Skybridge over Westlake Ave N and N Galer St Skybridge 행정규칙(Director’s Rule)에 대해, 한국어로 제안된 업데이트 및 공개 의견 제출 기간에 대한 정보를 원하시면 publicspace@seattle.gov 으로이메일을 보내 주십시오.
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Moving throughout our city doesn’t always happen on ground level.
Skybridges are above-grade connections for people walking or rolling that are over streets and alleys. There are three types of skybridges in Seattle:
- Fully accessible to the public at all times, like the skybridge over N Westlake Ave, pictured above
- Semi-public that connects uses such as hospitals, stores, and hotels
- Completely private connections that are not accessible to the public
Today we posted a draft of the Skybridge Director’s Rule that is open for public comment. This draft updates an existing Director’s Rule and doesn’t change the policy on which skybridges are evaluated.
We revised the existing Skybridge Director’s Rule to:
- Simplify the language and provide clear information on the process and criteria the City uses to evaluate skybridge applications
- Better define the our role as well as those of the Skybridge Review Committee (a City interdepartmental team) and the Seattle Design Commission (an advisory body comprised of architecture, engineering, and design professionals)
- Change the term of the permit from three 10-year terms to an initial 15-year initial term, and one 15-year renewal
- Provide guidance on what constitutes a public benefit and provide approved examples
Skybridges are approved by City Council while we manage the permitting process and administer the permit.
We’re currently accepting comments on the draft Director’s Rule. The public comment period runs for two weeks between May 23, 2021 and June 7, 2021.
Comments may be submitted online or by email at publicspace@seattle.gov.