Clark County’s Top 2010 Construction Projects
Sunday, January 3, 2010
West Vancouver Freight Access project
• Scope: The Port of Vancouver’s 27-mile rail project to expand access to port property, eliminate rail yard congestion and aid waterfront development.
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• Cost: $137 million.
• Location: West and northwest from downtown Vancouver to former Alcoa/Evergreen smelter site.
• Developer: Port of Vancouver.
• Timeline: Construction of a $14.2 million rail loop at Terminal 5 this year, with additional work continuing through 2017.
Washington State University Vancouver
• Scope: Applied Technology Classroom building.
• Size: 56,000-square-foot, four-story building to house the university’s new undergraduate electrical engineering program.
• Cost: $43.5 million.
• Location: On the north end of the 300-acre WSUV campus, 14204 N.E. Salmon Creek Ave., Vancouver.
• Developer: Washington State University.
• Timeline: Expected to open for 2011 fall classes.
WinCo Foods at Bowyer Marketplace
• Scope: A 94,000-square-foot store will be the Boise-based supermarket chain’s fourth Clark County location.
• Cost: Unknown.
• Location: Northwest of Northeast 119th Street at Northeast 117th Avenue (state Highway 503).
• Developer: WinCo Foods.
• Timeline: Expected April opening.
Bowyer Marketplace
• Scope: A 10-building retail complex on a 19-acre Brush Prairie site that would include a sit-down restaurant, two drive-through fast-food outlets, two banks and four buildings with shops to join the WinCo Foods now under construction.
• Cost: $40 million.
• Location: Northwest corner of Northeast 119th Street at 117th Avenue.
• Developer: Killian Pacific.
• Timeline: WinCo will open in the spring with surrounding construction expected to start this year.
Fort Vancouver Regional Library Main branch
• Scope: A five-story library building that will include an early learning center, administrative offices, a roof garden and a glass-enhanced exterior.
• Cost: $38 million.
• Location: Southwest corner of Evergreen Boulevard and C Street in downtown Vancouver.
• Developer: Fort Vancouver Regional Library.
• Timeline: Completion scheduled for 2011.
Fisher Investments office complex
• Scope: A campus with two six-story office buildings and parking for more than 1,000 vehicles that could become world headquarters for the multibillion dollar California-based investment firm.
• Cost: $30 million.
• Location: A 150-acre tract on the south side of Southeast 20th Street, east of 192nd Avenue in Camas.
• Developer: Fisher Investments.
• Timeline: Site clearing and road work under way; office construction to start in mid 2010.
Armed Forces Reserve Center
• Scope: A training center for the Army Reserve and Washington Army National Guard, with offices, classrooms, storage buildings, a maintenance shop for military rigs and parking for 276 vehicles.
• Cost: $24 million.
• Location: On 18.5 acres on the south side of Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard between 147th and 152nd avenues.
• Developer: U.S. Army.
• Timeline: Set to break ground in 2010 and open in 2011.
Woodland Walmart
• Scope: A 150,000-square-foot Walmart Supercenter.
• Cost: Estimated at $15 million to $25 million.
• Location: An 18.5-acre site northwest of Interstate 5 at Exit 22 in Woodland.
• Developer: Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
• Timeline: Expected to open in October or November.
Costco
• Scope: A 154,700-square-foot warehouse store, fueling center with eight islands, two adjacent retail buildings and 745 parking spaces.
• Cost: Unknown.
• Location: A 17.5-acre site at 113 N.E. 192nd Ave., in east Vancouver.
• Developer: Costco.
• Timeline: Expected 2010 groundbreaking.
Hayes Freedom High School
• Scope: A standalone alternative high school.
• Cost: $5.4 million.
• Location: 1919 N.E. Ione St., Camas.
• Developer: Camas School District.
• Timeline: Opening for 2010 fall classes.
—Compiled by Cami Joner
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