Eliot Land Use and Transportation Committee Agenda
November 14, 2016 7:00 pm
St Philip the Deacon Episcopal Church
120 NE Knott Street (map)
(car parking off Rodney behind the church, entrance on Knott street)
What’s Going Into THAT Building?
1735 NE 7th Ave
Right here in our neighborhood, on the west side of NE 7th Ave at Schuyler, the Democratic Party has an office if you’re interested in talking to anyone about the upcoming election and the candidates.
LUTC Meeting Agenda 2016-10-10
Eliot Land Use and Transportation Committee Agenda
October 10, 2016 7:00 pm
St Philip Deacon Episcopal Church
120 NE Knott Street (map)
(car parking off Rodney rear, entrance on Knott street)
LUTC Meeting Agenda 2016-09-12
Eliot Land Use and Transportation Committee Agenda
September 12, 2016 7:00 pm
St Philip Deacon Episcopal Church
120 NE Knott Street (map)
(car parking off Rodney rear, entrance on Knott street)
Residential Infill Project Online Open House
Draft proposals to reduce the scale of new houses, allow more housing options and address issues around historically narrow lots are now available for public review and comment.
Continue reading Residential Infill Project Online Open House
LUTC Meeting Cancelled 2016-06-13
No LUTC meeting this month
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LUTC Meeting Agenda 2016-05-09
Eliot Land Use and Transportation Committee Agenda
May 9, 2016 7:00 pm
St Philip Deacon Episcopal Church
120 NE Knott Street
(car parking off Rodney rear, entrance on Knott street)
LUTC Minutes 2016-04-11
Eliot Neighborhood Association
Land Use Committee
Minutes for April 11th, 2016
Submitted by Mike Warwick, Vice Chair
Meeting was called to order by Chair Allan Rudwick at 7:10 PM
Attendance was taken via sign-in sheet and a quorum of the Committee was present.
Land Use and Transportation Roundup
On the transportation side, a few things are heating up. City staff hosted a meeting about a future NE 7th or 9th avenue bikeway. There was a strong preference to use 7th in Eliot’s section of the greenway due to it being cheaper and being able to address other safety concerns on 7th avenue at the same time. There is concern from the City’s perspective about diverting many of the cars from 7th to other routes although they have some tools to help this.
LUTC Meeting Agenda 2016-04-11
Eliot Land Use and Transportation Committee Agenda
April 11, 2016 7:00 pm
St Philip Deacon Episcopal Church
120 NE Knott Street
(parking in rear)
LUTC Minutes 2016-02-08
Eliot Neighborhood Association
Land Use Committee
Minutes for February 8, 2016
Committee Members present: Mike, Phil, Allan, Clint, Paul, Laurie and Montse
Guests from the neighborhood: Kelly Gillard
Presenters from Solterra: Josh Guerra, Justin Church, Tim Dudly, and Melynda Retawick (?)
Meeting was called to order by the Chair at 7 PM
LUTC Meeting Agenda 2016-02-08
Eliot Land Use and Transportation Committee Agenda
February 8, 2016 7:00 pm
St Philip Deacon Episcopal Church
120 NE Knott Street
(parking in rear)
Development Roundup
Current Projects:
- Ace Hardware on Broadway– Opened early in 2016 with hardware store and self storage units
- NE 7th and Russel- 6 story 68 unit apartment project with 43 car parking spots underground.
- Cook Street Lofts – 104 unit 5-story building at Vancouver and south of Cook
- N Vancouver and Cook- Cook St Apartments – 206 Apartments with ground floor retail to be rented by New Seasons offices, 2 stories of underground parking.
- 1 North- Office and Commercial buildings north of the Williams New Seasons. Construction almost complete
- 300s NE Morris – 11 townhouses are going up quickly and for sale in the 375-450,000 range
Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare’s New Facility
At an Open House on December 9, 2015 Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare released architectural plans for its new $3.5 million center in Northeast Portland. Here is what Sue Vorenberg, Contributing Writer of the Portland Business Journal, wrote about the project:
Continue reading Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare’s New Facility
Emanuel Hospital Land Use Update
Emanuel Hospital representatives recently met with the Eliot Land Use Committee for their annual report. They are about to embark on a major expansion on the West side of their campus (by Kerby, near I-5). They will be building a large building on the site with even more parking and a new burn center that would be the first renovation for that center in a long time. The building looks like a giant wall, but it is not in an area that usually has people walking in it so maybe that is ok. Members of the committee were not excited about the design of the building, however the improvements to the hospital sound really exciting and it is a huge asset to have a top tier hospital in the area.
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