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Portland Botanical Gardens lands option to buy site
Portland Botanical Gardens lands option to buy site
Portland Botanical Gardens lands option to buy site

Published on: 04/27/2024

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The old McCormick & Baxter creosote plant is a Superfund site but may eventually be the site of the proposed Portland Botanical Gardens in North Portland.

The proposed Portland Botanical Gardens has taken a major step forward, landing an option to buy a 59-acre North Portland Superfund site along the Willamette River.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/2024/04/portland-botanical-gardens-lands-option-to-buy-site.html

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