By Meghan Hall A new mixed-use apartment building at 444 Northeast Ravenna Boulevard — one of Green Lake’s busiest thoroughfares — was given the approval to apply for a Master Use Permit after the Seattle design board voiced its support in favor of a proposal submitted by Seattle-based owner Flatiron Properties and Johnston Architects LLC […]
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