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12/18/1984 - Packet AGENDA TIGARD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE TUESDAY - DECEMBER 18, 1984 7:30 A.M. - PIONEER PIES Agenda Items 1. Review minutes of November 20, 1984, meeting. 2. Meeting with area Realtors - overview of Committee aims - how the real estate and development community can be involved with the Committee - sharing of information - input concerning adequacy of current zoning and land use designations 3. Report on Western International project 4. Other Business - Sister City Agreement - Next meeting date - January 15, 1984. 5. Adjournment 0848P Tigard Economic Development Committee Minutes - November 20, 1984 7:30A.M.- Pioneer Pies Restaurant MEMBERS PRESENT: Mark Padgett, Chairman Jim Corliss Amo DeBernardis Greg Newton Tony Orlandini MEMBERS ABSENT: Bruce Clark John Cook STAFF: Bill Monahan GUESTS: Geraldine Ball Jerry Cash Iry Larson The meeting was called to order by Chairman Padgett. The minutes of the October 16, 1984 were approved as written. Each lead person for a special resource lead group was asked to report on his success in securing volunteer help. Tony has now secured five volunteers as Jack Gallagher of Norris, Beggs and Simpson has agreed to help. Pat noted that he has conferred with John Jaerling of the Sam Gotter Agency. John is willing to cooperate, however, he would like to see the Committee gain greater visibility in the community. Jim is attempting to secure a representative of Lamb Weston. In addition, he hopes to have Iry Larson and Geraldine Ball assist for the Tigard Triangle. Mark will make conduct in the 72nd Avenue area. Bill will provide the press with the minutes of the Committee meeting and request that an article be written which requests volunteers. The names of those people who have been recruited to act as resources will be given to each Committee member. A discussion was held concerning remarks which could be interpreted as indicating that -Tigard was Anti-business. Tony had raised a concern at the October meeting that although the Committee had endorsed two proposed developments,_ both were denied by the City. He was concerned that the press reported these denials giving the impression that Tigard was not a favorable location for new business to consider. Discussion was held concerning how the feelings of the Committee should be expressed. Two recent articles about the Committee appeared in the Oregonian which outlined the direction of the Committee. There is a lack of coverage by the Tigard Times. Tony noted that a major advertising effort is now underway in Clackamas County where private firms have contributed $500.00 each for a total of $60,000.00 advertising to develop the corridor. This type of advertising gives a positive impression. The program in Clackamas is being run like a chamber as they sponsor activities which result in free publicity. A discussion was held concerning the type of publicity economic development in Tigard generates. Pat noted that the GI Joes project proposed for Tigard just didn't work out, it was not Anti-Tigard. He hoped that the situation was reported correctly. In that situation the applicant needed a comprehensive plan change in order that the building could be placed on the site. Mark suggested that when there is an article that is negative the City should be sure that accurate information is available so that the facts can prove themselves. The City should begin to supply information which reveals how many applications were filed, how many were approved, and how many were denied so that not only the denials are reported by the press. Bill will take steps so that approvals granted by the Planning Commission and Director will be reported to the Oregonian and Times. Neither newspaper covers the Planning Commission although most of the land use approvals go through the Commission. Jerry Cash suggested that the Committee notify GI Joes that there are other sites in Tigard which may be suitable for their structure. They have been looking in Tualatin, however, they may not have made a final decision. He suggested the Tigard Drive In Theatre site as a possible location. Mark suggested that the Committee invite realtors to the next meeting to discuss economic development needs in the community. Greg suggested that the Committee might want to identify where zone changes may be appropriate before specific applications are presented. Mark pointed out that there are areas which are now zoned residential which would be more appropriate to the community. During the formation of the comprehensive plan the majority of the input was received from residential interests, not business. As a result, there may be a shortage of zoned commercial and industrial land for future needs. Amo suggested that a committee of realtors look at a few sections of the City to make recommendations for where land should have a commercial designation. Tony noted that the Committee efforts to stimulate business development should be publicized. More commercial development results in greater property values and less burden on the residential property owner to pay for services. He suggested that a publication could be prepared for distribution. Bill pointed out that several Committee