Toilet Paper anyone? GP’s tee-pee plant closes - Bellingham looks forward to a new waterfront.

Waterfront Redevelopment The Port of Bellingham is working with the City of Bellingham on a waterfront redevelopment effort that will bring the community's goals and visions for the future waterfront to reality. During 2006 and 2007, critical zoning and master planning decisions will be made that will determine how the waterfront will redevelop.2007 Waterfront Update News

For more information about the Port and City Bellingham master planning efforts click here.

For information about the Port's long-range planning in Fairhaven click here.

For information about the Port's long-range planning in Blaine click here.

CONNECTING BELLINGHAM WITH THE BAY

A New, "Clean Ocean" Marina

The Port is moving ahead to implement the community's vision for the waterfront, which calls for the "creation of a mixed-used neighborhood that combines commercial, institutional, educational, retail service and residential uses." Central to the Port's redevelopment plan is the transformation of a contaminated wastewater treatment lagoon into a "Clean Ocean" marina with extensive new salmon habitat and public access; a new public boat launch and visitor moorage in the Whatcom Waterway and development of public access throughout the Whatcom Waterway. To learn more about the planned redevelopment of the wastewater treatment lagoon into a Clean Ocean marina, click here. Want more area info? Go to www.erinnsdesk.com