Chapter 3.24
PUBLIC LANDS
Sections:
Article I. OLD OLYMPIA WATERSHED
3.24.010 Description.
3.24.020 City to retain ownership--Use.
3.24.030 Disposition of income.
3.24.040 Preservation.
Article II. SYLVESTER PARK
3.24.050 Description.
3.24.060 City interest to be retained.
Article I. OLD OLYMPIA WATERSHED
3.24.010 - Description
The Old Olympia Watershed is best described as that property of the city now under the jurisdiction of the city water department, known as the Moxlie Creek Watershed, and consisting of one hundred sixty-six acres, more or less, within the following described area: Swan’s Addition, Cullen’s Addition, Steven’s Addition, Vacated Kasson’s Addition, Wildwood Addition, and E. H. Wilson’s D.L.C., all in Olympia, Thurston County, Washington.
(Ord. 2938 §4, 1955).
3.24.020 - City to retain ownership –Use
The Old Olympia Watershed, including the timber thereon, shall be retained in the ownership of the city, and it shall never be used for other than an emergency city water supply, or other public purpose unless such other use is approved by a vote of the people.
(Ord. 2938 §1, 1955).
3.24.030 - Disposition of income
Any income realized from the area, from whatever source derived, other than from the sale of water for public consumption, shall be used solely for the maintenance and development of the area itself.
(Ord. 2938 §2, 1955).
3.24.040 - Preservation
Every effort shall be made to preserve the natural beauty of the area.
(Ord. 2938 §3, 1955).
Article II. SYLVESTER PARK
3.24.050 - Description
Sylvester Park is best described as the public square bounded by Capitol Way, Legion Way, Washington Street and East Seventh Street, all in the city of Olympia, Thurston County, Washington.
(Ord. 2939 §2, 1955).
3.24.060 - City interest to be retained
The interest of the city in Sylvester Park shall never be disposed of in any manner unless the proposal is approved by a vote of the people.
(Ord. 2939 §1, 1955).