Residents living in the Mount Vista neighborhood along Northeast 159th Avenue object to Clark County’s plan to rezone their rural, residential neighborhood as a business park.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County wants a business park near iTech Prep but Mount Vista residents say the rural neighborhood needs preserving
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