WEDA Spring ‘14 Conference May 12, 2014 Port of Pasco
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Port of Pasco. WEDA Spring ‘14 Conference. May 12, 2014. Port of Pasco Properties 1941 - Present. Foster Wells Business Center (2003 ). Pasco Processing Center (1995). Tri-Cities Airport (1963). Richland. Airport Industrial Park (1963 ). Airport Business Center (2005 ). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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WEDA Spring ‘14 Conference
May 12, 2014
Port of Pasco
Foster WellsBusiness Center(2003)
OspreyPointe(2008)
Tri-CitiesAirport(1963) Airport
Industrial Park(1963)
PascoProcessing Center (1995)
MarineTerminal (1958)
Airport BusinessCenter(2005)
Big PascoIndustrial Center (1958)
Container Barge Terminal (1975)
Port of Pasco Properties1941 - Present
Kennewick
Richland
Investment in Capital Projects Improvements from 2005-2014
$100 Million +
Existing Facility DevelopmentBIG PASCO INDUSTRIAL CENTER & OSPREY POINTE
Osprey Pointe
“Big Pasco”
Container Barge Terminal
Existing Facility DevelopmentBIG PASCO ACTIVITY
Existing Facility DevelopmentOSPREY POINTE MASTER PLAN
Brownfield Property Revitalization - CABLE BRIDGE SITE: CURRENT CONDITION
Brownfield Property Revitalization - CABLE BRIDGE SITE: POSSIBLE LAND USE
Brownfield Property Revitalization - CABLE BRIDGE SITE: REDEVELOPMENT IDEAS
Joining . . .
Greenfield Development - PASCO PROCESSING CENTER
Kenyon Zero• Cold
Storage• 203,000 SF• $11M
Plant+• 17 Acres• 20 FTEs
Greenfield Development - PASCO PROCESSING CENTER
Economic Development
• What is community’s highest priority – tax base or jobs?
• How will power rates, water availability, & land use affect new large industry?
• What other community goals will drive economic development?
Strategic Vision
Economic Development
• What is community’s highest priority – tax base or jobs?
• How will power rates, water availability, & land use affect new large industry?
• What other community goals will drive economic development?
Strategic Vision
Economic Development
• What is community’s highest priority – tax base or jobs?
• How will power rates, water availability, & land use affect new large industry?
• What other community goals will drive economic development?
Strategic VisionPasco Downtown
Tri-Cities Airport
Columbia Basin College
Randy HaydenExecutive DirectorPort of Pasco509-547-3378www.portofpasco.org
THANK YOU!
Economic Development & Transportation
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