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This proposal assumes acquisition of five parcels totaling 120 acres.

2007-2009 Inholdings

WWRP Applicant: State Parks
RCO Project Number: 06-1669
Recipient: State Parks
County: Skagit 
Legislative District: 10th 
WWRP Category: State Parks
WWRP Grant: $750,000
Project Type: Acquisition
Date Funded: 2007

Description:

From time-to-time during the biennium State Parks learns of desirable properties located adjacent to or actually within the boundaries of a park. Some of these properties are small and consequently may not compete well during a competitive grant process. Others require immediate response in order to acquire the property. This proposal assumes acquisition of five parcels totaling 120 acres. In the past, funds from Inholding grants have been used to purchase property to remove undesirable neighbors (tavern) from a park, to obtain legal access to a park, to acquire desirable property listed with a real estate agent, and/or to acquire sites with high natural resources value. Since the '95-'97 biennium State Parks has sought $500,000 in each budget for inholdings; due to the steady increase in land values, this biennium's request is for $750,000.

Red Marker 2007-2009 Inholdings

From time-to-time during the biennium State Parks learns of desirable properties located adjacent to or actually within the boundaries of a park. Some of these properties are small and consequently may not compete well during a competitive grant process. Others require immediate response in order to acquire the property. This proposal assumes acquisition of five parcels totaling 120 acres. In the past, funds from Inholding grants have been used to purchase property to remove undesirable neighbors (tavern) from a park, to obtain legal access to a park, to acquire desirable property listed with a real estate agent, and/or to acquire sites with high natural resources value. Since the '95-'97 biennium State Parks has sought $500,000 in each budget for inholdings; due to the steady increase in land values, this biennium's request is for $750,000.

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Location:
Ben Ure Island is located near Deception Pass State Park in Skagit/Island counties and is accessed by boat.

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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