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Category Archives: Land Use & Livability
14 reasons we need to re-think the Columbia River Crossing
Tell Salem: We Need To Re-Think The Columbia River Crossing Oregon’s Legislature is being asked to endorse the Columbia River Crossing — the most expensive public works project in the state’s history. The project’s initial costs to Oregon are estimated … Continue reading
Posted in Columbia Crossing, Land Use & Livability, NECN
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Open House for design input for Alberta Court Crossing on 42nd Avenue
We’re holding 2 Open Houses in the Witham & Dickey Conference Room to present the progress in design planning for the Village Building Convergence Alberta Crossing Intersection project (NE 42nd Ave & Alberta Count). You can attend one or both … Continue reading
The CRC: A Boatload of Questions
The CRC: A Boatload of Questions 1.1 from Spencer Boomhower on Vimeo.
NECN Public Forum on the Columbia River Crossing, Monday, March 7th
Come to a Public Forum on the Columbia River Crossing By George Bruender & David Sweet, Co-chairs, NECN Land Use & Transportation What do you know about the Columbia River Crossing? Does the I-5 Bridge need to be replaced? Will … Continue reading
January 2011 General Meeting features John McKinney of Columbia Biogas
Tuesday, January 4 @ 7:00pm Concordia University Luther Hall room 121 Download a map of the Concordia University Campus. The general meeting this January 4 will be held in Luther Hall room 121 at Concordia University. The topic will be … Continue reading
Portland Plan – Inspiring Communities Series Continues
Dr. Julian Agyeman will address equity and sustainability Wednesday, December 15, 2010, 7-9 PM Hollywood Theater 4122 NE Sandy Boulevard Childcare will be provided by reservation. Call 503-823-2041 Dr. Julian Agyeman, who is a Professor and Chair of the Urban … Continue reading
Posted in Land Use & Livability, Planning, Portland Plan, Sustainable
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Metro Council to hold public hearing on Columbia Biogas
The Metro Council will hold a public hearing at 5 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 9 at Metro Regional Center (600 NE Grand Ave., Portland) to consider a solid waste facility franchise (permit) application submitted by Columbia Biogas. If approved by Metro … Continue reading
Larger Trees Equal Safer Neighborhoods
A news story from KGW news last week reported that larger street and yard trees are related to lower crime statistics than smaller trees. According to the article, “Forester Geoffrey Donovan says large trees may be a signal to crooks … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Environmental, Land Use & Livability, Nature, Tree Team, Trees
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Portland Plan – Inspiring Communities Series on Urban Issues
Inspiring Communities Series presents some of the best and brightest thinkers on urban issues Inspiring Communities Series offers Portlanders a chance to learn how other cities are tackling the issues of economic development, community health, education and equity as well … Continue reading
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DEQ Hearing November 18th on the Proposed Columbia Biogas Facility in NE Portland
The purpose of this notice is to invite you to provide comments related to the specific conditions within the proposed air and solid waste permits. You may make oral comments at the public hearing. You may also comment in writing. … Continue reading