 74 8 Nucor Steel Electricity Rates 2004 74 9 Litigation Committee 2003 74 10 Police Department 2003 74 11 Sex Offender Housing Public Meetings 2003 74 12 Publix Hotel Closure 2003 74 13 False Alarm Reduction 2003 74 14 Health Care Costs Forum 2003 74 15 Initiatives 2002-2003 74 16 Initiative-75. Marijuana Law Enforcement Polciy 2003 74 17 District Elections 2002-2003 74 18 Homelessness. Outdoor Meals. 2003 74 19 Monorail Transit Way Agreement Briefing Book 2004 75 1 Friends of Magnuson Park - Resource Binder (I) 2003 75 2 Friends of Magnuson Park - Resource Binder (I) 2003 75 3 Automobile Impoundment Law Correspondence 2004 75 4 Sand Point Magnuson Park - Wetlands and Playing Fields. Briefing Materials. 2004 75 5 Monorail Public Comment (Index and Tab 1) 2004 75 6 Monorail Public Comment (Tabs 2-4) 2004 75 7 Monorail Public Comment (Tabs 5-8) 2004 75 8 Monorail Public Comment and Petitions 2004 76 1 Families and Education Levy Comment 2004 76 2 Families and Education Levy Comment 2004 76 3 District Elections 2002-2005 76 4 District Elections. Citizen Panel. 2003 76 5 Coleman School / Urban League 1997-2003 76 6 Initiative-80. Save Seattle Creeks 2002-2003 76 7 Lake City Way 2003 76 8 Martin Luther King, Jr. Way. Underground Utilities. 2002 76 9 McCaw Hall 2004 76 10 Prescription Drug Reform 2003 77 1 Pedestrian Safety 2002 77 2 Project Lift-Off 2002-2003 77 3 Neighborhood Matching Fund. Race Relations and Social Justice 2004 77 4 Save Our Schools 2002-2003 77 5 Seattle Center. McCaw Hall. 2002 77 6 Truancy 2001-2002 77 7 Seattle Children and Youth Strategy 2002 77 8 Kindergarden Space 2003 77 9 Save Our Schools Committee South Lake Alternative High School 2002 77 10 Joint City Council / School Board Meeting 4/29 2003 77 11 Joint City Council / School Board Meetings 2001-2002 77 12 Worker Rights 2003 77 13 Early Learning Summit 2002 77 14 Education Action Agenda 2000-2002 77 15 Street Vacation Landslide Area 2003 77 16 Sustainability Measures 2004 77 17 Sustainability Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2004 77 18 Third Party Water 2003 78 1 Thornton Creek 2004 78 2 Department of Construction and Land Use. Accessory Dwelling Units 2002-2003 78 3 Department of Construction and Land Use. City Design 2000-2002 78 4 Department of Construction and Land Use. Urban Development Planning Budget 2004 78 5 Department of Construction and Land Use. Special Review Process 2003 78 6 Department of Construction and Land Use. Zoning Enforcement 2002 78 7 Families and Education Levy 2003-2004 78 8 Families and Education Levy 2004 78 9 Families and Education Levy 2002-2003 78 10 Families and Education Levy Oversight Committee 2000-2001 78 11 Families and Education Levy 2004 78 12 Families and Education Levy 2004 78 13 City Light 2002-2004 78 14 City Light Superintendent Confirmation Public Hearing 2003 78 15 City Light Third Tier Rates 2002 78 16 Central District 2003 78 17 Cable Communications 2002 78 18 Athletic Fields 2002 78 19 Aquarium 2003-2004 79 1 Cellular Towers 2002-2003 79 2 Driving While License Suspended Impound Law 1999-2004 79 3 False Alarm Licensing and Fees 2003 79 4 Citizens Against Gambling Expansion 2003 79 5 Homeland Security 2003 79 6 Director of Housing Katie Hong Confirmation Questions 2003 79 7 Comprehensive Plan Amendments. Public Hearing March 1 2004 79 8 Rick's Nightclub (Topless Cabaret) Rezone 2003 79 9 Rick's Nightclub Rezone (File: Not for View by Council President Steinbrueck. Neil Power. 