Why: Our neighborhood needs safe places to walk and many of our streets lack sidewalks. The Portland Bureau of Transportation is proposing several new types of Alternative Walkways as an affordable way to create safe places to walk. Sidewalks can be so expensive…
Did you miss our PedPDX View + Review Party with Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT)? Don’t despair! There are still more events (see map below) and ways to participate! PedPDX is Portland’s Citywide Pedestrian Plan. It establishes a Priority Pedestrian…
PedPDX View + Review Party Tuesday, March 12 6-7:30PM Brentwood-Darlington Community Center (7211 SE 62nd Ave) RSVP on Facebook here! Complementary childcare provided at this event! PedPDX is Portland’s Citywide Pedestrian Plan. It establishes a Priority Pedestrian Network based on…
The 82nd Avenue Study project looks at the development potential of properties along 82nd Avenue and identifies barriers that can be addressed in the near term with an eye toward long-term solutions. A report summarizing the effort, the 82nd Avenue Study:…
Property owners and residents along parts of 82nd Ave can review proposed zoning changes and tell the Planning and Sustainability Commission what they think. Click here to learn more!
Wednesday, February 6th, 2019, board members Chelsea Powers and Stephenie Frederick testified at City Council on behalf of accepting the intergovernmental agreement for the Safe Routes to School sidewalk infill grant. The motion passed with full support of the commissioners!…
The Errol Heights Park Community Advisory Committee met Wednesday, January 9, 2019. This was the seventh meeting of the Errol Heights Park’s Community Advisory Committee. The focus of the meeting was to review feedback from the December Open House, review a…
WE NEED YOUR HELP! Testify in person at the February 6th Portland City Council meeting or send your written letters of testimony to the Council Clerk: Karla Moore-Love, 1221 SW 4th, Room 130, Portland, OR 97204 In 2016, neighbors and board…
Portland Bureau of Transportation has updated speed limits on the following streets in Brentwood-Darlington: SE 72nd Avenue: The new speed limit is 25 mph from SE Harold Street to SE Clatsop Street SE 45th/46th Avenue: The new speed limit is…
If you missed the presentation on the 82nd Ave Study at our January 2019 meeting, then you’re in luck! The good folks at Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability and Portland Bureau of Transportation have made the slide show, handouts,…