City turns down property adjacent to Waterfront Park

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Waterfront Park will soon get an upgrade, but for now it won’t be getting any larger.

The city recently declined to make an offer on a residence for sale adjacent to the downtown park. The city had a long-standing right of first refusal on the property, which is listed at $428,000.

City Manager Doug Schulze said the potential acquisition was discussed during a City Council executive session. Council members decided the property was too expensive and not necessary for the park, he said.

The 8,000-square-foot lot borders the northeast corner of Waterfront Park.

2 thoughts on “City turns down property adjacent to Waterfront Park

    1. That would be the City of Bainbridge Island. (This is the Bainbridge Conversation blog, so sometimes I neglect to specify).

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