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ORDINANCE NO. 5878
AN ORDINANCE relating to Forward Thrust ParkResolution No. 34571; finding certain projectsto be completed; duly providing for the completion of’ certain projects; finding certain projects to be impractical to complete and thereforedeleting said projects; adding additional projects;and repealing Ordinances No. 3977, 4350, 4696, 5131and 5258.
King County Resolution No. 34571 (hereinafter “Resolution”),
was adopted by the Board of County Commissioners (now the King
County Council and the King County Executive) on December 18,
1967 and, is commonly referred to as the Forward Thrust Park Bond
Resolution.
This Resolution was approved by the voters of King County on
the 13th day of February, 1968. The voters authorized the
issuance of general obligation bonds for the purpose of
development and improvement of public park and recreation
facilities all within King County by the various cities, towns
and King County.
Public park and recreation facilities as contemplated by the
Resolution and defined therein mean any land, interest in land
and, facilities thereon within the County set aside for public
park, recreational, green belt, arboretum, historic, scenic,
viewpoint, aesthetic, ornamental or natural resource
preservation purposes Pro~ts described in Section 3 of the
Resolution (hereinafter “Pro~’ects”) assigned to the County were
based in whole or in part upon , input from citizens, civic
organizations, public officials and the thirty cities and towns
in King County.
‘The Resolution authorized King County to develop and improve
166 park and recreational facilities in the County. To date,
156 of those Projects have been completed, are in progress, or
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1 their completion duly provided for.
2 King County will have sufficient funds from the Resolution
3 bond proceeds, interest earned on such bond proceeds, or
4 supplemental matching funds, to duly provide for the completion
5 of all park Projects to be developed or improved by King County
6 and which the King County legislative authority (as intended by
7 the Resolution) finds to be practical of accomplishment within
8 the contemplation of the Resolution.
9 Section 5 of the Resolution provides in part that if the
10 King County legislative authority (hereinafter “Legislative
11 Authority”) shall determine that conditions occurred which make
12 it impractical to substantially accomplish any of the Projects
13 by reason of prior incompatible development, cost substantially
14 in excess of the amount of bond proceeds estimated to be applied
15 thereto, prior acquisition by a superior governmental authority
16 or other changed conditions, King County shall not be required
17 to accomplish such Project and may apply such funds as provided
18 in Section 6 of the Resolution. The Legislative Authority
19 desires to specify those Projects which are impractical to
20 complete as contemplated by the Resolution.
21 ((c~)) Sixteen Projects have become impractical of
22 completion by reason of’ prior incompatible development, cost in
23 excess of the amount of bond proceeds estimated to be applied
24 thereto or opposition by other governmental authorities.
25 Topographical conditions and the requirements of’ the State
26 Environmental Policy Act (hereinafter “SEPA”) resulted in
27 changed conditions after the passage of the Resolution which
28 required review of certain Projects.
29 Bond proceeds, in addition to those required for the
30 Construction of those Projects which were deemed practical of
31 accomplishment, have been available for additional park and
32 recreational improvements contemplated by the Resolution. The
33 egislative Authority now desires to specify, ratify and approve
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1 the additional projects eligible to be funded from such bond
2 proceeds.
3 The organization, classification and numbering of the
4 Projects listed in Sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 hereof are those of
5 the Resolution.
6 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF KING COUNTY:
SECTION 1. Based on a recommendation from the Executive the
8 King County Council hereby finds the following Projects to be
9 completed as contemplated by the Resolution. (Amounts listed
10 were authorized by the Resolution):
11 A. Regional Parks
12 (2) Coal Creek $1,100,000
13 Acquisition of approximately 300 acres inCoal Creek Valley, east of Highway 405,
14 south of Somerset and southeast of Cougar
15 Mountain. (King County)
16 (3) North Soos Creek $1,100,000Acquisition of approximately 350 acres
17 north of Soos Creek Gorge and east of
18 Kent and Auburn. (King County)
19 (4) Sammamish Valley $3,000,000Acquisition of approximately 450 acres,
20 including river bank easements, in theSammamish River Valley between Marymoor
