In most cases, information about a complaint, including the identities of the complainants, is considered a public record and is subject to release, upon request, under the provisions of the Washington State Public Disclosure Act, Chapter 42.17 RCW.

There is no specific number of cars per household. The public can park on a the street in a fixed location for up to 72 hours provided the vehicle is licensed and operable. However, it is not lawful to move a vehicle from one location to another location in an effort to avoid compliance with this parking requirement.

You should consult the Homeowners’ Association for the subdivision or an attorney as this is a private legal dispute and the municipality has no jurisdiction.

Boundary line disputes are personal legal matters and are not within the jurisdiction of the municipality. You should consult an attorney or your title company to assist you.

According to our City Code and the 2006 International Building Codes, it is against the law to live in a garage. If a garage is converted into living space a permit is required to ensure all life and safety issues have been addressed.