DR # |
Name |
20-2018 |
Implementation of March 22, 2018 Basin Amplification Workshop Results |
20-2015 |
Requirements for Transitional Encampments |
9-2014 |
Bldg., Mechanical & Energy Code Requirements for Boarding Houses having 8 or fewer bedrooms and less than 2000 sq. ft. of Floor Area |
11-2012 |
Parking Reductions based on Frequent Transit Service |
11-2011 |
Alternate Means of Compliance to Energy Code Requirements for On-Site Renewable Energy Systems |
11-2011 |
Alternate Means of Compliance to Energy Code Requirements for On-Site Renewable Energy Systems |
1-2010 |
Implementation of the Fee Subtitle, Building Valuation Data |
6-2009 |
Landscape Standards for Compliance with the Land Use Code and SEPA Requirements |
7-2006 |
Access to Exits from Elevator Lobbies |
10-2006 |
Clarifying when administrative design review is required in order to save exceptional trees in lowrise, midrise, and commercial zones. |
8-2005 |
Use of Protected Aboveground Tanks for Fuel Storage inside Buildings |
25-2005 |
Use of Wired Glass in Hazardous Locations |
27-2005 |
Standard Design for Energy Code Analysis for Nonresidential Buildings |
2-2003 |
Automatic Switching for Lighting in Daylight Zones |
5-2002 |
Exceptions to Installing Fire and Smoke Dampers in Exhaust Only Shafts in other than Highrise Buildings – Prescriptive Path |
7-2002 |
Alterations to Water-Source Heat Pump Systems in Existing Buildings |
17-2002 |
Approved Alternates to Installing 3-Hour Fire Rated Automatic-Closing Assemblies in Transformer Vaults Doorways |
19-2002 |
Use of Seattle-ENVSTD Computer Program to Demonstrate Nonresidential Building Envelope Compliance with the 2002 Seattle Energy Code |
1-2001 |
Fees for Environmental Review Signs |
3-2001 |
Approved Alternate Accessibility Guidelines for Building Elements Designed for Children’s Use |
9-2001 |
Exceptions for Installing Fire and Smoke Dampers in Exhaust Shafts Served by a Continuously Operating Fan |
11-2001 |
Limited Code Alternates for Day Care Centers |
6-2000 |
Determination of Certain Multifamily Development Standards on Lots Zoned Partly Single Family and Partly Multifamily |
15-2000 |
Visible Alarms in High Rise Buildings |
18-2000 |
Protection Required by Seattle Building Code Table 5-A for Curtain Walls |
22-2000 |
Submittal Requirements for Open-Web Steel Joist Framing Products |
5-99 |
Storage of Vehicles Outdoors on Single-Family Lots |
11-99 |
Rescinding Director's Rule 11-78 |
16-99 |
Nonconforming Floating Homes Beyond the Lake Union Construction Limit |
19-99 |
Energy Code Pre-Calculated Prescriptive Compliance Options for Group R Occupancy with Metal Framing |
22-99 |
Adoption of ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Addenda |
1-98 |
Required Off-Street Parking for Major Public Spectator Sports and Exhibition Facilities |
11-98 |
Calculation of Open Space Requirements for Apartments in Lowrise Zones and for Projects Which Include Both Ground-Related Structures and Apartments |
2-97 |
Northgate General Development Plan Advisory Committee |
2-97 |
Northgate General Development Plan Advisory Committee |
10-97 |
Clarification of the Fee Subtitle |
12-97 |
Non-Metallic Piping Used in Compressed Air Systems |
13-97 |
Adjustment of Boundaries of Undersized Lots |
13-97 |
Adjustment of Boundaries of Undersized Lots |
17-97 |
New Downtown Office Development: Interpretation of Definition and Allocation of Usable New Office Space |
2-96 |
Selection of Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Consultants |
6-96 |
Duties and Responsibilities of Insuring Company Inspectors - Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspection |
7-96 |
Height of Chimneys on Floating Homes |
16-96 |
Building Identification Plan Requirement for Properties Having More than Two Buildings |
