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2011-2012 North Clackamas County Chamber of Commerce Business Directory
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G
rowth of the regional shopping
mall, the advent of multi-use
development,
development
within the urban growth boundary,
communities enlivened by visitors
and residents; all are part of the North
Clackamas County’s reach into the fu-
ture while holding in esteem the past
that brought us here.
This is the home of
Bob’s Red Mill
natural grain products,
NatureBake,
offering their signature
Dave’s Killer
Bread, Michelle’s Truffles,
and
Just
Delicious Bakery,
the esteemed sug-
ar-free bakery.
The area has excellent transporta-
tion access on I-205 and is a thriving
regional center blessed with numer-
ous Class A office buildings, shopping,
a wide variety of restaurants, educa-
tional facilities, medical services and
more.
This growing area has a popula-
tion of 242,000 within a 5 mile radius.
Major employers include
Kaiser Sun-
nyside Medical Center, Tree Of Life
NW, Warn Industries Inc., Precision
Cast Parts, Pacific Seafood Group,
Fred Meyer Inc Warehouse, U S F
Reddaway, Komfort Corp., Costco
Wholesale Corp.,
and
Cleanpak In-
ternational.
This is home to
I-205 Light Rail
Green Line,
providing transporta-
tion to and from
Clackamas Regional
Town Center
to Portland’s Gateway
District,
Portland International Air-
port,
Gresham, downtown Portland
and Hillsboro.
The 1.2 million square foot
Clacka-
mas Town Center Mall
has added
245,000 square feet of new retail/
entertainment space in a “Family
Lifestyle Center” concept with shops
that open to the public plazas and
walkways rather than into the larger
structure. The phased development
of
Eagles Landing
in Happy Valley
continues to evolve, with homes and
retail space as well as commercial of-
ferings.
The
North Clackamas Revitaliza-
tion Area Urban Renewal District
has been established to support de-
velopment of the area. Included is
the Overland Park neighborhood, as a
safe, clean and affordable mixed use
residential neighborhood that pro-
vides retail, economic, educational,
transportation and recreational op-
portunities.
Clearly the North Clackamas area is
undergoing great change and invest-
ment now and in the upcoming years.
It is a great location that is only get-
ting better as it transitions into a fully
developed regional center.
Growing
The North Clackamas area has seen substantial investment and new development in
the past few years.
How great it is to be able to
work, live, play and advocate
for the community and the
place that I love. In my work
as a public policy mediator
I traveled around the west
understanding other commu-
nities and their issues. Now,
I can focus all my attention
here in my own backyard. I am
honored to have been selected
to serve my county.
Jamie Damon,
Clackamas
County
Commissioner
I love where I live!
Additional business
resources:
Clackamas Small Business
Development Center
bizcenter.org
Clackamas Division of
Oregon Employment Department
WorkSourceOregon.org; or imatchskills.org
Clackamas County Business and
Community Development
co.clackamas.or.us
New tools for business, either new or existing
toolsforbusiness.info
Community Solutions for Clackamas County
co.clackamas.or.us/cscc
Clackamas Community College
clackamas.edu
Oregon Institute of Technology
oit.edu/portland
Marylhurst University
marylhurst.edu
Eastern Oregon University
eou.edu/advising/eouportland/index
Max Green Line light
rail rolls into Clackamas
Town Center providing
transit throughout the
Metro region.
Jonathan House | Pamplin Media Group