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Lake City Mini Park Development Pro Parks Project Information

Location: 12363 Lake City Way NE

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EVENTS:

A grand opening celebration was held in October 2005 in conjunction with the opening of the Lake City Civic Core.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Lynn Sullivan, Project Manager
800 Maynard Ave S. 3rd Floor
Seattle, WA 98134
206-733-9105

lynn.sullivan@seattle.gov

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PROJECT STATUS

Thank you Seattle. The Pro Parks Levy project at Lake City Mini Park is complete!

This is an award winning project!

The project was honored with a 2007 Washington Aggregates and Concrete Association Architectural Concrete Award. The new park features colored concrete paving with bands of previous concrete that interconnect throughout the property.
> more about the award

Benches will be added as money becomes available; planning, design, and construction comprised most of the project's Levy funding.

The contractor was Gary Merlino Construction, and the designer was JGM Landscape Architects.

LOCATION	12363 Lake City Way NE
BUDGET	The Pro Parks Levy provides approximately $340,000 project costs for planning, design and construction.
SCHEDULE	Planning:Spring-Early Fall 2003 Design:Fall 2003 Construction:Dec 2004 thru March 2005 Completion:In April 2005

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Construction resulted in the demolition of all existing structures except for a portion of the planter wall running along the adjacent property to the south and the historic bank entrance. New festive paving was installed with a cluster of five trees and landscaping.

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COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION

The Pro Parks Levy states, "Make improvements to park including addressing the concrete wall and other park features." Parks met with the North Neighborhoods Stewardship Group, Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce and Rotary to solicit ideas about improving the park. Ideas included: reducing or removing the wall along NE 123rd St, replacing the landscaping with plants that allow more visibility into the site; adding ground level landscaping and trees for shade; and retaining the entry arch.

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