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Seattle City Council Votes Against Implementation of Transportation Impact Fee on Commercial Development

The RegistryNovember 27, 20231 Mins read1.5k

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By The Registry Staff In a five to four vote, the Seattle City Council has dismissed the implementation of a transportation impact fee on commercial real estate development for this year. The issue, however, remains on the horizon for potential reevaluation in 2024, leaving the door open for future discussions, according to a report from […]

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