The Housing Opportunities Program would lift heights in Belltown, exempt eco-friendly projects from design rules and shield qualifying buildings from SEPA appeals, with a full council vote set for June 2. Seattle is betting that a targeted dose of additional height, fewer design constraints and a shield from environmental litigation can pry loose a development […]
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