Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce | Brian Miller
The steep slope at 1601 Dexter Ave. N. slowed planning for a mid-rise apartment project there. However, Seattle’s Department of Construction and Inspections finally issued a SEPA determination of non-significance, which clears the final hurdle to a master user permit.
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