21 Park and Bothell. (King County)
22 (5) Cedar River $ 825,000
23 Acquisition of approximately 250 acres inthe Cedar River Valley as several separate
24 park sites between Renton and Maple Valleywith river bank access and river bank
25 easements. (King County)
26B. Major Urban Parks:
27(1) Weona Beach $ 385,000
28Acquisition of approximately 80 acres
29 immediately east of Lake Hills community
30 overlooking Lake Sammamish. (King County)
31 (2) Steel Lake $ 196,000Acquisition of approximately 48 acres in
32 the vicinity of the existing county parkat Steel Lake. (King County)
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2 (4) Big Finn Hill $ 249,000Acquisition of’ approximately 60 acres on
3 the east side of Lake Washington nearDenny Park. (King County)
4 (5) Earlington $ 374,000
Acquisition of approximately 90 acres ofeither sloping lands south of Empire Way
6 overlooking the Green River Valley and/orriverfront in the vicinity of the FosterGolf Course. (King County)
8 (9) North Green River $ 553,000
Acquisition of approximately 100 acresalong Green River north of Issac Evans
10 County Park. (King County)
11 (10) Des Moines $ 550,000
12 Acquisition of approximately 135 acres inthe valley from the south end of Seattle—
13 Tacoma Airport, in a south—westerly direction
14 to the vicinity of Des Moines. (King County)
15 C. New Community Parks:
16 (2) Redondo Community Park $ 165,000
17 Acquisition and preliminary development ofapproximately 18 acres now owned by the
18 County Engineering Department near propertynow held by Federal Way School District for
19 a junior high school site. (King County)
20 (4) East Norway Hill
21 Acquisition of approximately 24 acres of $ 88,000
22 state—owned land. (King County)
23 (8) Lake Boren $ 77,000Acquisition of approximately 20 acres near
24 the lake. (King County)
25 (9) Lake Sammamish Bulge Park $ 77,000
26 Acquisition of approximately 20 acres in
27 ravine near Redmond. (King County)
28 (11) Maplewood Heights $ 113,000Acquisition of approximately 20 acres on
29 plateau east of Renton and south of 128th
30 Avenue SE. (King County)
31 (13) Lea Hill $ 165,000Acquisition of approximately 20 acres on
32 plateau east of Auburn and north of Green
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Boulevard Lane ParkDes Moines ParkDockton ParkEastgate ParkEnumclaw ParkFive Mile Lake ParkHamlin ParkJuanita ParkKenmore ParkLake Hills Park
Lakewood ParkLake WildernessMoshier ParkPine Lake ParkRichmond Beach ParkSeahurst ParkSi View ParkSunsetValley Ridge ParkWhite Center Park
HighlineShorelineBellevueRentonKentFederal WayI ssaquahNorthshoreLower SnoqualmieVashon IslandLake WashingtonTahoma
$ 62,500$ 45,600$ 61,000
$ 78,500$ 98,500$ 92,000$ 57,000$157,500$717 ,000$107 ,000$296,500$ 71,000$ 98,500
$133 , 500$232,150$ 39,400$ 38,000$ 95,200$272,700$ 43,500$ 44,000$ 64,000$ 65,000.
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(14) Lake Forest Community Park
Partial acquisition and development of’ an8 acre park site (former Nike site). (Cityof Lake Forest Park)
0. Improvements to Existing County Parks:
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NOTE: See Section 2 hereof for duly provided for Projects.
E. Local and Neighborhood Parks in Presently $5,655,000Unincorporated Areas:
(4) Acquisition and development of approximately 80neighborhood park sites averaging 7 acres each,distributed within school district boundary areasapproximately as follows: (King County) See Section 2hereof for duly provided for Projects.
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1 F. Puget Sound Waterfront Parks and Beaches:
2 (6) Seahurst Park Addition $1,250,000
3 Acquisition of approximately 1,600 feetof waterfront and development of necessary
4 access road facilities. (King County)
5 (12) Lakota Beach $ 506,000
6 Acquisition of approximately 50 acres.
7 (King County)
8 (15) Northeast Vashon Island $ 198,000Acquisition of approximately 41 acres
9 including approximately 2000 feet of
10 beach. (King County)
11 C. Lake Waterfront Parks and Beaches $5,541,000
12 (1) Luther Burbank $1,503,000
13 Acquisition and development of approximately55 acres, including approximately 3,000 feet
14 of waterfront. (King County)
15 (5) Northeast Lake Washington $ 278,000
16 Acquisition of approximately 3 acresincluding approximately 400 feet of
17 beach. (King County)
18 (8) North Central West Lake Sammamish $ 532,000
19 Acquisition and development of approximately 10 acres including approximately
20 500 feet of beach. (King County)
21H. Recreation Facilities:
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23 (4) South Area Park and Athletic Field $3,599,000Acquisition and development of approxi—
24 mately 70 acres for park and recreationalactivities, including major athletic fields
25 along the Green River north of the Tukwila
26 interchange of Interstate 5 freeway.
