Administrative records of Georgetown filed with the City Clerk. Includes bids and proposals, specifications, correspondence, city officials' reports, franchises, petitions, and oaths of office. The bulk of records relate to local improvements, extension of city services, and franchise administration.

An ordinance vacating all of that certain alley extending through Block (4) four in Montana Addition to the City of Columbia, King County, Washington according to the recorded plat thereof.

An Ordinance vacating a strip of land six feet wide on the southerly side of Howard Street from Rainier Avenue 106 feet westerly.

An Ordinance providing for the vacation of Alki Avenue where the same passes along and across tracts 30 and 31 West Seattle Five Acres Tracts, the said tracts now being platted as a portion of Stewart's Addition to West Seattle.

An Ordinance vacating certain portions of Railroad Avenue and Maine Street in the Town of West Seattle and providing for the dedication in lieu thereof by the Seattle & San Francisco Railway & Navigation Company of a public highway 100 feet in width through Block 71 of the Third Plat of West Seattle and Blocks 443 and 444 of Seattle Tide Lands.

An ordinance regulating re-platting and vacation of plats.

An ordinance vacating all of that portion of Lake Avenue, in the City of Columbia, lying between "F" Street and "D" Street, in Maynard's Lake Washington Addition to the City of Seattle, except that portion lying within "E" Street.

An Ordinance vacating that portion of Railroad Avenue lying between Blocks 431 and 443 of Seattle Tide Lands.

An ordinance vacating a portion of Valley Road and the alley in Block Forty-nine (49) of the Town of South Park.

An ordinance vacating the alley on the west side of Lot 216 and between it and lots lettered A, B, C, D and E all in Block 9 of the plat of Columbia and accepting a conveyance from D. C. Brown and Arlettie Brown, his wife, to a strip of land 14 feet wide off from the south side of lot lettered E in Block 9 of the Plat of Columbia in King County, Washington, and dedicating the same to the use of the public for an alley.

An ordinance vacating the alley lying on the east side of Lot 277 and between it and lots lettered A, B, C, and D, all in Block 16 of the plat of Columbia and accepting a conveyance from H. H. A. Hastings and Minnie M. Hastings, his wife, of fourteen feet off from the north side of lot lettered "E" in Block 16 to be used as an alley and dedicating the same as an alley.

An Ordinance vacating all that portion of Oak Street in the City of West Seattle, King County, Washington, lying between Blocks Eight (8) and Nine (9) of the First Plat of the West Seattle by West Seattle Land & Improvement Company as said Oak Street is laid out and designated upon the official plat of said First Plat of West Seattle on file and of recorded in the office of the Auditor of said King County.

An ordinance vacating the alley lying on the west side of lot number 155 and between it and lots lettered F, G, H and J, all in Block 6 of the plat of Columbia and accepting a conveyance from G. S. Dudley and Emma L. Dudley, his wife, of fourteen feet off from the south side of lot lettered "E" in Block 6 to be used as an alley and dedicating the same as an alley.

An ordinance vacating the alley lying on the west side of Lot 288 and between it and lots lettered F, G, H and J, and that the alley lying on the west side of the southwest 62 feet of Lot 276 and between it and lots numbered C, D and the north 14 of Lot "E" all in Block 15 of the plat of Columbia and accepting a conveyance from J. A. Freeman of fourteen feet off from the south side of lot lettered "E" in Block 15 to be used as an alley and dedicating the same as an alley.

An ordinance vacating a portion of Bedford, sometimes called Conover, Street, in Claremont Addition to the City of Seattle.

An Ordinance providing for the vacation of a certain portion of Bateman Street, in The City of Georgetown, King County, Washington.

An Ordinance vacating the original plat of Fred E. Sander's Acre Tracts, in the City of Georgetown, and accepting a replat thereof.

An Ordinance vacating a portion of an alley in Block 7 of King County Addition to the City of Georgetown.

An Ordinance of the City of Georgetown, vacating certain streets, avenues, alleys and public thoroughfares in the City of Georgetown, upon the petition of the Oregon and Washington Railroad Company.

An Ordinance of the City of Georgetown vacating a portion of a certain alley upon the petition of Charles Hale.

An Ordinance vacating a certain alley lying between the west line of First Avenue South and the east lines of Lots thirty-six (36), thirty-seven (37), thirty-eight (38) and thirty-nine (39) in Block Thirty-six (36) of Commercial Street Steam Motor Addition to South Seattle in the City of Georgetown.

An Ordinance vacating certain portions of Commercial Street in the City of Georgetown.

An ordinance vacating certain streets and alleys, lying and being in the north 310 feet of Comet Lodge Cemetery, No. 139, I.O.O.F. of King County, Washington, as recorded in Volume Nine of Plats in the Auditor's Office of King County, Washington.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, grant applications, and studies relating to the Commission's planning function with the greatest emphasis on zoning and central area planning. This series was the City Planning Commission's central file.

Records include correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, and briefing materials to and from City agencies regarding the full range of municipal government activities during Rice's terms as mayor. Topics include municipal facilities, arts and culture, planning, budget and financial issues, and schools and education, among others. Records are arranged chronologically and then by major departments within City government. Constituent correspondence is included in this record series.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and reference materials relating to Benson and topics of particular interest to him. Major subjects include parks and recreation, traffic and transportation, and the Westlake Mall Project, the Downtown Seattle Transit Project, the University District Transportation Program, the Waterfront Streetcar, gun control, land use, and solid waste disposal.