appointments expire on January 16. He asked if those members with a January expiration date are interested in reappointment for a two year term. Both Jim and Greg indicated a desire for reappointment. Mark will not seek reappointment as he has been appointed to the City's Transportation Committee. The other terms which are due to expire are those of Bob Williams and Bruce Clark. Bob submitted his resignation on Monday due to his relocation out of state. Bill will speak with Bruce to see if he would like to be reappointed. Other business — Bill reported that he has been contacted by a realtor seeking a 5,000 square foot light industrial building. Committee members were asked for suggestions. Information supplied by the TVEDC ikas distributed. The meeting closed at 9 A.M. (WAM:bs/0819P) rr V-1r-TrUCTIon December 17, 1984 Mr. Bill Monahan Planning Director City of Tigard Tigard, OR 97223 Dear Bill: Listed below are resource persons, their company affiliation and telephone number for the Cascade Blvd. area. Each person has agreed to serve as a resource person under the conditions outlined in a letter sent over my signa- ture (copy of letter attached) . Ann Shell - Center for Employment Training- 620-7575 Kathy Reed - E. Lee Robinson Constr. - 639-8021 Irwin Schimmel - Power Rents - 620-1235 John Dorr - Beaverton-Tigard Ins. - 620-0230 I am still awaiting response from two other firms. Very truly yours, R. A. GRAY & CO. Bruce P. Clark kmm Enclosure ",GHTLAN; '1F2 :: a .1 7L-' PHONE t5LIT y r c ��-'ITaARD�Llaltoirn:�Sve Wdly�vurft - ��'d�Connmic Heusi- . dptbtem Eoau eg v-5 ? isd ubm ssin th a t[ ,.,the re. ows ta►ehi Realto oie� Iffi ^'o pulent`� and the pert epts l t fltc : d.:; developers'#ave Oro of = send,accordtc t111 redora an Realburs;a1sn.�re �t <to give suggftons ,for commercial zoning desipatidv hTn the C— "The t omrhittee W ll- t 819:30 a m.;1vt Pioneer P1w,119W&,W�Pa. CM Highway."; 1. =,u _ Nolunteers also are befog I sovW, by-the,commutee1 ladwM,w*. sources far,>development,lnforma tion.Business leaden from the.four . major development arms of Tiprd downtown, Caspwe,,ftdlevBrd ttie'-72nd�"Avenue�'�;area:�td s"the southeast.,, triangle'.-� ;af: being a*ed'rolr,their,development,ideas :on those areN ' ' �FFor:..•Iptore�•.lnorapetJon,,�'eslt•, 1Wona4n at 6381171. x, }y TheCommittee,discussed ao. development onb r diirhig tts140, ''6 lneetii .several ' :a bens-ekpi eased`tbicern` Aivelopmeht denials bi,ti►h'=pty Council �gtvt! impr6ss�oo .. ivas not a ravoretale lacatlob; fol' new bnslne�, ;,- Tigard -Tualatin-King City-Sherwood-Metzger-Washington Square TIGARDAREKHAMBER December 6 , 1984 OF COMMERCE Bill Monahan Planning Director P.O. Box 23397 Tigard, OR 97223 Dear Bill : With regard to the meeting December 4 , 1984 with Norm Solomon, Industrial Property Specialist with the Oregon Economic Development Department I have the following to report. The last legislature funded a computerized statewide in- ventory system of planned and zoned industrial sites of more than one acre in the state of Oregon. The properties are listed with a variety of characteristics that potential investors rate as to their importance. It appears that the OED receives the information from indus- trial brokers and realtors and investors as they will only list property that is for sale or available. It does not appear that there is a method to verify the in- formation fed to the system. And there is no follow through except upon the request of a potential investor. The computer printout for the Tigard area lists 15 properties , see enclosed computer printout. If this information is out- dated or not complete, please notify Norm Solomon. The Chamber managers suggested that this program should es- tablish a working relationship with city planning departments. However, my feeling is that the city planners will need to initiate the contact! If you have questions regarding this matter, feel free to call . I 'm at the Chamber Tuesday through Friday, 9 - 2 . Very truly yours, Jeanne M. Caswell Manager Encl 12995 S.W. PACIFIC HWY. SUITE A ❑ TIGARD, OR 972231:1639-1656 RANK INQUIRY NO. TGRD MAXIMUM DISPLAY _ BLDG _ SIC 9611 GEO Y 12/03/84 08.52 SITE ACREAGE: - 000 IND. PARK: 000 ZONE: LIGHT 000 GENERAL 000 HEAVY 000 WATER SVC: SITE _ WITHIN OVER _ 000 SANIT SEWER:SITE _ WITHIN _ OVER _ 000 STORM SEWER: SITE _ WITHIN _ OVER _ 000 NATURAL GAS:SITE _ WITHIN _ OVER _ 000 RAIL: 000 FWY VIS: 000 MIN FROM FWY: 000 AIR CARRIER: 000 MIN FROM A/C: 000 GEN AVIATION: 000 MIN FROM GEN AV: 000 MARINE PORT 000 MIN FROM PORT: _ 000 MOTOR FRT: - 000 MASS TRANSIT: 000 DEMOGRAPHIC CITY POPULATION: BELOW 51000 000 CITY POPULATION: 5,000- 9,999 000 CITY POPULATION: 10,000-24,999 000 CITY POPULATION: 25,000-49,999 000 CITY POPULATION: 50,000 UP 000 WITHIN _ MILES OF METROPOLITAN AREA OF: 50,000- 99,9999 000 WITHIN _ MILES OF METROPOLITAN AREA OF: 100,000-999,9999 000 WITHIN _ MILES OF METROPOLITAN AREA OF: 1,000,000 UP 000 WITHIN _ MILES OF FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE: 000 WITHIN MILES OF TWO-YEAR COLLEGE: 000 BUILDING LICNO BLDG AVAIL:SALE 000 LEASE 000 LEASE W/OPT 000 BLDG AREA(SF) : - 000 BLDG AGE: 000 BLDG SPACE(SF) :OFF 000 PROD 000 WARE 000 CONST TYPE_ PRECAST CONC 000 CONC BLOCK 000 METAL(INSULATED) 000 OCCUPANCY: SINGLE