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Bobby Morris Playfield Park Renovation: This renovation project in King County improved one of Seattle’s...; 47.61583333 -122.31916666
Cal Anderson Park Development: This project is a cooperative effort by the neighborhood community,...; 47.61682947 -122.31857169
Fairview Olmsted Park: This development project lies on the northeast shore of Lake...; 47.62833333 -122.32361111
Green Lake Park Improvements - Ph. 1: This project in King County helps reconstruct and widen one...; 47.66916666 -122.34333333
Lower Woodland Skate Park - Phase I: Seattle's proposal is to develop a premier public skateboard park...; 47.66871622 -122.34270134
Olmsted/Fairview Park: Acquisition of a parcel adjacent to Fairview Avenue on Seattle’s...; 47.62833333 -122.32361111
South Lake Union Navy Acquisition: This is a shoreline acquisition project involving 8 acres of...; 47.62804526 -122.33653199
South Lake Union Park Development: Seattle will use this grant to redevelop a 12-acre park...; 47.62677499 -122.33724562
South Lake Union Park dev.Ph I: Seattle will use this grant to develop 1.2 acres into...; 47.62782934 -122.33771188

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

43rd Legislative District

Wallingford, Madison Park and Capitol Hill

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 9 total projects $3,670,042

Bobby Morris Playfield Park Renovation - Seattle Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Cal Anderson Park Development - Seattle Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Fairview Olmsted Park - Seattle Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Green Lake Park Improvements - Ph. 1 - Seattle Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Lower Woodland Skate Park - Phase I - City of Seattle - $300,000

Olmsted/Fairview Park - Seattle Parks & Rec Dept - $480,000

South Lake Union Navy Acquisition - Seattle Parks & Rec Dept - $1,000,000

South Lake Union Park dev.Ph I - City of Seattle - $190,042

South Lake Union Park Development - City of Seattle - $500,000

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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