Is Mcdonald’S On Hayden Island Closed For Remodeling?

The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program will significantly impact access to and from Hayden Island, an island in the Columbia River between Vancouver, Washington, and Portland, Oregon. The Hayden Island Safeway, which closed in 2018, is being demolished to make way for a flooring store called Floor and Decor. A group for Hayden Island residents, businesses, property owners, and RV/boatowners has been kept on the island.

McDonald’s will extend its remodeling requirement by two years, but franchisees who accept the offer will be reimbursed. Hayden Island is known for its tax-free shopping, light industry, office and retail, restaurants, hotels, condos, and apartments, as well as the largest complex of yacht moorages on the island. The City of Redmond Technical Committee and Design Review Board have reviewed and approved an Administrative Modification proposal for an exterior.

The Carousel was closed in anticipation of a $50-$60 million mall remodel by EDENS, a South Carolina-based developer. The Jantzen Beach Shopping Center is located on Hayden Island, known to most Portlanders as their point of departure for boats. Yelpers report that the location has closed.

The failure of the Bend-La Pine Schools levy in May was felt when schools opened this school year. Restricted hours of construction work are in place, and the developer must not carry out any work other than emergency procedures to control dust or other issues.

A newly renovated hotel on the Portland riverfront, Holiday Inn Portland Columbia Riverfront, offers relaxation, work, and connection. A housing project set out in an item of a Schedule is designated for the transferred housing program. McDonald’s style is a great fit for the “Rhinestone Cowboy” theme.