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The City of Mercer Island acquired 21 acres of wooded ravine in central Mercer Island to remain in its natural state for open space and wildlife habitat purposes.

41st Legislative District

Bellevue and Mercer Island

Projects Funded

Cougar Mtn - Squak Mtn Wildlife Corridor - City of Issaquah - $500,000

DOT Property - City of Newcastle - $225,279

Eastside Trail Acq - South Segment - King County - $2,000,000

Enatai Beach Park Ph I - Bellevue Parks & Comm Serv - $300,000

Lake Boren Park - City of Newcastle - $268,063

May Creek Trail 1991 - Renton Parks Department - $169,200

May Creek Trail 1994 - Renton Parks Department - $90,574

May Creek Trail Addition - City of Newcastle - $267,915

Mercer Slough Habitat - Bellevue Parks & Comm Serv - $124,855

Meydenbauer Bay Acquisition - City of Bellevue - $500,000

Meydenbauer Bay Waterfront Acquisition - City of Bellevue - $246,604

Open Space Acquisition - Mercer Island Parks & Rec Dept - $1,000,000

Peltola Property Acquisition - South I-90 - Bellevue Parks & Comm Serv - $52,913

South of I-90 Robertson Acquisition - Bellevue Parks & Comm Serv - $406,600

Squak Mountain 1991 - State Parks - $288,034

Squak Mountain 1994 - State Parks - $1,032,431

Squak Mountain 1996 - State Parks - $2,200,000

Squak Mtn Section 9 Ph 2 - State Parks - $491,781

Squak Mtn Trailhead - State Parks - $176,439

Wilburton Property Acquistion - City of Bellevue - $500,000

WHAT IS THE WWRP?

The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.

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