Jim Street Subject Files,

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1 Overview of the Collection Creator Street, James, Title Jim Street Subject Files Dates (inclusive) Quantity 14.2 cubic ft., (36 boxes) Collection Number Summary Subject files of Seattle City Council member Jim Street; includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, and studies relating to issues including land use, the downtown plan, neighborhood planning, housing, education, and economic development. Repository Seattle Municipal Archives Seattle Municipal Archives Office of the City Clerk City of Seattle PO Box Seattle, WA Telephone: Fax: Access Restrictions Records are open to the public. Languages English Biographical Note James Street was born August 9, He received a bachelors degree and Master of Public Affairs from Princeton University. Street served four years as an Air Force intelligence officer during the Vietnam War. Following the war, he was employed as an economist and budget analyst at the World Bank ( ), but then enrolled at the University of Puget Sound where he received his law degree in Street practiced anti-trust and labor law with Schweppe, Krug, and Tausend, a Seattle law firm, from Street ran for City Council in 1983, defeating incumbent Jack Richards; his tenure began in January Street's primary issues while on Council were land use and regional growth and education issues. He served as chair of the Land Use Committee ( ), Growth Policies and Regional Affairs Committee ( ), and was Council President in He also proposed and chaired the Council's first Education Committee ( ). Street also served as president of the Puget Sound Regional Council in 1992 and Street was a driving force behind the creation of the Department of Neighborhoods (DON) and the development of the Neighborhood Matching Fund grant program within DON. The bulk of his records documents Street's influence in land use issues, particularly in development of the City's comprehensive plan, establishing policies for major institutions, environmental protection, and downtown planning. He was also an advocate for low income housing and housing preservation. In the 1

2 area of education, Street pushed hard for the City's Families and Education Levy and implementation of the Children and Youth Action Plan for at-risk families. Street made an unsuccessful run for mayor in He chose not to run for reelection to City Council in Following his tenure on the Council, Street spent four years as a Superior Court judge, including one year in juvenile court. In 2001, he became a steering committee member and director of the Reinvesting in Youth program, a regional effort in prevention and early intervention with at-risk youth. Content Description The Jim Street Subject Files contain correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, and staff reports relating to the issues before the City Council during his tenure, as well as regional issues of interest to him. The largest body of materials deal primarily with land use and regional planning issues, including downtown planning, the early development of Seattle's innovative neighborhood planning process, historic sites, major institutions and multi-family zoning policies, economic development, annexations, noise issues, and the Comprehensive Plan. Street's interest in public education is well documented in the collection, including materials related to the Seattle Education Summit, the City/Schools joint planning process, and the education levy. Materials also touch on youth programs such as Operation Headstart and a variety of childcare and youth development policies. The collection also covers housing issues, including low-income and special-needs housing, accessory rental units, condominium conversion, and the housing preservation ordinance. Additional issues documented in the records include the Mariners' stadium proposal and use of the north Kingdome parking lot, the Seattle Commons proposal, downtown transportation planning, medical waste incineration, and Seattle Center redevelopment. Use of the Collection Preferred Citation [Item and date], James Street Subject Files, Record Series Box [number], Folder [number]. Seattle Municipal Archives. Administrative Information Arrangement The records series is arranged in ten policy categories: I: Economic Development II: Education III: Housing IV: Land Use and Urban Development 2

3 V: Legislative/Intergovernmental Relations VI: Neighborhoods VII: Parks, Recreation, and Culture VIII: Social Services IX: Transportation X: Utilities Detailed Description of the Collection The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection. Economic Development, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 1/1 City/University of Washington Economic Development Task Force 1/2 City/University of Washington Economic Development Task Force 1/3 City/University of Washington Economic Development Task Force 1/4 City/University of Washington Economic Development Task Force 1/5 City/University of Washington Economic Development Task Force 1/6 City/University of Washington Economic Development Task Force: Background Papers 1/7 City/University of Washington Economic Development Task Force: Policy/Technical Group /8 Convention Center: Employment Issues /9 Convention Center Expansion

4 Container(s) Description Dates 1/10 Correspondence /11 Economic Development Council /12 High Technology /1 Regional Economic Strategy /2 Steam Plant, Zymo Genetics Education, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 2/3 Arts and Education /4 Early Childhood Education /5 Education Committee, City Council /6 Headstart Program /7 Headstart Program /8 Market Driven Schools /9 Newspaper Clippings /10 Other School Systems /11 Seattle Education Summit /12 Seattle Education Summit /1 Seattle Education Summit: Briefings and Planning Papers /2 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - Capital Improvement Projects

