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Next HAND Neighborhood Meeting, Tuesday, July 20

Administrator — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 08:19:15 +0000

Hosford-Abernethy Neighborhood Development Association (HAND)
Community Meeting
Tuesday, July 20, 2010, 7:00 PM
St. Philip Neri Church Paulist Center, St Paul Room
2408 SE 16th Avenue (and Division)

Agenda
Introductions
Crime Prevention
Announcements
(1) Roots of Our Neighborhood
(2) Hawthorne Street Fair/Block Party
(3) [Announce your event here]

Updates
(1) The Acupuncture Project – Adam Kuby and Michelle Travers
(2) Division Street Art – Linda
(3) Roots of our Neighborhood/Pocket Park – Amy Lewin
(4) SEUL Update – Laura Vail

Internal Board Issues
(1) Approval of minutes

Close windows and lock up St Philip Neri

If you have something you would like mentioned at this month’s meeting, please email our chair Alex Bassos at chair@handpdx.org.

DRAFT – HAND Meeting Minutes, May 2010

Administrator — Wed, 19 May 2010 05:05:39 +0000

HAND Neighborhood Meeting – 5/18/2010
St. Phillip Neri, Paulist Center
Board members present: Chair Alex Bassos, Vice Chair Amy Lewin, Secretary Carolyn Brock, Treasurer Matthew Masini, Publicity Chair Amy Lewin, Dave Kaplan, Wendy Kunkel, Lindsey McBride, Sue Pearce, Jack Spadaro, Marilee Tillstrom, Ethan Timm
Board Members absent: Frank Dufay, Liz Gatti, Lois Hankins, Joseph Murphy, Kina Voelz
Meeting called to order by Alex Bassos
• Introductions
Announcements
• Dave Kaplan announced that Ladd’s Addition Elm Tree Inoculation will take place on June 26th. Meet at Palio’s at 8:30. Save Our Elms meeting is concurrent with inoculation.
Treasurers Report
• $1614 collected at cleanup plus $187 for metal sales brought total to $1801
Homelessness in HAND
Alex Bassos noted that there seem to be more homeless people in neighborhood. Amy Lewin reported a violent incident in the neighborhood and noted a higher level of violence. Linda Nettekoven reported that New Seasons has seen a reduced level of violent incidents.
Officre Picket reported on the occurance of a meeting one month ago with a neighborhood business that has two acceptable residents. Tresspass agreements give the police authority to enter a property and ask people to leave. IT was suggested that a tresspass agreement with exclusion of certain individuals could be offered. This was rejected due to impracticality of enforcing. The neighborhood business in question has signed a trespass agreement. Officers use common sense in enforcement.
Wendy Kunkel asked if a “No Tresspassing” sign makes a difference. Officer Picket said that it does help in asking someone staying there to “move on,” though not in arresting an individual. Marilee Tillstrom asked about individuals who are too drunk or asleep. Officer Picket replied that if they are in danger, a detox team will be called in based upon the officer’s judgement call.
Amber Moser, SE Neighborhood District Attorney, suggested that one could call the CHIERS van and the individual will be taken to the Hooper Detox Center. In the event of an arrest they are transferred to the Downtown Detention Center. A neighbor asked if there is ever any involvement by groups like Join. Officer Picket said yes, especially when an individual is entrenched in the neighborhood. The public can call Join, though Join’s focus is primarily on families and not on chronic homelessness. Linda Nettekoven noted that the director of Join was at the last outreach meeting.
Havilah Ferschweiler, Crime Prevention Coordinator introduced a new livability worksheet that will be available soon. She noted that a majority of homeless people don’t cause problems, but a small group does. Havilah Ferschweiler is looking at ways to deal with Trespass Agreements, including public education, public bathrooms, outreach, and food sources.
Susan Pearce asked if there will be follow up meetings. (No response)
Ethan Timm asked about city wide solutions to this issue. Officer Picket mentioned the 10 year plan to end homelessness. Havilah Ferschweiler noted that it is not enough to provide shelter beds and noted that there are few resources for the homeless in HAND.
Alex Bassos asked if recent problems were due to enforcement sweeps? Will people continue to move after the sweeps? Officer Picket noted that with a critical mass of people under a bridge, a Mission is started, which increases enforcement of certain infractions such as “Improper position on a roadway” and jaywalking. Amber Moser noted that this is called a Mission, not a Sweep. Officer Picket said there was no direct correlation between a Mission and recent homelessness in HAND. Havilah Ferschweiler noted that the warming center near the Burnside Bridge closed in March. Amber Moser noted that there was a large group in the Central Eastside and that it had become dangerous under the Morrison and Hawthorne Bridges, resulting in an increase in assaults and drug activity. There was also an increase in out-of-state individuals. The Mission did not include a single arrest, but made it less convenient to convene. She also noted that a public bathroom would make it more convenient, and might increase homeless activity.
Marilee Tillstrom noted that homeless people have cell phones and are recording police activity. Officer Picket noted that he encourages individuals to record police activity.
Amy Lewin asked if there is any monitoring of frequency of arrest. Officer Picket said no. The Service Coordination team deals with drug users and mental cases and does not track drinking in public.
Havilah Ferschweiler encouraged everyone to report incidents and have less tolerance for bad behavior. CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) was suggested as a solution for reducing vagrancy.
Contact Amber Moser at amber.moser@mcda.us to set up a trespass agreement.

