Programs
King County Capital Projects Section

Capital Improvement Program (CIP): Designs and implements large projects to mitigate flooding, enhance stream and wetland habitat, and improve water quality.

CIP Monitoring Program: Monitors CIP projects to assess overall project performance and to determine maintenance needs.

Small Habitat Restoration Program: Builds small projects to enhance and restore streams and wetlands.

Drainage & Habitat Improvement Program: Constructs small projects to address drainage and habitat problems.

Native Plant Salvage Program: Provides a hands-on opportunity to save native plants from development sites to use for habitat enhancement projects.

Neighborhood Drainage Assistance Program: Implements small drainage projects to assist private property owners in unincorporated King County.

Support to Other Agencies: Assists various King County agencies, including Department of Transportation, Parks Department, and other sections of DNRP, as well as cities, by designing and implementing surface water projects.

Conservation Futures Program: King County's open space acquisition funding source availabel annually through a conpetitive process.

For questions about Capital Projects Web pages, please contact Glenn Evans, section manager.

For questions about the Water and Land Resources Web site, please contact Fred Bentler, webmaster.

Department of Natural Resources and Parks
Water and Land Resources Division

Updated: July 24, 2003

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