Little Saigon Park Development

Fall 2019

Seattle Parks and Recreation appreciates all the input we have received on the park design.  To view the design here.

We need additional input and an understanding on how the neighborhood access Lam's Seafood because some of their parking will be impacted. A new park is being built where the parking lot is located across the street on King Street. Lam's customers and the neighborhood will be able to enjoy the new park but will no longer have parking in that area. We would like to hear from our customers how the parking changes may impact them and what we can do to help.

Simplified Chinese Language Lam's Seafood 顾客调查 Customer Survey
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TraditionalChineseLittleSaigon  

Vietnamese Khảo Sát Khách Hàng của Lam's Seafood Customer Survey
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VietnameseLittleSaigon  

English Lam's Seafood Customer Survey
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EnglishLittleSaigon

The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS), in partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR), thank all the artists that submitted a proposal for the public art installation for the new park.   We are in the selection process and anticipate announcing the artist in early 2020. Please watch this site for updates.

Thank you to everyone who attended the final community engagement opportunity on July 14, 2019. We appreciate the feedback from all who stopped by to see the design for the new park we will build at 1224 South King Street.

On March 1, 2019, Friends of Little Saigon hosted an engagement opportunity at the Tet Celebration at JW Architects. Approximately 80 adults and children attended the event. Design and construction documentation will be complete in 2019 with construction beginning in 2020.

Thank you to everyone who attended the first public meeting August 26, 2018 at the Festi-Roll event and the open house style public meeting on November 1, 2018. Approximately 40 community members stopped by the open house to review three concept designs proposed for the new park and provide feedback. Presentations, notes and other meeting documents may be viewed below.

After working closely with the community to identify possible new park locations, SPR purchased the .27-acre site in 2013 to provide the neighborhood access to more open space in this urban area. The design will provide a connection between King and Jackson streets and will incorporate accessibility features in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. SPR will work with the community on the design and encourages community participation.