Adopt A Stream Foundation (AASF) used funds to complete final designs and construct Phase II of a stream restoration along Bear Creek at the Friendly Village Mobile Home Park in Redmond, Washington. This instream restoration project improved adult spawning and juvenile rearing habitat for Chinook, coho, and sockeye salmon by reducing the slope of over-steepened streambanks, adding off-channel habitat along the edges of the creek, removing a foot bridge that confined the channel, installing significant quantities of large wood, and restoring native riparian vegetation in areas that were previously manicured lawn. In 2014, AASF completed the first instream restoration project at this property (project #12-1282). Preliminary Designs for this second phase of restoration were developed with Salmon Recovery Funding Board funding (project #15-1059). Bear Creek is high priority for restoration in the WRIA 8 Chinook Conservation Plan. This project improved habitat conditions for juvenile and adult salmonids by addressing key limiting factors identified in the WIRA 8 Plan: reducing fine sediment inputs, increasing instream complexity, improving riparian conditions and improving floodplain connection. King County Housing authority (KCHA) installed an above ground irrigation system to water the native plants that were installed as part of this project. The irrigation system that was paid for by KCHA will help to establish a healthy riparian buffer and ensure the long-term success of this project.