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Barbour Recreation Complex Expansion

Status
Funded in 2005
WWRP Applicant: City of Chewelah WWRP Category: Local Parks WWRP Grant: $99,847 Applicant Match: $107,923 Project Type: Development County: Stevens  Legislative District: 7th 

Our project adds four tennis courts, a basketball court, and one soccer field to the Barbour Recreation Complex in Chewelah. The current complex consists of two softball fields, one hardball field, one practice football field, one soccer field, barrier free restrooms, storage and parking areas. The complex was originally developed in 1991 using IAC funds through an interlocal cooperation agreement between the City of Chewelah and Chewelah School District #36. Recently a new committee with energy and focus was put together to complete the Complex. There are no public tennis courts within 20 miles of Chewelah and one soccer field for over 30 teams. These additional courts and field will provide a life long sport opportunity for all ages, practice and game courts for the high school teams, youth soccer teams, and community. The addition would also be on school district property and built according to U.S. Tennis Court and Track Builders Association standards and maintained by the school district. The City of Chewelah Activities Coordinator will over see maintenance and scheduling. Local residents of all ages, high school teams and around 30 youth teams will be the groups using the project. Numerous local groups will be financially supporting the project.

RCO Project Number: 04-1322

Location

From Spokane, Wa, head North on Highway 395. Go 45 miles North to the City of Chewelah. Go through the only STOP light in town and continue 3 blocks. Turn Right on Lincoln . Travel 4 blocks East. Turn right into a a gravel road, Sixth street. Site is 70 yards ahead on the left.

Red Marker Barbour Recreation Complex Expansion
Our project adds four tennis courts, a basketball court, and one soccer field to the Barbour Recreation Complex in Chewelah. The current complex consists of two softball fields, one hardball field, one practice football field, one soccer field, barrier free restrooms, storage and parking areas. The complex was originally developed in 1991 using IAC funds through an interlocal cooperation agreement between the City of Chewelah and Chewelah School District #36. Recently a new committee with energy and focus was put together to complete the Complex. There are no public tennis courts within 20 miles of Chewelah and one soccer field for over 30 teams. These additional courts and field will provide a life long sport opportunity for all ages, practice and game courts for the high school teams, youth soccer teams, and community. The addition would also be on school district property and built according to U.S. Tennis Court and Track Builders Association standards and maintained by the school district. The City of Chewelah Activities Coordinator will over see maintenance and scheduling. Local residents of all ages, high school teams and around 30 youth teams will be the groups using the project. Numerous local groups will be financially supporting the project.
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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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