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- Leaf Blower Best Practices - What & Why The City of Seattle has prepared tips and suggestions for the best use of leaf blowers. Leaf blowing is a convenience that has certain ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:27 | x98601
- Light Rail Expansion Code Updates - What & Why SDCI is proposing to update the Land Use Code to facilitate Sound Transit’s light rail expansion. These code amendments will define clear ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:25 | x162412
- Seattle Code Adoption - What & Why Proposing potential changes for Seattle’s construction codes. What’s Happening Now? SDCI’s anticipated completion of the adoption and ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:51 | x107616
- SEPA Review Threshold Update - What & Why The City adopted amendments to the land use code (Title 23) and environmental review thresholds in Title 25 of the Seattle Municipal Code. ... 2 | 20260814T22:05:17 | x178608
- Shoreline Master Program Update - What & Why Shoreline Master Program Update - What & Why What's Happening Now? Washington State Department of Ecology requires all cities to have ... 2 | 20260814T22:05:11 | x105922
- Solid Waste Storage and Access - What & Why Seattle Public Utilities is proposing to update solid waste storage and access amendments in Section 23.54.040 of the Land Use Code. ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:25 | x111928
- Stormwater Code and Manual Update 2026 - What & Why Our proposed 2026 Stormwater Code and Manual update is scheduled to be effective in July 2026. What's Happening Now? Our proposed ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:28 | x175494
- Street Activation - What & Why SDCI is proposing legislation to add more flexibility to the Land Use Code to help fill empty spaces in existing buildings. What's ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:54 | x153446
- Unreinforced Masonry Buildings - What & Why Retrofiting brick buildings to meet current codes can protect public safety, preserve historical buildings, and help Seattle recover faster ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:19 | x89967
- Animal Codes Our codes regulate the number and type of animals you are allowed to keep at home. See also: Noise Codes What Is It? Our codes ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:04 | x90175
- Construction Without a Permit You need to get a permit for most construction projects. See also: Land Use Code What Is It? You need to get a permit for most ... 2 | 20260814T22:05:07 | x90179
- Deposit Returns The City of Seattle has rules about when a landlord is allowed to keep a security deposit, and when the landlord must return the deposit to ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:41 | x90183
- Evictions Eviction means your landlord can legally put you out of your house. To evict you, your landlord must file a civil law suit against you in ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:49 | x90187
- Floating Residences Seattle's shoreline regulations limit residential uses on the water. As part of the updated Shoreline Master Program, our code has ... 2 | 20260814T22:05:23 | x90195
- Home Business Rules You’re allowed to run a business out of your home in Seattle as long as it doesn’t interfere with other residents in the neighborhood. See ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:58 | x90199
- Housing Cost Increases Housing costs include: rent, parking fees, storage fees, etc. Property owners must give 180 days' notice before raising housing costs. See ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:33 | x90203
- Illegal Living Units Illegal units are living spaces, usually apartments including separate kitchens and bathrooms, that were installed without a permit and may ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:44 | x90211
- Junk Storage, Cars, & Illegal Dumping Rules You are not allowed to store junk outdoors on your property. Junk can be used materials, scrap metal or car parts, construction debris, ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:26 | x90219
- Move-In Charges The City of Seattle limits the amount of money that a landlord can charge a renter to move into a rental. What Is It? The City of ... 2 | 20260814T22:05:14 | x90223
- Noise Codes Our Noise Code limits outdoor noise including that generated by machines and work activity. See also: Noise Code What Is It? ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:43 | x90227
- Notice to Enter a Rental Unit State and City law requires both landlords and renters to be reasonable about seeking and granting access to a rental unit. What Is It? ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:56 | x90231
- Parking and Car Storage Rules We regulate 1) where you can park cars on your property and 2) how many cars can be stored on your property. See also: Junk Storage, Cars ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:51 | x90235
- Pests Our housing code requires rental housing to be free from insect and rodent infestation. See also: Problems With Your Rental Unit What ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:17 | x90239
- Pets Our code allows property owners to charge renters a pet damage deposit. What Is It? Seattle has rules about what a landlord can charge a ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:01 | x90243
- Problems With Your Rental Unit In Seattle, rental units must be maintained to ensure: structural integrity and security; proper heat and ventilation; functional electrical ... 2 | 20260814T22:04:22 | x90247