2003 79 10 Kiawanis Ravine. Memorial Park 2002 79 11 Parking Tax 2000-2002 79 12 Woodland Park Zoo Parking Garage and Long Rand Development Plan. Public Hearing. September 15 2004 79 13 Woodland Park Zoo Parking Garage and Long Rand Development Plan. Correspondence in Favor 2004 79 14 Woodland Park Zoo Parking Garage and Long Rand Development Plan. Correspondence in Opposed 2004 79 15 Woodland Park Zoo Parking Garage and Long Rand Development Plan 2004 79 16 Cabrini Housing. Harborview Master Plan 2003 79 17 Magnuson Park 2002-2003 80 1 Families and Education Levy 2003 80 2 Fire Facilities 2003 80 3 Children and Youth Strategy 2003 80 4 Workplace Improvement Steering Committee Recommendations 2002 80 5 Cottage Housing Draft 2002-2003 80 6 Pioneer Human Services. St. Regis Hotel 2003 80 7 Hygiene Center 2002 80 8 Office of Housing 2003 80 9 Alaska Way Viaduct 2002 80 10 Hendrix House 2001-2003 80 11 Adult Crossing Guard Program 2004 2003-2005 80 12 Monorail 2005 80 13 Monorail 2004 80 14 Monorail. Elevated Transportation Company Statement to City Council (Jul 27) 2000 81 1 Monorail. Draft Legislation 2000-2002 81 2 Monorail. City Council Briefing (Nov 5) 2001 81 3 Monorail. Final Work Plan and Review. 2001 81 4 Monorail. Preliminary Green Line Study. 2001-2002 81 5 Monorail. Ballot Measure Campaign. 2001-2002 81 6 Monorail. Correspondence. 2002 81 7 Monorail. Legislation. 2002 81 8 Monorail. Rise Above It All. Petition. 2002 81 9 Monorail. The Monorail and the City Forum (Jul 18) 2002 81 10 Monorail. Proposed Code Amendments. 2003 81 11 Monorail. Green Line Development Agreement. Discussion Draft (Feb 20) 2003 81 12 Monorail. Seattle Popular Monorail Authority Board Candidates. 2003 81 13 Monorail. Seattle Popular Monorail Authority Board Selection. 2003 81 14 Monorail. Committee of the Whole (Jan 13) 2003 81 15 Monorail. Critiques. 2003 81 16 Monorail. Issues Facing City Council and City Staff. 2003 81 17 Monorail. Public Input Survey. 2003 81 18 Monorail. Preferred Alternative Route. 2003 81 19 Monorail. Routes and Stations. 2003 81 20 Monorail 2003 81 21 Monorail. Interbay Station. 2003 81 22 Monorail. EIS Scoping. 2003 82 1 Monorail. Seattle Center Route. 2003 82 2 Monorail. Correspondence. 2003 82 3 Monorail. Transit Way Agreement. 2004 82 4 Monorail. Transit Way Agreement. Public Hearing (Jun 14) 2004 82 5 Monorail. Transit Way Agreement. 2004 82 6 Monorail. Transit Way Agreement. 2004 82 7 Monorail. Public Hearing Testimony (Apr 26) 2004 82 8 Monorail. Save Downtown Bike Lanes. 2004 82 9 Monorail. Design Guidelines. 2004 83 1 Monorail. Design Guidelines--Belltown. Public Hearing Sign-up Sheets (Jul 14) 2004 83 2 Monorail. Alignment, Guideway, Stations and Operation Center. Public Hearing Sign-up Sheets (Apr 26) 2004 83 3 Monorail. Second Avenue Alignment and Visualizations. 2004 83 4 Crossing Guard Program 2002-2003 83 5 Pedestrian Safety 2001-2005 83 6 Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety. 2002-2005 83 7 Northgate. Public Involvement. 2002-2003 83 8 Northgate. Correspondence. 2002-2003 83 9 Northgate. Coordinated Transportation Investment Plan. 2003 83 10 Northgate. Committee of the Whole 2002 83 11 Northgate. Thornton Creek. 2000-2003 83 12 Northgate. General Development Plan. 2001-2003 83 13 Northgate. Community Center. 2004 83 14 Northgate. Comprehensive Planning. 