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Seattle Council Lifts Cap on Tiny House Villages to 150, Clears Path for 250-Resident Sites

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Unanimous vote on third bill in Mayor Wilson's shelter acceleration package puts a one-year clock on a 50 percent capacity bump and authorizes one mega-village per council district. The Seattle City Council on May 19 unanimously approved legislation lifting the resident cap at sanctioned tiny house villages and safe RV lots from 100 to 150, […]

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