18-96 |
Seismic Bracing of Ducts |
22-96 |
New Dolphins Not Requiring Use or Building Permits |
31-96 |
Adoption of 1995 National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors Inspection Code (ANSI NB-23) |
37-96 |
Townhouse Platting and Resulting Nonconformities |
5-95 |
Additional Reference for Determining Property Owners, Commercial Lessees and Residents |
6-95 |
Supplemental Rent Assistance: Definitions and Procedures |
9-95 |
Mixed Use Development With Residential and Nonresidential Uses in Separate Structures |
14-95 |
Return of Applications Requiring Corrections |
7-94 |
Design Review Program |
12-93 |
Reviews By the Director |
20-93 |
Public Benefit Features: Guidelines for Evaluating Bonus and TDR Projects, Administrative Procedures and Submittal Requirements in Downtown Zones
(ALERT: As of February 15, 2006 this rule is in the process of being changed to respond to Land Use Code amendments enacted in Summer 2001. Portions of this rule have been superseded by these code amendments. If you have questions, please call Dennis Meier at (206)684-8270.) |
5-92 |
Seattle Energy Code Requirements for Additions, Alterations and Repairs to the Building Envelope and Changes of Occupancy or Use (Including from Unheated to Heated Space) in Existing Buildings |
7-92 |
Requirements for Pressure Vessels Installed Underground |
8-92 |
Permit Fee for Provision of Radon Detectors |
9-92 |
Adoption of Addenda to the Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators ANSI/ASME A17.1-1987 |
13-92 |
Landscape Standards for Compliance with the Land Use Code and SEPA Requirements |
14-92 |
Combination Systems - Potable Water Heaters that Provide Both Potable Water and Water for Space Heating |
15-91 |
HVAC Cooling Equipment - Application of EER and IPLV Requirements |
2-90 |
Rental Housing Registration Program Interpretation: Procedures, Definitions and Implementation |
5-90 |
Single Exit Stairway Enclosures |
7-90 |
Central Waterfront Piers - Restoration and Maintenance Requirements |
9-90 |
Building Code Section 702 Code Alternate for Mixed Occupancy, Mixed Construction Buildings |
21-90 |
Clarification of the Phrase "Major Reconstruction or Rehabilitation" as a Just Cause for Eviction |
24-90 |
Revisions to Component Performance Calculations Procedures for Group R Occupancy and Addition of Log Home Compliance Option (as required by the Washington State Energy Code) |
28-90 |
Control and Limit Device Requirements as Required by the Washington State Boiler Law (Low Water Cutoffs, Temperature Controls, Pressure Controls and Flow Switches) |
6-89 |
Prescriptive/Component Performance Compliance Alternate for Seattle Energy Code Major Projects |
7-89 |
Pre-Permit Review of Electrical Plans |
9-89 |
Just Cause Eviction When Building to be Demolished or Converted: When Tenancy Can be Terminated |
12-89 |
Standard Key for Public Access to Chairlifts and Wheelchair Lifts |
19-89 |
Partial Application for Building Permits/Vesting and Permit Expiration |
22-89 |
Grading and Landfill in Shoreline Environments |
23-89 |
Setting of Fees to Recover City Costs for Review of Projects Subject to the Northgate Area Interim Traffic Standards |
3-88 |
Standards for Closure and Maintenance of Vacant Buildings |
4-88 |
Clarification of the Phrase "The Owner's Own Housing Unit" |
7-88 |
Clarification of "Criminal Activity" as a Just Cause for Eviction |
8-88 |
Interpretation of the Term "Nuisance" to Include "Drug-related Activity" as a Just Cause for Eviction |
9-88 |
Security Requirements for Main Entrance Doors |
13-88 |
Location of Water Supply Outflows (Faucets) |
17-88 |
Permitted Height of Wall, Marquee, Under Marquee and Canopy Signs in Commercial and Industrial Zones |
23-88 |
Key Switch Requirements for Phase l Elevator Recall -- New Installation and Major Alterations |
