Community Input
In 2023, a team of University of Washington students in the Community, Environment, & Planning program conducted a site analysis of “Jackson” Park. They students developed conceptual redesign proposals of the public park. 9-Hole Alternative This proposal reduces the golf course to a 9-hole course and maintains the driving range.
Community Input
We conducted outreach at multiple community events where we collected votes with dot stickers on people’s preferred alternative “Jackson” Park usages. We also conducted an online survey for preferred alternative “Jackson” Park uses. The non-golf results are shown as of Nov 2023. Select quotes from comments in the online
Our Demands
Seattle is pretty rainy. Isn’t Jackson Park Golf Course self-watering? No. The golf course drains two-thirds of Thornton Creek’s water flow in non-winter months to irrigate the course, harming salmon and other wildlife habitat. A city study performed in 1994 estimates that the golf course drains two-thirds of
Our Demands
Access our flyers – the same ones you may have seen at our events – below:
