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(Portland (Or.), 2006-12)The Ankeny/Burnside Development Framework organizes and prioritizes action categories into a four-tiered hierarchy: a) Primary Land Uses b) Desired Built Form c) Opportunity Sites d) Supporting Strategies. Each ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2005-06)Development study goals include: determine private development interest that might result from proposed capital improvements; analyze development potential of future catalyst sites and study area; calculate the economic ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2005-06)The plan provides a vision and strategy for "humanizing Burnside" by transforming the Central City's most blighted area into a "people place" that is comfortable, safe and exciting. Street improvements and new ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 1988-03-24)[T]he Plan is to: review the results of the Downtown Plan, build upon its successes and correct its deficiencies, and extend its usefulness to the entire Central City; clarify the functional role of the Central City and ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 1995-12-06)Action Items [and District Strategies] are proposed to be adopted through City Council Resolution. These items are suggestions on how the Central City can be improved.... Some will need to be modified, or in some cases, ...
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(Portland (Or.), 1996-06)The Downtown Community Association's Residential Plan has three main goals: (1) to recognize the importance of Downtown as a community gathering place and romantic attraction by encouraging the opportunities for personal ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 1983-01)The twenty general guidelines, and additional special district guidelines in the document are to implement the four goals for downtown design. They are intended to aid project designers in understanding the principal ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 1972-02-09)The planning guidelines described here help to set a course of action for the development of Downtown Portland in the years ahead. Some of the guidelines are general, indicating goals and policies against which specific ...
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(Portland Development Commission, 2008-03)This summary describes findings and recommendations from the 2008 Portland Downtown Retail Study. The summary is one of four reports submitted to Portland Development Commission as part of the engagement. The supporting ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2002-02)On January 10, 2002, City Council adopted changes, formally termed amendments, to the Central City Plan, Zoning Code, and Comprehensive Plan and zoning map. These amendments are designed to spur new development at the ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2007-04)this study provides answers to two basic questions regarding the availability of land for new development in central Portland: What sites are potentially available for redevelopment? How much of different development ...
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(Portland Development Commission, 2004-06)The purpose of this Transportation Growth Management Quick Response Study is to identify alternative redevelopment opportunities and circulation patterns for four major major land holdings within the study area. [From ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2003-08-13)The purpose of this study is to assess the development feasibility of an 800-room hotel on Portland Development Commission property near the Oregon Convention Center. [From the document]
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2007-12)The Burnside Bridgehead project represents a highly complicated development on a key site for Portland's Close-In Eastside. The site is difficult physically, with significant grade differentials and transportation requirements. ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2001-05)[The document] provides a synopsis of the ACE [(Advisory Council of Experts)] activities and its recommendations. It is not at this time a document that has undergone public review. In its current form, it provides a ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2005-03)The North of Lovejoy Project proposes changes to development regulations that have governed a northern portion of the Pearl District since the Central City Plan was adopted in 1988.... The area’s ongoing changes raise ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2008-09)In late 2006, the North Old Town/Chinatown (NOTCT) Redevelopment Strategy was initiated by the Portland Development Commission (PDC), with the participation of a Stakeholder Advisory Committee consisting of area business ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2007-06)The North Pearl District Plan is a neighborhood plan intended to direct public and private development and investment in the portion of the Pearl District north of NW Lovejoy Street. [From the Plan]
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(City of Portland (Or.), 1997-12-10)The Old Town/Chinatown Vision Statement represents the efforts of the people of the diverse Old Town/Chinatown community. We have come together to craft a vision of what we want the area to be, and how we propose to bring ...
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(City of Portland (Or.), 2003-04-11)The Portland Development Commission (PDC) initiated the Downtown Waterfront Development Strategies Project to: identify the public and private actions needed to stimulate new development activity in the area between the ...
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