Auburn's Master Planning Process
4 February 2001 - 12:00pm
The City of Auburn is embarking on a master planning process which identifies a new convention center.
"With housing prices relatively low (a median-priced home in Auburn is $185,000), this city of 42,000 could be a major growth area in the Puget Sound. Plus, the introduction of a commuter rail station in Auburn might make the city a more attractive option for people who would make the 30-mile commute to Seattle. B Sanders, associate planner for Auburn, said the master plan identifies several proposed "catalyst projects in special locations downtown, to do something big and new." Those projects include a hotel and convention center as well as the development of Class A office, which she said the city largely lacks."
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A convention center for Auburn?
Source:
Seattle Daily Journal Of Commerce, February 4, 2001
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