28-88 |
Minimum Float Clearance for Floating Home Remodeling, Replacement or New Constructions |
31-88 |
Lot Coverage Exceptions in Multifamily Zones |
34-88 |
Standards for Protecting Knob-and-Tube Wiring when Thermal Insulation is Installed |
35-88 |
Clarifying the Adoptions of National Fire Protection Association Standards 85A and 85B (Furnace Explosion Controls) |
36-88 |
Fill Slopes in Excess of 2 Horizontal to 1 Vertical: Engineered Design |
38-88 |
Opening Protection Requirements for Group R, Division 1 Occupancies of Type V-One-Hour Construction in the Downtown Fire District |
39-88 |
Sprinklers, Fire Alarms and Sprinkler Controls in Elevator Machinery Rooms of Fully Sprinklered Buildings |
45-88 |
Minimum Pipe Insulation for Recirculating Service Water Heating Systems |
46-88 |
Demonstration of Energy-Efficiency for Furnaces of Capacity Over 225,000 Btu/H and Boilers of Capacity Over 300,000 Btu/H |
48-88 |
State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) and Accessory Residential Parking |
52-88 |
Preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement |
53-88 |
Master Use Permit Procedural Requirements Applied to Projects for which SEPA Determinations have been Issued by Lead Agencies other than the City of Seattle |
55-88 |
Application Notice Requirements for Projects Located in Environmentally Sensitive Areas |
57-88 |
Estimating Repair and Replacement Costs -- Unfit Buildings |
3-87 |
Energy Consumption and Peak Demand Information for Environmental Review |
5-87 |
Fuel Selector Switches for Boiler with Multiple Fuel Burners |
8-87 |
Home Occupations |
10-87 |
Lot Boundary Adjustment Procedure Not to be Used for Major Change in Platting Pattern |
12-87 |
Lot Boundary Adjustment Procedure Generally Not Available for Boundaries Straddled by Structures |
13-87 |
Establishment of Day Care Facilities in Existing Children's Institutions |
14-87 |
Vesting of Permits and Permit Applications |
18-87 |
Maximum Design Stresses Allowable without Substantiating Tests for Old Masonry Structures with No or Low Cement Lime Mortar |
24-87 |
Requirements for Premix Concrete Plants Certification |
28-87 |
Limitation of Heating, Cooling and Ventilation Equipment in Elevator Machine rooms and Hoistways |
37-87 |
Training School and Quartering of Crews as an Accessory Use to Shipbuilding and Repair |
5-86 |
Clarification of the Responsibilities of the SEPA Public Information Center |
9-86 |
Determination of Comparable Housing |
10-86 |
Number of Permitted Curb Cuts for Lots Crossed by Vehicular Access Easements |
12-86 |
Design Departure: Administrative Guidelines for Evaluating Projects, Administrative Procedure and Submittal Requirements |
14-86 |
Sign Requirements for Off-Site Accessory Parking |
14-86 |
Sign Requirements for Off-Site Accessory Parking |
20-86 |
Methods for Measuring Sign Area, Number and Dispersion |
21-86 |
Garage Doors in Commercial Zones when Parking is Screened by the Façade of a Structure |
26-86 |
Method of Wiring for Stage Set Lighting and Stage Effects that are not Fixed as to Location |
28-86 |
Use of Vinyl Siding: Standards and Approval |
29-86 |
Fees for Temporary Relocation of Police and Fire Stations |
30-86 |
Fees to Establish Computer Contact Numbers and Failure to Appear for an Application Intake Appointment |
31-86 |
Large Sign Standards for City Lead Agencies Other Than DCLU (Construction Permits Only) |
32-86 |
Prohibition of Non-Commercial Salvage Yards in Residential Zones |
35-86 |
Horizontal Fire Dampers: Conditions for Approval |
36-86 |
Permit Fees for the Installation of Fuel Burners |
37-86 |
Environmental Review and Mitigation of Traffic and Parking Impacts for Projects Vested to Title 24 (Zoning Ordinance) |
39-86 |
Feedwater Requirements for Power Boilers |
