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Seattle council previews shelter legislation and presses for stronger oversight of tiny-house sites
Summary
Council members previewed incoming shelter and housing bills and set schedules for amendments and committee consideration while pressing the executive and operators for clearer site-level reporting, neighborhood points of contact and implementation safeguards for tiny-house villages.
Seattle’s City Council used its April 13 briefing to preview major shelter and housing legislation and to press for stronger implementation safeguards for tiny-house villages, emphasizing the difference between passing legislation and delivering services on the ground.
Council member Lynn said land use will introduce the mayor’s shelter proposal and housing-opportunity legislation that includes targeted rezonings and incentives in Fremont, Belltown, Rainier Beach and Lake City. Those items, she said, include…
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