TENANT 000 MULTI TENANT 000 CLEAR HEIGHT(FT): _ 000 LOADING AREA: DOCK HIGH 000 GRADE LEVEL 000 PARKING SPACES: 000 CO-CITY/TLN SELECTION 157 _ 312 TLN TLN TLN TLN TLN SCORE STD TAX LOT NUMBER COUNTY CITY SITE(AC) BLDG(SF) ZONE 0 OIS-OIW-35-B -1602-P 34 312 3 40367 L 0 02S-O1W-0I-BC-2400-P 34 312 3 0 L 0 02S-O1W-0I-BD-0103-P 34 312 4 28000 L 0 02S-01W-01-43-4600-D 34 312 7 0 G 0 02S-01W-12-D -1407-P 34 157 2 15000 L 0 02S-01W-13- -1900-D 34 157 13 93750 L 0 02S-01W-13-A -0107-P 34 157 2 26375 L 0 02S-01W-13-A -1100-P 34 312 6 38000 L 0 02S-O1W-13-AA-0400-D 34 157 3 35000 L 0 02S-O1W-13-AA-0400-P 34 157 2 19250 L 0 02S-01W-13-AA-0600-P 34 312 8 49000 L RANK INQUIRY NO. TGRD MAXIMUM DISPLAY _ BLDG _ SIC 9611 GEO Y 12/03/84 08.52 SITE ACREAGE: - 000 IND. PARK: 000 ZONE: LIGHT 000 GENERAL 000 HEAVY 000 WATER SVC: SITE _ WITHIN _ OVER _ 000 SANIT SEWER:SITE _ WITHIN - OVER _ 000 STORM SEWER: SITE _ WITHIN _ OVER _ 000 NATURAL GAS:SITE _ WITHIN _ OVER _ 000 RAIL: 000 FWY VIS: 000 MIN FROM FWY: 000 AIR CARRIER: 000 MIN FROM A/C: _ 000 GEN AVIATION: 000 MIN FROM GEN AV: 000 MARINE PORT 000 MIN FROM PORT: _ 000 MOTOR FRT: _ 000 MASS TRANSIT: 000 DEMOGRAPHIC CITY POPULATION: BELOW 51000 000 CITY POPULATION: 5,000- 9,999 000 CITY POPULATION: 10,000-24,999 000 CITY POPULATION: 25,000-49,999 000 CITY POPULATION: 50,000 UP 000 WITHIN _ MILES OF METROPOLITAN AREA OF: 50,000- 99,9999 000 WITHIN _ MILES OF METROPOLITAN AREA OF: 100,000-999,9999 000 WITHIN _ MILES OF METROPOLITAN AREA OF: 1,000,000 UP 000 WITHIN _ MILES OF FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE: 000 WITHIN MILES OF TWO-YEAR COLLEGE: 000 BUILDING LICNO BLDG AVAIL:SALE 000 LEASE 000 LEASE W/OPT 000 BLDG AREA(SF) : - 000 BLDG AGE: 000 BLDG SPACE(SF) :OFF 000 PROD 000 WARE 000 CONST TYPE_ PRECAST CONC 000 CONC BLOCK 000 METAL(INSULATED) 000 OCCUPANCY: SINGLE TENANT 000 MULTI TENANT 000 CLEAR HEIGHT(FT): _„ 000 LOADING AREA: DOCK HIGH 000 GRADE LEVEL 000 PARKING SPACES: 000 CO-CITY/TLN SELECTION 157 _ 312 TLN TLN TLN TLN TLN SCLRE STD TAX LOT NUMBER COUNTY CITY SITE(AC) BLDG(SF) ZONE 0 01S-01W-35-B -1602-P 34 312 3 40367 L 0 02S-01W-0I-BC-2400-P 34 312 3 0 L 0 02S-01W-0I-BD-0103-P 34 312 4 28000 L 0 02S-OIW-01-43-4600-D 34 312 7 0 G 0 02S-01W-12-D -1407-P 34 157 2 15000 L 0 02S-01W-13- -1900-D 34 157 13 93750 L 0 02S-01W-13-A -0107-P 34 157 2 26375 L 0 02S-01W-13-A -1100-P 34 312 6 38000 L 0 02S-01W-13-AA-0400-D 34 157 3 35000 L 0 02S-01W-13-AA-0400-P 34 157 2 19250 L 0 02S-O1W-13-AA-0600-P 34 312 8 49000 L OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St.NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:01S-01W-35-B -1602(P) ACREAGE: 0003 DATE LISTED: 111484 THIS SITE IS IN TIGARD IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS NOT SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD NOT BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 01 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 25 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 25 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 25 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. TIGARD, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 54 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823) . IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005). IS 40 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044) . IS 07 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 07 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: BUILDING HAS 40,367 SQUARE FEET AND IS 23 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF) : 6,986 OFFICE; 37,200 PRODUCTION; 33,381 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR SINGLE TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE DOCK—HIGH AND GRADE—LEVEL. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 18 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 51 CARS. PROP OWNER: LIST AGENT:JA—SANT CORP 2300 SW FIRST AVENUE, SUITE 100 503/224-4548 (DAVID SANT) PORTLAND, OR 97201 ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:SITUATED ON 2.87 ACRES AT 10855 SW GREENBURG RD, ACROSS FROM WASHING— TON SQUARE AND 1 BLOCK WEST OF FREEWAY 217, THIS BUILDING IS PRICED AT $1,600,000. THE PLANNING ZONE ACCOMMODATES A SMALL RETAIL SPACE. THE LOCATION IS PARTICULARLY WELL SUITED TO LIGHT MANUFACTURING/HIGH— TECH BUSINESS, WITH PROXIMITY TO LABOR FORCE, SHOPPING & FREEWAYS. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St.NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-01W-01-BC-2400(P) ACREAGE: 0003 DATE LISTED: 053084 THIS SITE IS IN TIGARD IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS NOT IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD NOT BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 02 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 20 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 15 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 25 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. TIGARD, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 54 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823). IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005). IS 40 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044). IS 07 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 07 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. PROP OWNER: LIST AGENT:NORRIS, BEGGS & SIMPSON 720 SW WASHINGTON ST 503/223-7181 (CONTACT: JOHN BOWMAN) PORTLAND, OR 97205 ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:THIS 3.04-ACRE PRIME SITE IS LOCATED AT 8250 SOUTHWEST HUNZIKER ROAD, NEAR THE HIGHWAY 217 INTERCHANGE WITH I-5. TEN-INCH WATER AND SEWER AND FOUR-INCH NATURAL GAS LINES ARE ADJACENT. PRICE IS $463,478 ($3.50 PER SQUARE FOOT). NEGOTIABLE TERMS INCLUDE LAND LEASE AND BUILD TO SUIT. TAXES FOR 1982-1983 WERE $5,195.90. