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Curated from another sourceTwo Days Left on Denny Blaine
Following a July court decision that preserved Denny Blaine Park as a legal clothing-optional space, Seattle Parks is creating a specific user plan and code of conduct. Although the park was recently recognized by the Seattle City Council for its historical significance to the LGBTQ+ community, the practical daily regulations are still being decided. The public has until Friday, October 9, to submit feedback on rules regarding signage, boundary lines for clothing-optional areas, and how staff handle complaints.
Image: Planet NudeWhy it matters
This matters to naturists because the upcoming public feedback deadline directly influences the future rules, boundaries, and management of a legally protected clothing-optional beach.