2004 83 15 Northgate. Committee of the Whole. Public Hearing Sign-up Sheet (Jul 14) 2004 83 16 Achieving Sustainability and Quality of Life in the Emerald City Public Hearing Sign-up Sheet (Aug 10) 2004 83 17 Pike Place Market. PC-1 North Site and Parking Revenue Issues. 2001 84 1 Athletic Field Fees. Genessee Playfield City Analysis. 2002-2003 84 2 Office of Professional Accountability 2003-2004 84 3 Police Accountability. Minority Executive Directors Coalition. 2002-2003 84 4 Office of Economic Development Work Program. 2004 84 5 University of Washington Lease Lid. 2003 84 6 Police. East Precinct. 2003-2004 84 7 Cascade Agenda 2005 84 8 Mayor's Memoranda to City Council. 2001-2004 84 9 Family and Education Levy. Family Support Workers. 2004-2005 84 10 Urban Centers Model Code Objectives 2005 84 11 Zoning Changes. 2005 84 12 Universal Design. Design with a Lifetime in Mind. 2001-2004 84 13 Open Space Seattle 2100 (Sep. 13) 2005 84 14 Town Hall Meeting on Legislative Priorities. (Mar 15) 2005 84 15 Seattle Center. Gates Foundation Property. 2005 84 16 Taxes. 2004 84 17 Salmon Recovery 2004 84 18 Sheraton Hotel Labor Dispute 2005 84 19 Magnuson Park Correspondence. 2004-2005 84 20 Downtown Zoning and Code Amendments 2005 85 1 Ravenna Creek Daylighting 2002-2003 85 2 Discovery Park Capehart Housing 2003-2004 85 3 SHARE Wheel 2004 85 4 Housing. Hygiene Center 2005 85 5 South Wallingford Comprehensive Plan and Amendments 2004-2005 85 6 Public Safety 2003-2004 85 7 Gay and Lesbian Issues 2001-2005 85 8 Housing. Homelessness Talking Points 2004-2005 85 9 Occidental Park 2004-2005 85 10 Occidental Park 2004-2005 85 11 Parking Revenue. Pike Market Preservation and Development Authority 2001 85 12 Alcohol Impact Areas 2001-2005 85 13 Human Services 2005-2006 85 14 Paid Parking in Parks 2004 85 15 Sand Point Community Housing Association 2004 85 16 Soccer Fees 2004 85 17 Arts and Cultural Affairs 2004 86 1 Seattle Public Library. Bookmobile Services 2004 86 2 Pike Place Market. PC-1 North Site and Parking Revenue Issues. 2001-2002 86 3 Pike Place Market. PC-1 North Site and Parking Revenue Issues. 1997-1998 86 4 Pike Place Market. PC-1 North Site and Parking Revenue Issues. 1998 86 5 Casa Latina 2004 86 6 Volunteer Park Conservatory 2004 86 7 Human Services. Daytime Hygiene Center 2004 86 8 Neighborhood Legal Clinics 2004 86 9 Master Home Environmentalist Program 2004 86 10 SOAR Opportunity Fund 2004 86 11 Broadway Zoning and Land Use 2005 86 12 Casa Latina 2004-2005 86 13 Wallingford Comprehensive Plan 2000-2002 86 14 Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2001-2003 86 15 City Light 2005 86 16 Committee to End Homelessness in King County 2004 86 17 Downtown Height and Density Code. Architect's Letter 2005 87 1 Downtown Height and Density Code 2005-2006 87 2 Land Use. Maximum Size for Grocery Stores 2005 87 3 Environmentally Critical Areas 2005-2006 87 4 Wallingford Design Guidelines 2004-2005 87 5 Vitamilk Greenlake Development 2004 87 6 South Wallingford Design Guidelines 2004 87 7 Transferable Development Rights. Benayora Hall 2004 87 8 Manufacturing Industrial Council 2004 87 9 Housing Homelessness 2005 87 10 Scannell Agreement and Legislative History. Temporary Employee Benefits 1989-2005 87 11 Casa Latina 2003-2005 87 12 Cleanscapes Rabanco . Dumpster Free Alley Project. 2005 87 13 Downtown Height and Density Code 2005 87 14 Downtown Zoning. Impact on Human Services. 2005 87 15 South Lake Union Streetcar 2005 88 1 Downtown Height and Density Code. Parking. 2006 88 2 Downtown Height and Density Code. Parking. 