Facilities Stan Hatfield Energy Innovation District
Stan Hatfield Energy Innovation District
The Port acquired a 30 acre former sawmill site located at the confluence of the South Fork of the Willapa River. The park is located just north of US 101 in Raymond and is accessed from Wilson Street. The Port leases a kiln and planer facilities to a regional sawmill. The former mill machine shop has been completely renovated and now accommodates an e-merchant and marijuana production.
Port Facilities
- Sawmill Facilities
- Three Dry Kilns including infeed and out feed decks (outfeed covered)
- Planer and sorting room
- Machine Shop – Commercial/Industrial Space
- Industrial Building – 1500 sf
- Vacant Developable Property
- Office
Current Utility Services
| Power | Pacific County PUD #2 |
| Water | City of Raymond |
| Sewer |
City of Raymond |
Opportunity for New Development
There is significant opportunity for small manufacturing business development. The Energy Innovation District will allow the circulation and sharing of waste heat energy.
Opportunity for Property Expansion
The Port will continue to acquire the remaining approximately 2 acres of residential properties located along Peters and Bradford Streets as they become available.
Recreational Facilities/Opportunities
The Willapa Hills trail is routed along the southerly and westerly perimeter of the industrial park. There is a small public road side park facility located on US 101. Nearby services such as grocery shopping, fast food and service station will help the public explore the local area.
Future Opportunities
The Port is currently working with AMKO Hardwoods to update and expand kiln and sawmill facilities and to include pellet manufacturing.
Current Tenants
| Tenants | Uses |
| Two Heads | Cannabis |
| Gray Gate |
e-merchant |
| AMKO Hardwoods |
Wood Products |
| South Fork Business Park | Administrative Offices |
| AMKO Hardwoods | Kiln, Pellet mill, small log mill (proposed) |