Ryerson said the building – to be built along the southern end – will be 105,500 square feet, with an attached 14,738 garden center and a two level parking garage, with 494 stalls.

25, the Board of Design Review will consider the plans.Īmong those working with Home Depot are WRG Design, engineers and planners, and architect Larry J. Tyler Ryerson, associate planner for the city of Beaverton, said the Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit Jan.

Plans have been modified for that builders’ supply store since earlier this year, and only in about the last month were revised plans submitted for review. One block south, Home Depot has proposed building a store on the southeast corner of Western at Fifth. “We look for neighborhood locations in communities throughout the Northwest, and we build a store 31,000 square feet in size,” he said. Hunsaker said that under construction are stores in Molalla, Prineville and Eugene, and across the Columbia River in Washougal, Wash. Meanwhile, Bi-Mart continues to expand into other areas. Hunsacker said the renovated building, at the Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway intersection, is expected to be finished during the first half of 2001. He said Waremart’s lease continues until February. “We will remodel that existing space … as soon as Waremart releases the building for our occupancy,” said Richard Hunsaker, director of real estate for Bi-Mart. Only a block away, Home Depot is continuing its plans to add a new store to its chain of builders’ supply outlets.īi-Mart’s plans are proceeding more quickly. Opening in its place at a later date will be Bi-Mart, a Northwest discounter based in Eugene. In printed notices to customers available at checkstands, Waremart said its lease is expiring, and its last day of business at 4750 S.W. Waremart will leave its Western Avenue location in Beaverton, only to be replaced by Bi-Mart, a membership chain selling goods ranging from camping stoves to jars of pickles.

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