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Capital Budget Items:
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Greenbridge Plaza in White Center
$200,000 for Greenbridge, a new, mixed-income community designed around a village plaza. The $165 million project will feature 300 rent-subsidized units, 229 workforce rental units and 474 for-sale units, in an array of designs, complemented by parks and trails. $300,000 for a Youth and Family Center within the Greenbridge community
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Ruth Dykeman Children’s Center
$27,000 for the Ruth Dykeman Children’s Center, which has more than 80 years of experience as a not-for-profit social service agency helping children, families and communities build on their strengths.
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Sound Way Property preservation
$500,000 to help preserve seven acres of Seattle’s rare remaining undeveloped land. The property is part of the Duwamish Greenbelt that protects the Riverview neighborhood and South Seattle Community College. It’s a beautiful native ecosystem that provides a buffer to air and noise pollution.
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West Seattle Community Resource Center
$500,000 for an innovative community resource center that brings together a mix of services for families in need: the West Seattle food bank, historic Cooper Cultural Arts Center and Croft Place town homes, which will provide both short-term emergency services and transformational services to help low-income families.
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South Seattle Community College
$9.272 million for
Industrial Center replacement
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Ercolini Park acquisition
$245,000 for this 0.53 acre property, acquired by Seattle Parks and Recreation in September 2005. Late in 2006, the existing structures will be removed and the site will be open to the public. |
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Burien
$1,547,000 for Ambaum regional detention pond expansion.
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Southwest Suburban Sewer
District
$3,910,000 for Chelsea Park sewer mainline replacement
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Transportation Budget Items: |
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FAUNTLEROY FERRY TERMINAL PRESERVATION This project replaces worn-out systems at the Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal in order to ensure the terminal stays in safe, sound and efficient operating condition. This ensures the viability of the Fauntleroy-Southworth-Vashon `Triangle` Ferry Routes. Fauntleroy Terminal Preservation This project conducts minor preservation work to keep the Fauntleroy Terminal in sound and efficient operating condition.
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Vashon Terminal Preservation This project preserves the Vashon Ferry Terminal in sound and efficient operating condition. Its primary focus is the replacement or refurbishment of terminal systems and structures when they reach the end of their life expectancies. Vashon Park and Ride Property Purchase This project acquires a park-and-ride lot near the Vashon Ferry Terminal. WSF will charge a parking fee to generate income for the Ferry System.
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Tahlequah Terminal Preservation This project conducts minor preservation work at the Tahlequah Ferry Terminal. Tahlequah Adjacent Property Purchase This project acquires property adjacent to the Tahlequah Ferry Terminal.
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Lander Street Overcrossing
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East Marginal Way Ramps
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SR 99/1ST AVE S BRIDGE - PAINTING BRIDGE PAINTING ON BRIDGE 99/530E
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SR 99/1ST AVE S BRIDGE - PAINTING BRIDGE PAINTING ON BRIDGE 99/530E
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Safe Routes to School $236,500 for McMurray Middle School and Chautauqua Elementary School to increase students’ safety when they walk or bike to schools. Improvements will include the installation of sidewalks, crosswalks, signage, lighting and bicycle racks. This “safe routes to school” money also funds an education curriculum, which includes a bicycle safety program and a walking/pedometer program.
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Operating Budget Items: |
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Department of Social and Health Services White Center
Community Services Office
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Employment Security Department - WorkSource South Seattle
Community College |
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Department of Licensing Seattle-West office |
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Delridge Weed & Seed $125,000 in Weed & Seed funding for West Seattle’s Delridge area. The goal of Weed & Seed is to “weed” out violent crime while “seeding” in social service programs, and this area has been identified as one of the areas that could benefit from Weed & Seed funding.
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Public Schools: |
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Lafayette Elementary 2645 California Ave SW
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West Seattle High 3000 California Ave SW |
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Schmitz Park Elementary 5000 SW Spokane St |
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Alki Elementary 3010 59th Ave SW |
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Madison Middle 3429 45th Ave SW |
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Pathfinder K-8 5012 SW Genesee St |
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Cooper Elementary 1901 SW Genesee St |
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Fairmount Park Elementary 3800 SW Findlay St |
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Middle College High 1330 N 90th St |
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Gatewood Elementary 4320 SW Myrtle St |
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High Point Elementary 6760 34th Ave SW |
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Sanislo Elementary 1812 SW Myrtle St |
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Chief Sealth High 2600 SW Thistle St |
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Denny Middle 8402 30th Ave SW |
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Roxhill Elementary 9430 30th Ave SW |
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Highland Park Elementary 1012 SW Trenton St |
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Arbor Heights Elementary 3701 SW 104th St |
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Chautauqua Elementary 9309 Cemetery Rd SW |
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McMurray Middle 9329 SW Cemetery Road |
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Vashon High 20120 Vashon Hwy. SW |
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White Center Heights Elementary 10015 Sixth Ave SW |
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Mount View Elementary 10811 12th Ave SW |
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Evergreen High 830 SW 116th St |
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Shorewood Elementary 2725 SW 116th St |
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Seahurst Elementary 14603 14th Ave SW |
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Gregory Heights Elementary 16201 16th Ave SW |
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Cascade Middle 11212 10th Ave SW |
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South Seattle Community College 6000 16th Ave SW
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9800
8th Ave SW
1033
SW 152nd St
Harbor
Ave SW/ Fairmount Ave SW
35th
Ave SW and SW Morgan
6000
16th Ave SW
Near
West Seattle Junction
415 SW 150th St