A gathering place
that welcomes all.
Once-in-a-generation opportunity to be part of a vibrant community that looks and feels true to the history of Snoqualmie Mill, which was the Valley’s first place to live, work, and play. Combining thoughtful redevelopment with environmental enhancements that will benefit the community for years to come.
Impactful, community-centered development.
Multigenerational commitment to build something that not only prioritizes the community and environment over short-term investment returns, but also respects the historic and cultural context of the site. Low-density commercial uses and market-rate rental apartments are being proposed as part of the PCI Plan.
- ECONOMIC BENEFITS
- Redevelopment that respects history
- Modern development meeting all agency standards
- Food and beverage, retail spaces
- Diverse housing via market-rate apartments
- Infrastructure investments
- Additional revenue to the city
Location
Located in the heart of Snoqualmie Valley along the Snoqualmie River.
261 acres of land originally developed for the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company in 1917.
Located in the heart of Snoqualmie Valley along the Snoqualmie River.
261 acres of land originally developed for the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company in 1917.
Community Benefits
Large fiscal benefit and operational liquidity to the City of Snoqualmie.
Stormwater flow will be treated to published standards, improving water quality and fisheries habitat in the Snoqualmie River Basin.
Removes existing berms and expands compensatory flood storage, reducing flooding risk in the valley and downstream.
Converts 166 acres of open space for public access.
Expands job opportunities for the local community.
Low-density commercial uses and rental apartments that address the needs of the entire community are being proposed as part of the PCI Plan.
Delivers investments to community infrastructure.
Large fiscal benefit and operational liquidity to the City of Snoqualmie.
Stormwater flow will be treated to published standards, improving water quality and fisheries habitat in the Snoqualmie River Basin.
Removes existing berms and expands compensatory flood storage, reducing flooding risk in the valley and downstream.
Converts 166 acres of open space for public access.
Expands job opportunities for the local community.
Low-density commercial uses and rental apartments that address the needs of the entire community are being proposed as part of the PCI Plan.
Delivers investments to community infrastructure.
Timeline
2022 Proposal and PCI Plan approved by the City of Snoqualmie
2025 Construction Begins
2042 Master Plan Complete
2022 Proposal and PCI Plan approved by the City of Snoqualmie
2025 Construction Begins
2042 Master Plan Complete
A power player in the community.
The Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company began construction in 1916 to build the “largest and most modern lumber manufacturing units on the Pacific coast,” as every operation was driven by electricity rather than by steam. Snoqualmie Mill became the second all-electric mill in the country, built just upriver from the second hydroelectric dam in the country. In addition to power needed for production of the mill, it also produced “home” electricity for the lights and appliances of the new and growing town of Snoqualmie Falls (250 homes recorded by 1924).
Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum
A power player in the community.
The Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company began construction in 1916 to build the “largest and most modern lumber manufacturing units on the Pacific coast,” as every operation was driven by electricity rather than by steam. Snoqualmie Mill became the second all-electric mill in the country, built just upriver from the second hydroelectric dam in the country. In addition to power needed for production of the mill, it also produced “home” electricity for the lights and appliances of the new and growing town of Snoqualmie Falls (250 homes recorded by 1924).
Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum
The Site
A green, healthy future while honoring its past.
Approval of the Snoqualmie Mill PCI Plan means land remediation, stormwater capture and management, enhancement of wetland buffers, and the unlocking of 166 acres of open space for use by the public. The newly created green outdoor space will add to what already makes Snoqualmie Valley special.
- Environmental Benefits
- 166 acres of green, healthy, open space
- 64% of the site dedicated to outdoor space
- Land remediation of areas requiring cleanup
- Stormwater capture and management meeting Department of Ecology standards
- Redevelopment meeting all environmental standards
- Enhancement of wetland buffers
Central to the
261 acres of underutilized and inaccessible space will ensure that the site will continue to be a benefit to the community and the environment for the next 100 years with the proposed Master Plan.
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166 acres of
community benefit.
Snoqualmie Mill is a 261-acre site representing a once-in-a-century opportunity for the environmental enhancement of the existing Mill site and economic revitalization of the Snoqualmie Valley region.