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SDOT presents ordinance to allow leasehold deed of trust for King Street Station cultural space
Summary
SDOT presented Council Bill 120989, authorizing the director to execute a leasehold deed of trust for the Cultural Space Agency’s leasehold at King Street Station. SDOT said the deed of trust is a condition of a state grant to the Cultural Space Agency and that the deed poses no direct financial risk to the city.
The Transportation Committee considered Council Bill 120989 on June 3, 2025, an ordinance authorizing the director of transportation to execute and record a leasehold deed of trust reflecting Cultural Space Agency (CSA) leasehold estate rights at the Second Floor of King Street Station.
Bill (presenter) of the Seattle Department of Transportation outlined King Street Station’s recent history: the city acquired King Street Station from Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad in 2006 for a token purchase and later renovated the building using levy and federal funds. SDOT said the First Floor remains the Amtrak train station; the Third…
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