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1153 17TH AVE E

SEATTLE, WA 98112


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

01220052008201120142017202020212

Status

0 open
5 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

0 / 5

0.0% open

Issues per unit

2.50

above city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (5)

Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened December 16, 2021

This residence has a converted garage in the back that they are advertising for rent, which appears to be violating at least a few building codes. The unit's toilet and shower are basically in the kitchen, only separated by a shower curtain. There does not appear to be a ventilation fan.

Status: Completed

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Complaint: Land Use

Opened August 4, 2021 · Updated December 8, 2021

I noticed in a craigslist posting that the accessory dwelling unit attach to this building has a toilet in the living area (effectively the toilet is part of the kitchenette, separated only with a curtain!). Surely this is not up to code for sanitation reasons, right?Here is an archived link of the craigslist posting:https://web.archive.org/web/20210805045736/https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/apa/d/seattle-volunteer-park-alley-cottage/7361026863.htmlAnd a photo of the area I'm concerned

Status: Completed

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Notice of Violation

Opened January 2, 2009 · Updated February 11, 2009

Caller lives in the basement apartment. Her father, Jim Nicholas, Bldg Inspector for King Co., told her that because the furnace and hot water heater are in her basement bedroom that it is not safe. He also put latches on her windows because they would not open. The cable installer said that the electrical cabinet is not safe and a person could be electrocuted because the wiring is not properly covered. The owner told the tenant that he wired the house himself.This is a 5 bedroom house: 1 br in

Status: Completed

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Complaint

Opened December 22, 2008 · Updated December 31, 2008

Caller lives in the basement apartment. Her father, Jim Nicholas, Bldg Inspector for King Co., told her that because the furnace and hot water heater are in her basement bedroom that it is not safe. He also put latches on her windows because they would not open. The cable installer said that the electrical cabinet is not safe and a person could be electrocuted because the wiring is not properly covered. The owner told the tenant that he wired the house himself.This is a 5 bedroom house: 1 br in

Status: Completed

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Complaint: Construction

Opened May 20, 2005 · Updated May 24, 2005

BUILDING GARAGE W/O PERMIT

Status: Completed

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