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St. NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-01W-0I-BD-0103(P) ACREAGE: 0004 DATE LISTED: 102584 THIS SITE IS IN TIGARD IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS O1 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 30 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 30 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 40 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 15 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. TIGARD, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 54 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823) . IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005). IS 40 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044). IS 07 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 07 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. BUILDING HAS 28,000 SQUARE FEET AND IS 5 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF) : 28,000 OFFICE; 28,000 PRODUCTION; 28,000 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR MULTI TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE DOCK—HIGH AND GRADE—LEVEL. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 22 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 50 CARS. PROP OWNER: LIST AGENT:NORRIS, BEGGS & SIMPSON 720 SW WASHINGTON ST 503/223-7181 (CONTACT: TED COVALT) PORTLAND, OR 97205 ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:LOCATED AT 7871 SOUTHWEST HUNZIKER STREET, NEAR 72ND AVENUE AND HIGHWAY 217, THE UTILITY INDUSTRIAL CENTER OFFERS SPACE IN INCREMENTS OF 7000 SQUARE FEET. THIS SPRINKLERED BUILDING IS SERVED BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL. OFFICES ARE AVAILABLE ON A BUILD—TO—SUIT BASIS. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St. NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-O1W-01-43-4600(D) ACREAGE: 0007 DATE LISTED: 071183 THIS SITE IS IN TIGARD IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS NOT SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD NOT BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS O1 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 20 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 15 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 25 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. TIGARD, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 54 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823) . IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005) . IS 40 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044) . IS 07 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 07 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. PROP OWNER:THE TECH CENTER BUSINESS PARK WESTERN INTERNATIONAL PROPERTIES LIST AGENT:THE CORBETT COMPANY (CHUCK MOHILL/PAT SCHRECK) 503/222-0001 4640 SW MACADAM AVE, SUITE 270, PORTLAND, OR 97201 ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT - PORTLAND NOTE:LOCATED ON S. W. 72ND AVENUE ABOUT 1/4 MILE SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY 217 FREEWAY, THE TECH CENTER BUSINESS PARK MAY BE SUBDIVIDED INTO PAR- CELS OF 2 ACRES OR MORE. SALE PRICE IS $3 PER SQUARE FOOT; TERMS. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St.NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-01W-12-D -1407(P) ACREAGE: 0002 DATE LISTED: 100984 THIS SITE IS HEAR DURHAM IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS NOT SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 01 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 25 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 20 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 30 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. DURHAM, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 55 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823). IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005). IS 41 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044). IS 03 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 08 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. BUILDING HAS 15,000 SQUARE FEET AND IS 4 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF) : 10,000 OFFICE; 6,000 PRODUCTION; 6,000 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR MULTI TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE GRADE—LEVEL. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 14 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 38 CARS. PROP OWNER:PACTRUST PROPERTIES 1220 SW MORRISON, #900 503/224-6540 (BOB WILLIAMS) PORTLAND, OR 97205 LIST AGENT: ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:LOCATED AT 15822 THROUGH 15858 SOUTHWEST UPPER BOONES FERRY ROAD, BUILDING C OF OREGON BUSINESS PARK II HAS SUITES AVAILABLE RANGING IN SIZE FROM 1500 TO 6500 SQUARE FEET. LEASE RATES RANGE FROM 370 TO 600 PER SQUARE FOOT NNN. ALL SPACES ARE INSULATED AND SERVED WITH SKYLIGHTS. