Ever add 12,000 square feet to your new building when no one's looking? It looks like Fred Meyer's Wood Village store, built in the late 1990's, got away with it.
According to the Gresham Outlook, Wood Village city staff didn't notice the increased square footage until this year, when they began studying a land use application for a Goodyear Tire store.
From the Outlook article: "At 148,707 square feet, the grocery store is nearly 12,000 feet larger than the original application submitted in the late 1990's, which called for a 137,000 square-foot structure."
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