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Major Maintenance Project Information
Lower Woodland PF Field #2 Lighting Replacement

 

Address: Green Lake Way N. & N. 50th St.


Aerial View of
Lower Woodland Fields


Lower Woodland
Schematic Design(PDF)

Current Status

The community involvement phase for this project is complete. Construction is scheduled to begin in Sept. and end in Oct.

Project Description

Budget: $470,000
Construction begins: Third Quarter 2007
Project complete: Fourth Quarter 2007

This project replaces poles and brackets, luminaries (light fixtures, lamps, and hoods) and electrical controls equipment for a complete new lighting system. This system will be tied into an automated control system for all of the sports fields at lower Woodland Playfield. Miller Playfield and Loyal Heights Playfield. This program is part of a six-year plan to renovate ballfield lighting and fields throughout the parks system.

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Updated November 16, 2010

More Information

Kim Baldwin
800 Maynard Ave S
Suite 300
SEattle, WA 98134
206-615-0810
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