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August 15 meeting agenda: MAX mural & Neighborhood Response Team Q&A
Daniel DuFord, creator of the Green Man of Portland, and Sgt. Randy Teig, Neighborhood Response Team, will be featured speakers at the Tuesday, August 15, meeting of the North Tabor Neighborhood Association. Daniel DuFord will share his concept for a mural that will be painted end of August and early September. Sgt. Teig will answer
July 18 NTNA agenda features Neighborhood Watch and United Neighborhoods for Reform
North Tabor’s July neighborhood meeting will feature Mark Wells, City of Portland neighborhood watch coordinator, giving an overview of the Neighborhood Watch program, and Margaret Davis giving an update on United Neighborhoods for Reform.
What upcoming zoning changes mean to North Tabor: June 28, 6:30-8pm
We’ve invited Sara Wright from City of Portland to come and share information on what’s ahead. Come hear about zoning changes coming to North Tabor with the new comprehensive plan. Wednesday, June 28, 6:30-8pm, 4837 NE Couch (Community of Christ Church).
North Tabor neighborhood meeting scheduled June 20, 6:30pm, at 4837 NE Couch
North Tabor Neighborhood Association’s June meeting will feature several speakers: Multnomah County Commissioner Jessica Vega Pederson, Clay Thompson from TriMet speaking on system safety and new artwork at the 60th MAX station, and Kristen Kibler from Bureau of Environmental Services with an update on neighborhood sewer work. Please note that this meeting is in a