INDUSTRIAL ZONE
A. Purpose
The purpose of the Industrial zone is to integrate the trail into existing and future
industrial businesses and provide access to the Columbia River by trail users.
Amenities will be located to encourage employees of the industrial businesses to
commute to work and provide opportunities for those who want to enjoy the proximity
to the Columbia River. Colors, forms and textures of amenities will suit the specific
context within which they are sited.
B. Location
Beginning on the northwestern edge of The Dalles Urban Growth Boundary at Taylor
Lakes and ending on the eastern side of the Cherry Growers plant just west of Rock
Fort.
Mile marker 1.3 to 5
Kilometer Marker 2.1 to 8
C. Special Issues
-Existing industrial uses
D. Ownership/Contact
-Google - owner
-Wind Seeker - owner
-Northern Wasco Public Utilities District - owner
-Port of The Dalles - owner
-City of The Dalles - reviewing authority
E. Trail Amenities
1. Uniform Amenities: The design and specifications for the following proposed
amenities in the Industrial Zone are located in the uniform amenities section.
-Kiosk/Trailhead
-Memorial Benches
-Bike Racks
-Water Fountains
-Adopt a Trail Signs
-Regulatory Signs
-Distance Markers
-Logo on Trail
2. Existing and Potential Amenities
The lists of existing and potential amenities below begin at the westerly boundary of
each section and proceed easterly and correspond with the map. Each amenity is
given a brief description.
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Industrial Zone Northern Section
Industrial Zone Northern Section
FE: Existing fence – 4 feet tall green metal chain link
GBP or MBP: Proposed General or Memorial Bench
FE: Existing Fence – 4 feet tall green metal chain link. There are 8 separate
lengths of fence on the Columbia River side at the old Mt. Fir site.
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WSE: Existing Warning sign – “Warning Steep Cliffs Stay Back”. There are 5
separate signs that generally correspond with the fences.
GBP or MBP: Proposed General or Memorial Bench proposed at the end of
small peninsula
PTP: Proposed Covered picnic table at the end of small peninsula.
ISE: Existing Interpretive Sign: “Disappearing Wetlands”
TSDE: Existing Traffic Calming Devices: Metal Bollards on each side of bridge
crossing Chenoweth Creek
DSE: Existing Dog Station on NE side of bridge crossing Chenoweth Creek
THP: Proposed Trailhead on SW side of bridge crossing Chenoweth Creek.
This would include Kiosk, sign, vehicular parking and bike parking.
FE: Existing Fence – 4 feet tall green metal chain link in front of Home at last.
ISE: Existing Interpretive Sign – “Streams and Salmon”.
FE: Existing Fence: 4 feet tall green metal chain link along trail section that is
raised above Chenoweth Creek wetland
TCDE: Existing Traffic Calming Device – Bollards at the corner near the mouth of
Chenoweth Creek in front of Google.
FE: Existing Fence – 4 feet tall metal chain link near bollards
GBP or MBP: Proposed General or Memorial Bench just north of existing
tree in front of Google.
PPE: Existing Pocket Park at the corner of Google. Includes trees , grass, shrubs,
round pavers. We would like to see a kiosk with benches at this location.
THE: Existing Trail Head:(Kiwanis)
-Sign: Kiwanis Pocket Park
-Parking Spots: 10 regular and 1 handicapped
-Bathroom: Open 1 March thru 1 Nov
-Water Fountain: Connected to bathroom
-Picnic Tables: 2 wooden picnic tables with handicapped accessible ends
-Bike Parking:??
-Dog Station:
-Interpretive Sign: “Lewis and Clark”
-Art: Confluence Project. These are blocks/tiles around picnic table sites
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Industrial Zone Southern Section
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Industrial Zone Southern Section
FE: Existing Fence – 4 feet tall green metal chain link in front of ODFW – 2
sections
GBE: Existing General Bench in front of ODFW. This is a basalt column laid on its
side. Similar to a memorial bench but it is not dedicated to anyone.
TCDE: Existing Traffic Calming Device – Bollards – where trail turns next to
ODFW.
TCDE: Existing Traffic Calming Device – Bollards – as the trail turns from river
road toward the Columbia next to the PUD property.
WSE: Existing Warning sign – “Warning Steep Cliffs Stay Back”. There are 3
separate signs front of PUD.
FE: Existing Fence – 4 feet tall green metal chain link – this is on the river side of
the trail in front of the PUD.
TCDE: Existing Traffic Calming Device – Bollards – on either side of the bridge
near the PUD
FE: Existing Fence – 4 feet tall green posts with 4 strands of horizontal – this is on
the river side of the trail in front of the Windseeker restaurant.
WSE: Existing Warning sign – “Warning Steep Cliffs Stay Back” – at the SE corner
of the Windseeker Restaurant
TCDE: Existing Traffic Calming Device – Bollards – at the SE corner of the
Windseeker Restaurant
TCDP: Proposed Traffic Calming Device – Bollards – where the trail turns
from Bargeway Road toward the Columbia.
THP: Proposed Trailhead:
-Vehicle Parking
-Bike Parking
-Bathroom
-Water
-Kiosk
-Sign
-Garbage Can
-Picnic Table
WSP: 2-4 Proposed Warning Signs regarding crossing Bargeway Road and
XXXX Road
WSE: 2 warning signs regarding railroad track crossing by bike
FE: Existing silver galvanized 4’ high chain link fence approximately 20’ long to
shield trail users from the railroad.
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3. Amenity Specifications
Garbage Cans:
-Design: Wood, plastic, or metal in any color. Please note: The examples
below are illustrative only with no final design chosen.
-Specifications: 30 gallons; covered top; limited size of hole, with flapper or
swinging door; and fixed in place or heavy enough not to be easily moved.
http://www.theparkcatalog.com/
http://www.theparkcatalog.com/
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http://equiparc.com/
http://equiparc.com/
General Benches
-Design: Wood, plastic or metal in any color. Please note: The examples below
are illustrative only with no final design chosen.
-Specifications: Smooth finish to facilitate cleaning; fixed in place or heavy enough
not to be easily moved; constructed to commercial grade and strong enough to
accommodate a minimum of 600 lbs.; made out of durable materials to maximize
longevity; and sited for ease of installation and drainage and so as not to interfere
with trail users.
http://www.recresource.com
http://www.equiparc.com/
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http://equiparc.com/
http://www.theparkcatalog.com/
http://www.theparkcatalog.com/
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http://www.theparkcatalog.com/
Traffic Calming Devices (bollards):
-Design: Wood, plastic or metal in any color. Please note: The examples below
are illustrative only with no final design chosen.
-Specifications: Removable with collared in ground design (include language about
functionality of locking mechanism from Scott); reflective stripping; spaced narrow
enough to prevent vehicular access but wide enough to ensure safe pedestrian and
bicycle access; and located to ensure safe cornering.
www.theparkcatalog.com
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www.theparkcatalog.com
Picnic Tables:
-Design: Wood, plastic or metal in any color. Please note: The examples below
are illustrative only with no final design chosen.
-Specifications: Smooth finish to facilitate cleaning; fixed in place or heavy enough
not to be easily moved; at least one picnic table must be ADA accessible; and sited
for ease of installation and drainage.
http://equiparc.com/
www.theparkcatalog.com
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Bathrooms
-Design: Wood, plastic or metal in any color. Please note: The examples below
are illustrative only with no final design chosen.
-Specifications: Smooth finish to facilitate cleaning; ADA accessible; and sited for
ease of installation and drainage. Can either be single or double depending on
space, design and funding.
Gunneson
http://www.cxtinc.com
Cascadian
Rocky Mountain
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