Townhouses and single-family homes make up the scheme for 1704 S Dearborn St in Seattle's Atlantic neighborhood: 3 buildings of 3 and 4 stories plus 2 single-family residences, 8 units in total, with parking for 8 vehicles and demolition of the existing buildings. Early design guidance was conducted under 3040274-EG, and the proposal was considered together with the companion filing 3038965-LU for the adjoining Dearborn Street sites. The land-use case is split across applications including 3040229-LU, which was issued.
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Nov 12, 2026 update—
A special-inspection field report for the construction permit (6924867-CN) was filed on November 12, 2026, covering an inspection on November 10, 2026 in which inspectors observed power potholing and erosion control measures, with the north side of the site temporarily stabilized. The project is under construction. Earlier, on April 29, 2026, inspectors tested concrete placement for concrete walls at foundation level for buildings 7 and 8 and verified the reinforcing steel.
Construct south west single family dwelling per plan. (Establish use as 3 townhouses and 2 SFRs per land use code. Construct 3 two-family dwellings and 2 SFRs per plan. Review and processing for 5 records under 6924867-CN)
Land Use Application to subdivide one development site into eight unit lots. The construction of residential units is under Project #6924867-CN. This subdivision of property is only for the purpose of allowing sale or lease of the unit lots. Development standards will be applied to the original parcel and not to each of the new unit lots.
Land Use application to allow 3, 3 and 4-story townhouse buildings and 2 SFRs (8 units total). Parking for 8 vehicles proposed. Early Design Guidance conducted under 3040274-EG. To be considered with 3038965-LU. Existing buildings to be demolished.
Administrative Design Review Early Design Guidance for 4, 3 and 4-story townhouse buildings (8 units total). Parking for 8 vehicles proposed. To be considered with project #3040273-EG for shared access.