This project renovates the Sunset Beach swimming area, including replacement of sand, improved turf and curbing, new ADA swimming access, new children's interpretive feature, and shoreline restoration required for wetland mitigation. Design of this project is almost complete. Requested funds will complete construction documents, permitting, and construction. Sunset Beach was constructed in 1951. Despite fixes to essential structures and utilities, the area's life expectancy has been surpassed. The once enormously popular swimming area is virtually unusable. Sand areas are overgrown with weeds and the underwater substrate is pocked with sink holes. The park advisory committee selected Sunset Beach as the park's highest renovation priority. Renovation will draw more of the park's 1.2 million annual visitors from the state's largest metropolitan area back to a restored, more durable beach and provide them a highly demanded swimming opportunity on Lake Sammamish. This project is a key element of the park's master plan that is strongly supported by the public. Public participation included establishing a park advisory committee and included numerous public workshops, presentations to civic groups, and an online survey of local community and stakeholders (1,000 respondents). A public design workshop indicated specific support for this project.