Editor's note: The following is a press release from King County Parks. For an earlier Kirkland Patch story on the Big Finn Hill Parks trails plan, .
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King County Parks is moving forward with development of a publicly guided trails plan for in Kirkland.
A public meeting is set for Thursday, Aug. 23, from 7-9 p.m. at Bastyr University, Room 184, 14500 Juanita Dr. N.E., Kenmore. The room is on the first floor, adjacent the main parking lot.
Parks staff last met with the Big Fill Park community in June to talk about existing trail amenities and to receive public input about trail use and trail improvement needs.
At the August meeting, Parks staff will review the public’s recommendations from the June meeting, provide an update about a trail mapping project, and form an advisory group to help guide the agency’s development of a trail use and development plan.
Big Finn Hill Park is 220 acres in size and features almost four miles of trails for hiking, running, mountain biking, wildlife viewing and other activities. The County’s trail system connects to seven miles of trails at the adjacent .
The County’s goal is to produce a clear and concise trail use and development plan that insures continued hiking, biking and running opportunities for park users of all ages and abilities.
For information on the trail planning process, contact David Kimmett in King County Parks, 206-263-7159, or david.kimmett@kingcounty.gov.
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