Wood Village and Grand Ronde discuss master plan for former Greyhound Park site
City staff updated the council on the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde—s plans for a 27-acre town-center parcel (former Greyhound Park), noting the tribe is pursuing non-gaming commercial and residential options, exploring cost-sharing for master planning, and that the site generates about $116,000 a year in property taxes.
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City staff reported recent staff-to-staff meetings with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde about redevelopment options for a 27-acre parcel zoned for the town center. The tribe, staff said, is no longer pursuing federal trust gaming for the site and is instead focusing on mixed-use development that could include residential on the east side and commercial or family-entertainment uses in other parts of the property.
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