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St.NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-O1W-13- -1900(D) ACREAGE: 0013 DATE LISTED: 100584 THIS SITE IS NEAR DURHAM IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 02 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 25 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 20 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 30 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. DURHAM, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 55 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823). IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005). IS 41 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044) . IS 03 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 08 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: BUILDING HAS 93,750 SQUARE FEET AND IS 10 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF): 93,750 OFFICE; 93,750 PRODUCTION; 93,750 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR SINGLE TENANT OR MULTI TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE DOCK—HIGH AND GRADE—LEVEL. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 24 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 94 CARS. PROP OWNER:PACTRUST PROPERTIES 1220 SW MORRISON SUITE 900 503/224-6540 (BOB WILLIAMS) PORTLAND, OR 97205 LIST AGENT: ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:THE FORMER EMPIRE PACIFIC INDUSTRIES BUILDING IS SPRINKLERED AND INSULATED AND OFFERS BUILD—TO—SUIT OFFICES. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St. NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT 4:02S-O1W-13-A -0107(P) ACREAGE: 0002 DATE LISTED: 091884 THIS SITE IS NEAR DURHAM IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 02 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 25 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 20 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 30 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. DURHAM, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 55 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823). IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005) . IS 41 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044) . IS 03 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 08 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. BUILDING HAS 26,375 SQUARE FEET AND IS 11 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF) : 3,750 OFFICE; 22,625 PRODUCTION; 22,625 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR MULTI TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE DOCK—HIGH AND GRADE—LEVEL. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 24 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 28 CARS. PROP OWNER:PACTRUST PROPERTIES 1220 SW MORRISON, SUITE 900 503/224-6540 (JOE LAYMAN) PORTLAND, OR 97205 LIST AGENT: ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:BUILDING #6 OF OREGON BUSINESS PARK I IS LOCATED ON INTERSTATE HIGH— WAY 5 BETWEEN THE CARMAN ROAD AND LAKE OSWEGO INTERCHANGES. IT WILL BE AVAILABLE IN OCTOBER 1984. IT HAS SPRINKLERS. A SECOND CONTACT FOR THE PROPERTY OWNER IS BOB WILLIAMS. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St. NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-01W-13-A -1100(P) ACREAGE: 0006 DATE LISTED: 092384 THIS SITE IS IN TIGARD IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS NOT SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD NOT BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 02 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 25 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 20 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 30 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. TIGARD, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 54 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823). IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005) . IS 40 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044) . IS 07 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 07 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. BUILDING HAS 38,000 SQUARE FEET AND IS 0 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF) : 19,000 OFFICE; 19,000 PRODUCTION; 19,000 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR SINGLE TENANT OR MULTI TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE DOCK-HIGH AND GRADE-LEVEL. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 14 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 143 CARS. PROP OWNER:PACTRUST PROPERTIES 1220 SW MORRISON, SUITE 900 503/224-6540 (LEON HARTVICKSON) PORTLAND, OR 97205 LIST AGENT: ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:LOCATED AT 16205 SW 72ND AVENUE, BUILDING E OF THE PACTRUST BUSINESS CENTER (FORMERLY OREGON BUSINESS PARK III) WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR OC- CUPANCY IN DECEMBER 1984. THIS SERVICE-TYPE BUILDING IS SUITABLE FOR OFFICE, ASSEMBLY, R & D, LIGHT MANUFACTURING AND STORAGE. IT WILL BE DIVISIBLE TO 3500 SQUARE FEET. