Study requested by Seattle DPD identified where parking is legal in the parking crunched east Green Lake community. In a correction notice dated January 4, 2016, Seattle DPD asked the developer for proposed project 417 NE 73rd St to conduct a study to measure on-street parking demand in the surrounding neighborhood: Please conduct an on-street …
We think so. The project is Green Lake Mixed Use, 419 NE 71ST St, currently under development. 419 will have 130 residential units and 106 parking stalls (including 5 ADA). The numbers in question are from the project’s parking analysis, which can be found here on page 10. First, a little background on traffic studies …
Traffic studies are required as part of the Master User Permit application for many building projects in Seattle. One of their primary purposes is to inform the public what the traffic and parking impact of development on the local community will be. Developers pay for these reports, which are prepared by third party engineering firms, …
On January 20, 2016, residents and businesses from the East Green Lake Community gathered at The Great Hall to voice their concerns about project 417 NE 73RD ST, a proposed apartment complex that would feature 45 residential units with parking for 13 subcompact cars. It would replace the 19 stall parking lot currently used by …
