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- Contact Us Contact P-Patch Community Gardens 2 | 20260807T22:04:45 | x52124
- Certificate of Approval A written authorization that must be issued before certain changes can be made to designated landmarks or within historic districts. ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:45 | x135901
- MUP/SEPA Instructions XX Collecting research for landmark eligibility review Previously called an “appendix A” All State of Washington Environmental ... 2 | 20260807T22:05:23 | x149142
- City Landmarks Learn about Seattle's 400+ landmarks. Since 1973, Seattle has designated more than 400 individual sites, buildings, vehicles, vessels, and ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:36 | x135874
- Historic Districts Learn about Seattle's eight designated historic districts. Since 1970, Seattle has established eight historic districts. The appearance and ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:35 | x135873
- Preservation Incentives Descriptions of various federal, state, and local programs available to assist property owners in the maintenance and restoration of ... 2 | 20260807T22:05:13 | x135907
- 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 ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:56 | x135905
- Special Projects Special projects highlighting the history of Seattle's people and places. 2 | 20260807T22:05:18 | x135916
- Frequently Asked Questions Find answers to Historic Preservation questions. The staff of Seattle's Historic Preservation Program is pleased to work closely with ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:37 | x135906
- Contact Us Contact staff at Historic Preservation 2 | 20260807T22:04:06 | x135929
- Neighborhoods and Council Districts Learn about neighborhoods and political representation within Seattle’s seven City Council Districts. The City of Seattle is divided into ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:35 | x136181
- Staff Contacts Staff Contacts General Inquiries Phone: (206) 684-0464 Fax: (206) 233-5142 Street Address: Seattle City Hall 600 4th Avenue ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:44 | x136162
- Meet the Director Meet the Director Quynh Pham brings over 14 years of expertise in community development, local policy, and equitable investment to her ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:35 | x136161
- 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 ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:59 | x136202
- 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 ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:21 | x8450
- Seattle's Sister Cities Through sister city programs, grassroots citizen groups and local governments work together to promote international understanding and ... 2 | 20260807T22:05:04 | x106063
- Contact OIR Contact the Office of Intergovernmental Relations Telephone: (206) 684-0213 Mailing Address: Seattle Office of Intergovernmental ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:17 | x8445
- 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 ... 2 | 20260807T22:05:03 | x160211
- Contracts & Partnerships We do business in many forms - contracts, memoranda of agreement, leases, temporary permits and concessions - with a wide variety of ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:46 | x142396
- 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, ... 2 | 20260807T22:05:04 | x142372
- Job Opportunity Highlights Seattle Parks and Recreation has a variety of opportunities for employment, especially for youth and seasonal workers. Seattle Parks and ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:48 | x142402
- 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 ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:07 | x142394
- 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 ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:05 | x142398
- Plans, Policies & Reports Seattle Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Seattle communities, develops plans and policies in response to park development needs, ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:35 | x142393
- 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 ... 2 | 20260807T22:04:13 | x142403