45th — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Avondale Park involved the acquisition of 40 acres for development as a community park.

45th Legislative District

Woodinville, Redmond, and Duvall

Projects Funded

Avondale Park - Redmond Parks & Rec Dept - $331,046

Bonlie Development Rights Acquisition - County of King - King County - $314,800

Cherry Creek Acquisitions - Dept of Natural Resources - Dept of Natural Resources - $265,000

Civic Sports Fields Renovation - City of Woodinville - City of Woodinville - $300,000

Cottage Lake Park, Ph. 1 - King Co Parks & Rec - $300,000

Eastside Trail Acq. - North Segment - King County - $1,218,785

Juanita Bay Park Expansion - City of Kirkland - $200,000

Juanita Beach Park Redevelop - Phase 1 - City of Kirkland - City of Kirkland - $500,000

Juel Property Acquisition - Redmond Parks & Rec Dept - $80,311

McCormick Riverfront Park Ph.1 - City of Duvall - $65,520

McCrory Lyford Acquisition - City of Kirkland - $510,000

Moss Lake Acquisition - King Co Parks & Rec - $1,250,000

Upper Bear Creek Conservation Area - King Co Parks & Rec - $467,546

Wilmot Park - City of Woodinville - $300,000

Woodinville Green Gateway (Wilmot Park) - City of Woodinville - $495,500

Avondale Park: Acquisition of 40 acres for future development as a community...; 47.69 -122.08
Civic Sports Fields Renovation: This project will renovate and expand a former 1970's era...; 47.75 -122.16
Cottage Lake Park, Ph. 1: This proposal is the Phase 1 development of King County's...; 47.76 -122.08
Juanita Bay Park Expansion: Acquisition of 2.22 acres of undeveloped waterfront property adjacent to...; 47.7 -122.21
Juanita Beach Park Redevelop - Phase 1: The goal of this project is to improve public access...; 47.7 -122.22
Juel Property Acquisition: This project will acquire 38 acres to be used for...; 47.7 -122.09
McCormick Riverfront Park Ph.1: This project in King County includes the construciton of 2,200...; 47.74 -121.99
McCrory Lyford Acquisition: Project involves the acquisition of approximately 36.5 acres of habitat...; 47.7 -122.21
Moss Lake Acquisition: Acquisition of approximately 350 acres; 150 acres of wetlands and...; 47.7 -121.85
Bonlie Development Rights Acquisition: The goal of this project is to purchase the development...; 47.66 -121.91
Cherry Creek Acquisitions: This project will allow the Department of Natural Resources (DNR)...; 47.77 -121.84
Upper Bear Creek Conservation Area: This 94 acre aquatic land acquisition establishes a key linkage...; 47.73 -122.08
Wilmot Park: The development of Wilmot Park will create a 5.3 acre...; 47.75 -122.17
Woodinville Green Gateway (Wilmot Park): This acquisition secures a parcel that will be the new...; 47.75 -122.17

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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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