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Port of Ridgefield’s 40-Acre Waterfront Redevelopment With Palindrome Meets Community Resistance
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Letter: Time is running out for scrutiny and environmental review of Port of Ridgefield proposed waterfront development
Ridgefield volunteer Oliver Spencer warns that time is running out for public scrutiny of the Port of Ridgefield's proposed waterfront redevelopment near the National Wildlife Refuge.
Port of Ridgefield’s 40-Acre Waterfront Redevelopment With Palindrome Meets Community Resistance
The Port of Ridgefield and developer Palindrome Properties Group are advancing a roughly 40-acre mixed-use district on remediated industrial land along Lake River, even as an organized resident coalition mobilizes against the project’s density, traffic and wildlife impacts ahead of a targeted late-2027 groundbreaking. The Port of Ridgefield is pressing ahead with one of Clark County’s most ambitious waterfront redevelopments, a roughly 40-acre m…
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