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St.NG,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-01W-13-AA-0400(D) ACREAGE: 0003 DATE LISTED: 090984 THIS SITE IS NEAR DURHAM IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 02 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 25 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 20 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 30 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. DURHAM, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 55 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823). IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005). IS 41 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044) . IS 03 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 08 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. BUILDING HAS 35,000 SQUARE FEET AND IS 10 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF) : 2,323 OFFICE; NO PRODUCTION; 32,677 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR MULTI TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE DOCK—HIGH AND GRADE—LEVEL. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 20 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 35 CARS. PROP OWNER:PACTRUST PROPERTIES 1220 SW MORRISON, #900 503/224-6540 (BOB WILLIAMS) PORTLAND, OR 97205 LIST AGENT: ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:THIS WAREHOUSE IS SPRINKLERED AND IS CURRENTLY DIVIDED INTO TWO SPACES: 24,500 SQUARE FEET, INCLUDING 1175 SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE; 10,500 SQUARE FEET, INCLUDING 1148 SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE. THE SITE IS LOCATED IN THE OREGON BUSINESS PARK, BUILDING #2. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. OREGON economic development department 595 Cottage St.NL.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-01W-13-AA-040O(P) ACREAGE: 0002 DATE LISTED: 030984 THIS SITE IS NEAR DURHAM IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 02 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 25 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 20 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 30 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. DURHAM, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 55 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823). IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005) . IS 41 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044). IS 03 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 08 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. BUILDING HAS 19,250 SQUARE FEET AND IS 10 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF) : 19,250 OFFICE; NO PRODUCTION; 19,250 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR MULTI TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE DOCK-HIGH. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 20 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 20 CARS. PROP OWNER:PACTRUST PROPERTIES 1220 SW MORRISON,#900 503/224-6540 (LEON HARTVICKSON) PORTLAND, OR 97205 LIST AGENT: ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:BUILDING #2 IS SPRINKLERED AND HAS OFFICES BUILT TO SUIT. IT IS DIVISIBLE TO 7000 SQUARE FEET IN INCREMENTS OF 1750 SQUARE FEET. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. EGTA economic development department 595 Cottage St.NE.,Salem,OR 97310 Industrial Property Inventory System 503/373-1560 SITE DESCRIPTION STD TAX LOT #:02S-01W-13-AA-0600(P) ACREAGE: 0008 DATE LISTED: 092084 THIS SITE IS IN TIGARD IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INQUIRY NO. TGRD SITE CHARACTERISTICS: SITE IS IN AN INDUSTRIAL PARK. ZONING IS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. PUBLIC UTILITIES: WATER SERVICE IS AT SITE. STORM SEWER IS AT SITE. SANITARY SEWER IS AT SITE. NATURAL GAS IS AT SITE. TRANSPORTATION: THIS SITE IS NOT SERVED BY RAILROAD. A BUILDING AT THE SITE WOULD NOT BE VISIBLE FROM THE FREEWAY. THE NEAREST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE IS 02 MINUTES FROM THE SITE. THE SITE IS LOCATED: 25 MINUTES FROM AN AIR CARRIER AIRPORT. 20 MINUTES FROM A GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORT. 30 MINUTES FROM A MARINE PORT FACILITY. THE SITE IS SERVED BY 99 MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS. THERE IS A MASS TRANSIT STOP WITHIN 1/4 MILE OF THE SITE. COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS A POPULATION OF 257,400. TIGARD, WITH ADJACENT URBAN AREA, HAS A POPULATION OF 214,429 IS 54 MILES FROM THE LONGVIEW METRO AREA (POPULATION: 54,823) . IS WITHIN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA (POPULATION:1,047,005) . IS 40 MILES FROM THE SALEM METRO AREA (POPULATION: 139,044) . IS 07 MILES FROM A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE. IS 07 MILES FROM A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE. BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS: AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. BUILDING HAS 49,000 SQUARE FEET AND IS 0 YEARS OLD. BLDG SPACES(SF) : 25,000 OFFICE; 25,000 PRODUCTION; 25,000 WAREHOUSE. CONSTRUCTION IS PRECAST CONCRETE. OCCUPANCY IS FOR SINGLE TENANT OR MULTI TENANT. LOADING FACILITIES ARE DOCK-HIGH AND GRADE-LEVEL. CEILING