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1805 QUEEN ANNE AVE N

SEATTLE, WA 98109

Bakery Guest Suite


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

01234520223

Status

1 open
2 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

1 / 3

33.3% open

Avg age of open issues

3.9 years

above city average (2.1 years)

Issues per unit

3.00

above city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (3)

Open

Notice of Violation: Construction

Opened October 24, 2022

I was dining at Moonrise Bakery beneath a pergola like outdoor dining structure. As I stood up to leave, I hit my head on the structure and suffered a concussion. I believe I suffered a concussion because the structure is out of compliance with Seattle's Building Code for Commercial structures. Please inspect this structure in front of the business for compliance. It is too low and poses a significant hazard to tall people. Enforcing the building code could prevent future concussions to custome

Status: NOV Issued

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Resolved

Complaint: Construction

Opened October 19, 2022

Outdoor Canopy/Pergola constructed too low and people have hit their heads resulting in a concussion. In a search of the SDCI permit records for the site, no site plans or permits were approved for the structure. In reviewing city code, I could not find an exact match for commercial canopy requirements, however I did find similar standards for overhead weather protection along streets. The structure is at the end of a sidewalk/walkway with stairs this is similar. The structur

Status: Closed

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Resolved

Complaint: Construction

Opened October 17, 2022 · Updated October 20, 2022

I was dining at Moonrise Bakery beneath a pergola like outdoor dining structure. As I stood up to leave, I hit my head on the structure and suffered a concussion. I believe I suffered a concussion because the structure is out of compliance with Seattle's Building Code for Commercial structures. Please inspect this structure in front of the business for compliance. It is too low and poses a significant hazard to tall people. Enforcing the building code could prevent future concussions to custome

Status: Completed

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