VANCOUVER, Wash.–The Vancouver City Council will hold a public meeting next week to review a bid by the iQ CU to buy two city-owned buildings downtown and turn them into its headquarters and a branch office. The city and the credit union already have an agreement in principal on the deal to purchase the property. The city said it chose iQ CU’s bid for the structures over other bids due to the purchase price and a willingness by the credit union to invest in structural upgrades to the facilities. It also favored iQ plans to incorporate Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design in its design and building standards.
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