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Spokane Street Lower Bridge Maintenance Short-term Closures December 19, January; Enjoy West Seattle’s Food Scene; Council Oversight for New Woodland Park Zoo Agreement; State Legislative Agenda; Winter Weather Information; Updating Council Rules to Prepare for Return to City Hall; Legislation on City Attorney’s Office Reporting

December 16th, 2021

Spokane Street Lower Bridge Maintenance Short-term Closures December 19, January SDOT announced they will have some closures of up to 30 minutes on the Spokane Street (lower) bridge on Sunday, December 19 and on Sundays in January on the 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th. The closures are for rehabilitation upgrades to ensure the bridge remains […]

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Posted: December 16th, 2021 under Councilmember Herbold, Education, Human Services, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
Tags: Bridge, Council rules, District 1, SDOT, Seattle City Attorney, Spokane Street Bridge, transit, weather, West Seattle, West Seattle Bridge, West Seattle food, winter weather, Woodland Park Zoo

This Week in the Budget; DEADLINE FRIDAY – New Renters’ Rights Public Comment; First-In-Time Ruling from State Supreme Court

November 21st, 2019

This Week in the Budget This week, Seattle City Council Budget Committee Chair Bagshaw proposed a Chair’s Revised 2020 Budget. This revised proposal incorporated additional requests by Councilmembers that were submitted the previous week. The Budget Committee met on Tuesday, November 19th to vote on budget actions proposed by Councilmembers. The baseline for discussion was […]

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Posted: November 21st, 2019 under Councilmember Herbold, Human Services, Police Department, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
Tags: Budget Committee, CBO, copper wire laws, Department of Neighborhoods, diaper distribution pilot program, District 1, DON, First-in-time, FIT Rule, Futurewise, Land Use Section, Lisa Herbold, Navigation Team, OED, Office for Civil Rights, Rapid Ride H Line, SDCI, SDOT, Seattle City Attorney, Seattle Department of Transportation, Seattle Displacement Coalition, South Park, State Supreme Court, Tenants Union of Washington State, Washington State Association of Municipal Attorneys, West Seattle

City Prevails in “First-in-Time” Lawsuit at State Supreme Court

November 14th, 2019

SEATTLE – The Washington State Supreme Court unanimously upheld the City’s “first-in-time” ordinance today. The First-in-Time (“FIT”) Rule requires a landlord to notify prospective tenants of the landlord’s screening criteria and offer tenancy to the first applicant meeting them. The Rule does not dictate the criteria, require quantifiable or objective criteria, prevent a landlord from conducting […]

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Posted: November 14th, 2019 under Councilmember Herbold.
Tags: District 1, First-in-time, FIT Rule, Futurewise, Land Use Section, Lisa Herbold, Office for Civil Rights, Seattle City Attorney, Seattle Displacement Coalition, South Park, State Supreme Court, Tenants Union of Washington State, Washington State Association of Municipal Attorneys, West Seattle

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This Week in the Budget; DEADLINE FRIDAY – New Renters’ Rights Public Comment; First-In-Time Ruling from State Supreme Court

City Prevails in “First-in-Time” Lawsuit at State Supreme Court

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