Former mushroom field could be site of 800-home development
The former site of PictSweet Mushrooms, which closed in 2001, pictured on Friday. A Lake Oswego developer proposes building 800 homes there. (Troy Brynelson/Salem Reporter)
A former mushroom farm in east Salem could sprout more than 800 homes, as well as apartments and shops, near Amazon’s new fulfillment center.
Brownstone Development of Lake Oswego has submitted to the city a plan to divide the 117-acre field at 255 Cordon Road N.E., the former site of…
