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Morgan Junction Park Development Pro Parks Project Information

Northwest Corner of California Ave. SW and SW Beveridge Pl.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Virginia Hassinger, Project Planner
800 Maynard Ave. S., 3rd Floor
Seattle, WA 98134
206-233-7936
virginia.hassinger@seattle.gov

The final schematic design plan, approved by Parks on February 19, 2008.

These examples from other projects provide a sense of character for the future park.

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PROJECT STATUS

Parks approved the schematic design on February 19, 2008. The approved design features a piazza-like space with green edges, a U-shaped public gathering space with seating. a central lawn and a specimen tree locatred on aprominant corner of the property.

LOCATION	Northwest Corner of California Ave. SW and SW Beveridge Pl.
BUDGET	The Pro Parks Levy provides $367,000 project costs of planning, design and construction.
SCHEDULE	Planning:Spring 2007. Design:Dec. 2007 - Summer 2008 Construction:Fall 2008

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This project, part of the 2000 Parks Levy, develops a newly acquired property located at the northwest corner of California Ave SW and SW Beveridge Pl. into a new park or plaza. Originally the Levy named Morgan Substation as the likely purchase however, the owner of this site, City Light, decided that the location was required for providing electrical utility service for the foreseeable future. Parks then pursued the purchase of this new property, which was a former Monorail acquisition.

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