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Park Planning and Development

Park Planning Introduction
	2008 Parks & Natural Areas Levy Fact Sheet

Aquatics Feasibility Study

Bellevue Botanical Garden Master Plan Update
	BBG Visitor Center
	Ravine Experience

Bellevue Youth Theatre Expansion

Bridle Trails Levy Project

Eastgate Area Properties Park Master Plan

Forest Drive Streetscape

Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center Construction
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	Partnerships

Meydenbauer Bay Park and Marina Projects

Meydenbauer Bay Park Plan

Newport Hills Neighborhood Park Planning

Off-Leash Area Study

Parks & Open Space System Plan

Robinswood Park Off-Leash Area Study

Sports Field Improvements
	Newport Hills Park
	Wilburton Hill Park

Surrey Downs Park Master Planning

Meydenbauer Bay Park and Marina Projects

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Project Background
Current Status
Online Survey - please share your ideas and comments.

Project Background
City staff are working on plans to bring properties at Meydenbauer Bay Park and Marina into compliance with grant requirements. The two projects will provide 14 transient moorage (aka visitor tie-up) slips at the marina and public access to two additional waterfront properties.

The city purchased the Bellevue Yacht Basin (commonly referred to as Pier 3) in 1993, and the Meydenbauer Bay Marina (Piers 1 and 2) in 1998. The state, through its Boating Facility Program, provided $1 million in grants for these acquisitions, which require the city to provide at least 14 transient moorage slips to the public. The city does not currently offer visitor tie-up moorage.
In 2003 the city purchased two waterfront properties, known as Kim and Henrich. The state provided $1.48 million in grants for these acquisitions. The homes must be removed, and the property made available for public access.

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Project Status:

At the neighborhood meeting on February 16, 2012 staff and neighbors reviewed requirements to provide transient moorage and removal of the two houses, timelines and design options, costs and management plan development.

Neighborhood Meeting Presentation (2-16-12)
Neighborhood Meeting Comments and Questions (2-16-12)

Staff will request City Council approval for an engineering contract for transient moorage design and permitting in March. We are researching successful management strategies for implementing visitor moorage.

2012 Summer/Fall - two houses removed.
2013 Winter - neighborhood meeting regarding transient moorage management.
2013 or 2014 - transient moorage renovation (dependent upon permits and funding).

We would appreciate your input.
Please help make the introduction of transient moorage a success -
share your ideas, preferences and comments in the online survey.

Contact Information

Parks & Community Services
PO Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Lorrie Peterson
Phone: 425-452-4355
E-mail: lpeterson@bellevuewa.gov
Contact: Pam Fehrman
Phone: 425-452-4326
E-mail: pfehrman@bellevuewa.gov