27 I. Recreation Facilities:
28 (1) Swimming Pools (Outside Seattle) $5,672,000
29 Construction of approximately eight publicswimming pools to be located at or near
30 senior high schools or in multi—purpose
31 community centers. (King County)
32 (2) Enumclaw Golf Course $ 221,000Acquisition of approximately 60 acres toexpand existing golf course. (King County)
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1 K. Greenbelts and Scenic Drives:
2 (1) Scenic Highway Development $4,000,000
3 Acquisition of land and easements adjacentto highway right—of—way, along scenic high—
4 ways to be designated by a King County scenichighway system plan, to preserve natural and
5 scenic values; acquisition and development ofapproximately 12 scenic sites for vistas, rest
6 stops, picnicking, etc. (King County)See King County Motion No. 3681 which adopts
7 Scenic Highway Plan. See Section 2 hereoffor duly provided for Projects.
8a. Preservation and enhancement of the
9 Snoqualmie Valley Scenic Corridor.
10 (ii) Tolt River Acquisition. Theacquisition of 39 acres of
11 Snoqualmie Valley riverfrontbottomland which provides in
12 part preservation of theaesthetic and natural values
13 of the valley. $145,000
14 b. Preservation and enhancement of theGreen River Valley Scenic Corridor.
15(ii) Upper Green River Acquisition.
16 Acquisition of approximately 355acres in the upper valley at
17 several locations which providesfor preservation of’ scenic values
18 while providing for future viewpoints and perhaps motorized, non—
19 motorized, and waterway reststops. $796,000
20c. Preservation and enhancement of the
21 Samniamish Valley Scenic Corridor.
22 (ii) Idylwood Addition. Acquisition of7 1/2 acres with lakefront land on Lake
23 Sammamish providing preservation as wellas a potential additional attraction
24 and rest stop—view site for scenicroute users. $360,000
25d. Miscellaneous preservation and enhancement
26 issues.
27 (iii) Juanita Triangle Acquisition.Acquisition of .5 acres within the
28 Lake Washington Scenic Corridornorth of Juanita providing for
29 preservation of roadside aestheticvalues. $ 7,250
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1 e. Preservation and enhancement of theGreen River Valley Scenic Corridor.
(i) Green River Scenic Route Development3 (Interurban). Development of a 16—mile
non—motorized trail which provides a4 continuous non—motorized route through
the lower Green River Scenic Corridor.5 It also connects the (proposed) Grady
Way Scenic Highway with the Green River6 Road Scenic Highway. $385,000
7 1’. Preservation and enhancement of theSammamish Valley Scenic Corridor.
8(i) Sammamish River Scenic Route Development.
9 Development of’ a trail along the SammamishRiver which provides a non—motorized route
10 through this Scenic Corridor. This alsoprovides a major part of the connection
11 between the Lake Washington Scenic HighwayLoop and Lake Sammamish Scenic Highway
12 Loop. $1,100,000
13 (TOTAL: ((~T~O8r2~))
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15 SECTION 2. The following projects based on a recommendation
16 from the Executive are hereby found to be duly provided for as
17 contemplated by the Resolution. The approximate dollar amountsindicated herein represent the amount of Forward Thrust bond
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19 proceeds authorized by the Resolution to complete the Projects.B. Major Urban Parks:
20(6) May Creek $ 615,000
21Acquisition of approximately 145 acres
22 along May Creek Valley. (King County)
23 (7) Cougar Mountain $ 405,000
24 Acquisition and preliminary developmentof approximately 25 acres of’ park and
25 view site on the north summit of CougarMountain together with necessary access
2~ road facilities. (King County)
27 (8) East Green River $ 711,000
28 Acquisition and preliminary developmentof approximately 75 acres in approximately
29 four park sites along the Green River inthe valley east of Auburn with river bank
30 access and river bank easements. (King
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C. New Community Parks:
(3) Shoreline—South Central Site
Acquisition and development of approximately 22 acres near freeway in thevicinity of North 155th Street. (KingCounty)
(5) Kenmore
Acquisition and development of approximately 15 acres north of the BothellHighway. (King County)
(10) Shoreline — North Central Site
Acquisition and development of approximately 25 acres between Highway 99 andInterstate Highway 5. (King County)
(12) North Meridian
Acquisition of approximately 30 acresof state lane, north of Lake Meridianand west of Soos Creek, on southwestcorner of S.E. 224th and 132nd AvenueS.E. (King County)
0. Improvements to Existing County Parks:
(5) Chelsea Park $ 21,750(17) Marymoor Park $322,500(23) Skyway Park $119,300
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E. Local and Neighborhood Parks in PresentlyUnincorporated Areas:
(4) Acquisition and development of approximately80 neighborhood park sites averaging sevenacres each distributed within school districtboundary areas approximately as follows:(King County) See Section 1 hereof forcompleted Projects.
