found: Work cat.: Draft environmental impact statement for Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company's multipurpose office building, 1980:cover (Pacific Northwest Bell Multi-Purpose Office Building) p. 1 (multi-use office building and parking garage to house administrative offices and a computer center; site boundaries are NE 4th and NE 6th Streets, and 112th and 110th Avenues NE)
found: City of Bellevue Mapping Services Web site, Nov. 25, 2008:Interactive maps > Search from map > Parcel description (property name: Bellevue City Hall) Sales records (sale date: Dec. 23, 2002; seller name: Qwest Corporation) Commercial bldg (address: 450 110th Ave NE 98004)
found: City of Bellevue home page, Nov. 25, 2008:Find > City buildings (Bellevue City Hall is located at 450 110th Ave NE (NE 4th Street and 110th Ave NE) in downtown Bellevue, near the 6th Street Transit Center and Interstate 405; City Hall)
found: Bellevue City Hall cited for energy efficiency, via BellevueReport.com Web site, viewed Nov. 25, 2008(The distinctive terra cotta and silver City Hall building opened to the public in early 2006. Formerly used to house telephone switching equipment for a telecommunications company, the building underwent extensive renovations. Public safety and other municipal services were consolidated in a central, downtown location at the new City Hall)
found: Virtual globetrotting Web site, Nov. 25, 2008(Bellevue City Hall - Formerly the site of the Qwest Building, the new city hall was opened in early 2006; Former Bellevue City Hall - Sold in 2003, the city was still occupying the space until new city hall (q.v.) opened in 2006)
found: Jones, J.L. Bellevue's future City Hall due for a major makeover, in Puget Sound business journal, Mar. 26, 2004, via WWW, viewed Nov. 25, 2008(After outgrowing its present City Hall, Bellevue decided it would save about 50 million over the cost of new construction by purchasing a 227,000-square-foot office building formerly occupied by Qwest)
found: Part of old Bellevue City Hall property sold for 15.9 million, in Eastside real estate, Aug. 31, 2006, via WWW, viewed Nov. 25, 2008("Leavitt Building in Bellevue was purchased by a joint venture between Mark Weed of Egis Real Estate Services and Michael Barnes for 1 5.9 million. The Leavitt Building was a part of the old Bellevue City Hall Property that auto magnate Michael O'Brien purchased from the City for 24.7 million. He had previously demolished the City Hall Building and adjoining Police Station (formerly the Bellevue Public Library for those who weren't around back then) to make way for the new Lexus dealership building and parking lots")
