Port of Skamania County at Port Of Skamania County

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This Commercial Lease agreement, effective April 1, 2024, is between the PORT OF SKAMANIA COUNTY (Lessor) and Great River, LLC (Lessee) for a two-year term. The lease covers approximately 620 square feet in the Tichenor Building - Suite 40-F for an Acupuncture Practice, with a monthly Base Rent of $1,060.00 and an initial security deposit of $2,392.21. The agreement details terms for rent adjustments, use of premises, maintenance responsibilities, utilities, insurance requirements, financial security, environmental liability, and miscellaneous provisions including default remedies and assignment clauses.

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This Letter of Intent (LOI) outlines the terms for a 30-year lease agreement between Port of Skamania County (Lessor) and DGI Commercial Construction, LLC (Lessee) for parcels 02070111580000, 02070111570000, 02070111560000, and 02070111540000. The Lessee plans to develop a mixed-use commercial resort facility. The lease rate will be the greater of 6% of yearly gross revenue or a minimum of $65,000 per year, plus Washington State leasehold excise tax and an annual CPI escalator. An interim payment of $1,370.85 per month is required until the hotel receives a final occupancy permit. The LOI also covers a due diligence period, entitlement requirements, and contingencies for closing.

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This Resolution 9-2022 authorizes the Executive Director of the Port of Skamania County to execute a final contract with the Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB). The contract secures aid for financing public facilities, specifically a 50,000 square foot building. The financial package includes a $1,700,000.00 loan from CERB at 2% interest over a 20-year term and a $300,000.00 grant. The Port pledges its full faith and credit for the loan repayment and will establish a dedicated CERB Fund.

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This document details a request from the Port of Columbia County to Portland General Electric (PGE) for a reduction of approximately 19 acres from the existing Seely Sublease. The reduction is necessary to accommodate the NEXT Renewable Fuels project at Port Westward. The original Seely Sublease is dated September 1, 2003, and expires in 2030. Although the sublease terms do not require compensation for reductions under 50 acres, the Port is offering to assist the sublessee, Warren Seely, with costs related to infrastructure modifications, either through a rent discount or monetary compensation. The document includes the initial request letter, PGE's formal notice to Warren Seely, the Port's follow-up offer to Seely, and land survey information for proposed pipeline and access road easements for the NEXT project.