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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (“SMC”), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before the Owner may make alterations or significant changes to: a. The site. b. The exteriors of the 1932 building and 1946 addition. c. The interior corridors, stairways, classrooms, and auditorium/lunchroom. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in kind maintenance or repairs of the features or characteristics listed in Section I.A.1 of this Agreement. b. Removal of trees less than 6 inches in diameter measured 4-1/2 feet above ground. c. Removal of mature trees that are not included in any of the following categories: 1) Significant to the property’s history or design, as outlined in the nomination application. 2) A designated Heritage Tree on the City of Seattle / Plant Amnesty list. 3) An Exceptional Tree per City of Seattle regulations. d. Planting of new trees in locations that will never obscure the view of designated features of the landmark, or physically undermine a built feature of the landmark. e. Planting or removal of shrubs, perennials, or annuals, in locations that will never obscure the view of designated features of the landmark, or physically undermine a built feature of the landmark. f. Installation, removal, or alteration of the following site furnishings: benches, chairs, tables, swings, movable planters, trash / recycling receptacles, and bike racks. g. Installation, removal, or alteration (including repair) of underground irrigation and underground utilities, provided that the site is restored in kind. h. Repaving and restriping of existing asphalt paved areas. i. Installation, removal, or alteration of play equipment in existing outdoor play areas. j. Installation, removal, or alteration of signage for accessibility compliance, school safety, and other signage as required by City code or District safety signage for playgrounds, e.g., no guns and no trespassing. k. Installation, removal, or alteration of a building identification signs defined by the following criteria: 1) The sign shall be free-standing on the site. 2) The sign shall not be attached to built historic features. 3) The sign location shall not obscure the view of designated features of the buildings or site. 4) The sign’s content may include the building name, street address, and logo associat...
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (SMC), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before Owner may make alterations or significant changes to the following protected features of the Landmark: The exterior of the building. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in-kind maintenance, repairs, alterations or replacement of the features listed in Section A.1.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (“SMC”), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before the Owner may make alterations or significant changes to: a. The site as illustrated in Attachment A. b. The exterior of the building. c. A portion of the building interior, including: the First Floor main entryway and hall with vaulted ceilings, the east and west stairs from the Ground Floor up through the Third Floor (excluding the adjacent hallways), the Reading Room at the Second and Third Floors, and the Auditorium/Lecture Hall at the Second and Third Floors; as illustrated in Attachment A. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in kind maintenance or repairs of the features or characteristics listed in Section I.A.1 of this Agreement. b. Removal of the following landscape elements: trees less than 6 inches in diameter measured 4 ½ feet above ground; shrubs; perennials; and annuals. c. Removal of mature trees that are not included in any of the following categories: 1) Significant to the property’s history or design, as outlined in the nomination application. 2) University of Washington Tree #5922 – Sequoia Sempervirens (California Redwood) located northeast of the building. 3) A designated Heritage Tree on the City of Seattle / Plant Amnesty list. 4) An Exceptional Tree per City of Seattle regulations. d. Planting of new trees in locations that will never obscure the view of designated features of the landmark, or physically undermine a built feature of the landmark. e. Planting or removal of shrubs, perennials, or annuals, in locations that will never obscure the view of designated features of the landmark, or physically undermine a built feature of the landmark. f. Installation, removal, or alteration (including repair) of underground irrigation and underground utilities, provided that the site is restored in kind. g. Installation, removal, or alteration of the following site furnishings: benches, movable planters, trash / recycling receptacles, and bike racks. h. Installation or removal of temporary signage, consistent with a signage plan that has been approved by the Landmarks Board staff, and when the signage remains in place for no more than 60 days. i. Installation or removal of the following temporary items associated with special events: tents, site furnishings, ...
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (“SMC”), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before the Owner may make alterations or significant changes to: a. The site as illustrated in Attachment A, including courtyards. b. The exterior of the building, including courtyards. c. The open interior volume and plan layout of the upper floor. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in kind maintenance or repairs of the features or characteristics listed in Section I.A.1 of this Agreement. b. Removal of the following landscape elements: trees less than 6 inches in diameter measured 4 ½ feet above ground; shrubs; perennials; and annuals. c. Removal of non-native plants of any size. This does not apply to trees. d. Installation, removal, or alteration (including repair) of underground irrigation and underground utilities, provided that the site is restored in kind. e. Installation, removal, or alteration of the following site furnishings: benches, movable planters, trash / recycling receptacles, and bike racks. f. Installation or removal of temporary signage, consistent with a signage plan that has been approved by the Landmarks Board staff, and when the signage remains in place for no more than 60 days. g. Installation or removal of the following temporary items associated with special events: tents, site furnishings, lighting, tables, chairs, vendor booths/carts, and barricades. Such installations shall be considered temporary if they: 1) Can be removed without changing the building or site and without requiring repair; and 2) Remain in place for no more than 60 days. h. Repaving or restriping of existing asphalt. i. Installation, removal, or alteration of curbs, bollards, or wheelstops in the existing parking area. j. Installation, removal, or alteration of signage for accessibility compliance; and other signage as required by City code. Sign location will not obscure architectural features, and will be attached in a manner that is easily repairable. k. Installation, removal, or alteration of University of Washington signage including the following: 1) One free-standing single or double-sided building identification sign defined by the following criteria: i. Two painted aluminum panels mounted between end posts. ii. Maximum overall panel size to be 48 inches wide by 24 inches hi...