5 Container(s) Description Dates 3/3 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - City Policy for Involvement in Seattle Public Schools 3/4 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - City Programs that Support Seattle Schools /5 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee /6 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - Agendas 3/7 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - Background and Policies /8 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - Minutes /9 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - Minutes /10 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - Minutes /11 Seattle Public Schools: City/Schools Joint Committee - Facts on Seattle School District (Municipal League) /12 Seattle Public Schools: Full Funding Task Force /13 Seattle Public Schools: Full Funding Task Force /1 Seattle Public Schools: Schools - General /2 Seattle Public Schools: Schools - General /3 Seattle Public Schools: Joint Advisory Committee on Education - Dropout Studies 4/4 Seattle Public Schools: Joint Advisory Committee on Education Meetings /5 Seattle Public Schools: Ravenna/Eckstein Community Center /6 Seattle Public Schools: School Levy /7 Seattle Public Schools: School Levy

6 Housing, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 4/8 Accessory Rental Units: Background /9 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence /10 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence /11 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence /1 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence, Opponents /2 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence, Opponents /3 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence, Other Jurisdictions /4 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence, Proponents /5 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence, Proponents /6 Accessory Rental Units: Correspondence, Proponents /7 Accessory Rental Units: Hearings Sign-In Sheets /8 Accessory Rental Units: Issues Binder (Part 1) /9 Accessory Rental Units: Issues Binder (Part 2) /1 Accessory Rental Units: Issues Binder (Part 3) /2 Accessory Rental Units: Newspaper Clippings /3 Accessory Rental Units: Newspaper Clippings /4 Accessory Rental Units: Realtors and Appraisers Questionnaire /5 Accessory Rental Units: Studies /6 Accessory Rental Units: Studies

7 Container(s) Description Dates 6/7 Accessory Rental Units: Studies /8 Co - Housing /9 Condominium Conversion /10 Convention Center Housing Mitigation /11 Convention Center: Impacts and Mitigation /12 Convention Center: McKay Apartments /1 Correspondence, General /2 Correspondence, General /3 Decision Agenda on Housing Issues in Downtown Plan /4 Demolition and Low Income Housing Preservation /5 DCLU Action Plan /6 DCLU Land Use Forums /7 DCLU Land Use Forums and Evaluation /8 Housing Maintenance Ordinance /9 Housing Preservation Ordinance /10 Housing Preservation Ordinance /11 Housing Preservation Ordinance /1 Housing Preservation Ordinance/Housing Maintenance Ordinance /2 Housing Resource Group /3 Low Income: Below Market Rate, Housing Options /4 Low Income: Housing Development Fee: Legal Basis

8 Container(s) Description Dates 8/5 Low Income: Downtown /6 Low Income: Issues /7 Low Income: Housing Production and Housing Bonuses /8 Senior Housing Bonds, Seattle Housing Authority /9 Special Needs Housing Land Use and Urban Development Container(s) Description Box/Folder 8/10 Annexation: Issue Notebook (1) /11 Annexation: Issue Notebook (2) /12 Annexation: Issue Notebook (3) /1 Annexation: Issue Notebook (4) /2 Annexation: Issue Notebook (5) /3 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish Area /4 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish Area /5 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish /6 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Park, Boeing Company /7 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Boundary Review Board /8 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Comprehensive Plan /9 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish Area - Correspondence /10 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Correspondence

9 Container(s) Description 9/11 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Dept of Community Development 9/12 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish Area - Duwamish Heights Joint Venture Petition 9/13 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Duwamish Heights Joint Venture Petition 9/14 Annexation - South Park-Duwamish - Meeting with South Park Residents /15 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Mayor's Office /16 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - News Clippings /17 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - News Releases /18 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Petition Against Annexation /19 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Petition, List and Map /1 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Planning Commission /2 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Sixteenth Avenue Bridge /3 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Status Report /4 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Utility Rate Comparison /5 Annexation: South Park-Duwamish - Work and Meeting Schedules /6 Citywide Planning Policies /7 Comprehensive Plan /8 Comprehensive Plan Framework Policies /9 Comprehensive Plan (Growth Management) /10 Comprehensive Plan (Growth Management)

