Observed arrival · 2026-08-28
plat.house: Bellevue’s land-use evidence file
A reproducible research site examining housing supply, parking rules, and land use in Bellevue and the Eastside using public records.
Field notes
The project compares parcel-level and census-level records with local policy claims, drawing on assessor, GIS, Census, school, public-health, and legislative sources. Its homepage identifies specific analytical fault lines: a parking requirement set against car ownership, a comparison of family-sized housing rules in Wilburton and BelRed, and missing attachments in a public land-use archive. Several findings carry correction labels, and a dedicated corrections link is visible.
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