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Eagle Landing Park has two acres of tidelands and five acres of wooded uplands.

Eagle Landing Park Acq & Dev

WWRP Applicant: Burien Parks & Recreation
RCO Project Number: 00-1439
County: King 
Legislative District: 34th 
WWRP Category: Water Access
WWRP Grant: $373,113
Applicant Match: $373,114
Recipient Match: $373,114
Project Type: Combined
Acres Protected: 7
Date Funded: 2001

Description:

This project is to acquire and develop Branson Beach Park, a 7 acre site on Puget Sound with 277 feet of undeveloped shoreline, 2 acres of tidelands and 5 acres of wooded uplands. The tidelands are undeveloped, healthy, support a wide array of marine wildlife, are well separated from commercial and residential development and are well suited to provide saltwater access and recreation in a natural setting. Compatible recreation activities include beachcombing, kayak waypoint, picnicking, viewing marine wildlife, marine traffic and the Olympic Mountains. Branson Beach Park is well situated to provide convenient shoreline access to those arriving by foot, bicycle or automobile with access from both the east and south sides of the property. The upland portion of the site provides a good opportunity for parking and restroom facilities. In keeping with the natural setting, park ammenities will be designed to blend in with the environment and require minimal maintenance. Branson Beach Park is a wonderful opportunity to meet goals established in Burien's Parks Master Plan and to secure saltwater access and shoreline recreation in a natural setting for generations to come. The time to act is ripe as the land is in imminent danger of being subdivided and sold as residential building lots.

Red Marker Eagle Landing Park Acq & Dev

This project is to acquire and develop Branson Beach Park, a 7 acre site on Puget Sound with 277 feet of undeveloped shoreline, 2 acres of tidelands and 5 acres of wooded uplands. The tidelands are undeveloped, healthy, support a wide array of marine wildlife, are well separated from commercial and residential development and are well suited to provide saltwater access and recreation in a natural setting. Compatible recreation activities include beachcombing, kayak waypoint, picnicking, viewing marine wildlife, marine traffic and the Olympic Mountains. Branson Beach Park is well situated to provide convenient shoreline access to those arriving by foot, bicycle or automobile with access from both the east and south sides of the property. The upland portion of the site provides a good opportunity for parking and restroom facilities. In keeping with the natural setting, park ammenities will be designed to blend in with the environment and require minimal maintenance. Branson Beach Park is a wonderful opportunity to meet goals established in Burien's Parks Master Plan and to secure saltwater access and shoreline recreation in a natural setting for generations to come. The time to act is ripe as the land is in imminent danger of being subdivided and sold as residential building lots.

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Location:
From I-5, take SR 518 west until it terminates at 1st Avenue South. Continue straight (west) on SW 148th Street until it terminates at Lake Burien School Park. Turn left on 16th Avenue SW, take the next right onto SW 149th Street and follow it until it terminates at the intersection with 25th Avenue SW. The proposed Branson Beach Park property can be accessed by trail from this location.

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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