2006 88 3 Downtown Height and Density Code. Samis Land Company 2005-2006 88 4 Comprehensive Plan. Planning Commission Comments. 2004 88 5 Neighborhood Business District Strategy 2005-2006 88 6 First Hill amendments 2004 88 7 University of Washington Master Plan 2004 88 8 Comprehensive Plan Correspondence 2004 88 9 Magnuson Park Field Lights 2005 88 10 Downtown Height and Density Proposed Plan. Public Hearing (Sep 12) 2005 88 11 Queen Anne Water Towers 2006 88 12 South Lake Union Streetcar Funding 2005 88 13 Office of Professional Accountability 2005-2006 88 14 American Institute of Architects Convention 1998 88 15 American Institute of Architects, Seattle Council, Young Architects Award 1999 88 16 American Institute of Architects. Articles and Press Releases about Steinbrueck 2002-2004 88 17 Budget Public Hearing Sign-up Sheet (Nov 3) 2005 88 18 University District Rezone 2004-2005 89 1 Neighborhood Business District Strategy Correspondence 2005 89 2 Neighborhood Business District Strategy 2004-2005 89 3 Department of Planning and Development Constituent Correspondence 2006 89 4 Planning Commission Correspondence 2006 89 5 Safeway Stores Gas Pumps 2005 89 6 Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission 2006 89 7 Detached Accessory Dwelling Units 2006 89 8 Downtown Zoning Public Hearing (March 7) 2006 89 9 Media. Interviews and Contacts. 2002-2005 89 10 Childcare. Families and Education Levy 2003 89 11 Pike Place Market. PC-1 North Site and Parking Revenue Issues. 1999-2005 89 12 Public Information Tools. City Council 2000-2002 89 13 Office of Intergovernmental Relations. Legislative Agenda 2005 89 14 Parks and Park Board Issues and Resignations 2004-2007 89 15 Bed and Breakfast Law. Greenlake 2005 90 1 Cable Television and Information Technology 2005-2006 90 2 AIA Fellowship Submittal 2001-2004 90 3 Economic Development 2004 90 4 Seattle Women's Commission 2004 90 5 School's Out Washington. Panel of 50 2004-2006 90 6 Seattle Center 1998-2006 90 7 Police Intelligence Ordinance (Spying Ordinance) 2004 90 8 Taxicabs. Cab Drivers' Alliance of King County 2003 90 9 Washington Coalition of Citizens with DisAbilities 2002-2003 90 10 Universal Design Principles and Guidelines 2000-2005 90 11 Seattle Department of Transportation. Strategic Plan 2006 90 12 Victor Steinbrueck Park 2004-2005 90 13 Downtown Zoning Public Hearing (March 7) 2006 90 14 Downtown Height and Density Zoning. Building Liveable Communities 2005-2006 90 15 Seattle Art Museum 2002 90 16 Sonics and Key Arena 2004-2006 90 17 Sonics and Key Arena 2004-2006 90 18 Southeast Seattle Community Action Agenda and Community Renewal 2005 91 1 Southeast Seattle Effective Development. Impact Capital 2005 91 2 Belltown Design Guidelines 2004 91 3 Loyal Heights 2005 91 4 Parks Miscellaneous 2003-2004 91 5 Parks and Neighborhoods Committee 2005 91 6 Seattle Art Museum Meetings 2004-2005 91 7 Seattle Art Museum. Olympic Sculpture Park 2002-2005 91 8 Land Use Code Amendment. Clean up Your Act 2007 91 9 City Charter Revision Committee 2006 91 10 City Charter Review 2006 91 11 Schooner Wawona Preservation 2007 91 12 Pike Place Market. Great Neighborhood Selection 2007 91 13 View Protection. Jefferson Park 2007 91 14 Fire Facilities Levy 2007 91 15 Skate Park. Seattle Center 2007 91 16 Bring Your Own Bag Campaign 2007 91 17 Seattle Public Library 2007 91 18 Meadowbrook 2006-2007 92 1 City Demographer Position 2004 92 2 Casa Latina Relocation 2007 92 3 Goodwill Property Developm,ent Correspondence 2006 