40-86 |
Awnings and Canopies |
3-85 |
Rule Relating to Regulation of Dish Antennae and Similar Devices |
5-85 |
Rescinding and Reconfirming Director's Rules Related to the Seattle Shoreline Management Program |
6-85 |
Side Yard Agreements for Reverse Corner Lots |
7-85 |
Elevator Seismic Requirements |
9-85 |
Permit Requirements for Off-Premises Signs |
14-85 |
Measuring Rear Yards |
16-85 |
Additions of Dwelling Units to Existing Structures in Multi-Family Zones: Parking Requirements |
5-84 |
Transition Rule for Major Projects Energy Analysis Requirements |
8-84 |
Standard Design Building for Energy Code Analysis |
9-84 |
Siting and Building Form Analysis for Energy Code Compliance |
10-84 |
Clarification of Gross Floor Area Calculations for Major Institutions |
12-84 |
Hydronic Heat Pumps - Heating Mode |
14-84 |
Delays Resulting from Litigation of "Existing" Contract Rezones and Planned Unit Developments |
18-84 |
Use of Smoke Detector-Activated Doors for Smoke Control at the Entrance to Public Spaces for which a Floor Area Ratio Bonus has been Granted |
20-84 |
Use of Pressurized Stair in Single Exit Frame Construction - R-1 Occupancies |
21-84 |
Electrical, Gas and Oil Space Heating Appliances Installation Under Stairway |
23-84 |
Replacement of Abated Nonconforming Structures |
24-84 |
Retirement Facilities: Classification as Group Home, Apartment or Ground Related Structure and Permitted Accessory Uses |
28-84 |
Parking Conditions Imposed on New Development Proposals in Downtown Seattle |
3-83 |
Vertical Distance Between Dwelling Units and Required Open Space for Ground-Related Structures in Multi-Family Zones |
4-83 |
Privacy of Required Open Space for Ground-Related Structures in Multi-Family Zones |
5-83 |
Handicap Vertical and Inclined Lifts - Applicable Fees |
10-83 |
Shoreline Permit Not Required for Nonchemical Milfoil Control |
13-83 |
Interim Greenbelt Preserves Overlay District |
14-83 |
Fees for Building Permits to Comply with Article 93 of the Seattle Fire Code |
16-83 |
Height Measurements in the Shoreline District Where the Underlying Zoning is Residential |
17-83 |
Early Notice of Projects Requiring Specification of Design Terms for Review of Public Amenity Features Proposed to Achieve Floor Area Bonuses |
26-83 |
Criteria for Approval for Minor Structural Building Overhangs Encroaching into Streets and Alleys |
27-83 |
Minor Expansion of Institutions within Existing Structures |
28-83 |
Clarification of Electrical Permit Fees for Low Voltage Communication Systems Connected to Central Station System (Telephones) |
1-82 |
Master Use Permit Application Fees for "Use" Approvals |
2-82 |
Clarification of Sections of the 1982 Permit Fee Ordinance (Ord. 110264) |
3-82 |
Design Principles for Reviewing Public Amenity Features Used for Floor Area Bonuses in BM and CM Zones |
4-82 |
Definition of the Term "Under Construction" as used in the Housing Preservation Ordinance |
5-82 |
Product Approval for Manually Operated Releasing Device for Security Window Grills |
6-82 |
Product Approval for High Rise Signs |
8-82 |
Minimum Size Plans for Metal Plate Connected Wood Truss Drawings |
13-82 |
Parking Requirements for Day Care Centers in Church Buildings |
14-82 |
Application and Use of Appendix A in the SEPA Policy Ordinance 107678 |
15-82 |
Use of New Comprehensive Plan in Decision Making |
16-82 |
Replacement of Residence Served by Non-Conforming Access Easement |
19-82 |
Exemption to Large Sign Requirement |
25-82 |
Clarification and Revision of Director's rules Published under Title 24 (Zoning Code) Due to the Adoption of the New Single and Multi-Family Land Use Regulations (Title 23) |
26-82 |
Transition to the Land Use Code |
28-82 |
