23.84A.042

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Seattle Municipal Code · Seattle Mun. Code § 23.84A.042

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"Vacation (of public right-of-way)" means an action taken by the Council that terminates or extinguishes a right-of-way easement when it is no longer necessary for a public right-of-way. "Vanpool" means a highway vehicle with a seating capacity of eight (8) to fifteen (15) persons, including the driver, that is used primarily to transfer a group of three (3) or more employees between home and work. "Variance" means relief from certain provisions of the Land Use Code authorized by the Director or Council after determining that the criteria established for the granting of variances have been satisfied. "Vegetated wall." see "Wall, vegetated" "Vehicle repair, minor." See "Retail sales and services, automotive" under "Sales and services, automotive." "Vehicle repair, major." See "Sales and services, automotive." "Vehicle storage and maintenance" see "Transportation facility." "Very low-income disabled multifamily structure." See "Multifamily structure, very low-income disabled." "Very low-income elderly multifamily structure." See "Multifamily structure, very low-income elderly." "Very low-income elderly/very low-income disabled multifamily structure." See "Multifamily structure, very low-income elderly/very low-income disabled." "Very low-income household." See "Household, very low-income." "Very low-income housing." See "Housing, very low-income." "Vessel repair, major." See "Sales and services, marine." "Vessel repair, minor." See "Sales and services, marine." "Visible" means capable of being seen (whether or not legible) without visual aid by persons of normal visual acuity. "Vocational or fine arts school." See "Institution." "Vulnerable masonry structure" means a structure in specified zones within the University District Regional Center west of 15th Avenue NE or within the Uptown Regional Center that is identified in a Director's rule because it meets criteria for being included on the list of unreinforced masonry structures (URM) identified by SDCI and is also identified in the Department of Neighborhoods' Historic Resource Survey as a structure likely to qualify for nomination as a Seattle Landmark. (Ord. 127375 , § 109, 2025; Ord. 125432 , § 18, 2017; Ord. 125267 , § 41, 2017; Ord. 122935, § 23, 2009; Ord. 122311 , § 100, 2006.)