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (“SMC”), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before the Owner may make alterations or significant changes to: a. The site defined by lots 13-17 together with the vacated alleys to the south and east. b. The exterior of the building. c. A portion of the interior defined as the following: the 2-story lobby, the adjacent open stair, and the landing/hallway at the top of the open stair. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in-kind maintenance or repairs of the features or characteristics of the Swedish Club that were designated by the Board for preservation. b. Removal of trees less than 6 inches in diameter measured 4-1/2 feet above ground. c. Removal or replacement, or both, of shrubs, perennials, and annuals in existing locations. d. Installation, removal, or alteration (including repair) of underground irrigation and underground utilities, provided that the site is restored in kind. e. Installation, removal, or alteration of the following site furnishings: benches, chairs, tables, swings, movable planters, and trash/recycling receptacles. f. Installation or removal of interior, temporary window shading devices that are operable and do not obscure the glazing when in the open position. g. Repaving and restriping of the existing asphalt driveways on the east and south sides of the building. h. Installation, removal, or alteration of curbs, bollards, or wheelstops at the existing asphalt driveways on the east and south sides of the building. i. Installation or removal of interior artwork on the gypsum wall and ceiling surfaces.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (“SMC”), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before the Owner may make alterations or significant changes to: a. The exterior of the gymnasium. b. The exterior of the auditorium and its associated foyer and lobby wing. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in kind maintenance or repairs of the features or characteristics listed in Section I.A.1 of this Agreement. b. Installation, removal, or alteration of signage for accessibility compliance, school safety, and other signage as required by City code or District safety signage; e.g., “No Guns” or “No Trespassing.” c. Installation or removal of interior, window shading devices that are operable and do not obscure the glazing when in the open position.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (“SMC”), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before the Owner may make alterations or significant changes to: a. The exterior of the building. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in kind maintenance or repairs of the features or characteristics listed in Section I.A.1 of this Agreement. b. Installation, removal, or alteration of signage for accessibility compliance, and other signage as required by City code. c. Installation, removal, or alteration of signage, if consistent with a comprehensive signage and graphics plan approved by the Landmarks Preservation Board. d. Installation or removal of interior, temporary window shading devices that are operable and do not obscure the glazing when in the open position.
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (“SMC”), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before the Owner may make alterations or significant changes to: a. The exterior of the house. b. The floating log foundation/platform that supports it. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in-kind maintenance or repairs of the features or characteristics of the Xxxxxx Floating Home that were designated by the Board for preservation. b. Installation, removal, or alteration of the following outdoor furnishings that are not attached to the house: benches, chairs, tables, swings, movable planters, and storage receptacles. c. Installation or removal of interior, temporary window shading devices that are operable and do not obscure the glazing when in the open position.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL PROCESS. 1. A Certificate of Approval, issued by the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board pursuant to Seattle Municipal Code (“SMC”), Ch. 25.12, must be obtained, or the time for denying a Certificate of Approval application must have expired, before the Owner may make alterations or significant changes to: a. The site. b. The exterior of the building. 2. A Certificate of Approval is not required for the following: a. Any in-kind maintenance or repairs of the features or characteristics listed in subsection I.A.1 of this Agreement. b. Removal of trees less than 6 inches in diameter measured 4 ½ feet above ground. c. Removal and/or replacement of shrubs, perennials, and annuals in existing locations. d. Installation, removal, or alteration (including repair) of underground irrigation and underground utilities, provided that the site is restored in kind. e. Installation, removal, or alteration of the following site furnishings: benches, chairs, tables, swings, movable planters, and trash/recycling receptacles. f. Installation or removal of interior, temporary window shading devices that are operable and do not obscure the glazing when in the open position. g. Repaving and restriping of the existing asphalt parking area on the east end of the property. h. Installation, removal, or alteration of curbs, bollards, or wheelstops in the existing parking area on the east end of the property.

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