92 4 Maple Leaf. Waldo Hospital Property. Campfire USA 2007 92 5 Maple Leaf. Waldo Hospital Property. Campfire USA 2007 92 6 Alaska and Arctic Buildings Rezone 2007 92 7 Capital Hill Arts Center. Theaters/Cabarets 2007 92 8 Adult Cabarets 2006-2007 92 9 Seattle Peak Oil Awareness 2007 92 10 Toll Roads and Value Parking 2002 92 11 Adult Cabarets 2004-2005 92 12 Adult Cabarets 2006 92 13 Adult Cabarets 2007 92 14 Crown Hill School Reuse 2006-2007 93 1 Annexation. White Center/North Highline 2006 93 2 Downtown Historic Building Survey (1996 ) 2006 93 3 Colman Dock 2004-2007 93 4 Commercial Code Revision Correspondence 2006 93 5 Dravus-Interbay Rezone Study 2007 93 6 Comprehensive Plan. Service Sector Employment 2007 93 7 Children's Hospital Expansion 2007 93 8 Goodwill Rezone. Dearborn Street 2006 93 9 Affordable Housing. Growth-Related Housing 2006 93 10 Low Income Housing Institute 2007 93 11 Multi-Family Zoning Code 2007 93 12 Ethics Code. Seattle Planning Commission Request 2005 93 13 Pedestrian Safety 2007 93 14 Queen Anne. Metropolitan Market and QFC 2005-2006 93 15 Livable South Downtown 2006 93 16 South Lake Union Friends and Neighborhood Community Council 2006 93 17 Harry Whitney Treat House Landmark Designation (Skolnik / Law Department) 2007 93 18 Initiative-71 and Transitional Housing 2001-2003 93 19 Seattle Housing Authority and City Agreements 2004 93 20 Homeless Information 2002-2004 94 1 Share/Wheel. Tent Cities 2002-2004 94 2 Housing Levy. Davis, Hibbits & McCraig Survey 2001-2002 94 3 Homelessness Strategic Response 2001-2002 94 4 Homeless Correspondence 2001-2004 94 5 Seattle Displacement Coalition 2002-2004 94 6 Homelessness. Family Needs 2002-2004 94 7 Mercer Corridor 2004 94 8 Noise Ordinance 1999 94 9 Economic Impact of Seattle's Music Industry 2004 94 10 Terminal 91. North Bay Project. 2004-2006 94 11 Northgate Development 2005-2006 94 12 Annexation. Proposed North Highline Annexation 2006 94 13 Open Space Seattle 2100 2005-2006 94 14 Parking Requirements and Land Use 2004-2006 94 15 Parking. Impound Law 2004 94 16 Parking Forum (April 11) 2006 94 17 The Wild Within: Seattle's Arboretum Wetland 2007 94 18 Pike Place Market 2000-2005 94 19 Pike Place Market. LaSalle-Creamery Site Development 2003-2004 95 1 Pike Place Market 2002-2007 95 2 Central Waterfront. The Road Ahead: Politics and Planning 2007 95 3 Police. Strategic Priorities 2004-2006 95 4 Public Safety Issues 2005 95 5 Public Safety Building. Civic Center 2004-2005 95 6 Seattle Planning Commission Ethics Issue 2005-2006 95 7 City Council Proclamations 2002-2007 95 8 Alaskan Way Viaduct Mobility Ordinance 2006-2007 95 9 Talking Points and Articles. Various Issues. 2007 95 10 Steinbrueck Biographical Information and Accomplishments undated 95 11 Steinbrueck Photographs undated 95 12 People's Waterfront Coalition 2004 95 13 Thank you letters (received) 2001 95 14 Maritime Heritage 2004-2005 96 1 Historic Preservation 2001-2003 96 2 Historic Preservation 2004 96 3 Historic Preservation 2005-2007 96 4 Green Building 2005 96 5 Green Building. Visions of Urban Sustainability Forum (January 25) 2005 96 6 Comprehensive Plan. Urban Sustainability Goals 2007 96 7 Comprehensive Plan. Achieving Sustainability and Quality of Life in the Emeral City Form (August 10) 2004 96 8 City Neighborhood Council 2006-2007 96 9 Central Waterfront Parks Master Plan 2006-2007 96 10 Seattle Business Climate 2002-2007 96 11 Great Streets and Multi-Way Boulevards (September 