Approx. No.Area of Sites
Highline ((fl)) 5 (4 to be abandoned)Shoreline ((—i)) 4Bellevue ((v)) 1Renton ((-4)) 3Kent ((—4)) 2Federal Way ((—6)) 3Issaquah 1Northshore ((—2)) 1Auburn 2South Central 2Lake Washington ((—4)) 3Enumclaw 1
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F. Puget Sound Waterfront Parks and Beaches:
(7) Richmond Beach Addition $ 110,000
Acquisition of approximately 1,200 feetof beach. (King County)
(8) Dumas Bay $ 328,000
Acquisition and development of approximately 16 acres including approximately300 feet of tidelands. (King County)
(9) Redondo Beach $ 566,000
Acquisition and development of approximately 20 acres of tidelands and back—upland. (King County)
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Acquisition and development of approximately 28 acres including approximately1,100 feet of beach. (King County)
Burton Park Addition $ 382,000
Acquisition of approximately 5 acresincluding approximately 850 feet ofbeach. (King County)
6. Lake Waterfront Parks and Beaches:
(6) South Central West Lake Sammamish $ 470,000
Acquisition and development of approximately 18.5 acres including approximately500 feet of beach. (King County)
(9) Lake Meridian $ 917,000
Acquisition and development of approximately 130 acres, including approximately1,400 feet of beach. (King County)
Walking Paths and Trails: $ 900,000
(2) Acquisition and development of walkingpaths and trails outside Seattle andwithin and without the other Cities ofthe County as the Board may determinewith approval of each directly affectedCity. (King County)
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1 3. Greenbelts and Scenic Drives:
2 (1) Scenic Highway and Development
3 Acquisition of land and easements adjacentto highway right—of—way, along scenic
4 highways to be designated by~ a King Countyscenic highway system plan, to preserve
5 natural and scenic values; acquisitionand development of approximately 12 scenic
6 sites for vistas, rest stops, picnicking,etc. (King County) See King County Motion
7 No. 3681 which adopts Scenic Highway Plan.See Section 1 hereof for completedProjects.
8a. Preservation and enhancement of the
9 Snoqualmie Valley Scenic Corridor.
10 Ci) Snoqualmie Valley Scenic RouteDevelopment. Acquisition and
11 preliminary development of 27 miles ofabandoned railroad right—of—way which
12 in part provides for preservation ofamenities and provides a non—motorized
13 route through this corridor. It alsoconnects the Woodinville—Duvall Scenic
14 Highway with the Scenic Highwayportions of SR—202 and SR—203. $490,000
15(iii) Fall City Acquisition. Acquisition and
16 development of 26 acres of river—frontland near Fall City. This allows for
17 preservation as well as an attraction,rest stop and viewpoint for motorized,
18 non—motorized and waterway users.$150,000
19c. (iii) East Lake Sammamish Blvd. Pedestrian
20 — and Bike Path. Development ofpedestrian and bicycle path along the
21 scenic corridor to view the naturalareas in a leisurely way. $347,000
22d. Miscellaneous preservation and enhancement
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24 (i) Preston—Snoqualmie Route Acquisition.Acquisition of 6.7 miles of abandoned
25 railroad right—of—way between Prestonand Snoqualmie which not only provides
26 for preservation of amenities withinthe Raging River and Snoqualmie Valley
27 Corridors, but also will provide anon—motorized route these Scenic
28 Corridors. It will as well provide aconnection between the Raging River
29 Scenic Highway and a Scenic Highwayportion of SR-202. $110,000
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1 (ii) Lake Wilderness Route Acquisition.Acquisition of 2.4 miles of abandoned
2 railroad right—of—way between MapleValley and Lake Wilderness. This is to
3 provide, in part, the connectionbetween the Cedar River Scenic Corridor
4 and the Highway and the Green RiverCorridor and Highway along a more
5 pleasing route for non—motorized users.
6 $110,000(TOTAL: (~2T692yQQO))7 $1,207,000:
8 SECTION 3. Findings. Based on a recommendation from the
9 Executive, the Council hereby finds the following facts that
10 cause certain Projects to be impractical to substantially
11 accomplish. (The amount of Resolution authorized bond proceeds
12 is displayed only once):
13 A. Conditions Changed by Actions of Superior Governmental
14 Authorities:
15 1. After passage of the Resolution, the state Department
16 of Ecology, pursuant to authority granted it by the Shoreline
17 Management Act of 1971, R.C.W. 90.58, appealed King County’s~
18 issuance of permits to construct a boat launch at Seahurst,
19 Park. The Shoreline Hearings Board reversed the decision to~
20 issue permits, thereby making the following Project impractica1~
21 of completion:
22 L(4) Seahurst Park Boat Launching Ramps $ 166,000
23 Development of two ramps at the extremesouth end of park, to include dredging for24 boat access, placement of extensive riprapand construction of parking facilities.
