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Seattle Mun. Code § 23.84A.026
in effect"NC zone." See "Zone, neighborhood commercial." "Neighborhood center" means an area designated as a neighborhood center in the Seattle Comprehensive Plan. "Nonconforming to development standards" means a structure, site, or development that met applicable development standards at the time it was built or established, but that does not now conform to one or more of the applicable development standards. A nonconformity to development standards may also be created by the division of land due to condemnation or sale under threat of condemnation by an agency or division of government vested with the power of condemnation. If a sale is made under threat of condemnation, such threat must be evidenced by the government agency filing an affidavit so stating with the King County Auditor. Development standards include, but are not limited to height, setbacks, lot coverage, lot area, number and location of parking spaces, open space, density, screening and landscaping, lighting, maximum size of nonresidential uses, maximum size of non-industrial use, view corridors, sidewalk width, amenity features, street-level use requirements, street facade requirements, and floor area ratios. "Nonconforming use." See "Use, nonconforming." "Non-household sales and services." See "Sales and services, heavy." "Nonresidential structure" means a structure containing no residential uses. "Nursing home." See "Residential use." (Ord. 127375 , § 105, 2025; Ord. 127228 , § 35, 2025; Ord. 122311 , § 100, 2006.)
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