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Tukwila used WWRP matching funds to build a safe place for kids to play at Cascade View Park.

Cascade View Park Expansion: This proposal acquires 0.19 acres of land to expand parklands...; 47.47557924 -122.28681249
Cedar River Recreation Park: Acquisition of 51.6 acres for the final linkage in the...; 47.47611111 -122.195
Cedar River Trail & Pedestrian Bridge: Project involves the development of 2.8 miles of trail from...; 47.48083717 -122.20030086
East Duwamish Greenbelt: Purchased 5.4 acres to help consolidate public ownership of this...; 47.54 -122.29972222
North SeaTac Park Baseball Quad. Ph. 1: This grant supports part of a new 230-acre park being...; 47.48861111 -122.30861111
North SeaTac Park Soccer Fields Ph.2: Continued support for development of facilities at a new 230-acre...; 47.48861111 -122.30861111
Springbrook Creek: The acquisition of two parcels totaling 23.78 acres for a...; 47.42722222 -122.215

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

11th Legislative District

South Seattle, Renton and Tukwila

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 8 total projects $2,922,508

Cascade View Park Expansion - Tukwila Parks & Rec Dept - $95,628

Cedar River Recreation Park - Renton Parks Department - $500,000

Cedar River Trail & Pedestrian Bridge - Renton Parks Department - $651,183

East Duwamish Greenbelt - Seattle Parks & Rec Dept - $706,850

North SeaTac Park Baseball Quad. Ph. 1 - SeaTac Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

North SeaTac Park Soccer Fields Ph.2 - SeaTac Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Renton Heritage Park Acquisition - Renton Parks Department - $242,127

Springbrook Creek - Renton Parks Department - $126,720

What is the WWRP?

The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.

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