August 21, 2025 8:04 am
Camas, Environment, News 
Camas resident Karin Nosrati, right, points out the street changes necessary to install a gas station near the corner of Northeast 13th Street and Northwest Friberg-Strunk Street in northeast Camas on Friday. A Clark County Superior Court judge ruled in favor of a group of Camas residents, who sued the city of Camas over a permit given to new construction of a gas station in their neighborhood. (Photos by James Rexroad/for The Columbian)
Camas residents Randy and Karin Nosrati stand near the corner of Northeast 13th Street and Northwest Friberg-Strunk Street in northeast Camas on Friday. A Clark County Superior Court judge ruled in favor of a group of Camas residents, who sued the city of Camas over a permit given to new construction of a gas station in their neighborhood.
From left, Camas residents Ruth and Tom Small, Kalene and Ed Stengel, Russell Wegner, Joan Rickard, and Karin and Randy Nosrati stand near the corner of Northeast 13th Street and Northwest Friberg-Strunk Street in northeast Camas on Friday. (James Rexroad/ for The Columbian)
Opponents of a gas station proposed for the corner of Northeast 13th Street and Northwest Friberg-Strunk Street prevailed court earlier this month.
Residents of the Morning Meadows, Katie’s Hill and Evergreen Tract Acres neighborhoods had fought the project since 2024 when they heard that a gas station and an accompanying car wash and convenience store were planned nearby.
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