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It’s our nature to grow.

Each year the Port Commission adopts a capital improvement budget that supports the Port of Camas-Washougal’s mission to drive economic development, create jobs, promote commerce and provide recreational opportunities. These capital improvements include a wide range of projects, to include wetland mitigation and restoration, building construction, and continuing management of all port owned properties and facilities. Below is a list of the projects we plan to complete in 2022.

Marina

  • Breakwater Access Construction
  • Fuel Dock Replacement Construction
  • Dredge Hydrographic Survey
  • Launch Ramp Floats / East Dock

Airport

  • Flight Planning Center
  • Slurry Seal Taxiway E
  • Seal & Paint Exterior D-Row Hangar

Industrial Park

  • Building 20 Construction
  • Seal & Coat Parking Bldg 4, 5 & 10
  • Seal & Coat Parking Lot Courthouse
  • Seal & Paint Exterior Bldg 8
  • Repair Exterior Brick – Courthouse
  • Courthouse HVAC (Furnace & AC for office)
  • HVAC Units
  • Rail Repair
  • Levee Bank Restoration
  • Lawton Creek Design

Admin Office

  • Admin Office Roof Replacement

Waterfront

  • Waterfront Cove Bank Stabilization

Breakwater Access Project

The breakwater dock at Parker’s Landing Marina will be CLOSED and construction for the Breakwater Access Project will begin Monday, February 14th, 2022. The project is expected to be completed, and the dock reopened later this summer.

The Port will replace the current non-ADA compliant breakwater access ramps with wider, acceptably sloped ramps. The new ramps will be 7′ wide to allow for a small utility vehicle to access in case of emergencies. These ramps will be connected by three concrete platforms. The current concrete platform will be renovated and two new will be added. Each will feature benches for those who wish to rest and enjoy views of the marina and Columbia River.

In addition to the new ramp access, the current overhead electrical lines along the breakwater dock will be removed and relocated through conduit mounted to the dock. There are six existing electrical pedestals on the breakwater transitory dock and this project will provide 8 additional pedestals. Electrical capacity will be increased in the service panel to allow for expansion in the future. The new electrical system will also incorporate current leakage detection. This project will extend the water connection point from the park, down to all new and existing electrical pedestals. A fire department connection will be installed for additional fire safety.

This project originated with a successful award of a Boating Facilities Program (BFP) Planning Grant in 2019. The Port was then awarded a BFP Construction Grant for the project in 2021.

For more information on the project, please contact Jennifer Taylor, Environmental/Projects for the Port of Camas-Washougal: Jennifer@portcw.com