25 (King County)
26 2. After passage of the Resolution, the City of’ Normandy
27 Park, pursuant to rights granted such cities in Section 4 of the
28 Resolution, disapproved of the following Project thereby making
29 it impractical of’ completion:
30 K(4) Puget Sound Boulevard, Shoreline and $1,800,000
31 Marine View ImprovementsLandscaping improvements and construction
32 of approximately 10 view points along theMarine View Scenic Drive between AlkiBeach Park and Dash Point State Park.(King County)
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1 B. Other Conditions Making Project Completions Impractical:
2 1. After passage of the Resolution, an engineering
3 feasibility study concluded that the Federal Way Park Project
4 (former landfill site) should not be developed because of’
5 unstable soil conditions, contaminated ground water and
6 decomposition resulting in gas generation, thereby making the
7 Project impractical of completion:
8 C(l) Federal Way Park $ 443,000
9 Acquisition and development of 31 acresnear South 353rd Street immediately east
10 of’ Interstate Highway 5. (King County)
11. 2. Cost of acquisition of the following Project exceeded
12 the amount of bond proceeds estimated to be applied thereto,
13 thereby making the completion impractical:
14 C(6) Airport $ 97,000
15 Acquisition of approximately 25 acreswest of airport near Des Moines Way.
16 (King County)
17 F(lO) North Des Moines Beach $ 825,000
18 Acquisition of approximately 22 acresincluding approximately 400 feet of
19 beach. (King County)
20 F(14) East Central Vashon Island $ 429,000
21 Acquisition of approximately 67 acresincluding approximately 1400 feet of
22 beach. (King County)
23 3. Cost of acquisition and development (including
24 required self—contained sewer treatment facilities) exceeded the
25 amount of bond proceeds estimated to be applied thereto, thereby
26 making completion of the following Projects impractical:
27 E. Local and Neighborhood Parks in Presently $ 290,000Unincorporated Areas:
28(4) Acquisition and development of approximately
29 80 neighborhood park sites averaging sevenacres each distributed within school district
30 boundary areas approximately as.follows:(King County See Section 1 hereof for completed
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1 G(7) East Central Lake Sammamish $ 430,000
2 Acquisition and development of approximately 10 acres including approximately
3 1200 feet of beach. (King County)
4 4. The City of Lake Forest Park opposed the following
5 Project, part of which was located within its corporate limits,
6 thereby making completion of the Project impractical:
C(7) McAleer Creek $ 346,000
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10 mately 43 acres along McAleer Creek Valleyin Shoreline District. (King County)
11 5. Prior incompatible development occured making the
12 following Projects impractical of completion:
13 B(3) Five—Mile Lake Addition $ 543,000
14 Acquisition of approximately 105 acres to
add additional acreage to the existingcounty park at Five—Mile Lake. (King
16 County) Prior bible camp development;school district acquisition.17
C(7) McAleer Creek18 Acquisition and development of approxi—
10 mately 43 acres along McAleer CreekValley in Shoreline District. (King
20 County) Prior residential development.
21 F(lO) North Des Moines Beach $ 825,000
22 Acquisition of approximately 22 acresincludinç approximately 400 feet of23 beach. (King County)
24 G(4) Shoreline Community Beach $260,000
25 Acquisition and development of approxi—mately 3 acres, including approximately
26 300 feet of beach. (King County) Priorrecreational development.
27 G(7) East Central Lake Sammamish
28 Acquisition and development of approxi—
29 mately 10 acres, including approximately1200 feet of beach. (King County) Prior
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K(4) Puget Sound Boulevard, Shoreline andMarine View Improvements
Landscaping improvements and constructionof approximately 10 view points along theMarine View Scenic Drive between Alki BeachPark and Dash Point State Park. (KingCounty) Prior residential development.
L(3) Seola Beach Boat Launching Ramps
Acquisition and development of approximately 4 acres including approximately200 feet of beach. (King County) Priorresidential development; storm drain andsanitary outfall sewer.
L(5) 20th Avenue Southwest Boat LaunchingRamps
Acquisition and development of approximately 4 acres, including approximately250 feet of beach. (King County) Priorresidential development.
6. After the Resolution, an engineer’s report concluded
the approach road had a grade too steep and was too narrow to
safely develop as a boat launch facility thereby making the
following Project impractical of completion:
L(5) 20th Avenue Southwest Boat Launching Ramps
Acquisition and development of approximately 4 acres including approximately250 feet of beach. (King County)
Total Amount of Impractical Projects: $6,680,000
SECTION 4. Abandonments. Based upon a recommendation from
the Executive and the Findings of Section 3 hereof, the
following Projects are hereby deleted (Project numbers are
referenced to the Resolution; amounts are unexpended balances
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B(3) Five—Mile Lake Addition $ 352,622
Acquisition of approximately 105 acresto add additional acreage to the existingcounty park at Five—Mile Lake. (King County)$190,378 of original $543,000 was expended forpurchase of 25 acres prior to determination ofimpractical.
