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Seattle Mayor Signs Legislation to Speed Production of Housing and Emergency Shelter in City

February 19, 20261 Mins read678
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Mayor Katie B. Wilson today signed CB 121093 and CB 121135, legislation sponsored by Councilmember Eddie Lin (District 2) which will speed the production of housing and shelter by removing unnecessarily regulatory barriers and expediting permitting. These ordinances could accelerate development timelines by as much as five to twelve months, including for the 1,000 units […]

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