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Port Quendall
The Port Quendall project is a 68-acre
site on the southeastern shore of Lake Washington. Once home
to a coal tar refinery and creosote plant, the site is contaminated
and in need of clean-up. The City's goal is to seek a public-private
partnership to clean up the site and redevelop the land. The
project will improve the environmental and economic climate
of Renton, improve water quality and habitat and bring back
to life a beautiful site. Port Quendall will also attract
livable wage jobs, diversify Renton's economic base and provide
a lakefront trail and park along the shore of Lake Washington.
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The Southport and Port Quendall
projects both address the following City business goals:
- Encourage and support economic
development; and
- Promote the City's image in the
community and region.
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Vulcan
Northwest's experience working with Renton has been one
of collaboration—a true "public/private partnership".
We have found the leadership and staff of the City of
Renton to be progressive, creative and enthusiastic about
making things happen. Renton sets the standard for cities
striving to think and act out of the box. We at Vulcan
Northwest are proud to be associated with the people and
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