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Developers of Main Street project seek tax exemption

Public hearing will be held Oct. 24, in Washougal

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A two-story building, with three retail spaces on the first floor and nine, 700-square-foot apartments on the second floor, is planned for the northwest corner of 20th and Main streets, in downtown Washougal. Public art would be part of the east wall. The project has received preliminary site plan approval from the Washougal community development department. (Rendering by architect Brett Schulz)

Washougal has received its first application for a multi-family housing property tax exemption.

The application is from Rig-A-Hut LLC, of Washougal.

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