Seattle Metro CouncilCB 121341In Committee

This legislation proposes an amendment to the Seattle Municipal Code to specify how penalty revenues from violations of the City's Do Not Solicit policy by residential property owners are to be used. It aims to address unfair housing practices by regulating the allocation of these penalty funds. The bill is currently under committee review.

An ordinance relating to unfair housing practices; amending Section 14.08.042 of the Seattle Municipal Code to prescribe the use of penalty revenue generated from violations of the City’s Do Not Solicit policy for residential property owners.

Introduced 10/12/2026Select Budget CommitteeCouncil Bill (CB)

What it does

  • 1Amends Section 14.08.042 of the Seattle Municipal Code
  • 2Prescribes the use of penalty revenue generated from violations of the Do Not Solicit policy
  • 3Targets residential property owners violating the Do Not Solicit policy

This legislation proposes an amendment to the Seattle Municipal Code to specify how penalty revenues from violations of the City's Do Not Solicit policy by residential property owners are to be used. It aims to address unfair housing practices by regulating the allocation of these penalty funds. The bill is currently under committee review.

Affects
Residential property owners in SeattleSeattle City CouncilCity departments responsible for enforcement of Do Not Solicit policy

Activity timeline

2 of 2
  • Status changed
    Impact 30

    CB 121341: Introduction & Referral Ready → In Committee

  • Action
    Impact 15

    CB 121341 introduced (Council Bill (CB))

Legislative history

11/10/2026
City Council
The Council Bill (CB) was referred to the Select Budget Committee.
11/9/2026
Council President's Office
The Council Bill (CB) was sent for review. to the Select Budget Committee
10/29/2026
City Clerk
Referred without comment

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