Maritime Manufacturing and Logistics (MML) zone, function, and locational criteria
Seattle Mun. Code § 23.34.097
in effectA. Function. An existing industrial area with a concentration of core and legacy industrial and maritime uses including manufacturing, warehousing, shipping, and logistics activities, and is well served with truck, rail, and maritime or freight infrastructure. B. Locational criteria. Maritime Manufacturing and Logistics zone designation is most appropriate in areas within Seattle's Manufacturing/Industrial Centers (MICs) that are generally flat and have any of the following characteristics: 1. Areas with proximity to rail or freight infrastructure; 2. Areas with proximity to the shoreline, deep-water ports, and water bodies; or 3. Areas around existing clusters of industrial or maritime suppliers and services. (Ord. 126862 , § 3, 2023.)
Source: Seattle Municipal Code (Municode library)URL: https://library.municode.com/wa/seattle/codes/municipal_codeFetched: 7/25/2026