This restoration project will remove shoreline armor and restore beach habitat on 530 ft. of shoreline within Agate Beach County Park and the neighboring property to the south. A companion project will relocate Mackaye Harbor Rd from following the shoreline to an upland area. The restoration goal is to improve forage fish spawning habitat and production, and to benefit juvenile rearing ESA Chinook salmon. Agate Beach County Park is located on the southern half of Outer Bay, at the southwest corner of Lopez Island (Figure 1). The site includes rearing habitat for outmigrating juvenile salmon, and a feeder bluff up-drift of a documented surf smelt spawning site. Key to shoreline restoration is moving the shoreline road. San Juan County Public Works secured federal funding to move MacKaye Harbor Rd from fronting the Park adjacent to the beach, to behind the Park in an upland area (Figure 2). Public works and Federal Highways are in design with the construction slated for 2023. These two projects are separate but linked, moving the road is a necessary first step to shoreline restoration. With a relocated road the bank armor is unnecessary. Public Works Roads is co-managing the road project, and Public Works Environmental Resources will lead the restoration effort. The project sponsor is a member of the road-relocation design team.