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Lower Southeast Rising Project 2nd Neighborhood Walk Tuesday, June 14th

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From the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS) and the Bureau of Transportation (PBOT). 

Join us for the second neighborhood walk along SE 72nd Avenue on Tuesday, June 14th from 5:30pm – 6:45pm.  
This walk along SE 72nd Avenue will meet and end at the northwest corner of SE 72nd and Flavel in front of Three Sisters Nixtamal. We hope you will join us and invite others to participate, too. These are approximately 1.5-mile walks.

Remember to check out the Lower Southeast Rising Project online open house and survey!

Lower Southeast Rising Project Online Open House, Survey, Neighborhood Walks, and More!

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From the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS) and the Bureau of Transportation (PBOT). 

We are reaching out to you regarding the Lower Southeast Rising Project online open house and survey because we want to hear from community members in your neighborhood. You may have already heard about this project via the postcards, emails, community bike rides, or door-to-door outreach since last summer that helped to identify project area needs and issues. Now, we would like to invite you to participate in a self-guided online open house and survey as part of the next round of community feedback. 

The online open house features a welcome and introduction video, an overview of four future community development scenarios, and a synopsis of potential transportation improvements. After learning about the options, you can take an online survey to give us your feedback and preferences. You can also help us spread the word to your community to make the public outreach as robust and inclusive as possible. The online open house and a survey are available now through June 30. 

The project team is also available to present at upcoming neighborhood association meetings. Please contact us if you would like BPS and PBOT representatives to share a project overview and answer any questions or concerns that you or other community members might have. We are planning to complete the current round of public engagement by June 30. 

Additionally, two neighborhood walk events are planned in June. We hope you will join us and invite others to participate, too. These approximately 1.5-mile walks will focus on two focus areas: 

  1. SE 52nd Avenue neighborhood walk on Thursday, June 2nd from 5:30pm – 6:45pm.  
    This walk along SE 52nd Avenue will meet and end at the northwest corner of SE 52nd and Duke, across the street from ROSE CDC. 
  2. SE 72nd Avenue neighborhood walk on Tuesday, June 14th from 5:30pm – 6:45pm.   
    This walk along SE 72nd Avenue will meet and end at the northwest corner of SE 72nd and Flavel in front of Three Sisters Nixtamal. 

Errol Heights Park Community Open House

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From Portland Parks and Recreation:

Help us develop the final design for Errol Heights Park!

December 1, 2018, 10:00AM – 1:00PM
Lane Middle School, 7200 SE 60th Ave (cafeteria)

We have received hundreds of comments about what makes Errol Heights Park special and the types of activities people would like to do there in the future. Based on that feedback, we now have a proposed design for the park.

Join us for this family-friendly, interactive event to help us review and refine the final recommended design.

Can’t make the open house? Take the online survey, open Dec. 1 – 16.

Over 100 people shared their ideas for park programming at the October open house. You can see what they said in our outreach summary on the project website.

Questions? Contact George Lozovoy via email at george.lozovoy@portlandoregon.gov or phone at 503-823-5595.

Meeting Minutes, Survey Results, and More from Errol Heights Park Citizen Advisory Committee

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The Errol Heights Park Citizen Advisory Committee meets this Wednesday, October 10th at 6:00PM at the SMILE Station in Sellwood.  You can view the results of the survey and public Open House as well as the upcoming meeting agenda and past meeting minutes by clicking here.  Contact Allison Brown, Program Manager & Facilitator with questions.

PPR Errol Heights Park Survey

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Portland Parks and Recreation has launched their online community survey for Errol Heights Park.  Until September 22nd, 2018, CLICK HERE to take this survey!

Other ways to engage:

  1. Community Advisory Committee meeting on Wednesday August 29th at 6:30PM at the SMILE Station (8210 SE 13th Ave).
  2. Errol Heights Park Open House event on Saturday, September 8th from 10:00AM to 1:00PM. Join PPR at SE 52nd Ave and SE Tenino Court for morning coffee and scones. Park Ecologist, Christian Haaning will be leading trail walks at two different times that morning.

Errol Heights Park Community Open House

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Portland Parks and Recreation has launched their online community survey for Errol Heights Park.  Until September 22nd, 2018, CLICK HERE to take this survey!

Join Portland Parks and Recreation at Errol Heights Park (SE 52nd Ave and SE Tenino Court) for a Community Open House!  They are seeking neighbor input on two park designs, park programming and guiding principles.  The open house runs Saturday, September 8th from 10:00AM – 1:00PM and will include guided trail walks.  Refreshments provided.

For more information contact Christine Egan, christine.egan@portlandoregon.gov or 503-823-5596. Project information: portlandoregon.gov/parks/errolheights

Errol Heights Street Improvement Project Open House

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Want to Improve Your Street?  Learn about the Errol Heights Street Improvement Project on Thursday, December 7th, 2017, from 5:00-7:00PM (prior to the monthly BDNA meeting), with a presentation at 5:30PM.  Childcare and dinner provided!

Portland’s Bureau of Transportation and Bureau of Environmental Services are working in coordination on street and stormwater improvements in Errol Heights. This pilot project will improve safety and accessibility, while improving stormwater management and protecting water quality in local creeks and streams. Working together ensures successful outcomes including reduced costs, improved efficiency, and enhanced service delivery to the Portland community.