Sub-area plans

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This category includes plans, often officially adopted as subordinate parts of comprehensive plans, for smaller units of a city, such as neighborhoods, downtown areas or central business districts (CBDs). These documents may also be called "refinement plans" or "community plans". A special case is the sort of community plan that must be produced before lands newly included in the Portland Metro Urban Growth Boundary may be developed.

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Browsing Sub-area plans by Subject "Albina Community Plan"

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    Portland : Albina community plan
    (City of Portland (Or.), 2000-10-11) Portland (Or.); Portland (Or.). Bureau of Planning
    The Albina Community Plan is intended to combat the loss of employment base, disinvestment and dilapidation in the Albina area. A comprehensive district action plan provides a policy framework and long-term certainty to those who own property or that may wish to invest in Albina. A comprehensive plan also recognizes the interrelationship between land use, transportation, environmental, educational, public safety, social and family issues and how each must be addressed in order for others to succeed. [From the Plan]
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    Portland : Boise neighborhood plan
    (City of Portland (Or.), 1993-10) Portland (Or.); Portland (Or.). Bureau of Planning; Boise Neighborhood Improvement Association (Portland, Or.)
    The Boise Neighborhood Plan is designed to deal with current nieghborhood problems and guide development over the next 20 years. The policies contained in it are binding on new development and will help dtermine what public improvements are made in the nighborhood. It also contains strategies to improve the neighborhood's appearance, safety and housing stock. Itis part of the Albina Community Plan which in turn has been adopted as part of Portland's Comprehensive Plan. [From the Plan]
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    Portland : History of the Albina plan area
    (City of Portland (Or.), 1990) Portland (Or.); Portland (Or.). Bureau of Planning; Portland State University. Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning. Comprehensive Planning Workshop
    The Comprehensive Planning Worshop is the capstone of the Portland State University's Master of Urban Planning program. The worshop projects are planning studies that have a practical use long after the school term is over... Originally, the worshop [on historic preservation issues, 1990] intended to research Albina's history as a background piece to our main research efforts.... we produced two documents, this history as a separate document, designed to stand alone, and a companion document which presents our findings and recommendations. [From the Document]
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    Portland : Irvington neighborhood plan
    (City of Portland (Or.), 1993-09-30) Portland (Or.); Portland (Or.). Bureau of Planning; Irvington Community Association (Portland, Or.)
    This plan will provide guidance on matters of land use, social and economic development programs and capital expenditures for the Irvington Neighborhood. The plan will be used by the community association in determining if new devlopment proposals and and land use changes are in accordance with the neighborhood's vision for its future. [From the Plan]
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    Portland: Highlights
    (City of Portland (Or.), 2000-05) Portland (Or.). Bureau of Planning; Portland (Or.)
    The City of Portland recently celebrated the anniversaries of four major planning efforts. The year 1998 marked the 25th anniversary of Portlandâ s Downtown Plan and the 10th anniversary of the Central City Plan. These plans set the stage for the transformation of Portlandâ s core into a vibrant city center, now recognized nationally for its attractiveness and efficient development. The year 1998 also marked the 5th anniversary of the Albina Community Plan and the 3rd anniversary of the Outer Southeast Community Plan. [From the document]