2490 DEXTER AVE N
SEATTLE, WA 98109
Location
Complaints & violations by year
Status
How this compares
Open / total issues
2 / 11
18.2% open
Avg age of open issues
4.5 years
above city average (2.1 years)
Issues per unit
11.00
above city average (1.88)
Code complaints & violations (11)
Notice of Violation
Opened March 2, 2022 · Updated March 2, 2022
Vacant building
Status: EO Repair Restore Issued
View source recordNotice of Violation
Opened February 17, 2022
(Sorry if this is a double submission my browser had a glitch). This property is located on a steep slope/Environmentally critical area (40%+ grade) above the Westlake green belt. The owners are doing what appears to be unpermitted work that could contribute to landslide risk. I looked up the regulations for ECA development and my understanding is that if you are going to move more than 25 cu yd of earth, construct a retaining wall, or install permanent drainage, you n
Status: NOV Issued
View source recordComplaint: Construction
Opened February 10, 2022
worried about the construction happening here this is known ECA/steep slope - using back hoe
Status: Closed
View source recordComplaint: Construction
Opened February 7, 2022
Per Online; this house is doing landscape work on the east side of the building. they are clearing the plants and removing a lot of dirt to make levels. i think they're working in parks dept property. i'm worried it could trigger a mud/rockslide, this is right above the Pellington village building on Westlake where there have previously been slides/erosion
Status: Closed
View source recordComplaint: Construction
Opened January 31, 2022 · Updated February 18, 2022
(Sorry if this is a double submission my browser had a glitch). This property is located on a steep slope/Environmentally critical area (40%+ grade) above the Westlake green belt. The owners are doing what appears to be unpermitted work that could contribute to landslide risk. I looked up the regulations for ECA development and my understanding is that if you are going to move more than 25 cu yd of earth, construct a retaining wall, or install permanent drainage, you n
Status: Completed
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