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City Council initiates negotiations for downtown 2 land purchase to boost development

May 29, 2025 | La Center, Clark County, Washington


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City Council initiates negotiations for downtown 2 land purchase to boost development
La Center city officials are poised to enhance the downtown area with a significant property acquisition aimed at fostering economic growth and community engagement. During the recent city council meeting, a proposal was presented to purchase a piece of land that has been under evaluation for over a year. This property is integral to the city’s comprehensive plan, specifically outlined in the Downtown 2 sub-area plan.

The acquisition is expected to create job opportunities through commercial and mixed-use developments, as well as provide housing options across various density levels. Additionally, the new space will facilitate more community events and expand park facilities, enriching the local quality of life.

Funding for this initiative will come from the city’s Real Estate Excise Tax (REET) collections and park impact fees, ensuring that the financial resources are in place to support the purchase. City officials are now preparing to enter negotiations with the landowner to finalize the acquisition.

This strategic move reflects La Center's commitment to revitalizing its downtown area and enhancing community amenities, setting the stage for future growth and development. As negotiations progress, residents can look forward to the potential benefits this property purchase will bring to their community.

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