Monthly Archives: October 2018
Seattle’s Backyard Cottage Plan Falls Short
The City's proposed changes for accessory dwelling units lacks Portland and Vancouver's ambition.
On October 4th, the City of Seattle released its Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)...
Sunday Video: Do We Need Futuristic Tunnels?
https://youtu.be/jcREB7zkjj4
City Beautiful asks “do we need futuristic tunnels?”
What We’re Reading: Save the Coast, Universal Basic Mobility, and Free...
Battling new 5G rules: Seattle is fighting against new 5G federal wireless regulations ($) since it ties local jurisdictions hands too much.
Save the coast: The...
Book Launch at the Art Show: October 13
Readers have been asking a book version of these bus stories of mine for some time now. You may remember that I'm represented by Eric Myers,...
2018 Endorsement Questionnaire: Victoria Mena
As part of our endorsement process at The Urbanist, we ask candidates to complete a standard questionnaire to better understand and evaluate their positions...
State Sen. Palumbo Plans to Introduce a Minimum Housing Density Bill
This spring, California toyed with passing SB 827, an ambitious zoning preemption bill authored by State Senator Scott Wiener that would have allowed five-story...
Car Activists See 35th Avenue NE as a Blueprint to Thwart...
“You’re a liar,” an enraged, middle-aged man shaking a red sign with the words “SAVE 35th” in white block letters screamed as a young...
2018 Endorsement Questionnaire: Adam Smith
As part of our endorsement process at The Urbanist, we ask candidates to complete a standard questionnaire to better understand and evaluate their positions...