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Vancouver Puts “Fruit Valley for All” Before Planning Commission as City Reworks Plan for Industrial West-Side Neighborhood

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Vancouver's Equitable Development planners will brief the Planning Commission on Oct. 13 about Fruit Valley for All, the city's effort to rewrite the 2010 blueprint for a small, historically low-income residential pocket hemmed in by industrial zoning, BNSF rail lines and the Port of Vancouver.

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