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1 C(1) Federal Way Park $ 433,569
2 Acquisition and development of 31 acres nearSouth 353rd Street immediately east of Inter—
3 state Highway 5. (King County)$9,431 of original amount was expended prior
4 to determination of impractical.
5 C(6) Airport $ 95,000
6 Acquisition of approximately 25 acres westof airport near Des Moines Way. (King County)$2,000 of original amount was expended prior todetermination of impractical.
8C(7) McAleer Creek $ 346,000
Acquisition and development of approxi—10 mately 43 acres along McAleer Creek Valley
11 in Shoreline District. (King County)E. Local and Neighborhood Parks in Presently $ 268,828
12 Unincorporated Areas:
13 (4) Acquisition and development of approxi-.mately 80 neighborhood park sites
14 averaging seven acres each distributedwithin school district boundary areas
15 approximately as follows: (King County)See Section 1 hereof for completed
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22 F(lO) North Des Moines Beach $ 806,445Acquisition of approximately 22 acres
23 including approximately 400 feet ofbeach. (King County) $18,555 of
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26 F(l4) East Central Vashon Island $ 428,409Acquisition of approximately 67 acres
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beach. (King County) $591 of original28 amount was expended prior to determination
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30 G(4) Shoreline Community Beach $ 260,000Acquisition and development of approxi—
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G(7) East Central Lake Sammamish $ 412,082
Acquisition and development of approxi-.mately 10 acres, including approximately1200 feet of beach. (King County)$17,918 of original amount was expendedprior to determination of impractical.
K(4) Puget Sound Boulevard Shoreline and $1,800,000Marine View Improvements
Landscaping improvements and constructionof approximately 10 view points along theMarine View Scenic Drive between Alki BeachPark and Dash Point State Park. (King County)
L(3) Seola Beach Boat Launching Ramps $ 654,500
Acquisition and development of approximately 4 acres, including approximately200 feet of beach. (King County) $2,500of original amount was expended prior todetermination of impractical.
L(4) Seahurst Park Boat Launching Ramps 68,000
Development of two ramps at the extremesouth end of park, to include dredgingfor boat access, placement of extensiveriprap and construction of parkingfacilities. (King County) $98,000 oforiginal amount was expended prior todetermination of impractical.
L(5) 20th Avenue Southwest Boat LaunchingRamps
Acquisition and development of approximately 4 acres, including approximately250 feet of beach. (King County) $2,500of original amount was expended prior todetermination of impractical. __________
Amount expended prior to determination ofimpracticality: $ 363,045
Amount available after abandonments: $6,316,955
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1 SECTION 5. Based upon the findings of the preceding
2 sections, the Legislative Authority hereby finds that bond
3 proceeds in addition to those required for the original Projects
4 have been made available for additional park and recreation
5 facilities contemplated by the Resolution to be construction.
6 The Legislative Authority hereby finds the following additional
projects to be public park and recreational facilities as
8 contemplated by the Resolution and are for a County purpose.
9 The Legislative Authority based on a recommendation from the
10 Executive, hereby specifies, ratifies and approves the
11 expenditure of bond proceeds for the construction of the
12 following additional park and recreation facilities in King
13 County (amounts indicated represent bond proceeds, interest
14 therefrom and matching funds):
15 Projects added by Legislative Authority completed as
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17 1. Enumclaw Community Allocation $ 0
18 Enumclaw Community Plan Area: Boundedroughly by the Auburn Southeast City
19 Limits, the White River, a line from MudMountain Dam along Enumclaw Mountain to
20 Kanaskat and the Green River Gorge.
21 An amount of $4,759 was expended at theEnumclaw Fairgrounds (See Item #38 in
22 Projects added section.)
23 2. Tennis Courts $ 165,000
24 Construction of tennis courts at thefollowing sites: Luther Burbank, Kellogg
25 Jr. High, Marymoor, Juanita, Meridian Jr.High (Kent). Lighting of two existing
26 tennis courts at Highline High School andresurface existing courts at Tahoma High
27 School.
28 3. Tolt River (McDonald Park) $ 433,352
29 Development of a pedestrian bridge, overnight camping area, primitive camping area
30 together with necessary support facilities.Acquisition of approximately 35 acres
31 abutting the northeast boundary of the
32 existing park.
33 4. Edith Moulton $ 20,223Preliminary development of existing park toinclude parking area, trails and eprimeterfencing.
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5. Point Robinson $ 44,000
Development of existing park to includepicnic areas, trails, parking area andnecessary support facilities.
6. Grandview $ 10,000
Development of existing park to includeminor improvements to two existing soccerfields.
7. Enatai Beach $ 15,000
Improvements to existing fishing pier.Transferred with funds to City of Bellevue.
