Maple Leaf building permits — week of September 14, 2026
Building and land-use permits published for Maple Leaf the week of September 14, 2026, from the City of Seattle SDCI datasets.
In the week of September 14, 2026, Maple Leaf logged 5 permits — 2 newly filed and 3 newly issued — across Seattle's building and land-use permitting, representing an estimated $1.3M in construction value. The largest project on file was “Change of use from general retail sales and services to restaurant per land use code. Co…” — a $500k–2M job. Most activity fell in the $100k–500k range.
- 2
- New applications
- 3
- Issued permits
- 5
- Total permits
- $1.3M
- Est. project value
Projects by value band
Notable projects
Owner names and mailing addresses are available to subscribers.
Change of use from general retail sales and services to restaurant per land use code. Construct tenant improvements for restaurant (Shake Shack) occupy per plans
Construct MIDDLE one-family dwelling per plan. Shoring included. [Allow housing for new detached dwelling units per land use code. Construct one-family dwellings per plan. Shoring included. Existing one-family dwelling to remain. Review and processing for (2) construction records under 7086167-CN.]
Construct NORTH one-family dwelling per plan. [Allow housing for new detached dwelling units per land use code. Construct one-family dwellings per plan. Shoring included. Existing one-family dwelling to remain. Review and processing for (2) construction records under 7086167-CN.]
Construct interior non-structural alterations at 3rd level exam room (Rm 3-392) 3rd level IVT room (Rm 3-339) and 5th level admin room (Rm 5-504) for medical office building [NORTHGATE PLAZE] subject to field inspection [STFI].
Land Use Application to subdivide one development site into three unit lots. The construction of residential units is under Project #7095207-CN and 7138528-CN. This subdivision of property is only for the purpose of allowing sale or lease of the unit lots. Development standards will be applied to the original parcel and not to each of the new unit lots.
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