Requirements for Legal Agreements and Deed Restrictions Linking Properties for Purposes of Calculating Floor Area Ration in the BM, CM, and CMT Zones |
29-82 |
Use of #18 and #16 Wire in Power-Limited Fire-Protective Signaling Circuits |
33-82 |
Transition Rule for Curb Cuts in Residential Zones |
34-82 |
Rules Governing Zoning Violation Appeals Before DCLU |
36-82 |
Application of SEPA in Section 23.76.24A Director's Decision on Master Use Permit |
38-82 |
Pedestrian Access Bridges |
40-82 |
Reduction in Parking Requirements when Converting from an Existing Non-Residential to a Residential Use in Multi-Family Zones |
48-82 |
Exemptions to the Large Sign Requirement of the Land Use Code |
49-82 |
Cancellation of Master Use Permit Applications |
2-81 |
Land Use Fees: A) Short Plats - Lot Line Adjustment
B) Preliminary Work |
4-81 |
To Require Elevator Car Service Outlets to be of the Grounded Type |
6-81 |
Floats Included in Lot Coverage |
7-81 |
Relocation of Existing Housing Preservation Ordinance 109220 |
8-81 |
Clarification of Ordinance Sections Regulating Location of Offices and Clinics in the RMH 350, RMV 200, and RM 800 Zones |
9-81 |
Measurement of Gross Floor Area |
11-81 |
Establishing Fees and Related Items Inadvertently Omitted From 1981 Permit Fee Ordinance, Effective March 1, 1981 |
12-81 |
Transition Procedures for Master Use Permit Applications |
13-81 |
Definition of Family |
14-81 |
Fees for Advisory Housing Code and Required Condominium Conversion Inspection |
16-81 |
Establishing Criteria for Consideration of Changes to Planned Unit Developments Subsequent to Final Plan Approval |
17-81 |
To Remove Conflict in the Elevator Code Construction Requirements for High-Rise Buildings to Preclude Venting of Shafts Through Elevator Machine Rooms |
18-81 |
Establish a Required Standard for Phase I Elevator Control Switching for New Elevator Installations for High-Rise Buildings |
19-81 |
Operation of Existing High-Rise Elevators for Emergency Service |
20-81 |
Setting the Minimum and the Maximum Fee to be Charged for Reestablishment of an Expired Permit |
21-81 |
Enclosure of Unenclosed Parts of the Principal Structure |
22-81 |
Fee for Certification of an Approved Fabricator's Manufacturing Plant |
23-81 |
Fee for Certification of Special Inspectors |
24-81 |
To Establish a Fee for Product Approval Issued by the Department of Construction and Land Use |
26-81 |
Establishing a Land Use Fee Procedure for Master Use Permit Components and for Council Conditional Use Applications with Associated Variances |
27-81 |
Clarification of Scope of ANSI A17.1-1978, Safety Code for Elevators as Adopted by Reference in Chapter 51 of the Seattle Building Code |
28-81 |
Dimensional and Access Requirements for a Shopping Plaza When a Floor Area Ratio Bonus is Claimed in Connection with the Provisions of the Zoning Code |
29-81 |
Clarification of the Term, "Substantial Change" as Used in the Seattle Zoning Code (Ordinance 86300) |
30-81 |
Proposed Declaration of Non-Significance |
32-81 |
Repair of Fire-Damaged Structures that are Nonconforming with Respect to Use or Bulk or that may be Located in the Shoreline District |
34-81 |
Clarification of Annual Operating Certificate Fee for Boilers and Pressure Vessels |
35-81 |
Residential Setback on Upland Lots |
36-81 |
Rear Yard Area Calculations |
40-81 |
Accessory Fueling Facilities for Fire and Police Precinct Stations |
43-81 |
To Make City Elevator Regulations Consistent with State and National Barrier-Free Regulations |
45-81 |
Adoption by DCLU of Parking Standards Previously Adopted by DCD for Moorage Slips Along Westlake Avenue North Between Valley Street and the Fremont Bridge |
46-81 |
Application of RCW 58.17 Regarding Lot Boundary Adjustment to the City of Seattle's Zoning Code |
48-81 |
Loading/Unloading Areas Accessory to Mini-warehouses in the BC Zone |