8. Russell Road Park $ 100,000
Partial funding of City of Kent Park toassist in the development of severalathletic fields on the existing park.
9. Snogualmie Valley Community Allocation $ 24,081
An amount of $24,081 remains in thisproject account to provide park facilitieswithin this Plan area at DuvallCommunity Park.
10. West Central Community Allocation ___________
All funds allocated to this Plan areahave been disbursed to existing or newprojects within the area.
11. Regional Project Allocation $ 161,415
An amount of $161,415 was expended at WhiteCenter Park for construction of a newstadium.
Duvall Park Additional Improvements $ 30,000
Provide access to bailfield and additionalfield improvements.
13. Angle Lake Swimming Piers $ 100,000
Replace deteriorating swimming piers.
14. Boulevard Lanes Additional Improvement $ 3,000
Provide one—half outdoor basketball court.
15. Lakewood Water Quality Study $ 10,000
To determine source and nature of existingpollution.
16. Eight Additional Swimming Pools $5,235,218
Construct swimming pools in the followingschool districts: Northshore, Highline,Issaguah, Tahoma, Enumclaw, Vashon, SouthCentral, Lake Washington.
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Sammamish River Development ___________
Provide additional acquisition to facilitate$1,000,000 EDA project.
18. Logboom Park Development $ 554,399
Develop waterfront park, fishing pier andday moorage.
North Central West Lake Sammamish $ 556,936Acquisition and Development
Acquire and develop an additional 7+ acresadjacent to existing Idyiwood Park.
20. Bellevue #10 Additional Improvements ___________
Children’s playground and ballfieldlighting.
21. Sacajawea Lighting ___________
Provide lighting for existing softball field.
22. Juanita Beach Additional Improvements $ 30,000
Miscellaneous site and swimming. pier improvement.
23. Keough Park Additional Improvements $ 35,000
Provide playground equipment and sitefencing.
24. Fort Dent Additional Improvements $ 100,000
Provide field completion.
25. Bannerwood $ 200,130
Provide athletic fields on existingBellevue School District property.
26. Velodrome Lighting $ 105,000
Provide lighting and additional seatingat Marymoor Park Velodrome.
27. Swimming Pool Improvement $ 30,727
Provide necessary repairs to existingswimming pools.
28. Tahoma #2 $ 15,630
Provide perimeter fencing.
29. Hatchery Park $ 113,000Acquire 20 acres at the confluence ofBig Soos Creek and the Green River.
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1 Projects added by Legislative Authority:
2 1. Bear Creek Community Allocation (($;2.,.3;3)) $ 82,377
3 Bear Creek Community Plan Area: Boundedroughly by 180th Avenue N.E., Redmond!
4 Fall City Road, the West Snoqualmie ValleyRoad and the Snohomish County line.
$25,000 from North Bear Creek Athletic6 Field and $25,000 from South Bear Creek
Athletic Field are being combined with$32,377 from this project to provide theacquisition and preliminary development8 of an athletic field site for this servicearea. The combined project is named BearCreek AthletIc Field.
10 2. Central Community Allocation $ 196,963
11 Central Community Plan Area: Boundedroughly by Lake Washington, Rainier Avenue,12 Interstate 5, Petrovitsky Road, Cedar GroveRoad, Coalfield Road, the Renton/Issaquah Road
13 and Interstate 90.
14 An amount of $196,963 remains in this project
to provide future park recreational facilities15 within this plan area at the following sites:
16 Issaquah Athletic Facility — $100,000Eastgate Tennis Courts — $25,00017 Lower Cougar Mountain - $25,000
Luther Burbank - $46,963.
18 3. Schoolfield Improvement $ 70,000
19 Provide development of existing school
20 property in the East Central Planning area.
21 4. Eastside Community Allocation $ 48,000
22 Eastside Community Plan Area: Boundedgenerally by Lake Washington, Interstate 90,
23 Lake Samrnamish and the north city limits ofKirkland and Redmond.
24 An amount of$48,000 remains in this project
25 for general improvements at Marymoor Park.
26 5. Federal Way Community Allocation $ 134,809
27 Federal Way Community Plan Area: Boundedby Puget Sound, the King/Pierce County line,
28 West Valley Road and the Kent/Des Moines Road.
29 An amount of $134,809 remains in this projectto provide for future park facilities at Lake
30 Geneva.
31 6. Community Assisted Capital Needs $ 26,654
32 Provide County funds for individual communityassisted park and recreation projects.
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7 Shoreline Community Allocation $ 126,924
Shoreline Community Plan Area: Boundedby Puget Sound on the west, 145th Streeton the south, Lake Washington and 55thAvenue N.E. on the east and 205th Streeton the north.
