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Waterfront Park & Trail Plans Get Green light From Union Pacific
31 Aug 2023
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It’s full-steam ahead on the Sandy River Waterfront & Park Trail project after Union Pacific Railroad, which owns land tied into the Urban Renewal Area, approved the City of Troutdale’s 60% plans on constructing a trail beneath the railroad bridge that spans the Sandy River.
This trail would serve as a critical connection from downtown, behind Depot Park, to the new park and future commercial development at The Confluence.
You can read the full article in the The Outlook.
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