49-81 |
Architectural Features - Effects on Floor Area Ratio |
50-81 |
Use of Corridors for Return Air Plenums |
51-81 |
Definition of "Accepted Engineering Practice" |
52-81 |
Glazing Limitations in the Seattle Energy Code |
53-81 |
Billing and Lien Filing of Vacant building Inspection Fees |
54-81 |
Transient Moorage Requirements for New Marinas |
55-81 |
Use of Galvanized Metallic Tubing |
56-81 |
Plastic Roof Panels for Structures Accessory to R-3 Occupancies |
57-81 |
Regulated Public Access Requirement for Public Properties |
62-81 |
Transition to 1982 Land Use Fees |
63-81 |
Land Use Fee Refunds and Fees for Preapplication Work |
63-81 |
Land Use Fee Refunds and Fees for Preapplication Work |
2-80 |
Good Faith Effort with Regard to Locating Housing |
3-80 |
Issuance of Development Permits Based Upon a Binding Site Plan in Lieu of Subdivision for Certain Properties when Divided by Lease |
4-80 |
Ground-Fault Circuit Protection at Construction Sites |
5-80 |
Establishing what shall Qualify for: . . . |
6-80 |
Lighting Power Budget for a Building |
7-80 |
Establishing an Interim Energy Code Fee Affecting Building, Mechanical, and Electrical Permit Applications |
8-80 |
Establishment of Fees for Diazo Reproduction of Microfiche Jackets |
9-80 |
Appliation of the Energy Code to Existing Buildings |
10-80 |
Defining the Term Site-Built Fireplaces |
11-80 |
Legalization of Existing Non-Conforming Uses |
12-80 |
Point of Attachment of Conductors Shall be 12 Feet Unless Impracticable in which Case it Shall be No Less than 10 Feet; Also, on Existing Services of any Amperage, a Weatherhead to Weatherhead Connection Shall be Permitted, for Conversions or Service Increases |
13-80 |
Establishing Guidelines for Table 4-11 of the Seattle Energy Code: Internal Lighting Power Budgets by Occupancy |
14-80 |
Accessory Drive-In Banking Facilities |
15-80 |
Establish What Shall Qualify for Unheated Spaces Used for Industrial and Manufacturing Processes |
16-80 |
Amending Superintendent's Ruling 7-80 and Establishing an Interim Energy Code Fee Affecting Building, Mechanical and Electrical Permit Applications |
17-80 |
Clarification of the Terms, "Minor Alteration" and "Material Expansion," as Used Pursuant to the State Environmental Policy Act (RCW 43.21C), and WAC 197-10-170 (1) (k) |
19-80 |
Exemption of Underground Tanks Pursuant to SEPA |
21-80 |
Methods of Computing Required Off-Street Parking Requirements |
22-80 |
Projection of Architectural Features into Required Yards and Exemption of Such Features from Gross Floor Area Calculations |
23-80 |
Raychem "TWDB" Heat Shrinkable Wrap-Around Duct Band for Sealing the Joints in Low, Medium and High Pressure Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Systems. |
24-80 |
Conditional Accessory Parking Areas in R Zones |
25-80 |
Interpretation of Bulk Modifications for Decks, Porches and Architectural Features |
27-80 |
Special Inspection Requirements for Reinforced Masonry |
28-80 |
Amending a Section of the Existing Superintendent's Ruling (7-80) on the Interim energy Code Fees Dealing with Energy Code Fee Associated with Electrical Permits |
30-80 |
Establishing a Minimum Amount of $5.00 for Refunds |
31-80 |
Front Yard Exceptions for Developed Block Fronts in Residential Single-Family Zones |
33-80 |
Establish a Time Limitation of Two Years for Temporarily Out of Service Status for Elevator, Escalator and Dumbwaiter Equipment |
34-80 |
Mezzanine -- Definition for Purpose of Side Yard Calculations |
35-80 |
Shoreline Uses Over Water in Shoreline Environment Zoning Ord. 86300 Section 21A.75 |
37-80 |
Amending Ruling 7-80 and Establishing an Energy Code Fee Affecting Building, Mechanical, and Electrical Permit Application |
38-80 |
Amendment to the Seattle Energy Code as Required by State Law |
