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March 5, 2001

Tulalip Tribes’ Business Park will bring change to Marysville

  • Wal-Mart and Home Depot will anchor an 800-acre business park adjacent to I-5. Future plans call for a retail center plus a regional entertainment complex with a hotel, conference center and a new Tulalip casino.
    • By TERRY STEPHENS
    Special to the Journal

    For years it has been the dream of the Tulalip Tribes to develop an 800-acre, multimillion-dollar business park on reservation land adjacent to Interstate 5 northwest of Marysville.

    Quil Ceda business park
    Rendering courtesy of Ruhl-Parr & Associates.
    The Quil Ceda business park on the Tulalip Tribes’ reservation west of Marysville and adjacent to I-5 is a multimillion-dollar development that will bring big changes to north Snohomish County.

    Today, the Quil Ceda Village retail center and business park is becoming a reality, and perhaps a catalyst for even more growth in north Snohomish County.


     
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