25) 2007 97 1 Alaskan Way Viaduct. Bridging the Gap 2007 97 2 Queen Anne Water Towers. City Council Findings, Conclusions, and Decision 2006 97 3 Legislative Department Retreat 2003 97 4 Legislative Department Retreat 2004 97 5 Legislative Department Retreat 2006 97 6 City Council Position 9 Applicants 2006 97 7 Steinbrueck's Legislative Accomplishments 1999-2005 97 8 Housing Data for Seattle 2004-2006 97 9 Seattle Planning Commission. Downtown Zoning 2005 97 10 Urban Development and Planning 2005 97 11 South Lake Union Transportation Demand Management Program 2005 97 12 South Lake Union Housing 2003-2005 97 13 South Lake Union Design Guidelines 2004-2005 97 14 South Lake Union Park 2002-2006 97 15 South Lake Union Development 2003-2005 97 16 South Lake Union Working Group 2004-2005 97 17 South Downtown (SODO) 2004-2005 98 1 Homelessness. Living Small 2005 98 2 South Day Street Vacation 2006 98 3 Visions of Urban Sustainability Forum (January 25) 2005 98 4 Visions of Urban Sustainability Forum (January 26) 2004-2005 98 5 Building Green in the Emerald City (Steinbrueck Op-Ed) 2004-2005 98 6 Green Building. LEED Standards 2005 98 7 Green Building 2005 98 8 Sound Transit 2004-2005 98 9 Broadband and Cable 2005 98 10 Transportation Issues 2003-2006 98 11 Seattle Public Utilities 2004-2007 98 12 Alaska Way Viaduct. Third Alternative 2006 98 13 Alaska Way Viaduct. Replacement 2006 98 14 Alaskan Way Viaduct 2004-2005 98 15 Alaskan Way Viaduct. Sedway Group Proposal 2002 99 1 Alaskan Way Viaduct Design Campaign 2002 99 2 Alaskan Way Viaduct Closure Plan 2005 99 3 Alaskan Way Viaduct/Seawall Replacement Project. Proposed UW Landscape Architecture School Studio Project 2004 99 4 Alaskan Way Viaduct 2004 99 5 Alaskan Way Viaduct 2005 99 6 Alaskan Way Viaduct 2006 99 7 Puget Sound Ecological Restoration 2002-2004 99 8 Alaskan Way Viaduct. Washington State Department of Transportation Memoranda 2002-2003 99 9 Alaskan Way Viaduct 2002 99 10 Alaskan Way Viaduct. Public Comment 2004 99 11 Women in Black/Women's Housing, Equality and Enhancement League (WHEEL) 2005-2006 100 1 Wawona. Historic Schooner 2006-2007 100 2 Adult Cabarets Zoning 2006-2007 100 3 Pedestrian Safety 2006-2007 100 4 Alaskan Way Viaduct 2007 100 5 Alaskan Way Viaduct. Constituent Correspondence. 2006-2007 100 6 Hempfest. Olympic Sculpture Park Damage 2006 100 7 Alaskan Way Viaduct Scoping Study 2004-2005 100 8 Broadway Rezone Legislation 2005 100 9 Magnuson Park. Hangar 27 2007 100 10 The Future of Downtown. Public Forum (August 15) 2005 100 11 Dearborn Goodwill Site Development 2007 101 1 Interbay Incentive Zoning 2007 101 2 Broadway Rezone. 2005 101 3 Dearborn Goodwill Site Development 2006 101 4 Climate Review and Climate Change 2007 101 5 Climate Review and Climate Change. Reference Material 2007 101 6 Transit Planning 2007 101 7 Seattle Department of Transportation 2007 101 8 State Road 520 Project 2007 101 9 Woodland Park Zoo Parking Garage 2004-2007 101 10 Police and Public Safety Issues 2007 101 11 Police Staffing Issues, 2006 2006-2007 102 1 Transportation 2002-2006 102 2 Seattle Police Department 2006-2007 102 3 Police. Office of Professional Accountability 2005-2007 102 4 Nightlife Regulation 2005-2007 102 5 First United Methodist Church 2001-2004 102 6 State Road 520 Project 2004-2005 102 7 State Road 520 Project 2006-2007 103 1 State Road 520 Project. Citizen Comment 2006-2007 103 2 Historic Preservation 2002-2005 103 3 Homelessness. Public Opinion