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Steakburger site to be redeveloped

Iconic restaurant will be demolished as soon as June; four commercial buildings, Fred Meyer fueling station, new McDonald's to be built

By Cami Joner
Published: February 19, 2014, 4:00pm
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An artist's rendering shows the vision of a planned redevelopment of about 4.4 acres on the west side of Northeast Highway 99. The property now includes a McDonald's, the Steakburger restaurant and its miniature golf course and a building now occupied by the Salvation Army, but owned by Fred Meyer, all of which will be demolished.
An artist's rendering shows the vision of a planned redevelopment of about 4.4 acres on the west side of Northeast Highway 99. The property now includes a McDonald's, the Steakburger restaurant and its miniature golf course and a building now occupied by the Salvation Army, but owned by Fred Meyer, all of which will be demolished. Currently, the Steakburger site sits between McDonads (the red building) and the gas station. Photo Gallery

Plans are moving forward for a summer start to demolish and redevelop the iconic Steakburger restaurant site and its adjoining miniature golf course.

The work will be part of several projects that make up a two-block makeover to construct four new commercial buildings, rebuild the McDonald’s restaurant, add a new Dutch Bros.

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