Partial view of mural you are looking for.
The original Panther Lake Elementary School is located on the
southwest corner of 208th & Benson (108th SE). The original
part of the school was built during 1938-39. After several decades
of educating children from this location, the school shut down
after the 2008-09 school year. Last June was the last time the
school operated from its historical location.
What will happen to the old site?
With a shiny new namesake opened around the corner, the OPLE
sits empty these days. But if floodwaters rise this winter, the old
school will be pressed back into service to house students from
schools in the flood zone. The district never mothballed the
building because of the possibility of flooding. The building's
boiler was inspected and a full cleaning was performed on the
building, including carpets, just in case it would be needed.
OPLE has been identified in the district's continuation of
instruction plans to host students from Kent Elementary and
Neely-O'Brien Elementary in the case that those school have to be
closed due to flooding.
The OPLE site is divided into two different zoning types in King
County. A 4 acre portion located at the corner of 208th &
Benson Rd/108th SE that is currently zoned for Commercial Business.
The rest of the OPLE site is zoned R-12. R-12 zoning means 12
"dwelling units" are allowed per acre.
We have been driving by here for years and it is nice to see
some kids out playing on the equipment and in the fields, although
not nearly as many as when the school was in full use.
At the mural, in the upper left corner there are four math
problems.
A = Take the lower right (pink) answer
B = Take the top left pink answer and subtract it from
the lower left blue answer
C = Add the two blue answers together and subtract the
top left pink answer from it.
D = Add the two pink answers together and subtract
3.
On the right hand side of the mural there is a hopscotch
pattern:
E = Starting number.
F = Take the top rightmost number.
G = Take the largest number.
H = Take the number in the middle of the
pattern.</>
The cache is located at N 47 2A.BCD W 122 1E.FGH
Congratulations to WindingPath for the FTF.
