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Green Lake Open Space (Linden Orchard Park) Acquisition Pro Parks Project Information

NW corner of Linden Ave N and N 67th St

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PROJECT STATUS

EVENTS:

The grand opening of the park was held in June 2004.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Donald Harris, Property and Acquisition Services Manager

Seattle Parks and Recreation
800 Maynard Avenue South, 3rd Floor
Seattle, WA 98134-1336

206-684-8018

donald.harris@seattle.gov

Thank you, Seattle! This Pro Parks Levy acquisition project is complete.

Seattle Parks and Recreation acquired this site in September 2001 with funding from the Pro Parks Levy, King County Conservation Futures Tax, and the Washington State IAC program.

The community then began planning for park and community garden improvements to the site. In March 2004, the park was officially named Linden Orchard Park, and a grand opening was held in June 2004. For more information, see the webpage for the Levy's development project at this site.

LOCATION	NW corner of Linden Ave N and N 67th St
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Parks acquisition of the property at the northwest corner of Linden Ave N and N 67th St was completed on September 6, 2001.

The property appears to be a last remaining portion of an original homestead in the Green Lake Phinney neighborhood, and its preservation was a very high priority for the community. The property is one-third of an acre in size.

With Pro Parks funding, and significant matching funds that were raised by the community, the park was developed and a grand opening was held on June 19, 2004.

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COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION

In addition to funds for acquisition, the Pro Parks Levy provided about $60,000 for park development of the site, and the community raised funds for additional park improvements. For more information, see Friends of Linden Orchard.

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