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Mayor Wilson Signs Seattle SEPA Appeals Reform Into Law, Citing Housing Affordability

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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson formalized a rule change that redirects environmental appeals of major rezones away from the city's Hearing Examiner and toward state courts, part of a broader affordability push that has also touched rental fees, grocery pricing and school meals. Seattle's mayor put her signature on a piece of land-use legislation this week […]

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