By Jack Stubbs A residential project in close proximity to Seattle’s historic Yesler Terrace neighborhood, a 30-acre site that is recognized as the city’s first publicly-subsidized housing community developed by the Seattle Housing Authority in the early 1940s, will not yet proceed to the next stage of the city’s design review process. On Wednesday, May […]
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