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Mar282020

Doug Verdier Shares March Photos of the Water Works Project

Editors Note: Mill District resident Doug Verdier continues to document the progress of the Water Works project.

Construction work at Water Works Park site continues, with intensified work on outside areas.

Workmen attaching insulation panels to pavilion exterior walls.

Forms in place for pouring of concrete below intersection of S 1st Street and 5th Avenue near future South Plaza area.

Forms laid along West River Parkway.

Another view of the forms in place along West River Parkway.

Additional view of the forms in place along West River Parkway.

View of the forms in place along West River Parkway with the Crown Roller Mill building in the background.

Workers constructing forms in the spot that will become a grassy area above former the Columbia Mill ruins.

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