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  1. Contact Us Contact P-Patch Community Gardens
  2. Certificate of Approval A written authorization that must be issued before certain changes can be made to designated landmarks or within historic districts. ...
  3. MUP/SEPA Instructions XX Collecting research for landmark eligibility review Previously called an “appendix A” All State of Washington Environmental ...
  4. City Landmarks Learn about Seattle's 400+ landmarks. Since 1973, Seattle has designated more than 400 individual sites, buildings, vehicles, vessels, and ...
  5. Historic Districts Learn about Seattle's eight designated historic districts. Since 1970, Seattle has established eight historic districts. The appearance and ...
  6. Preservation Incentives Descriptions of various federal, state, and local programs available to assist property owners in the maintenance and restoration of ...
  7. Historic Resources Survey A systematic and comprehensive survey and inventory of historic resources in the City of Seattle. In 2000, the City of Seattle began a ...
  8. Special Projects Special projects highlighting the history of Seattle's people and places.
  9. Frequently Asked Questions Find answers to Historic Preservation questions. The staff of Seattle's Historic Preservation Program is pleased to work closely with ...
  10. Contact Us Contact staff at Historic Preservation
  11. Neighborhoods and Council Districts Learn about neighborhoods and political representation within Seattle’s seven City Council Districts. The City of Seattle is divided into ...
  12. Staff Contacts Staff Contacts General Inquiries Phone: (206) 684-0464 Fax: (206) 233-5142 Street Address: Seattle City Hall 600 4th Avenue  ...
  13. Meet the Director Meet the Director Quynh Pham brings over 14 years of expertise in community development, local policy, and equitable investment to her ...
  14. Submit an Event Thank you for submitting an event to the DON calendar. We will review your submission, and, if it meets City of Seattle Calendar Policy ...
  15. State Legislative Agendas Each week during the state legislative session OIR publishes a bulletin with updates on the policy items included in the city’s legislative ...
  16. Seattle's Sister Cities Through sister city programs, grassroots citizen groups and local governments work together to promote international understanding and ...
  17. Contact OIR Contact the Office of Intergovernmental Relations Telephone: (206) 684-0213 Mailing Address: Seattle Office of Intergovernmental ...
  18. Contact Seattle Parks & Recreation Phone and email contacts for most work units in Seattle Parks & Recreation Report a Problem Non-urgent requests can be submitted through ...
  19. Contracts & Partnerships We do business in many forms - contracts, memoranda of agreement, leases, temporary permits and concessions - with a wide variety of ...
  20. Donate If you're a community member looking for other ways to help Seattle Parks and Recreation, such as giving or donating funds, goods or time, ...
  21. Job Opportunity Highlights Seattle Parks and Recreation has a variety of opportunities for employment, especially for youth and seasonal workers. Seattle Parks and ...
  22. Current Neighborhood Projects Seattle Parks and Recreation values the community's commitment and support to our parks and green spaces. One of our goals is to actively ...
  23. Rules & Regulations A full list of Parks and Recreation rules and regulations can be found in the Seattle Municipal Code Chapter 18.12 Parks Code. The items ...
  24. Plans, Policies & Reports Seattle Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Seattle communities, develops plans and policies in response to park development needs, ...
  25. Park History The first public park within the city limits of Seattle was Denny Park - a gift to the city by David T. Denny in 1884. Three years later the ...