A Seattle judge has ordered the city to address public nudity and sexual acts occurring at Denny Blaine Park, a location historically known as a nude beach. The judge gave the city a two-week deadline to develop and implement a plan to curb indecent conduct at the park, warning that failure to do so could result in the park's closure. While public nudity is currently legal in Seattle, the ruling specifically targets the ongoing issues of lewd behavior at this site. The City Council has recently approved new penalties to combat graffiti, indicating broader efforts to address public order concerns. The future status of nudity at Denny Blaine Park remains uncertain following the judge's directive.