In December 2003, the city of Seattle finalized the Urban Blueprint for Habitat Protection and Restoration. The Urban Blueprint analyzes what chinook salmon do as they move through Seattle, and helps identify the actions needed to protect them.

This report is the third in a series which is meant to document and explain the developing science of salmon recovery in Seattle.

The following documents are in Adobe PDF format.

• • Title Page
• • Table of Contents
• • Reader's Guide

• • Recovery Policy Framework
• • Scientific Methodology
• • Map: Historic Shoreline Alterations

• • Lake Washington
  Map: Lake Washington Shoreline
  
  
• • Lake Union and the Ship Canal
  Map: Lake Union and the Ship Canal
  
  
• • Chittenden Locks/Salmon Bay/ Elliott Bay
  Aerial Photo: Fish Passage Improvement Projects
  
  
• • Duwamish Estuary
  Map: Duwamish Waterway
  
  
• • Marine Nearshore Environment
  Map: Puget Sound Nearshore

• • Strategy

• • Land Use and Development Regulations
  Tables: Review Requirements and Permits
  
  
• • Seattle's Stormwater Management Program

• • Cedar, Tolt, Skagit, & Pend Oreille Watersheds

• • Seattle Public Utilities Urban Creeks Watershed Analysis
• • Comment Letters in Response to the 2001 Draft Urban Blueprint
• • Glossary