10 Container(s) Description 10/11 Comprehensive Plan: Key Issues, City Council Committee of the Whole Briefing - Seattle Planning Dept /12 Comprehensive Plan: Remapping Correspondence /13 Comprehensive Plan: Remapping Correspondence /14 Comprehensive Plan: Remapping Correspondence /1 Comprehensive Plan: Remapping Correspondence /2 Comprehensive Plan: Remapping Queen Anne Correspondence 11/3 Comprehensive Plan: Remapping, University District Urban Center Boundaries, Correspondence /4 Comprehensive Plan Update Process /5 Convention Center: City Council Decision Agenda /6 Convention Center: Conditional Use /7 Design Review, Department of Construction and Land Use /8 Downtown Planning: Background /9 Downtown Planning: Citizen's Alternative Plan (CAP) /1 Downtown Planning: Citizen's Alternative Plan (CAP) /2 Downtown Planning: Citizen's Alternative Plan (CAP), Bill Book /3 Downtown Planning: Citizen's Alternative Plan, News Clippings /4 Downtown Planning: Central Waterfront /5 Downtown Planning: Correspondence /6 Downtown Planning: Denny Regrade /7 Downtown Planning: Denny Regrade, Housing Action Program

11 Container(s) Description 12/8 Downtown Planning: Denny Regrade - Housing and Land Use Planning 12/9 Downtown Planning: Denny Regrade - Housing and Land Use Planning /1 Downtown Planning: Density, Far/Height Limits /2 Downtown Planning: Downtown Trust /3 Downtown Planning: Economic Development /4 Downtown Planning, General /5 Downtown Planning, General /6 Downtown Planning: Growth Forecasts, Polycentric Model /7 Downtown Planning: Housing /8 Downtown Planning: Interim Code /9 Downtown Planning: Interim Controls /11 Downtown Planning: Retail Core - Historic Buildings /12 Downtown Planning: Scoping and Schedule /13 Downtown Planning: Schedule /13 Downtown Planning: Retail Core /14 Downtown Planning: Seattle Design Commission /15 Downtown Planning: Street People /16 Environmental Priorities Project /17 Floating Homes /18 Growth Management

12 Container(s) Description 14/1 Growth Management: Regulatory Reform /2 Growth Management Seminars /3 Growth Policies: Evaluation of Policies for Updating the Comprehensive Plan 14/4 Growth Management: Washington State Growth Strategies Commission /5 Historic Sites: Fort Lawton /6 Historic Sites: Fort Lawton /7 Historic Sites: Good Shepherd Center, Formal Request of Mayor's Involvement 14/8 Historic Sites: Good Shepherd Center, Historic Seattle, Correspondence 14/9 Historic Sites: Good Shepherd Center, Historic Seattle, Correspondence /10 Historic Sites: Good Shepherd Center, Relevant Documents /11 Historic Sites: Historic Theaters Ordinance /1 Historic Sites: Historic Theaters Ordinance /2 Kingdome North Parking Lot Mixed Use /3 Landscaping: Commercial and Industrial Provision Amendments /4 Landscaping: Tree Replacement Program /5 Major Institutions: Children's Hospital /6 Major Institutions: Children's Hospital /7 Major Institutions: Children's Hospital /8 Major Institutions: Children's Hospital

13 Container(s) Description 15/9 Major Institutions: Group Health Master Plan /10 Major Institutions: North Seattle Community College /11 Major Institutions: Northwest Hospital Master Plan - Medical Waste Disposal 15/12 Major Institutions: Northwest Hospital Master Plan - Medical Waste Disposal /1 Major Institutions: Policies /2 Major Institutions: Policies /3 Major Institutions: Policy Review, Notebook I/ /4 Major Institutions: Policy Review, Notebook I/ /5 Major Institutions: Policy Review Issues Notebook I/ /6 Major Institutions: Policy Review, Notebook II/ /7 Major Institutions: Policy Review, Notebook II/ /8 Major Institutions: Providence Medical Center /9 Major Institutions: Seattle Pacific University, Master Plan /10 Major Institutions: Seattle Pacific University /11 Major Institutions: Seattle University, Master Plan /1 Major Institutions: South Seattle Community College Master Plan 17/2 Major Institutions: South Seattle Community College Master Plan /3 Major Institutions: Swedish Hospital, Master Plan /4 Major Institutions: Swedish Hospital, Master Plan

