Health & Wellness
Tomorrow Night: SWF Code & Design Guidelines Update
September 8, 2009
South Waterfront Code & Design Guidelines Update:
Presentation and Q&A
The South Waterfront Code & Design Guidelines Update Project is proposing a series of Zoning Code amendments to address greenway improvements, retail uses, upcoming street plan changes, and other minor changes that have occurred in the district.
At tomorrow night’s Presentation you can:
- Review proposed Zoning Code and Design Guideline amendments regarding the South Waterfront Greenway Development Plan.
- Share your input on other minor Zoning Code amendments proposed to address retail and residential land uses in the district and the proposed amendment of the South Waterfront street plan.
Wednesday September 9th, 6 – 7 p.m.
John Ross Plaza Studio: 3623 SW River Parkway, Portland, OR 97239 Map It
Presentation and Q&A led by Project Manager, Troy Doss
Project Schedule
- September 3, 2009 – Public Review Draft
- September 9, 2009 – Public Presentation and Q&A
- September 17, 2009 – Design Commission Hearing
- September 22, 2009 – Planning Commission Hearing
- November 2009 – City Council Hearing*
*This date is approximate and may shift
If you have any direct questions for the City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, you can contact the Project Manager, Troy Doss.
Project Manager
Troy Doss
503.823.5857
troy.doss@ci.portland.or.us
For complete information about the project, please visit the Bureau’s project website: South Waterfront Code and Design Guideline Update Project
To read the draft of proposed amendment changes, click this link: South Waterfront Design Guidelines Draft, PDF.
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