Monthly Archives: April 2017
You Can Now Map Food Safety Of Local Restaurants In King...
Public Health—Seattle and King County (PH-SKC) has released a new online tool that helps consumers understand the food safety practices of local restaurants--before even stepping...
Issaquah Olde Town Plan Updates
On Thursday (April 27th), there will public hearing for public testimony on the proposed Issaquah Old Town Subarea Plan, which kicks off at 6.30pm....
Resurrected: Seattle’s Short-Term Vacation Rental Legislation
Councilmember Tim Burgess is resurrecting legislation that would regulate short-term vacation rentals in Seattle. The primary goal of the legislation is to address the...
SDOT Considers Capitol Hill Late-Night Parking Changes
Changes to late-night on-street parking restrictions are under consideration for areas of Capitol Hill. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is taking a particularly...
Commuters Anticipate Changes Coming To I-90 With June Revamp
Interstate 90 runs just more than 3,000 miles from Boston to Washington state, but it’s the relatively tiny 10-mile stretch connecting Bellevue to Seattle...
Press SDOT For Multimodal Design On 2019 Repaving Projects
The repaving schedule for arterial streets in Seattle didn't used to register on the radar of urbanists and safe streets activists. The Seattle Department of...
Seattle Launches Shared Transit Stops With Microsoft And Children’s Hospital
A new pilot program for shared transit stops launches today. The City of Seattle, King County Metro Transit, and employers from Microsoft and Children's...
Sunday Video: Bellevue SEM Tunneling
Sound Transit explains how the tunnel in Bellevue is being constructed without tunnel boring machines.
https://youtu.be/hUJnSkKu7ZM