14 Container(s) Description 17/5 Major Institutions: Virginia Mason Medical Center Master Plan /6 Major Institutions: Virginia Mason Medical Center Master Plan /7 Major Institutions: Virginia Mason Medical Center Master Plan /8 Major Institutions: University of Washington General Physical Development Plan 17/9 Major Institutions: University of Washington General Physical Development Plan 18/1 Major Institutions: University of Washington General Physical Development Plan /2 Major Institutions: University of Washington Master Plan /3 Major Institutions: University of Washington Master Plan /4 Marathon Tower and Park /5 Marathon Tower and Park /6 Marathon Tower and Park /7 Marathon Tower and Park: Public Hearing, May /8 Mariner Stadium Proposal /9 Maritime Center, Pier /10 Medical Waste Incinerators /11 Medical Waste Incinerators (Jan. - Apr.) /1 Medical Waste Incineration (May - Oct.) /2 Medical Waste Incineration (Nov. - Dec.) /3 Medical Waste Incineration /4 Medical Waste Incineration

15 Container(s) Description 19/5 Medical Waste Incineration: Public Hearing (Nov. 29) /6 Mobile Homes /7 Mobile Home Parks /8 Mobile Home Parks /9 Mobile Home Parks /10 Mobile Home Parks /11 Mobile Home Parks /12 Mobile Home Parks: Moratorium on Acceptance of Permits for Change Use /13 Mobile Home Parks: Public Hearings /1 Multi-Family Policies: Alternative Two /2 Multi-Family Density Study /3 Multi-Family Interim Controls /4 Neighborhood Commercial Areas: Madison Park, 27-Foot Height, Correspondence 20/5 Neighborhood Commercial Areas: Policies and Correspondence /6 Neighborhood Commercial Areas: Sign Code Correspondence /7 Noise: Aircraft Noise Correspondence /8 Noise: Aircraft Noise Correspondence /9 Noise: Aircraft Noise, Federal Legislation /10 Noise: Aircraft Noise Testimony /1 Noise: Airport Expansion

16 Container(s) Description 21/2 Noise: Four Post Plan (Pattern of Arrivals & Departures at SeaTac) /3 Noise: Airport Noise Groups /4 Noise: Airport Noise Mediation /5 Seaplane and Sea-Tac Noise /6 Noise: Seaplane and Sea-Tac Noise /7 Noise: Seaplane Noise Public Hearing (Feb. 7) /8 Pike Place Market Constituency /9 Pike Place Market Constituency /10 Pike Place Market Constituency /11 Pike Place Market Constituency /1 Pike Place Market: General Correspondence /2 Pike Place Market, Preservation and Development Authority /3 Pike Place Market Preservation Development Authority /4 Pike Place Project Office /5 Pike Place Market, Sunday Opening /6 Planned Residential Development: Text Amendment to Land Use Code /7 Planned Unit Development: Vista West Addition /8 Land Use Policies for Public Schools: Correspondence /9 Land Use Policies for Public Schools: Correspondence /10 Land Use Policies for Public Schools: Construction Design Departures

17 Container(s) Description 22/11 Land Use Policies for Public Schools: Code Drafts /12 Land Use Policies for Public Schools: Drafts and Supporting Materials 23/1 Land Use Policies for Public Schools: Mayor's Proposed Public School Designation Policy /2 Land Use Policies for Public Schools: Public Hearings /3 Land Use Policies for Public Schools: Policy Resolution Public Hearing Jan /4 Seattle Commons /5 Seattle Design Commission /6 South Downtown, North Kingdome Parking Lot: Mixed Use /7 State Environmental Protection Act: Amendments /8 State Environmental Protection Act: Code Revisions, Land Use Committee /9 State Environmental Protection Act: Correspondence /10 State Environmental Protection Act: General /11 State Environmental Protection Act: SEPA Interdepartmental Committee /12 State Environmental Protection Act: Lawton Park Neighborhood /13 State Environmental Protection Act: Policies /14 State Environmental Protection Act: Policy Revisions, Issue Notebook (1) 23/15 State Environmental Protection Act: Policy Revisions, Issue Notebook (2) 24/1 State Environmental Protection Act: Policy Revisions Issue Notebook