39-80 |
1980 Permit Fee Ordinance (108729). Clarification of Section 8, Table E and the Assessment of Fees for Mechanical Systems. This Director's Ruling Expires When the 1981 Permit Fee Ordinance Goes Into Effect |
40-80 |
Superintendent's Ruling 2-80, Good Faith Effort with Regard to Locating Housing |
41-80 |
Use and Parking for Ferry Terminals |
43-80 |
Signs for Public and Semipublic Institutions in Residential Zones and Signs for Conforming Uses in RMH and RMV Zones |
44-80 |
Computing the Number of Dwelling Units Permitted in Multiple Dwellings |
45-80 |
Extent of Automobile Repair and Maintenenace Permitted in Existing Service Stations and Auto Maintenance Constituting Minor Automobile Repair |
46-80 |
Interpretation of Calculation of Fee Reduction for Replacement Uses; Correction of Numerical References; Allowing fore Placement Housing on a Different Site than that of the Demolished Housing; Clarificatgion of Housing Costg Index Calculation; Definition of the Term "Demolition Proceedings"; Clarification of the Term "Net Residential Area"; and Applicability of Ordinance to Governmental Agencies |
48-80 |
Definition of "
Street" Zoning Code |
49-80 |
Excluding Floor Area Used for Accessory Parking for Buildings in the BM, CM and CMT Zones |
50-80 |
Impact Sound Insulation Requirement for Bathroom Floors |
51-80 |
Guidelines for Moving Housed "Within" the City |
52-80 |
To Establish Method of Calculating Fees for Projects in Progress When 1981 Permit Fee Ordinance Goes Into Effect |
54-80 |
To Establish Method of Collecting Land Use Fees as Established in 1981 Permit Fee Ordinance |
1-79 |
Provisions for Life Safety Core in High Rise Buildings, Including Allowance for Dead End Corridors Serving 50 in Offices |
2-79 |
Temporary Office Permits |
3-79 |
Exemption of Second Floors of Two-Story Buildings and Mezzanines with an Occupant Load of Less than 30 from the Provision of a Ramp or an Elevator as a Means of Accessibility for the Disabled |
4-79 |
Building Vacated and Closed or Open to Unauthorized Entry |
7-79 |
Type NM and Type NMC Cables shall be permitted to be used ine one and two family dwellings, or multi-family dwellings and other structures of wood frame construction not exceeding three floors above grade, except in Fire Zone I |
9-79 |
Precast/Prestress Plant Certification Program |
13-79 |
Structural Support of Neon Transformers within Neon Signs and Outline Lighting Cabinets |
15-79 |
Distinction Between Fast Food Restaurant and Other Businesses |
16-79 |
Synthetic Stucco Wall Covering Manufactured by: Kern Tac, Inc. |
18-79 |
Floor and Roof System Ties to Concrete or Masonry Walls |
21-79 |
Provisions of Access to a Lot to Meet Zoning Ordinance Requirements |
23-79 |
Pile Cap Approval |
1-78 |
Fees for Advisory Housing Inspections |
2-78 |
Environmental Review of Projects on Lands Covered by Water |
3-78 |
Requirement for Environmental Review of Change of Use |
5-78 |
Underground and Overhead Service Entrance Conversions - One Family Dwellings |
6-78 |
Determining the Existence of a Dwelling Unit for the Purpose of Code Enforcement |
7-78 |
Modifying or Withdrawing a Notice of Non-Compliance by Granting a Variance |
10-78 |
Signs Erected on a Single Structure for One Business Billed as One Sign |
11-78 |
Service of a Notice and Order |
11-78 |
Service of a Notice and Order |
12-78 |
Tree Houses and Tree Platforms |
13-78 |
Concrete Foundation and Wall Form System Using Unstiffened Plywood Sheets or Slabs |
16-78 |
Temporary Office Permits |
19-78 |
Definition of Slab-on-Grade Floors in Heating Spaces |
20-78 |
When Permits are Required for Grading |
21-78 |
Grading Requirements for Street Work |
22-78 |
Grading Associated with One and Two Family Dwelling Construction and Accessory Structures |
23-78 |
