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The purchase of 32 acres of land located near the center of a State Park on the Miller Peninsula will provide needed outdoor recreation space for local residents.
Miller Peninsula - Pacific Aerospace
WWRP Applicant:
State Parks
RCO Project Number:
02-1177
County:
Clallam
Legislative District:
24th
WWRP Account:
Outdoor Recreation
WWRP Category:
State Parks
WWRP Grant:
$920,351
Project Type:
Acquisition
Acres Protected:
32
Date Funded:
2005
Description:
Purchase 32 acres of land located near the center of State Park on the Miller Peninsula. The property is zoned heavy industrial. The existing industry [Pacific Aerospace and Electronics Inc] uses explosives to fuse metals. This is an extremely conflicting use to the public enjoyment of the park. We are planning to start initial development of the park in 2003-2005. We are anticipating this property will house core facilities for this park as well as the other state parks on the Olympic Peninsula
Location:
Take Hwy 101 West towards Sequim. Past Discovery Bay turn North on Diamond Point Road. About 2 miles down the road turn left on a road leading to Pacific Aerospace. (Sign by Diamond Point Road still says North West Technical Industries which is what it was called before they merged with Pacific Aerospace). Drive 1.3 miles to the end of that road and you have reached the most developed portion of Pacific Aerospace Property.
Take Hwy 101 West towards Sequim. Past Discovery Bay turn North on Diamond Point Road. About 2 miles down the road turn left on a road leading to Pacific Aerospace. (Sign by Diamond Point Road still says North West Technical Industries which is what it was called before they merged with Pacific Aerospace). Drive 1.3 miles to the end of that road and you have reached the most developed portion of Pacific Aerospace Property.
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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