SEATTLE, WA 98117
Elizabeth Apartments
Open / total issues
0 / 4
0.0% open
Issues per unit
0.67
below city average (1.89)
Notice of Violation: Land Use
Opened November 14, 2023 · Updated November 29, 2023
Exterior vanity lights shine skyward and into my bedroom in the building next-door. We can only cover up the window to avoid blinding bright lights which leaves without air circulation. Bedroom is already warm as it is where the water heater is, so not being able to use window for air is unhealthy for us. Also we believe we are enduring light tresspass/polution which is negatively affecting our well being (eg sleep, comfort, enjoyment of our home).
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Land Use
Opened August 24, 2023
Per Online;Exterior Vanity lumineers are positioned to shine into our bedrooms next-door. Property owner replaced and added new lights last year. New ones point up wards as well as down. These are exceptionally bright and cause light tresspass into our home. Additionally, we are left making a choice between using our windows for necessary ventilation (the most affected room has our water heater in the closet, too) OR covering the window with black-out materials. W
Status: Completed
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Opened August 8, 2023 · Updated November 13, 2023
Exterior vanity lights shine skyward and into my bedroom in the building next-door. We can only cover up the window to avoid blinding bright lights which leaves without air circulation. Bedroom is already warm as it is where the water heater is, so not being able to use window for air is unhealthy for us. Also we believe we are enduring light tresspass/polution which is negatively affecting our well being (eg sleep, comfort, enjoyment of our home).
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Land Use
Opened June 23, 2022 · Updated February 2, 2023
Per Online; Violation of City of Seattle code 23.45.534 and/or 23.46.020 - Light and glare standards, requiring exterior lighting to be "shielded and directed away from adjacent uses." New owner has replaced old lighting with multiple, skyward facing luminaires having excessively bright (LED?) bulbs which shine like head lights into our bedroom windows. We have blinds, but we hav also had to cover our windows to the point of losing adequate ventilation. The choice is ha
Status: Completed
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