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We Lamb’s are a fourth generation Ellensburg family. In 1954 our Grandfather (Frank Lamb), Uncle (John Lamb), and parents (Bobbie & Harold Lamb) relocated from Mesa, WA to Ellensburg and bought four ranches. The brothers created a partnership and worked the land through the mid 60’s. In 1969 our parents bought the ranches from our grandparent’s estate and continued ranching until 1990.
The construction of I-90 in the mid 60’s took a portion of one of the ranches and US 97 cut it in half. Frank, Claudia and I gained controlling interest of the property in 1993 and formed Triple L, LLC. The ranch was used for pasture until development started to take place in 2001.
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Our property at the West Interchange was annexed into the City in 1993. It was rezoned from single family to light industrial and tourist commercial in June of 1996. Extensive environmental investigation, review and approvals were granted in 2000. We improved the US-97 frontage and installed the utility extensions in 2001.
As part of these processes we have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars studying every aspect of the property that the City, State and Federal Governments requested. We have done archeological, geotechnical, hydrology, wetland, wildlife, transportation and economic studies. All of them support development of the property. |
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