September Construction Updates

Work continues across our properties. At Jantzen Bay, the basalt column crevice garden, designed and installed by Nick Lake and Earth Ecology, has been installed. You can check out the unveiling video on our social media! Featuring rare native and endemic plants, this new construction is an "ode to the plants of the Columbia River Gorge, the desert regions of the eastern cascades, and our volcanic geologic formations."

Concrete work is also nearing completion along the waterfront side of the parking lot. Landscaping is now underway around the north end of the parking lot and wood tops will soon be installed on the concrete walls in this area. Asphalting of the main parking lot, as well as new curbs, will start shortly, in the second half of this month. During this process our crew may need to block off parking spaces or other areas for sites to remain clear for upcoming work.

Please do not remove any cones or adjust caution tape to park your car. If your car is parked within an area marked as a worksite, you will be contacted to repark your car. Please make sure that your current plate numbers are registered with our leasing office. If we cannot find or contact the owners of vehicles parked within a worksite for an extended period of time, they will be subject to towing.

Paul and his team have continued to work on renovating the dock at Hayden Bay Marina. The first phase, which will replace nine rows at Tomahawk Bay, is nearly complete. The crew has begun the second phase: headwalk construction. We aim to start the phased replacement before the end of the year, with 50% completed by the end of March. We cannot wait to restore Hayden Bay to pristine condition.

Road improvements, landscape upgrades, and new signage across our properties are also planned for late September. We appreciate your patience as these projects continue to move forward!