An amount of $126,924 remains in thisproject area to provide improvements atthe following locations: North CentralShoreline Master Plan, $14,000; HamlinPark Lighting, $36,424; Richmond BeachSchool Gym, 441,500; and Echo Lake ComfortStation, $35,000.
8. Chelsea Performing Arts Center $ 250,000
The renovation of the surplus ChelseaElementary Scool located at S.W. 146thand 4th Avenue S.W. to provide for aPerforming and Cultural Arts Center inthe Burien Area.
9. North Bear Creek Athletic Field $
This project together with project #10 arenow combined with project #1 to provideathletic fields for this area.
10. South Bear Creek Athletic Field $
This project together with project #9 arenow combined with project #1 to provideathletic fields for this area.
11. East Northshore Athletic Field $ 25,000
Development of land for activerecreational needs including bailfieldseast of the Sammamish River Valley andSR 522.
12. Big Finn Hill $ 96,737
Development of approximately 40 acres ofland presently owned by the Department ofNatural Resources and located at N.E. 138thand Juanita Drive N.E. Primary developmentshall consist of active recreational fields.
13. Brook Lake $ 20,000
Minor site improvements to approximately 20acres of land to be donated to the County bythe Brook Lake Community Club. Land locatedat South 348th and 9th AvenueSouth.
14. Federal Way Neighborhood Park #10 $ 70,000
The acquisition and development of aneighborhood park at an, as yet, undetermined site in the Federal Way Planning Area.
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15. Fall City Athletic Equipment
Purchase and installation of four soccergoal posts and two baseball backstops atthe undeveloped Fall City Riverfront Park,a site now owned by King County.
16. Athletic Field Lights
Installation of athletic field lighting atthe following County parks: Moshier, Lakota,White Center.
17. Levdansky
Development to existing park to includeactive recreational field and necessarysupport facilities
18. Multi—Purpse Recreational Facility
Study of existing Couinty—owned land inthe vicinity of Grandridge Park to determinefeasibility of developing a sportsmen’srecreation facility.
19. Southeast Central Community Allocation
An amount of $45,021 remains in theproject account to provide future parkfacilities with this Plan area atRavensdale Park.
20. Boat Launch Facilities — South King County
Acquire and construct an undetepmined numberof boat launch facilities at a site or sitesto be determined.
21. Highline #23 Additional Development
To complete full development of Zenithneighborhood park.
22. Agren Water System
Provide well and irrigation system atAgren park.
23. Des Moines Activity Center
Improvements to existing park facilities.
24. Lake Wilderness Additional Improvementand Arboretum
Construction of a trailer pad and provisionof a well.
25. Moshier Park Additional Improvements
Provide fencing and drainage improvements.
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26. Pine Lake Additional Improvement
New bathhouse, additional site improvements,improve existing entrance road and new picnicshelter.
27. Enumclaw Golf Course Drainage Improvements
Miscellaneous improvements to original 9—holegolf course and drainage improvements toentire facility.
28. Steel Lake Additional Development
Provide final development of communityathletic facility.
29. Luther Burbank Additional Development
Complete site development and providecaretaker’s residence.
30. East County Community Allocation
An amount of $34,754 remains in this projectaccount to provide future park facilitieswithin this Plan area on the Snoqualmie —
Tanner Section of the Preston-Tanner Trail.
31. Sunset Additional Improvements
Provide parking and minor field improvements.
32. Valley Ridge Additional Development
Renovation and/or light existingathletic fields.
33. White Center Additional Improvements
Provide additional site improvements andgeneral park upgrading.
34. Earlington Neighborhood Park
Provide for the acquisition of a site inthe City of Renton.
35. Greentree
Provide play equipment and other minorsite improvements at a dedicated openspace tract.
36. Eastridge
Provide play equipment and minor siteimprovements at a dedicated open spacetract.
37. Tramp Harbor Dock
The acquisition and partial renovation ofthe existing Chevron Oil dock on VashonIsland.
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38. Enumclaw Fairgrounds
This project would provide for fairgroundimprovements as indicated in the Fair MasterPlan. These funds are from the East CountyCommunity Allocation ($30,_241) and EnumclawCommunity Allocation ($4,759).
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39. Steel Lake
This project involves the replacement ofexisting piers.
40. Burton Acres $ 100,000
This project involves renovation of theexisting boat launch ramp2 comfort stationand the provision of trails.
41. Dockton $ 178,418
This project involves the renovation ofthe existing boat launch ramp and piers.
42. Lakota Community $ 20,000
This project involves im~p~’ovements to theexisting parking lot.
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repealed:
A. Ordinances:
No. 3977, December 1978
No. 4350, July 1979
No. 4696, January, 1980
No. 5131, October,~l980
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INTRODUCED AND READ for
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