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3The City of Seattle requires an SDOT permit for any work in or use of a street right-of-way. Applicants will need to carefully review the right-of-way improvements required for their project. With all...Read MoreStreet design includes provision for the collection, treatment, and discharge of stormwater. Drainage system components such as pipe, catch basins, inlets and on-site stormwater management best manage...Read More Our Public Space Management Program works with residents, organizations, and businesses to enhance neighborhoods, strengthen communities, enliven public spaces, and promote economic vitality. O...Read MoreUnimproved right-of-way (ROW) are areas platted for alleys, streets, and paths, that have not been improved with paving. Shoreline street ends are specially designated types of unimproved ROW where st...Read MoreOn-site stormwater management best management practices (BMPs) can be used as part of partial or full street right-of-way improvements. Partial street improvements include improvements to the public ...Read More
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Seattle Right-of-Way