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Park Planning and Development

Park Planning Introduction
	2008 Parks & Natural Areas Levy Fact Sheet

Aquatics Feasibility Study

Bellevue Airfield Park Master Plan (formerly Eastgate Area Properties)

Bellevue Botanical Garden Master Plan Update
	BBG Visitor Center
	Ravine Experience

Bellevue Youth Theatre Construction

Bridle Trails Levy Project

Downtown Park Inspiration Playground

Forest Drive Streetscape

Hidden Valley Park Partnership

Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center Construction
	Background
	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

SBCC - Challenge Course Expansion

Sports Field Improvements
	Newport Hills Park
	Wilburton Hill Park

Surrey Downs Park Master Planning

Parks & Open Space System Plan

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On May 3, 2010, the City Council approved the 2010 Parks & Open Space System Plan. The links below provide the plan and project maps.

Parks & Open Space System Plan - Entire plan; clicking on a chapter title in the Table of Contents will lead you to that section of the Plan.

Citywide Maps

Project Maps by Subarea

The 2010 Parks & Open Space System Plan involved input from thousands of Bellevue residents and park users.

Public hearing -- The Parks & Community Services Board hosted a public hearing on future parks, open space and recreation needs in Bellevue.
Public Opinion Survey -- Approximately 700 Bellevue residents took part in a scientific public opinion poll during the month of September 2009. 2009 Community Survey - Final Report
Online survey -- A short online survey collected responses between early October and December 20, 2009. Over 1,200 Bellevue park users completed the survey.
Presentations to neighborhood or community groups -- Local organizations, such as neighborhood associations and sports leagues, discussed Bellevue’s long-range plan for the park system.
Public meetings -- Presentations on the Park Plan update were made to a variety of the city’s commissions, boards and advisory committees.

Completed presentations

Parks & Community Services Board meeting - June 9, 2009
City Council Study Session - August 3, 2009
Friends of Crossroads Community Center Advisory Board - September 28, 2009
Bellevue Arts Commission - October 6, 2009
Bellevue Network on Aging - October 9, 2009
Soccer Field User Meeting - October 15, 2009
Bellevue Youth Theatre Foundation - October 15, 2009
North Bellevue Community Center Advisory Board - October 21, 2009
Baseball-Softball Field User Meeting - October 22, 2009
Bellevue Human Services Commission - November 3, 2009
East Bellevue Community Council - November 4, 2009
Youth Link Board - November 10, 2009
Parks & Community Services Board - November 10, 2009
Bellevue Youth Council - November 18, 2009
Bellevue Planning Commission - November 18, 2009
Bellevue Sunshine Rotary - November 24, 2009
Environmental Services Commission - December 3, 2009
Bellevue Transportation Commision - December 10, 2009
Eastside Heritage Center Board - December 10, 2009
Newport Hills Community Club - December 15, 2009
Parks & Community Services Board - January 12, 2010
Arts Commission - February 2, 2010
Parks & Community Services Board - February 9, 2010
Bellevue Network on Aging - March 4, 2010
City Council - March 22, 2010
Lake Hills Neighborhood Association - April 20, 2010
City Council - May 3, 2010

Contact Information

Parks & Community Services
450 110th Ave NE
PO Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Camron Parker
Phone: 425-452-2032
E-mail: cparker@bellevuewa.gov