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Intertribal disagreements also push back construction of $65M public walkway, with $12.5M in state funding on the line
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Intertribal disagreements also push back construction of $65M public walkway, with $12.5M in state funding on the line
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Grand Ronde tribe withdraws from Willamette Falls Trust April 29 2021 Owners of former paper-mill property pull out of organization aimed at engaging public, raising funds for redevelopment The Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde this month withdrew from the Willamette Falls Trust, the nonprofit organization made up of more than a dozen agencies. Willamette Falls Trust has taken on engaging the public and raising funds to support the Willamette Falls Legacy Project, a major collaboration effort between the tribes and various governmental agencies in the redevelopment of the fo...
Willamette Falls walkway concept approved February 04 2021 Scaled-back pedestrian access along Willamette River to offer better views by 2024, spur redevelopment of former paper mill Regional leaders on Feb. 4 approved a plan that they say will provide the public with "wonderful" views of Willamette Falls. Approval of the 800-foot alignment finally ends a series of riverwalk delays. Leaders hope to stay within budget by constructing a scaled-back pedestrian walkway along the Willamette River. Willamette Falls Legacy Project Manager Brian Moore said he was excited to start the cl...