18 Container(s) Description 24/2 State Environmental Protection Act: Policy Revisions Issue Notebook (4) 24/3 State Environmental Protection Act: Policy Revision Recommendations 24/4 State Environmental Protection Act: Policy Revision Recommendations 24/5 State Environmental Protection Act Resource Group (Dec Feb. 1985) 24/6 State Environmental Protection Act: SEPA Resource Group (Mar. - Jun. 1985) 24/7 State Environmental Protection Act: SEPA Resource Group (Sep Feb. 1986) 24/8 State Environmental Protection Act: SEPA Resource Group (Apr. - May 1986) 24/9 State Environmental Protection Act: SEPA Resource Group - Draft Policy with Annotations /1 State Environmental Protection Act: Work Program /2 State Environmental Protection Act: Workshop /3 Twelfth Avenue Development Plan /4 Twelfth Avenue Project /5 Twelfth Avenue Project /6 Undersized Lots /7 Victoria Tower Partnership Suit /8 Vision /9 Westlake Mall Project /10 Westlake Mall: Design Program

19 Container(s) Description 25/11 Westlake Mall: Pike / Pine Streets Plan /12 Westlake Mall: Pike / Pine Streets Plan /1 Westlake Mall: Pine Street Closing /2 Westlake Mall: Pine Street Closing /3 Westlake Mall: Pine Street Closure Issue - Correspondence /4 Westlake Mall: Pine Street Closure Issue /5 Westlake Park /6 Westlake Mall Design Review Committee /7 Westlake Mall Design Review Committee /8 Zoning Code: General /9 Zoning Code: Inclusionary Zoning /1 Zoning Code, Petitions, Correspondence /2 Zoning Code Revision Project 1980 Legislative/Intergovernmental Relations, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 27/3 Appearance of Fairness Correspondence /4 Appearance of Fairness Correspondence /5 Bumbershoot Performance Audit /6 Cascadia Corridor Commission (Greater Northwest) /7 Exxon Valdez Oil Spill and City Response Planning

20 Container(s) Description Dates 27/8 King County Governance /9 King County Planning Council /10 Legislation: Education /1 Liquor Control Issues /2 Metro Reorganization /3 Planning Commission /4 Planning Commission: Appointment Process /5 Port of Seattle Agreement /6 Proposed City Charter Amendment: Proportional District Representation 28/7 Puget Sound Council of Governments Transition Plan Framework /8 Puget Sound Regional Council /9 Regional Planning and Governance /10 Seattle Arts Commission /11 Seattle Citizens' Summit: Citizen Participation /12 Sister Cities: Chongquing (China) /13 Sister Cities: Haiphong (Vietnam) n.d. 28/14 South Africa: Opposition to Removal of Sanctions /1 State Legislative Priorities /2 Taxicab Regulation /3 Taxicab Regulation

21 Container(s) Description Dates 29/4 Taxicab Regulation /5 Taxicab Regulation /6 Taxicab Regulation Neighborhoods, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 29/7 Central Area Action Plan /8 Central Area Action Plan /9 Central Area Action Plan: Public Hearing (Dec. 1) /10 Chinatown / International District /11 City Neighborhood Council Implementation /12 City Neighborhood Council Implementation /13 City Neighborhood Council Implementation /1 Downtown Neighborhood District Council /2 Representation on City Neighborhood Council /3 Dept. of Neighborhoods Reorganization /4 Eastlake /5 Haller Lake /6 Innovations Award /7 Matching Fund Correspondence /8 Matching Fund (Neighborhood): Correspondence

22 Container(s) Description Dates 30/9 Neighborhood Matching Funds: Mini Bonds /10 Northgate /11 Neighborhood Planning, Advisors Committee /12 Neighborhood Planning, Advisors Committee /13 Neighborhood Planning, Advisors Committee /14 Neighborhood Planning, Advisors Committee /15 Neighborhood Planning, Advisors Committee /16 Neighborhood Planning, Advisors Committee /1 Neighborhood Planning: Correspondence /2 Neighborhood Planning: Correspondence (Mar.) /3 Neighborhood Planning: Correspondence (Apr.) /4 Neighborhood Planning: Correspondence (May) /5 Neighborhood Planning: Correspondence (June) /6 Neighborhood Planning: Correspondence (July) /7 Neighborhood Planning: Correspondence (Aug. - Sep.) /8 Neighborhood Planning: Correspondence (Oct ) /9 Neighborhood Planning: Contacts / Correspondence /10 Neighborhood Planning and Assistance, Planning Commission Recommendations /11 Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program Summary /12 Planning Handbook /1 Press Clippings

