Proposal to extend wetland at Ronald Bog - meeting Apr 13
Friday, March 31, 2017
Ronald Bog wetland to be extended Photo courtesy SummerSet Arts Festival |
Portions of the plans include:
- the “Kiss” sculpture being re-sited elsewhere
- the shelter by the lake being moved and rebuilt.
The Rotary-planted tree Arboretum on the east side of the park would remain accessible, and new walking / running trails might be built on the same side of the park, parallel to I-5.
The proposed change to Ronald Bog Park is due to Sound Transit locating wetland mitigation there to replace wetlands being disturbed / removed near the fire station in 155th related to the elevated guideway.
City of Shoreline residents are encouraged to attend a public meeting on this topic, to be held in Shoreline City Council Chambers on April 13th, 7pm-8:30pm, at City Hall located at 17500 Midvale Ave N.
City of Shoreline residents are encouraged to attend a public meeting on this topic, to be held in Shoreline City Council Chambers on April 13th, 7pm-8:30pm, at City Hall located at 17500 Midvale Ave N.
For more information on the Lynnwood Link visit SoundTransit LLE, or about the wetland mitigation, email City planner Juniper Nammi
1 comments:
I think the idea that we can move wetlands shows our fundamental ignorance. How about we quit disturbing wetlands and instead learn to live with them where they naturally occur?
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