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Bitter Lake Reservoir Park Enhancements
Project Information

 

Location: Linden Avenue North and North 143rd Street


Project Status

Spring 2012
Parks is currently preparing construction documents for the play area and new plantings near the art piece. The lay out and circulation of the p-patch has been integrated with the play area to create the best use of space and flow through the site. The play area will feature exciting new play equipment and benches for guardians to watch. It will meet current ADA accessibility standards and safety standards. Most importantly, it will provide a safe and fun environment for the community.

This Department of Neighborhoods (DON) Parks and Green Spaces Levy funded P-Patch project will be built by Seattle Conservation Corps in coordination with DON and community volunteers. Please contact Laura Raymond for more details, 206-615-1787, and visit the DON P-Patch Community Gardens website.

Please see the meeting comments and presentation boards below for more information.


LOCATION
Linden Avenue North and North 143rd Street
BUDGET
The Opportunity Fund allocates $287,000 for planning, design and construction of this project.

Source: 2008 Parks & Green Spaces Levy Opportunity Fund Ord. #122749
2011 Council Bill # 117122
SCHEDULE
Planning: Complete
Design: September 2011 – July 2012
Construction: August 2012 – October 2012
Completion: November 2012

Project Description

This project was selected for the first round of Parks and Green Spaces Levy Opportunity Funding. The application receivedYou will need adobe acrobat reader to view this document. in this community-initiated process is a preliminary concept and the final design may be constrained by the project budget. All projects will go through Park’s public involvement procedure which includes public meetings and community input. They will also go through an internal Parks process to ensure the most effective implementation.

The overarching goal for this project is to provide a park-like atmosphere and useable amenities for the estimated 3,000+ residents living in apartments and condominiums near the Bitter Lake Reservoir.

A new children’s play area will be designed to fit between the new P-patch and the existing plaza.

Funding CONDITIONAL: A comprehensive design plan must be developed and approved by Parks and Seattle Public Utilities that includes the Department of Neighborhoods P-patch proposal before any elements are constructed.


Community Participation

Public Meeting 7/23/11

Public Meeting 9/28/11



Important Links


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Updated March 22, 2012

Events

There are no events scheduled at this time.

For More Information

Kim Baldwin
800 Maynard Ave S
Suite 300
Seattle, WA 98134
206-615-0810
kim.baldwin@seattle.gov

Schematic Site Plan
Schematic Site Plan
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Meeting 2 Presentation Boards
Meeting 2 Presentation Boards
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Existing Plaza
Existing Plaza


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