The City's Department of Design, Construction and Land Use has launched new online features that allow for much more efficient public access to information about Seattle properties via the Internet.
The core of the improved service is an online mapping feature that allows the user to create individualized maps for specific properties.
Beginning with an address, street intersections or common names of well-known properties, users can manipulate the City of Seattle's Geographical Information System to create a printable map with several layers of detail.
Among other options, the maps can be built to include streets, parcels, building outlines, zoning, environmental critical areas, shoreline designations and city-owned properties. Also available are 1993 and 1999 aerial photos of property.
From the same GIS map page, the user can also print a property data sheet that provides property information, including such King County Assessor data as assessed value and property sale transactions. In addition, the new offering allows a user to locate a specific construction project and link from there directly to the maps page.
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