My Everett News

As cleanup continues on the former site of Kimberly-Clark on the Everett, Washington waterfront the Port of Everett has added the site to the Marine Terminals Master Plan and named it Norton Terminal. Here’s more from the Port. On November 10, 2020, the Port of Everett Commission approved the Marine Terminals Master Plan Addendum, Appendix E that […]

It was a controversial tactic that looks to have worked as the Port of Everett today announced a sale agreement with Kimberly-Clark for property on the Everett waterfront. Here’s a press release sent out tonight. Today, the Port of Everett Commission unanimously authorized Port CEO Lisa Lefeber to enter into a Purchase and Sale Agreement […]

Today it was a battle of the press releases as interest at the Kimberly-Clark site on the working waterfront in Everett, Washington heats up. First here’s a press release from a Seattle public relations firm announcing a plan for a partnership to buy the site and invest up to $100 million dollars. A new partnership […]

Working on details, but here’s a notice posted on Saltchuk’s website today announcing the failure of the two parties to come to a deal on environmental clean up for the Kimberly-Clark property on the Everett Waterfront. In October of last year Saltchuk announced a purchase and sale agreement to bring Foss Maritime to Everett. More […]

Six decades ago Foss tug boats were a common site on the Everett waterfront, hauling wood chips to the Scott paper mill. Today the owners of Foss Maritime announced they’ve signed an agreement to buy the former Scott Paper site, which was most recently owned by Kimberly-Clark, and will relocate and expand their shipyard and […]

Here’s a dramatic look at the Kimberly-Clark site on the Everett Waterfront now that the majority of buildings have been taken down. The brown warehouse at the left will stay for the new owner. Click photo to enlarge.

No word yet on a sale but the Kimberly Clark site doesn’t have much left on it. Here are some Saturday afternoon views. Click photo to enlarge…

Thought I’d update the scene at the Everett waterfront today as demolition is full steam ahead on the former Kimberly-Clark Plant.

The Everett Planning Commission will hold a meeting Tuesday night to consider extending the moratorium on development at the Kimberly-Clark site on the Everett Waterfront. The public hearing will focus on a six month extension of the moratorium and a public workshop to review alternative land use and public access scenarios that have been prepared […]

Here’s the listing for the Kimberly-Clark Plant on the Everett Waterfront. It even has its own website. Kimberly Clark has retained Kidder Mathews and Binswanger to market the Everett Waterfront site to the commercial real estate market. Here’s some of what the real estate offering has to say… The Everett Marine Industrial Property represents a […]