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Schmid land could be housing, restaurant site

George Schmid & Sons buildings were demolished in May

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The former offices of George Schmid & Sons, Inc., were demolished in May. The land at 1407 32nd St., in Washougal, is the proposed site for housing and commercial development.

The land in Washougal that used to bustle with the activity of bulldozers and other excavation machinery sits quietly these days — following the demolition of the George Schmid & Sons, Inc. offices.

The demolition in May has made room for a planned unit development that could include residential and commercial development at 1407 32nd St., in Washougal. The Schmid Family Limited Partnership II, which owns the land, has received preliminary plat approval for a 68-lot subdivision and planned unit development.

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