Data 2002 103 4 National Alliance to End Homelessness Conferences 2004-2005 103 5 National Alliance to End Homelessness Award Ceremony 2006 103 6 North Bay Comprehensive Plan. Terminal 91 2004-2005 103 7 Intermodal Transfer Facility. Georgetown 2006 103 8 Noise Ordinance 2003-2006 103 9 Alaska Building 2004-2006 103 9 Seattle Green Factor 2006 103 10 Labor Relations 2004-2006 103 11 Major Institutions 2005-2006 103 12 Maritime Heritage 2005 103 13 Maritime Heritage 2004 104 1 Waterfront Integrated Restoration 2004-2005 104 2 Medical Marijuana 2006 104 3 Land Use Code Compliance Complaints re Bertschi School 2005 104 4 Land Use Code Compliance Complaints re Bertschi School 2005-2006 104 5 Downtown Zoning. Height and Density 2004-2006 104 6 Safeway Stores. Pinehurst Neighborhood 2006 104 7 Alaskan Way Viaduct. Analysis of No-Replacement Option 2006 104 8 Tower Spacing Requirement Downtown 2006 104 9 Workplace Improvement Steering Committee 2002 104 10 Director of Department of Planning and Development Reconfirmation Input 2006-2007 104 11 Commercial Land Use Code Revisions 2006 104 12 SHARE/WHEEL Budget 2006 104 13 Presbyterian Retirement Communities Northwest First Hill Project 2005 104 14 Land Use Open Space Legislation 2003-2004 104 15 Magnuson Park 2005 104 16 Alaska and Arctic Buildings 2005-2007 104 17 Adult Cabarets 2005-2007 104 18 Adult Cabarets 2003-2005 104 19 Central Waterfront Studies 2004-2005 105 1 Central Waterfront Concept Plan 2004-2007 105 2 Central Waterfront Studies 2005 105 3 Commercial Code Revisions 2006 105 4 Seattle City Light Financial Issues 2005-2007 105 5 City Charter Amendments 2007 105 6 Talking Points and Speeches 2003-2007 105 7 Talking Points and Speeches 1998-2002 105 8 Steinbrueck Office Core Values undated 105 9 Seattle Times Interview 2003-2005 105 10 City Council Response to Mayor's 2003 State of the City Address 2003 105 11 Briarcliff School Property. Proposed Cluster Housing 2004 105 12 Parking Issues 2005 105 13 Industrial Lands Roundtable (Nov. 4) 2005 105 14 Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2005 105 15 Comprehensive Plan Update Focus 2004 105 16 Downtown Zoning Issues 2004-2006 105 17 North Highline Annexation 2006 106 1 Arts 2004-2005 106 2 Office of the City Auditor 2003-2006 106 3 Bicycle Forum. Living Beyond the Car (March 7) 2007 106 4 Boards and Commissions Appointing Authority 2005-2006 106 5 Broadway Zoning and Revitalization 2005-2006 106 6 Community Development Fund. Funding Agreement 2005 106 7 Colman Dock Redevelopment 2004-2007 106 8 Waterfront History Project 2005 106 9 Waterfront. Pier 62/63 2005-2006 106 10 People's Waterfront Coalition 2005-2006 106 11 Central Waterfront 2005-2006 106 12 Central Waterfront 2004 106 13 Bar and Nightclub Noise 2006 107 1 Nightclubs/Adult Cabarets 2003-2005 107 2 Neighborhood Business District Strategy 2005 107 3 Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2005 107 4 Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2004 107 5 Comprehensive Plan Public Hearing (Sept. 7) 2004 107 6 Comprehensive Plan. Northgate. 2004 107 7 Comprehensive Plan. Sustainability. 2004-2005 107 8 South Lake Union Streetcar. 2004-2005 107 9 Seattle Design Commission 2005 107 10 Downtown Zoning Height and Density 2004-2005 107 11 Downtown Land Use Regulations 2004-2005 107 12 Land Use Code Amendments. First Hill 2004 107 13 City Council Work Program Priorities. Department of Planning and Development 2005 107 14 Family Partnerships Program. Public Schools 2005 107 15 Ethics and Elections 1992-2006 107 16 Voters Pamphlet Candidate Statement Limitations 2004 108 1 Fire Station No. 20. Citizen Correspondence. 