Industrial development planned off Highway 14 in VancouverSubscriber Exclusive

It’s a site that anyone who regularly drives down state Highway 14 in Vancouver would recognize — an empty, roughly 17 acres of land, just down the road from the Grand Central retail center. Now it’s being planned as a large flexible industrial development called simply The Collective.

Pre-planning documents sent to the city of Vancouver show that the developer, Killian Pacific Development LLC, plans to relocate a city-owned sanitary sewer pump station and begin grading and site-plan review for four industrial buildings after given approval.

Killian Pacific has been a part of many developments in Clark County, including the Ninebark in progress at the Camas-Washougal waterfront, Vancouver’s riverside Columbia Business Center and the aforementioned Grand Central retail center.

The pre-planning narrative states the proposed development would happen in two phases. The narrative also goes on to say that the four buildings are expected to range in size from 46,500 to 81,650 square feet.

“We are not at a point today where we are ready to share details about our new project, as it is in very early stages,” Cassidy Bolger, director of development for Killian Pacific, told The Columbian.