New approach strengthens protections for existing industrial and maritime lands; supports transit-oriented job growth in innovation centers near future light rail stations; supports smaller-scale industrial businesses and opportunities for maker spaces near residential areas; and creates opportunities for new housing. Seattle – Mayor Bruce Harrell announced new legislation to update the City’s industrial lands policy […]
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