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Port hopes to grow business development at Grove Field

Commission: After developing waterfront, airport to ‘get full attention’

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Grove Field Airport, north of Camas, has an above-ground fuel tank that provides 24-hour self-serve access to 100 low lead fuel. In 2017, Grove Field sold $28,615 worth of fuel, according to a report published by North Carolina-based Airport Business Solutions. (Post-Record file photo)

Port of Camas-Washougal Commissioner Bill Ward looked at the numbers in front of him and frowned.

During the Port’s June 17 board of commissioners meeting, Ward and fellow commissioners Jon Spencer and Larry Keister discussed rate increases for the Port’s airport and marina. Ward noted that, while the financial projections for the marina looked good, the financial projections for Grove Field looked… not so good.

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