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  1. Vacant Building Standards Vacant buildings in Seattle must be secured and maintained to prevent unauthorized entry and deterioration from the weather. See also: ...
  2. Weeds & Vegetation Code The Weed and Vegetation Code applies to weeds and vegetation on private property that overrun on to any public right-of-way, including ...
  3. Zoning Our Zoning Code determines how land is used and developed in Seattle. Zoning districts specify a category of uses (e.g., neighborhood ...
  4. Common Code Questions Common Code Questions See Also:  Common Projects View common code questions about:
  5. Animal Codes Our codes regulate the number and type of animals you are allowed to keep at home. See also:  Noise Codes What Is It? Our codes ...
  6. Construction Without a Permit You need to get a permit for most construction projects. See also:  Land Use Code What Is It? You need to get a permit for most ...
  7. Deposit Returns The City of Seattle has rules about when a landlord is allowed to keep a security deposit, and when the landlord must return the deposit to ...
  8. Evictions Eviction means your landlord can legally put you out of your house. To evict you, your landlord must file a civil law suit against you in ...
  9. Floating Residences Seattle's shoreline regulations limit residential uses on the water. As part of the updated Shoreline Master Program, our code has ...
  10. Home Business Rules You’re allowed to run a business out of your home in Seattle as long as it doesn’t interfere with other residents in the neighborhood. See ...
  11. Housing Cost Increases Housing costs include: rent, parking fees, storage fees, etc. Property owners must give 180 days' notice before raising housing costs. See ...
  12. Illegal Living Units Illegal units are living spaces, usually apartments including separate kitchens and bathrooms, that were installed without a permit and may ...
  13. Junk Storage, Cars, & Illegal Dumping Rules You are not allowed to store junk outdoors on your property. Junk can be used materials, scrap metal or car parts, construction debris, ...
  14. Move-In Charges The City of Seattle limits the amount of money that a landlord can charge a renter to move into a rental. What Is It? The City of ...
  15. Noise Codes Our Noise Code limits outdoor noise including that generated by machines and work activity. See also:  Noise Code What Is It? ...
  16. Notice to Enter a Rental Unit State and City law requires both landlords and renters to be reasonable about seeking and granting access to a rental unit. What Is It? ...
  17. Parking and Car Storage Rules We regulate 1) where you can park cars on your property and 2) how many cars can be stored on your property. See also: Junk Storage, Cars ...
  18. Pests Our housing code requires rental housing to be free from insect and rodent infestation. See also:  Problems With Your Rental Unit What ...
  19. Pets Our code allows property owners to charge renters a pet damage deposit. What Is It? Seattle has rules about what a landlord can charge a ...
  20. Problems With Your Rental Unit In Seattle, rental units must be maintained to ensure: structural integrity and security; proper heat and ventilation; functional electrical ...
  21. Property Line Disputes Property line disputes are disagreements between neighbors about the location of their property line and whether structures have been built ...
  22. Rental Agreements There are three types of leases you can enter into with a landlord. All leases have specific rules that the landlord and renter must follow. ...
  23. Short-Term Rentals Short-term rentals are a type of lodging sometimes called vacation rentals. What Is It? Short-term rentals are a type of lodging ...
  24. Tenant Relocation We require landlords to offer tenants relocation assistance if tenants must move out of their rental unit due to redevelopment or code ...
  25. Vacant Buildings Vacant buildings in Seattle must be secured and maintained to prevent unauthorized entry and deterioration from the weather. See also: ...