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Seward Park Vegetation Management Plan

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Address: 5902 Lake Washington Blvd. S > directions
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The Seward Park Vegetation Management Plan addresses the vegetative resources of one of Seattle’s finest green spaces, home to the largest remaining conifer forest in the city. Because Seward Park encompasses both a unique, 212-acre peninsula in Lake Washington, and richly varied landscapes and native vegetation, it is considered one of the jewels of our region. Seward Park also serves as the southern anchor for a comprehensive park and boulevard system planned by the Olmsted Brothers in 1903, a key part of Seattle’s landscape heritage.

Seward Park Vegetation Management Plan (PDF 501k)
     Addendum A (PDF 1.6M)
     Addendum B (PDF 3.2M)
     Addendum C (PDF 126k)
     Addendum D (PDF 153k)
     Addendum E (PDF 88k)
     Addendum F (PDF 896k)
     Addendum G (PDF 52k)
     Addendum H (PDF 27k)
     Addendum I (PDF 15k)
     Addendum J (PDF 64k)
     Addendum K (PDF 455k)
     Addendum L (PDF 19k)
     Addendum M (PDF 723k)
     Addendum N (PDF 146k)