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  1. Rental Registration & Inspection Ordinance - About RRIO The Rental Registration and Inspection Ordinance (RRIO) helps ensure that all rental housing in Seattle is safe and meets basic housing ...
  2. Steam Engineer & Boiler Operator Licensing You need a steam engineer and boiler operator license to operate a boiler or steam engine. Refresher that were due in 2020–2023 have been ...
  3. How We Respond This page covers what happens when a complaint is filed, the inspection process, and how a complaint progresses through our system. What Is ...
  4. Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code Our Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code had requirements for inspecting boilers and pressure vessels. See also:  Boiler & Pressure Vessel ...
  5. Building Code The Seattle Building Code (SBC) provides minimum requirements for design and construction of new buildings and alterations to existing ...
  6. Buildings Unfit for Human Habitation Our Buildings Unfit for Human Habitation ordinance regulates whether a building has deteriorated so much that it is unfit for a person to ...
  7. Cannabis Code We regulate where state-licensed “major cannabis activity” can operate within the city of Seattle (see Seattle code section 23.42.058). ...
  8. Condominium Conversions When existing apartment units are converted to condominiums, our ordinance requires payment to tenants who don’t buy their units and ...
  9. Cooperative Conversion In a cooperative apartment complex you own shares in a not-for-profit corporation, and you lease your unit from the cooperative. See also: ...
  10. Electrical Code The purpose of the Seattle Electrical code is to promote public safety in a practical manner from hazards arising from the use of ...
  11. Elevator Code Our elevator regulations include rules for design, construction, installation, operation, inspection, and alteration of elevators, ...
  12. Energy Code - Overview Our Seattle Energy Code regulates the energy-use features of new and remodeled buildings. What Is It? Our Seattle Energy Code regulates ...
  13. Environmental Codes The City’s environmental codes protects our shorelines, wetlands and streams, cultural and historic resources, and geologic hazards. See ...
  14. Environmentally Critical Areas (ECA) Code Our Environmentally Critical Areas (ECA) Code governs areas of Seattle that provide critical environmental functions. See also: Land Use / ...
  15. Existing Building Code The Seattle Existing Building Code provides minimum requirements for repair, alteration, change of occupancy, addition, and relocation of ...
  16. Fees The Fee Subtitle specifies fees and fee collection policies for all of our services. See also:  How Much Will Your Permit Cost? What Is ...
  17. Fire Code The Seattle Fire Code is enforced by the Seattle Fire Department. See also: Building Code ,  Energy Code What Is It? The Seattle Fire ...
  18. Floating Residences Code The Shoreline Master Program includes regulations specific to floating residences, such as floating residence verifications, uses, and ...
  19. Floodplain Development Code Our floodplain development ordinance has standards and restrictions for construction and development in designated flood hazard areas in the ...
  20. Fuel Gas Code The Seattle Fuel Gas Code regulates design and installation of fuel gas distribution piping systems, appliances, appliance venting systems, ...
  21. Grading Code Our Grading Code is designed to protect the graded site and adjoining property, preserve natural drainage patterns and watercourses, and ...
  22. Housing & Building Maintenance Our Housing and Building Maintenance Code applies to all buildings in the City of Seattle. See also: Buildings Unfit for Human Habitation ...
  23. Incentive Zoning Program The Incentive Zoning program is a voluntary program in which Developers provide specific amenities in exchange for extra floor area or ...
  24. Just Cause Eviction Ordinance In Seattle, a landlord can end a month-to-month lease only for one of the 18 reasons listed in the Just Cause Eviction Ordinance. See ...
  25. Land Use Code The Land Use Code is developed by SDCI planners to regulate the use of land in Seattle. See also: Land Use Opinion Letters , How to ...