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Procedures, Permitting Process and Approvals for Right-of-Way Improvements

2.8 Non-Construction Permits

New development projects often include private encroachments in the right of way that require an annual non-construction permit. Examples of typical items that require annual permits are balconies, benches and street furniture, and sidewalk cafes. These permits may require an annual fee, indemnification and insurance.

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Detailed Table of Contents

Chapter 2

Procedures, Permitting Process and Approvals for Right-of-Way Improvements

2.1	Navigating the City of Seattle Permit Process
2.2	Street Right-of-Way Permits
2.3	Street Improvement Permits – Group 3 permits
2.4	Other Street Use Construction Permits – Groups 1 and 2
2.5	Right-of-Way Use Permits
2.6	Shoring and Excavation Permits
2.7	Utility Permits
2.8	Non-Construction Permits
2.9	Street Trees and Landscaping Permits
2.10	Other Street Right-of-Way Improvement Activities
2.11	Deviation Request Process for Street Right-of-Way Improvements
2.12	Environmental Review and Approvals
2.13	King County Permits and Approvals
2.14	State and Federal Permits and Approvals
2.15	Contact Information

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