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Duvall’s 2024 parks, trails and open-space plan outlines upgrades, trail network and funding options
Summary
Duvall’s new plan responds to rapid population growth by proposing new restrooms, flood mitigation at McCormick Park, a connected trail network tied to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail, mountain-biking options, and several funding approaches including impact fees and grants.
Duvall’s newly released 2024 parks, trails and open‑space plan lays out upgrades and new projects intended to respond to rapid population growth and changing recreational demand.
The plan, discussed in a recorded public conversation about the document, says the city’s population has grown from roughly 46,100 around the time of the previous plan to more than 85,100 now, putting renewed pressure on parks, playgrounds and trails.
Why it matters: The plan addresses both everyday needs — more restrooms and safer access for families — and long‑term ambitions such as a connected trail network that links local paths to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail and new recreational uses like mountain biking. The document also lists funding options and governance models to help the city deliver projects as it grows.
Key findings and proposals
• Facilities and maintenance: The plan flags restrooms as a frequent resident complaint and proposes adding new restroom facilities,…
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