23 Container(s) Description Dates 32/2 Queen Anne /3 Roosevelt /4 Southeast Seattle Action Plan /5 Southeast Seattle Action Plan /6 Southeast Seattle Action Plan, Rainier / Genesee n.d. 32/7 University District /8 West Seattle Boundaries Parks, Recreation, and Culture, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 32/9 Burke - Gilman Trail /10 Magnolia Pool /11 Ravenna Creek Daylighting Project /12 Seattle Center /13 Seattle Center, Alternatives Commission /1 Seattle Center: Bumbershoot /2 Seattle Center, Disney Proposal /3 Seattle Center: KCTS-9, Lease /4 Seattle Center, Master Plan Comments /5 Seattle Children's Theater /6 Street Smart Art

24 Social Services, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 33/7 Childcare /8 Children in Crisis /9 Children's Action Plan /10 Domestic Partners /11 Domestic Partners: Domestic Partnership Benefits under the Seattle Fair Employment Practices Ordinance: A Briefing Paper from the Mayor's Lesbian/Gay Task Force /12 El Centro de la Raza: Child Development /13 Family Support Center /14 Family Support Worker Project /1 KidsPlace /2 KidsPlace /3 KidsPlace Executive Committee Minutes /4 Public Restrooms /5 Summer Reading Camp /6 Teen Seattle /7 Youth Programs 1994 Transportation, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 24

25 Container(s) Description Dates 34/8 Bicycles /9 Downtown Transit Project /10 Interstate - 90 Development /11 Interstate - 90 Development: Bradner Playfield /12 Interstate - 90 Development: Dearborn/Hiawatha Properties /13 Interstate - 90 Development: Homesight Program /1 Metro Tunnel: DSTP - Arts Committee Meetings /2 Metro Tunnel: DSTP: Arts Correspondence /3 Metro Tunnel: DSTP - Arts Correspondence /4 Metro Tunnel: DSTP: -Arts Correspondence /5 Metro Tunnel: DSTP - Arts Program Budget /6 Metro Tunnel: DSTP - Arts Proposal Design Submittals /7 Metro Tunnel: DSTP - Grant Possibilities /8 Metro Tunnel: DSTP - Seattle Design Commission Meetings /9 Metro Tunnel: DSTP - Urban Design Review Correspondence /10 People Movers /11 Recycling Utilities, Container(s) Description Dates Box/Folder 35/12 Recycling, Education Proposal

26 Container(s) Description Dates 35/13 Sewage: Duwamish Pipeline /1 Sewage: Renton Effluent Treatment System /2 Sewage: Renton Effluent Treatment System /3 Sewage: Secondary Treatment /4 Sewage: Secondary Treatment - Mitigation Framework Plan /5 Solid Waste /6 Water Quality /7 Water Quality: Puget Sound Clean-Up Names and Subjects Subject Terms : Baseball fields--washington (State)--Seattle Central business districts--washington (State)--Seattle Child care--washington (State)--Seattle City planning--washington (State)--Seattle Education--Washington (State)--Seattle Housing--Washington (State)--Seattle Land use--government policy--washington (State)--Seattle Neighborhood planning--washington (State)--Seattle Parking facilities--washington (State)--Seattle Public schools--washington (State)--Seattle Regional planning--washington (State)--Seattle Youth--Services for--washington (State)--Seattle Zoning--Washington (State)--Seattle Personal Names : Street, James, Corporate Names : Kingdome (Seattle, Wash.) Seattle (Wash.). City Council. Land Use Committee Seattle Mariners (Baseball team) Geographical Names : Seattle (Wash.)--Economic policy Seattle (Wash.)--Politics and government Seattle Commons (Seattle, Wash.) Form or Genre Terms : Correspondence Memoranda 26

27 Occupations : City council members--washington (State)--Seattle Other Creators : Corporate Names : Seattle (Wash.). City Council (creator) Finding aid prepared by Scott Cline