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 final park design concept, and wrap up the CAC process. To view a full meeting summary click here.
Final Errol Heights Park design concept presented at the January 2019 Community Advisory Committee
The final Errol Heights Park design concept was presented at the January 19, 2019 Community Advisory Committee meeting. Click here or on the image above to view larger. To view the results of Portland Parks & Recreation’s online survey from December 2018, click here. To view the results of the open house with comments and appendices, click here.
From Portland Parks and Recreation:
The Errol Heights Park Community Advisory Committee will meet on Wednesday, January 9 to review feedback from the December open house and discuss how that feedback will shape the final park design.
The meeting is open to the public and will include a 10 minute public comment period.
Details:
Date: Wednesday,January 9, 2019
Time: 6:30 – 8:00pm
Place: SMILE Station, 8210 SE 13th Ave
Learn more about the Errol Heights Park Improvement Project at: www.portlandoregon.gov/parks/errolheights
Contact Information
George Lozovoy
george.lozovoy@portlandoregon.gov
503-823-5595
On Saturday, December 1st, Dick Hazeltine cut the ribbon on his namesake park with Portland Parks and Recreation Project Manager Eric Rosewall.
Volunteers from the Johnson Creek Watershed, Scout Pack 523, Brentwood-Darlington Neighborhood Association, and more worked through the rainy morning to beautify this community space.
A memorial tree to Dick’s late wife, Opal Hazeltine, who was instrumental in the park’s formation, was planted in approximately the spot her desk occupied when the space was home to the community policing building.
Longtime neighbor and BDNA board member, Malcolm Hancock, presented Dick Hazeltine with a model swing set for the park.
Dick Hazeltine (left) gave his approval with Eric Rosewall (right) after the planting was completed.
Be sure to visit Hazeltine Park’s completed playscape area and join us in the spring to finish the planting!
To learn more about the Hazeltine Park Sustainable Nature Patch project, click here.
Thank you to Ken Rumbaugh, Community Engagement Coordinator at Portland Parks & Recreation for taking these photos. Click here to view the whole album.
Portland Parks and Recreation (PPR) is seeking to close SE Tenino Court (from SE Tenino Court at SE Tenino Drive to SE Tenino Court at the east end of the Community Garden – see yellow line in aerial photo below) through the Portland Bureau of Transportation.
Join the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood with the Johnson Creek Watershed Council and Portland Parks & Recreation to install hundreds of native, pollinator-friendly plants and cut the ribbon on the new natural landscape with our guest of honor and park namesake, Dick Hazeltine. We will also be planting a tree to honor Mr. Hazeltine’s late wife, Opal Hazeltine, who was instrumental in the development of the original park. (There will be a second event to finish spring planting on March 23rd.)
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Please RSVP to attend the planting here!
Click below to download and print a flier to share with your neighbors:
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.
