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Seattle Officials, Community Members Share Mixed Views on Proposed Ordinance to Allow Residential Development in City’s Stadium District

January 31, 20252 Mins read736
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By Kate Snyder Seattle officials are considering a bill that would allow residential development as a conditional use within the Stadium Transition Area Overlay District. The City’s Governance, Accountability and Economic Development Committee discussed the proposal during the board’s most recent meeting earlier this month on Jan. 24. At that meeting, members of the community […]

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