KC SeaTac DesMoinesCreekExpansionIII

Project Name: Des Moines Creek Expansion III Project Location: 2151 S. 200th Street (fill in City Name or "Unincomorated Kinf! County'') Applicant's Agency or Organization Name: City of SeaTac Proposed Project Acreage: 3 CFT Funding Request: 1,105,000 (lden/i/j, the acreaf!e tarf!eted under this year's fundinf! request) (Dollar amount of CFT award requested) Total Project Acreage: 8 KC PL Funding Request: 0 (Estimate to/al acreage al project completion for multi-year projects) (Kini< County projects only: dollar amount of KC Parks Levy requested) Seeking a match waiver? D Yes IZI No Total Funding Request:1,105,000 (Ifves, avvlicant mus/ submit "Suvolemenlal Form #1.) (Sum oJCFT + KCPL reauests above) Type of Acquisition(s): IZI Fee Title D Easement D Fee or easement TBD D Other: King County Council District in which project is located1: 5,8 WRIA/watershed in which project is located2: 90 APPLICANT CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Name: Lawrence Ellis Phone: 206.973.4681 Title: Parks and Recreation Director Email: lellis@seatacwa.gov Address:4800 S. 188th Street Date: 2.10.21 SECTION 1. PROJECT SUMMARY Please summarize your project in the space below. The City of SeaTac is requesting funds to secure the funding to purchase the final three acres of Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) surplus property adjacent to Des Moines Creek Park. If awarded, the total amount of acreage purchased would be 8 acres. The City has been very successful by being a recipient of $1.lM in 2019 and $500,000 in 2020 from the Conservation Futures Tax Levy. The property is located adjacent to the Des Moines Creek Park…

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