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September 8, 2022
Local projects hooked on Salmon-Safe standards
By SAM BENNETT
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Images courtesy of Navix Engineering
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The Liza design has pervious pavement, bioretention planters, an extensive green roof and a rainwater cistern. It recently applied for Salmon-Safe certification.
The Jack in Seattle incorporates a green roof, oversized planters and street trees. It was designed to Salmon-Safe standards.
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