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This project will acquire 38 acres to be used for youth and community athletic fields and will also expand Redmond's Farrel McWhirter Park.

Juel Property Acquisition

WWRP Applicant: Redmond Parks & Rec Dept
RCO Project Number: 01-1117
County: King 
Legislative District: 45th 
WWRP Category: Local Parks
WWRP Grant: $80,311
Applicant Match: $1,602,000
Recipient Match: $1,602,000
Project Type: Acquisition
Date Funded: 2002

Description:

This project will acquire 38 acres to be used for youth and community athletic fields. The acquisition will also expand Redmond's Farrel-McWhirter Park and provide parking for the regional Puget Power Trail. The Juel family agreed to sell their property to the city for only $400,000 - a donation of over $1.6 million - as long as the site provides future athletic ballfields for children. The city is excited for the opportunity to acquire this property that will fill a well documented need for active park lands within the City of Redmond. Future proposed elements would include ballfields, sports courts (tennis, basketball, volleyball), restroom/concession building, parking, picnic shelters, community pea patch areas, and trails.

Red Marker Juel Property Acquisition

This project will acquire 38 acres to be used for youth and community athletic fields. The acquisition will also expand Redmond's Farrel-McWhirter Park and provide parking for the regional Puget Power Trail. The Juel family agreed to sell their property to the city for only $400,000 - a donation of over $1.6 million - as long as the site provides future athletic ballfields for children. The city is excited for the opportunity to acquire this property that will fill a well documented need for active park lands within the City of Redmond. Future proposed elements would include ballfields, sports courts (tennis, basketball, volleyball), restroom/concession building, parking, picnic shelters, community pea patch areas, and trails.

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Location:
Go north on SR 520 to Redmond. Continue north on Avondale Road to NE 116th Street. Turn right (east) and go to 18815 NE 116th Street. Property is on right (south) side of roadway.

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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