North Tabor Neighborhood Association Land Use and Transportation Committee Meeting Agenda All from North Tabor are welcome to attend Tuesday, March 4th, 6:30-8pm, Starbucks at Glisan Fred Meyer 1. Update on Draft 60th MAX Station Letter to Portland Bureau of Transportation (Beth, 15 minutes) – review next steps and how February 20 meeting went with
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Providence Transportation Work Group: January draft minutes
Draft minutes from the January 8, 2014 Transportation Working Group (TWG) of the Providence Portland Medical Center (PPMC) /Laurelhurst NA /North Tabor NA Good Neighbor Agreement Standing Committee (GNA) Attendees: Jim Parker, Jim Edelson, Terry Dublinski, Cary Hixon, Bill Hamilton, Ryan Sexton, Gail Morris, Dave Bodine After discussion of next steps for TWG, it was
NTNA Land Use & Transportation: February meeting minutes
North Tabor Neighborhood Association Land Use and Transportation Subcommittee Meeting Minutes February 4, 2014, Fred Meyer Starbucks, 6:30-8pm Attendees: Beth, Terry, and Lena 1) Introductions, Review Agenda, Housekeeping Discussion: For now, we’ll continue to use a rotating note-taker system and not worry too much about a formal facilitator. We’ll continue to meet at the Fred
Señor Julio Update: “Nine Lives” is just an estimate
By Sonia Molinar This is a follow up to a story published on July 26 of last year (http://www.northtabor.org/2013/07/26/the-saga-of-senor-home-now-after-35-days-missing/). When I first wrote about my cat Señor Julio six months ago, the future of our life together was very much uncertain. After being hit by a car and hiding out for 35 days, his injuries
Land Use & Transportation Meeting Agenda: Tuesday, February 4
North Tabor Land Use and Transportation Committee Meeting Tuesday February 4, 6:30-8pm, Glisan Fred Meyer Starbucks (6615 NE Glisan). All interested North Tabor residents and business people are welcome to attend 1. Discuss how these committee meeting are run (location, facilitation, note taking, timekeeping) – Beth, 10 min 2. Comprehensive Plan Letter – getting support