What map-based functionality for finding permit applications are you expecting that the Activity Locator doesn't provide today? No doubt it could be better but it is pretty good.
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Is there anything on the front page that needs updating? I've got a feeling there is.
Also, it's past time to archive this thread and start a #9. Will probably do that soon.
Also, it's past time to archive this thread and start a #9. Will probably do that soon.
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I think it's easier on the server, for some reason. Fewer pages for the database software to parse, or something like that.
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Shouldn't you also create a new Bellevue thread as well? It has several hundred more posts than this one does at the moment.
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Yeah that too.
Yeah that too.
While you're at it, the front page for bellevue needs an overhaul. a few of those projects have been scrapped.
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Stewart & Minor, 1823 Minor, 1800 Terry Im pretty sure are dead. 12th and Denny is definitely dead since that's the site of the 1200 Stewart twin towers proposal.
1200 Stewart:
http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/AppDocs/GroupMeetings/DRProposal3007548AgendaID2892.pdf
http://slog.thestranger.com/2008/01/the_erection_on_denny
1200 Stewart:
http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/AppDocs/GroupMeetings/DRProposal3007548AgendaID2892.pdf
http://slog.thestranger.com/2008/01/the_erection_on_denny
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Just curious; what was 1800 Terry supposed to be?
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http://crosscut.com/2012/12/18/tran...-transportation-greyhound-move-hits-obstacle/ Wow, somehow I had no idea that Greyhound was planning to build its new terminal right next to Stadium Station, between the busway and 6th south of Royal Brougham. This article makes it sound like it's been public for a long time. This artist's complaints are honestly ridiculous - if your art faces a vacant, developable lot, you have to accept that someday it could be partially obstructed. It's not the best location for a new Greyhound station but it's decent, and it has to open in just four months! Is that an indication of when construction could start on the 9th & Stewart project?
I agree, the complaint is absurd. That's a moderately good location for a terminal...not close enough to real activity, but great transit service with rail and the bus throughway. Frankly our land is pretty expensive for a use like that to be right in the middle of things, and it's hard to stack (expensive, too specific to one tenant, not expandable later, etc.).
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and then the insufferable douche-nozzle Licata with his comment, "I would hope a company that earned $30 million in profits last year could do more to accommodate this major public artwork. By doing so, they would enhance their customers’ experiences of riding Greyhound in Seattle.”
Yeah, real art aficionados those Greyhound bus riders.
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Yeah, real art aficionados those Greyhound bus riders.
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Hey, some of their crack pipes, 'oil burners', and bongs can be considered to be art glass!
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Ugh Licata shut up shut up shut up!and then the insufferable douche-nozzle Licata with his comment, "I would hope a company that earned $30 million in profits last year could do more to accommodate this major public artwork. By doing so, they would enhance their customers’ experiences of riding Greyhound in Seattle.”
Yeah, real art aficionados those Greyhound bus riders.
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In regards to the Crosscut article, will the media never stop blaming the Seattle Art Museum's sculpture park soley for the demise of the waterfront streetcar? If I remember, a developer wanted to build a great looking structure on the site of one of Pioneer Square's premier eyesores--the somewhat derelict parking lot between Occidental Square and the Waterfall garden, but because it would have risen a few feet over the height limit, it never materialized. A new car barn would have been located in the building. So no streetcar and still an ugly parking lot. BTW, I spend a lot of time walking through the sculpture park, not that I'm that interested in the sculpture per se, but as a great addition to our downtown greenspace and, for those who remember what was there before (besides the carbarn), replacement for a woeful brownfield. If the waterfront streetcar is ever going to be resurrected, a way will be found regardless of the sculpture park.
The process for public construction makes it very hard to think long-term, and hard for agencies to cooperate. The streetcar barn going up near the Greyhound site could have been built (somewhere) with enough room for the waterfront streetcar, and with room for more frequent service on First Hill. Instead it's just big enough for the current plans for First Hill.
http://m.bizjournals.com/seattle/ne...seattle+(Puget+Sound+Business+Journal)&r=full
Not sure if this info was posted anywhere else.
Not sure if this info was posted anywhere else.
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I didn't know anything about some of these projects. The Caroline W. project @ 431 Boylstone Ave. E. is directly out my apartment's windows. Well, this puts more impetus for me to take the time to find a place to purchase.
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