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Waterfront planning moves forward

Architect mentions Fred Meyer as development options are discussed

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Larry Keister and Richard Hamby, both of Washougal, watch David Hansen set up a clay model of a draft waterfront master planning vision prior to the Dec. 14 Port of Camas-Washougal workshop. Lance Killian, president of Killian Pacific, has said development of the waterfront could create more than 500 jobs.

A Seattle architect hired by the Port of Camas-Washougal has referred to the potential of a Fred Meyer store and fuel station opening near Washougal Waterfront Park and Trail, but the developer of some of that land said no agreements are in place.

David Hansen, of Hansen Design, LLC, mentioned the retail supermarket company several times during a special port commission workshop Dec. 14, while presenting a draft master planning vision for development of a portion of the former Hambleton Lumber Company property.

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