CLEAR HEIGHT IS 14 FEET. PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR 188 CARS. PROP OWNER:PACTRUST PROPERTIES 1220 SW MORRISON, # 900 503/224-6540 (BOB WILLIAMS) PORTLAND, OR 97205 LIST AGENT: ECON DEVEL:ALLAN MANN, PORTLAND METROPOLITAN REGIONAL MANAGER 503/229-5363 OREGON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND NOTE:LOCATED AT 16170 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY ROAD, BUILDING F OF THE PAC- TRUST BUSINESS CENTER (FORMERLY OREGON BUSINESS PARK III) WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR OCCUPANCY IN JANUARY 1985. THIS SERVICE-TYPE BUILDING IS SUITABLE FOR OFFICE, ASSEMBLY, R & D, LIGHT MANUFACTURING, AND STORAGE. IT WILL BE DIVISIBLE TO 5000 SQUARE FEET. THE ABOVE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE OWNER OR OTHER SOURCES THAT WE CONSIDER RELIABLE, BUT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE IT. EGIONAL INFORMATION SERVICE X19 EDA has $200 million for its economic development assistance programs for O O�(�,1 Rd Published by the FY 1985. Categories of assistance include: public works; economic adjust- G(� p ment; technical assistance; and planning. �F �\ 4`�• INTERGOVERNMENTAL RESOURCE CENTER ICS`'0p�1 NG 0 METROPOLITAN SERVICE DISTRICT Changes for FY 85 in the federal municipal wastewater treatment works Qv- 527 S.W.Hall St.,Portland,OR 97201-5287 5031221-1646 construction program administered by EPA include: federal grant share decreases from 75 percent to 55 percent; grants can no longer be used for constructing reserve wastewater treatment capacity for anticipated popula- November 30, 1984 VOL. I. , NO. 2 tion growth; and local collector sewer systems are eligible costs only under special approval. The previous issue reported on the Regional Growth Forum's 2005 population and employment forecast for the Portland/Vancouver region. The information EPA's wastewater treatment construction program is funded at $2.4 billion detailed in the regional forecast has since been broken down by county and nation-wide. Oregon's share is $27,636,000. The region's share is smaller geographic planning areas. Highlights of the forecast include: $13,742,000 or 49.7 percent of the state total. Washington County will attract over one-third of the region's new jobs and Projects targeted for funding in the region during federal FY 1985:. over one-half of the new manufacturing jobs. Clackamas County: Tri-Cities ($1,536,000) . Multnomah County will continue to have the region's largest employment base but Washington County will surpass it in number of manufacturing jobs by Multnomah County: Inverness ($3,006,000) ; Portland - Southeast Interceptor 1995. Much of Multnomah County's employment growth (outside the downtown) ($9,200,000) . will involve recouping the recession incurred loses. The County's employ- ment peak in 1980 (except downtown) is not expected to be regained until Washington County: None. after 1995. HUD's public housing homeownership demonstration program has a January 15, Downtown Portland is expected to maintain its strong past growth share. 1985, deadline. Before any units are sold to tenants, a local program must be developed. Grants are available for this purpose. See the October 25 Clark County will increase its share of the four-county employment growth. Federal Register. During 1960-1980, the County had an average share of 14 percent of the region's growth. Between today and 2005, the County is expected to capture HUD is seeking comments by December 31 on its proposed changes for its 17 percent. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. Changes cover: percentage of funds required to benefit low- and moderate-income Construction of single family housing will be strongest in Washington and households; displaced household requirements; public facilities; citizen Clark counties. participation; and use of funds for social service. Multi-family housing construction will be' ektrongest__in Multnomah County, Urban Development Action Grants (UDAG) deadlines have changed. For cities but closely followed by Washington County. over 50,000 and urban counties applications are due the last day of November, March and July. For small cities applications are due the last Copies of "A Regional Population and Employment Forecast to 2005" available day of January, May and September. from Metro's Intergovernmental Resource Center (IRC) for $20. A new Justice Assistance Block Grant was created by Congress as part of the Work is proceeding on a 1990 population and employment forecast for the continuing resolution passed in October. Approximately $70 million will be region's four counties and planning subareas. Results will be available by available in FY 85. The new block grant allows for funding of 18 specific the end of the year. program areas ranging from neighborhood crime control to sting operations to alternatives to pre-trial detention, jail and prison for individuals who According to the State of Oregon Housing Division's monthly building permit do not pose a threat to the community to information systems. report: The dollar value of residential building permits issued in Oregon during August totaled $36.2 million. This represents a decline of 27 percent from August 1983. In units, this translates