Yeah, but when? "We do not have anything further to announce at this time," a spokeperson said. There's even less to say about Grand Avenue property. Wal-Mart's property developer, PacLand, has applied to demolish the former Fred Meyer building there and build a 42,000-square-foot grocery store — about half the size of the Fred Meyer building. Permits have not been issued. Another store is aimed for Northeast 134th Street, just around the corner from the campus of Washington State University Vancouver. The property is owned by Wal-Mart already, and controversy over those plans led to a lawsuit that was settled in Wal-Mart's favor in 2010. Since then, nothing. Wal-Mart has requested a permit to start work on a store in Portland's Hayden Meadows area, just south of the Interstate 5 Bridge. A spokesperson said no construction start date has been scheduled. Got a question about your neighborhood? We'll get it answered. Send "What's Up With That?" questions to.