By Karen Robes Meeks
This month, four developers will be vying for the opportunity to partner with the Port of Camas-Washougal on the Parker's Landing Waterfront Development. They will be interviewed between Feb. 11 and 22.
The port's strategic advisors, The Leland Consulting Group, will help with the interviewing process.
"This is a very exciting time for the Port and the community," said Port CEO David Ripp. "Choosing the right developer that will continue the vision of a thriving and vibrant destination is of vital importance."
Many of the port’s waterfront projects are in progress, including the clearing of the 20.5 acres for future development. This month, Keystone Contracting is expected to work on the Waterfront Park Natural Play Area. Construction of the connector trail between the waterfront and the City of Washougal’s downtown should begin this summer.
Visit portcw.com for more details.
This month, four developers will be vying for the opportunity to partner with the Port of Camas-Washougal on the Parker's Landing Waterfront Development. They will be interviewed between Feb. 11 and 22.
The port's strategic advisors, The Leland Consulting Group, will help with the interviewing process.
"This is a very exciting time for the Port and the community," said Port CEO David Ripp. "Choosing the right developer that will continue the vision of a thriving and vibrant destination is of vital importance."
Many of the port’s waterfront projects are in progress, including the clearing of the 20.5 acres for future development. This month, Keystone Contracting is expected to work on the Waterfront Park Natural Play Area. Construction of the connector trail between the waterfront and the City of Washougal’s downtown should begin this summer.
Visit portcw.com for more details.
