February 16, 2016 1:52 pm
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The owners of the building at 2103 Main St., in downtown Washougal, Neil and Corrine Lorch, hope to renovate it and utilize the space for a retail business, offices and possibly a restaurant on the first floor, and three apartments on the second floor.
The duplex at 2036 Main St., could be future city park land in downtown Washougal. The Washougal City Council has approved a purchase and sale agreement, subject to contingencies, for a potential property acquisition at that address. Following an appraisal process, the $188,000 purchase will go back to City Council for final approval.
The downtown Washougal core is on the cusp of some changes and additions designed to attract more people to live, work and play in the historic area.
The 2100 block of Main Street is one example of the developments destined to change the streetscape.
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