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Two Rivers is blessed by Lake Michigan, our two rivers, Woodland Dunes Nature Center and Point Beach State Forest. While they define our city's environment and culture, they also serve to restrict our growth. Future growth will take place mainly to the north, which we saw in the 80s and 90s with the growth of new residential construction along and north of 45th Street. With a cost of living that is half that of the suburbs of Milwaukee and Chicago, growth potential is high.

The majority of growth in the 1990s occurred in the northwest section of the city. This included both residential development along Columbus Street and industrial growth in the Columbus Street Industrial Park. There has also been growth in the Woodland Drive Industrial Park, which sits on land annexed into the city to allow for growth.

Since about 2000, the northeast side of the city has experienced growth spurred by the construction of the new Two Rivers High School and the new Eggers Industry plant. The city-owned Sandy Bay Highland Subdivision is also growing. Residential growth is also taking place Washington Highlands in the central city at the former site of the high school

In our downtown area, new development includes Walgreens Drug Store, Family Video and Lakefield Communications. Improvements to the city-owned infrastructure in the downtown area in recent years include the reconstructed Washington Street, new Lester Public Library, a new fire station, the remodeling of the City Hall/police station, and the remodeling and updating of the Hamilton Community House.

Two Rivers has been progressive and aggressive in development. Since 1999, there has been more than $150 million in construction in the city. We'd like to add you to the list of development projects.

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