into 500 single .family and only 63 multi-family units statewide. The dollar value of all building permits in August totaled Major projects to be funded include: $91.2 million statewide: Residential - $36.2 million; nonresidential - $29.7 million (up 5.7 percent over August 1983) ; remodelings - $25.3 Portland: N.W. Yeon Avenue improvements between St. Helens Road and million (up 33 percent over August 1983) . Nicolai ($9,945,000) ; N.W. Front-Peon Connection ($3,400,000) ; Hollywood District Improvements ($2,610,563) ; Arterial streets improvements-citywide Of the total Washington County reported 112 single family houses' and just two apartment units; Clackamas County, 85 single family and ($1,927,175) ; Terwilliger improvements from Barbur to Taylors Ferry Road 20 multi-family; and Multnomah County, 68 houses and 14 apartment ($657,425) . units. 53.5 percent of the statewide total was in the Portland Multnomah County: N.E. 257th improvements and extension ($1,347,653) ; S.E. tri-county area. Powell and 190th intersection ($1,573,886) . According to the Center for Population Research and Census, Oregon's Clackamas County: Harmony Road improvements west of 82nd Avenue population is projected to increase by 25.5 percent over the next 15 ($1,000,000) ; S.E. 82nd Drive between Highway 212 and Gladstone/I-205 years. By the year 2000, some 3,304,300 persons will reside in the Interchange ($2,306,145) . state. Fastest growing counties will be Deschutes, Morrow and Washington. Washington County: Tualatin Valley Highway at 185th ($628,575) ; Cornell The unemployment rate during August for the Portland/Vancouver four-county Road Phase II ($1,571,500) ; TV Highway - 21st to Oak ($500,000) ; Hall area declined 0.5 percent from 7.9 percent to 7.4 percent. Boulevard - Allen to Greenway ($860,000) . The Consumer Price Index rose 3.1 percent in Portland for the year ending Metro has closed the books on FY 1984 Interstate Transfer funds. A total of $43.1 million were spent on various highway projects throughout the September 30, 1984. This compares to an average of 4.2 percent for U.S. region. The five largest expenditures were: Oregon City Bypass-Phase III cities. ($8,301,974) ; Highway 217 and Sunset Interchange ($6,370,384) ; Highway 212 Improvements-East of I-205 ($2,930,063) ; N. Vancouver Way-Union Avenue to During July and August, employment in nonagricultural sectors in Oregon went up by 30,000. This is 4 percent above the levels of September 1982. Marine Drive ($2,409,742) ; and Cornell Road-East Main to Elam Young Parkway Continued growth is anticipated. ($2,319,010) . The House Task Force on State and Local Road Funding has recommended to the High tech firms announcing expansion in the Portland area include: 1985 Legislature a proposal to raise the state gas tax from lOC to 12C per Fujitsu, Ltd. , plans to construct two plants to manufacture magnetic disk gallon with a comparable increase in truck weight-mile fees. The increased drives for medium to large computers and to fabricate semiconducters; revenues would be dedicated 50 percent to a "Modernization" program for Epson, Inc. , a Japanese computer manufacturer is planning a production g plant; Wacker Siltronic Corp. , manufacturer of silicon wafers, plans to projects of statewide significance and 50 percent to cities and counties. construct a raw materials processing plant next to its existing facility in The Interstate Commerce Commission has approved abandonment of the Southern northwest Portland; NEC America, Inc. , is building a fiber optics plant in Pacific rail service in the Macadam Avenue Corridor between Lake Oswego and Hillsboro; and _National Semiconductor Corp. plans to purchase land in the the vicinity of the Marquam Bridge. Metro, Tri-Met, ODOT and the affected Sunset Corridor for a future plant site. localurisdictions are j pursuing options to obtain the right-of-way for an Some 2.3 million persons are employed by 2,700 electronic companies in the alternate public reuse. U.S. Electronics is the nation's biggest manufacturing employer. The Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation (JPACT) has released On October 10, LCDC adopted an administrative rule which requires cities the "Milwaukie Corridor Summary Report" for public review. The report and counties to develop and adopt a public facilities plan for areas within addresses the feasibility of light rail in the corridor and the relation- ship between the proposed McLoughlin Boulevard improvement and light rail. urban growth boundaries. Public facilities are defined as water lines, Metro will be conducting public meetings to review the study's findings and sanitary sewers, storm drains, and transportation facilities. recommendations. Contact Metro's Intergovernmental Resource Center (IRC) Congress adjourned without passing a transportation appropriations bill. for additional information and a presentation on the study. Interim funding is provided by the FY 1985 continuing resolution The Economic Development Administration (EDA) announced in the October 9 (PL 98-473) . Federal Register that it has $16 million available for Economic Development The resolution earmarks $37.7 million in Interstate Transfer-Highway Funds Districts for planning. for the region during FY 1985.