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Georgia-Pacific plans to demolish several buildings near downtown Camas

City says proposal to tear down business center, nonwovens fabric plant will have no adverse environmental impacts

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Georgia-Pacific has proposed tearing down several buildings near downtown Camas that the company is no longer using in its paper mill operations, including the Camas Business Center, a development lab and nonwovens manufacturing buildings located off Northwest Ash Street. The city of Camas has determined the proposal poses no serious adverse environmental impacts. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

The city of Camas has determined that a Georgia-Pacific plan to demolish several buildings the company is no longer using in its Camas paper mill operations, including the company’s Camas Business Center and nonwovens fabric manufacturing plant, has met the state’s Environmental Policy Act rules and will not have any significant adverse environmental impacts.

The demolition will remove nearly 100,000 square feet worth of structures on a site zoned for heavy industrial use near downtown Camas.

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