2006 108 2 Alaskan Way Viaduct Mobility Ordinance 2007 108 3 Alaskan Way Viaduct 2006-2007 108 4 Playfield Lighting. Loyal Heights 2006 108 5 Seattle Public Library 2005 108 6 Queen Anne/Magnolia Neighborhood Issues 2004 108 7 Fremont Neighborhood Issues 2005 108 8 Neighborhood Business District Strategy Public Hearing Sign Up Sheets (Jun 2) 2005 108 9 Diane Sugimura Re-confirmation 2007 108 10 Safeco. University District Station Area Overlay 2005 108 11 Kids and Kookies Donation 2005 108 12 Seattle Climate Protection Initiative 2006-2007 108 13 Historic Preservation/Downtown Historic Survey 2007 108 14 Nightlife Advisory Board. Ordinance 2006-2007 108 15 Pike Place Market 100th Anniversary 2007 108 16 Housing Levy Renewal 2001-2002 109 1 Housing Levy Renewal 2001-2002 109 2 Housing Levy Renewal 2002 109 3 R.C. Hedreen Company 2000-2002 109 4 Fisherman's Terminal. Non-Fishing Fleet Terminal 2001-2002 109 5 Civility Laws 1993-2001 109 6 Finance Department. Contracting Services Division 2001 109 7 City Council. Workplace Relations 2001 109 8 Legislative. Central Staff Meeting 2001 109 9 Jimi Hendrix House 2002 109 10 Award, National Alliance to End Homelessness 2002 109 11 Councilmember Website 2000-2004 109 12 City Council - Misc. 2002-2006 109 13 Thank you letters (received) 4684_02_110_001 1993-1999 110 1 Thank you letters (received) 2003 110 2 Thank you letters (received) 2004 110 3 Thank you letters (received) 2005 110 4 Thank you letters (received) 2006 110 5 Thank you letters (received) 2007 110 6 Thank you letters (received) undated 110 7 Thank you letters (received) 2002 110 8 Thank you letters (received) 2000 110 9 Congratulations 1997-2003 110 10 Thank you letters (received) undated 111 1 Newsclippings (copied), The Pike Place Market and the Urban Group 1979-1992 111 2 Snapshots of Councilmember Steinbrueck and staff at events throughout the City parades and official and unofficial events 1998-2002 111 3 4684-03 Housing, Human Services, Education and Civil Rights Committee Records 1999-2001 2.0 cubic feet 5 boxes

Agendas, correspondence, draft legislation, reports, staff analysis, and notes related to issues before the Housing, Human Services, Education and Civil Rights Committee during Steinbrueck's tenure as chair.

4684-04 Parks, Education and Libraries Committee Records 2002 0.4 cubic foot 1 box

Agendas, correspondence, memoranda, staff reports, draft legislation, and notes related to issues before the Parks, Education and Libraries Committee during Steinbrueck's tenure as committee chair.

4684-05 Urban Development and Planning Committee Records 2004-2007 4.2 cubic feet 11 boxes

Correspondence, memoranda, staff reports, draft legislation, and notes related to urban planning, development, the built environment, and sustainability issues during Steinbrueck's four-year tenure as committee chair.

4684-06 Moving Image Collection 1997-2002 1 cubic foot

Video collected by Councilmember Steinbrueck’s office.

 4684-07 Special Committee on Charter Amendments Records 2006 0.2 cubic feet 1 box

Materials relating to possible amendments to the City Charter during Steinbrueck's tenure as chair of the Special Committee on Charter Amendments, including: agendas, correspondence, notes, draft amendment changes and comments, and resolutions.