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Nov 26,2008
King Neighborhood Association November 2008 Meeting Minutes
by Trace
Revised 11/23/08 King Neighborhood Association
Minutes from Board Meeting
November 12, 2008 List of attendees (at end of minutes)
Quorum met. Agenda (Exhibit 1) Minutes from October meeting
The minutes from October 8, 2008 were approved without changes. Standing reports
Update from Portland Police
Officer Brian Sims summarized several areas that he's focusing on in the neighborhood.
• Shootings at 9th and Alberta
• Increase in pedestrian robberies, especially near 9th and Sumner and 9th and Alberta Trees blocking streetlights on 9th - it is the responsibility of the homeowner to keep them trimmed., Contact city commissioner or Jane Ames, public safety contact. If neighbors have concerns about junk left out in front of houses, these could be building code violation - call Bureau of Development Services. Please email Officer Sims directly with specific questions and incidents (for example, give addresses, dates, or other informat
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Minutes from Board Meeting
November 12, 2008 List of attendees (at end of minutes)
Quorum met. Agenda (Exhibit 1) Minutes from October meeting
The minutes from October 8, 2008 were approved without changes. Standing reports
Update from Portland Police
Officer Brian Sims summarized several areas that he's focusing on in the neighborhood.
• Shootings at 9th and Alberta
• Increase in pedestrian robberies, especially near 9th and Sumner and 9th and Alberta Trees blocking streetlights on 9th - it is the responsibility of the homeowner to keep them trimmed., Contact city commissioner or Jane Ames, public safety contact. If neighbors have concerns about junk left out in front of houses, these could be building code violation - call Bureau of Development Services. Please email Officer Sims directly with specific questions and incidents (for example, give addresses, dates, or other informat
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Oct 25,2008
King Neighborhood Association October Minutes
by Trace
Revised 10/23/08 King Neighborhood Association Minutes from Board Meeting October 8, 2008 List of attendees (at end of minutes) Quorum met. Agenda (Exhibit 1) Minutes from September meeting The minutes from September 10, 2008 were approved with minor clarifications about the concerns of the neighbors of the Miracles Club and clarifying Allyson Spencer's role on the MLK Advisory Committee. Standing reports Public safety action committee meetings Charles Boardman reported that the committee discussed the theft of catalytic converters, and will be working with vendors and muffler shops which will provide free welds to prevent theft. Planned Parenthood Regional Service Center (Exhibit 2) Planned Parenthood is closing on land with the Portland Development Commission, and will hold a ground breaking on 10/22. David Greenberg, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood, provided im
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Jul 21,2008
Portland Plan DRAFT Work Program Available
by pearlgirl
On June 8th the Planning Commission approved the Draft Preliminary Work Program for the Portland Plan. This document contains state-required Periodic Review tasks and reflects the community input received at the May and June meetings and at the public hearings held by the Planning Commission. Council will hold its first public hearing on the Draft Preliminary Work Program on Wednesday, August 6th. The meeting begins at 2 pm at City Hall, located at 1221 SW 4th Avenue. You can find a copy of the Draft Preliminary Work Program at http://www.portlandonline.com/portlandplan/ - there is a button at the
top right side titled "Latest Document - Portland Plan - Preliminary Work Program." This takes you directly to the Draft Work Program. You can also find it at this link: http://www.portlandonline.com/portlandplan/index.cfm?c=47481 This is the "Resource" section of the project website. You will find the Draft Public Involvement Program filed here as well. Thank
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top right side titled "Latest Document - Portland Plan - Preliminary Work Program." This takes you directly to the Draft Work Program. You can also find it at this link: http://www.portlandonline.com/portlandplan/index.cfm?c=47481 This is the "Resource" section of the project website. You will find the Draft Public Involvement Program filed here as well. Thank
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Jun 13,2008
Alberta Street sees next wave of development
by shooter
Alberta Street is a great neighborhood shopping district. It has a great vibe, diverse and fun shops, and is overall a very cool place to hang out. Last Thursday, Art Hop, the Alberta Street Fair, and Tannenbaum Madness give this area its very own unique place in Portland.
Alberta Street has been a destination for quite sometime but feels as if it has reached another level. I don’t want to use the word “mature’ because it's the irreverence of Alberta Street that makes it a desirable destination. It's that bit of an attitude that makes it fun.
Keep growing, but keep the attitude! From the Daily Journal of Commerce : Watch out, Southeast Portland. The Northeast Alberta Street neighborhood is now a legitimate rival for new development. After Portland’s recent housing boom, the commercial strip of Alberta Street has reached a level of maturity where most of the available space has been renovated and developers are starting to eye
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Alberta Street has been a destination for quite sometime but feels as if it has reached another level. I don’t want to use the word “mature’ because it's the irreverence of Alberta Street that makes it a desirable destination. It's that bit of an attitude that makes it fun.
Keep growing, but keep the attitude! From the Daily Journal of Commerce : Watch out, Southeast Portland. The Northeast Alberta Street neighborhood is now a legitimate rival for new development. After Portland’s recent housing boom, the commercial strip of Alberta Street has reached a level of maturity where most of the available space has been renovated and developers are starting to eye
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