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Security Properties’ 325-Unit Development In Belltown Denied Approval at Second Early Design Guidance Meeting

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By Jack Stubbs A 325-unit mixed-use project slated for Belltown will not yet proceed to the next stage of the city’s design review process. On Tuesday, May 15th, at a second Early Design Guidance (EDG) meeting held for the project, the downtown review board agreed that it would need to see the project return for […]

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