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Project will add parking to popular trailhead

Construction at Heritage Trail is expected to begin this year

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The parking lot at the north end of the Heritage Trail filled up quickly on Monday afternoon, when the clouds dissipated and the sun began to shine. The city of Camas plans to begin construction on a parking lot expansion project later this year.

Planning is moving forward on a project that will add more parking at the north end of the popular Heritage Trail, located off of Northeast Goodwin Road in Camas.

A consultant contract with Harper Houf Peterson Righellis, Inc., for completion of permitting, plans and specifications for additional parking at the Heritage Trailhead has been approved by the City Council. The cost for the contract is not to exceed $98,335.

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