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This used to be farmland. Much of the area to the north is still cranberry bog. The Port now owns the land, and is exempt from the usual provincially legislated restrictions on the use of agricultural land. Actually this section was for a long time a tip - for all kinds of solid waste, especially construction waste. Much of it illegal. So now it has been levelled with river dredged sand, capped with concrete and used for container storage. The traffic has been mostly one way - manufactured goods imported in containers. Our exports are mostly in bulk. So there are piles of spare boxes - and increasing demand for land to store them. Delta farmland, now in food production, is the next slated for this use.
The fact that this is highly desirable waterfront property matters not at all. This is the "highest and best use" according to our values.
Dungeness, Kent on a beautiful day in early March 2015
A variety of "containers" on the shingle beach.
JAXPORT and Hanjin Shipping officials signed a lease agreement on Dec. 10, 2008 for construction of a new 90-acre, $300 million container terminal at Dames Point.
Yet another Matchbox Volvo container truck, this time in Crookes Healthcare livery. This one dates from around the mid 1980's. Mint and boxed.
ShelterKraft Cargo Cottage
by ShelterKraft Werks, Inc.
located at Greenhome Solutions
1210 W Nickerson St | Seattle 98119
Single Family, ADU, Cottage Home from all steel, reclaimed shipping container for on-grid, semi- or fully off the grid living. Dual-flush toilets, On-demand water heater, All electric house, Salvaged/reused materials, Recycled-content materials, Locally-sourced materials
Seattle Green Homes Tour www.ecobuilding.org/guild-chapters/seattle/green-home-tour
A truck pulls out onto Victoria Road at Outer Harbour, after collecting its load from the container terminal.