Salmon Bay Park Play Area Renovation
Updated: January 12, 2021
Early 2021
Your input is important to us as we move through the design process for the renovation of Salmon Bay Play Area. We incorporated the community's early input (all 350 responses) for the play area renovation project into three concept designs. The project team appreciates your previous input and encourages additional community participation.
Please provide input on three play area concepts and proposed new play equipment (the newly replaced zipline will be retained). To gather your input, we put together a community engagement series. We encourage the community to:
- Watch concept presentation (30 minutes)
https://youtu.be/ecraZ07Gs4E - Participate in survey
https://seattle.surveymonkey.com/r/SalmonBayDesign - Join the online Open House on January 21 at 4:30 p.m.
http://bit.ly/SalmonBayOpenHouse
This is a Webex meeting and can be joined from your browser.
Event number (access code): 146 371 1028
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Thank you to everyone who participated in our first survey. The design team appreciated the feedback and has incorporated it into three design concepts.
Location
Salmon Bay Park, 2001 NW Canoe Place, 98117
Budget
The Seattle Parks District provides $850,000 in funding for this project.
Schedule
Planning: 2020
Design: 2021
Construction: Fall 2021 - Mid 2022
Project Description
The goal of this project is to renovate the existing play area space, including new play equipment, ADA improvements, benches, and seating options. Renovated elements will meet current safety and accessibility standards.
Some of the elements we hope to improve are: replacing the play area equipment, including the climber, whirl, and spring toys, and possibly the swings (the newly replaced zipline will be retained); replacing the play area safety surfacing; adding accessible picnic tables, benches, and other site furnishings; improving ADA accessibility to the play area and the adjacent portion of the park; and consideration of trees to begin the park's next generation of these green assets.
Community Participation
Your input is important to us as we move through the design process for the renovation of Salmon Bay Play Area. Thank you to everyone who participated in our first survey. A summary will be posted here soon.