Developer applies to turn old Leilani Lanes site into retail-commercial building

by | May 26, 2011

Seattleā€™s Department of Planning and Development is holding an Early Design Guidance Meeting for a development proposed for the old Leilani Lanes site at 10201 Greenwood Ave. N. on June 13. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. at the Ballard High School Library. The public is welcome to comment.
The developer is proposing a three-story structure with approximately 250 residential units, four live/work units, and 4,000 square feet of commercial space, plus a 200-space underground parking garage.
The site is zoned C1-40 (Commercial, with height limits of 40 feet).

Leilani Lanes opened in 1961, closed in 2006, and was torn down in 2007. A 2008 development proposal went nowhere.

Recent Posts

Take 5 Urban Market destroyed in gas explosion, seeking help

Take 5 Urban Market destroyed in gas explosion, seeking help

Seeking committee members for the Phinney Ridge Artistic Intersection Project

Seeking committee members for the Phinney Ridge Artistic Intersection Project

Bells of the Sounds Spring Concert this Sunday

Bells of the Sounds Spring Concert this Sunday