Life of Grading Permits for Board of Public Works Contracts |
25-78 |
Testing and Certification of Welders by the Washington Association of Building Officials |
26-78 |
Minimum Float Clearance for Floating Home Replacement, Remodeling or New Construction |
27-78 |
Heavy Timber Construction - Substitution for One-Hour Construction in Type V-1Hr Buildings |
28-78 |
Wood Jambs for Fire Doors |
29-78 |
Grading Incidental to Structures Not Requiring a Building Permit |
30-78 |
Grading in Conjunction with Maintenance Activities |
31-78 |
Type VN Construction Permitted in Single Family Dwellings Up to Four Stories |
33-78 |
Delivery of the Certificate of Repairs |
3-77 |
Interpretation of Exemption of Interior Remodeling of Existing Structures within the Shoreline District Where No Change of Use is Involved |
5-77 |
Allowing a Maximum Building Height of 4 Stories for Type V-1 Hour Construction with an H Occupancy |
7-77 |
Setback Requirements for Single Family Residences in Shoreline
Areas |
8-77 |
Approving ABS, PVC and Polypropylene Pipe, Tubing Conduits and Raceway as an Alternate to Non-combustible Materials as Required by the Building Code |
9-77 |
Providing Standards for the Installation of Plastic Pipe in Fire-rated Assemblies |
10-77 |
Reinspection of a Building Upon Receipt of a Citizen's Complaint |
11-77 |
Minimum Throw for Dead Bolt of Dead Latch |
12-77 |
Storage, Maintenance and Building Service Rooms |
13-77 |
Transcript of Findings of Fact of the Citizens Housing Board |
15-77 |
Cabinets for Storage of Cooking Utensils and Dishes |
16-77 |
Person Whose Health or
Safety is Directly Affected by a Building |
19-77 |
Stair Construction |
20-77 |
Occupant Load |
21-77 |
Granting Reasonable Access to Owners for Performance of Duties Imposed by the Housing Code |
25-77 |
Thermal Transmission Through Concrete Masonry Walls |
26-77 |
Sound Transmission Through Concrete Masonry Walls and Floor Systems (Block and Beam Design) |
27-77 |
Type B - Gas Vents (Manufactured by Ecco Heating Products Ltd) |
28-77 |
Requirement for Guardrails in Group I Occupancies |
29-77 |
Requirement for Bonds for Painted Wall Signs to be Eliminated |
31-77 |
Heavy Timber Construction - No Substitution for One-hour Construction |
32-77 |
Energy Vent, Automatic Gas Venting Device (mfd by Energy Vent of Dayton, Ohio) |
6-76 |
NA |
8-76 |
Product Approval: Polyurethane wall and floor coating |
9-76 |
Product Approval: Pneumatic Tube Conveyor |
16-76 |
Structural Requirements for Storage Racks |
18-76 |
Acceptance of WA State Civil Engineer's Stamp |
19-76 |
Approval of Drawings for Shop Fabricated Products |
20-76 |
Special Inspection Requirements for Special Structural Systems |
21-76 |
Service of Alcoholic Beverages at BN Restaurants |
22-76 |
Heat Pump |
31-76 |
Beauty Shop as a Home Occupation |
33-76 |
Vested Right to Obtain a Building Permit |
34-76 |
Substantive Authority to Condition Proposals |
35-76 |
Front Yard Requirements for Special Conditions/Corner Lots |
37-76 |
Lot Coverage Calculations for Compliance with Shoreline Program |
40-76 |
Defining 'Plenum' as Used in NEC Consistent with Mechanical Code |
41-76 |
Allowing a 2-hour Occupancy Separation Between H-Occupancy and F-1 Occupancy
Storage Garages |
42-76 |
Approval of ICBO Research Recommendations as alternate materials and methods of construction to that specified by the Uniform Building Code |
43-76 |
Retail Television Sales in a BN Zone |
44-76 |
Amusement Devices as an Accessory Use to a Retail Store in a BN Zone |
45-76 |
Proper Zoning Classification for Coin-Operated Amusement Devises as a Principal Use |
46-76 |
Specifying that a Horizontal Exit May Not be Used in Lieu of an Exit Corridor Required from a Stairway Enclosure. |
47-76 |
Withdrawal of Product Approval: Tex-Cote Textured Coating |