Port Townsend

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Larry Scott Memorial Park 96: The county proposes to construct 2 miles of the 7...; 48.10777777 -122.77944444
Larry Scott Memorial Park 97: Larry Scott Memorial Park is a seven mile trail corridor...; 48.10777777 -122.77944444
Monroe Street Skate Park: This project will provide an exciting recreational opportunity for Port...; 48.11718799 -122.75299201
NWMC Shoreline Access Improvements: This project proposed by the city of Port Townsend, in...; 48.11569294 -122.75062531
Northwest Maritime Center: This project acquires about one acre of shoreline in the...; 48.11587355 -122.7511552
Olympic Discovery Trail - 1991: Purchase abandoned railroad right-of-way from Port Townsend city limits to...; 48.10777777 -122.77944444
Olympic Discovery Trail - 1992: Acquisition of approximately six miles of abandoned railroad right-of-way for...; 48.1035705 -122.80076682
Port Townsend Urban Wildlife Corridor: This project would allow the City of Port Townsend to...; 48.12527777 -122.80833333

Note: Not all projects are shown. red = pending, green = funded

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 8 total projects $1,484,444

Larry Scott Memorial Park 96 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $143,500

Larry Scott Memorial Park 97 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $171,839

Monroe Street Skate Park - City of Port Townsend - $200,000

Northwest Maritime Center - City of Port Townsend - $328,909

NWMC Shoreline Access Improvements - City of Port Townsend - $154,495

Olympic Discovery Trail - 1991 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $100,000

Olympic Discovery Trail - 1992 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $200,000

Port Townsend Urban Wildlife Corridor - Port Townsend Parks Dept - $185,701

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