Seattle Department of Planning and Development announced today that it will allow reconfiguration of adjacent properties to allow establishment of 35 new parking spaces serving Rick’s “Performance Art Theater” in Lake City.
As part of the analysis, DPD determined that: “Because the proposal would not likely increase any existing use on the site, only redistribute cars from other parking areas, or legitimate ones already parking on the Rosellini property, no increased greenhouse gas generation is anticipated.”
Update: Dominic at the Stranger has a piece on this issue here.
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