There would be 271 parking spots, and 20 two-bike lockers.
The property used to be home to the Fisher Quarry, which was mined for gravel beginning in the 1880s, so most of the surfaces are either gravel or fill. It is currently zoned for mixed uses.
The 84.2-acre Columbia Palisades project has been approved for office, commercial, multi-family residential, single-family homes, townhomes, parks and useable open space. It will have a “lifestyle center” ambiance like Bridgeport Village in Tigard or the Pearl District in Portland, said the project’s vice president, Ed Freeman, on the development’s website.
The website describes the community as pedestrian-oriented.