A meeting will be held at the West Seattle Golf Course on May 6, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., to discuss projects designated for funds from the 2008 voter approved Parks and Green Spaces Levy as well as the levy's $15 million opportunity fund, which has not yet been allocated but will be used for neighborhood projects.

The following West Seattle parks have been designated funds from the 2008 voter approved Parks and Green Spaces Levy:

Delridge Playfield:
Renovate lit sand field to provide synthetic turf
Allocation: $3.2 million

Fairmount Playground:
Renovation to improve and address safety issues
Allocation: $170,000

Camp Long:
Renovation of this environmental learning center and family camp
Allocation: $1 million

West Duwamish Trail:
Create a linear park, including bicycle and trail improvements, along the Duwamish River
Allocation: $2 million

Georgetown Playfield Wading Pool:
Conversion of wading pool to a spray pad
Allocation: $400,000

Myrtle Reservoir Skatespot:
Development of a new skatepark
Allocation: $250,000

Roxhill Playground and Skatespot:
Improving and addressing safety issues, the playground and development of a new skatepark.
Allocation: $450,000 for playground, $600,000 for skatespot

West Seattle Reservoir (Watercrest Park) Development:
Development of a park on the reservoir lid
Allocation: $3 million

Marra-Desimone Farm:
Development of a park, which includes Marra-Desimone Farm, Seattle's largest site for urban gardening in accordance with long range development plan.
Allocation: $1.1 million