The new services building for the Juan de Fuca is taking shape
The new Juan de Fuca services building
The new Juan de Fuca services building is taking shape at the new location at Otter Point Road in the area of the industrial park and William Simmons Park. The building is 4,500 sq. feet and includes a 80-seat meeting room, 10 offices, a lobby and a kitchen. Occupancy is expected by year’s end.
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