The city plans to to build a quarter-mile boardwalk and two wildlife viewpoints on the shore with the money, among other improvements.
LYNNWOOD, Wash. — Lynnwood’s Scriber Lake was among three Washington cities that received grants from the National Park Service for improvements.
The Lynnwood Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts Department was given $2 million to build a quarter-mile boardwalk and two wildlife viewpoints on the shore of Scriber Lake in Scriber Lake Park.
The city also plans to improve the connections to a floating dock, update the parking and route to the parking lot to improve accessibility for people with disabilities and restore
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