Trees in Ladd’s Addition
Peter Livingston and Judith Reis presented the Tree Project. Proposed city regulations make Norway Maples illegal. Ladd’s Addition is on the Register of Historic Places in part due to the uniformity of plant design. Peter and Judith asked for HAND’s support to allow for the planting of Norway Maples. They noted that the Norway Maple was put on the City’s nuisance list due to the prolific creation of seeds and due to the fact that it is not native to this region. Judith explained that the new regulations do not recommend single species planting. Dave Kaplan gave some history of the Maple problem. Age and verticillium wilt had killed some Norway Maples, and Zelcova Elm was found as an alternative where there was the fungus. Jacomoti (?) Birch was also a hardy alternative. The decision to plant Katsura Maples was made by the residents of Holly Street.
Alex Bassos moved that “a letter be written to encourage the city forester to create a historic overlay for Ladd’s addition tree planting, urging the city forester to take into account the historic tree map as described in the historic district guidelines.” Dave Kaplan seconded the motion. The motion was voted on (missing vote count) and passed with 3 abstentions.

Civic Ecology and Watershed Stewardship
Tim O’neal introduced two new projects in coordination with Southeast Uplift. SERA Architects will be presenting Civic Ecology. Also, a Watershed Stewardship will be started, similar to the Master Gardener and Master Recycler programs. Input from the community is requested.

Board Elections
Elections to the board were held, with the following slate (incumbents noted with a *)
Jonathan Warmflash
Bill Crawford
Joanne Stainbrook
* Dave Kaplan
* Wendy Kunkel
* Lindsey McBride
* Linda Nettekoven
* Susan Pearce
* Marilee Tillstrom
* Ethan Timm
Susan Pearce moved that the slate be accepted. Linda Nettekoven seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.

Pocket Park and Roots of Our Neighborhood
Amy Lewin introduced the Pocket Park project and announced that the Roots of Our Neighborhood event will be held on July 24th, with a bike-in movie afterwards. For more information or to get involved, contact Amy at amy@handpdx.org

Neighborhood Sustainability Project
Alex Bassos introduced the Sustainable Community Project in which block leaders on each block will be identified, thereby creating community. The plan would divide HAND into four districts, each divided into 30 blocks. Then, block leaders will be recruited to greet new residents. Dave Kaplan suggested that this could be jumpstarted with block parties. Tim O’Neal noted that Neighborhood at a Glance information is collected at Block Party registration time. Linda Nettekoven noted that a welcome basket could be developed along with Division and Hawthorne business associations. For any input, please contact Alex at chair@handpdx.org

Dog Summit
Linda Nettekoven reported on the Dog Summit at Abernethy, where improving the play field and connecting with community were the themes. Amy reported that enough donations were received to improve the turf and redo the sod. Marilee Tillstrom suggested a HAND mascot and a HAND map for dog scarfs.

Division Street Citizens Advisory Committee
Linda Nettekoven reported on the Division Street Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC). The Division Street plan is to improve the street in the next year (2011) and the CAC is morphing into a DAC, Design Advisory Committee. The DAC meeting before the City Council will be on June 23rd at 10AM. PBOT (Portland Bureau of Transportation) will have better bike and pedestrian counts, though we are unsure of when. A neighbor noted that SE 29th Ave. gets a lot of diverted traffic from Division to Powell, perhaps because it receives less attention as a neighborhood boundary.
Community Center
At the recent URAC (Urban Renewal Advisory Committee) the status of Washington High and the SE Community Center was discussed. Diverting funds for affordable housing at Washington High was discussed. The most recent option for Venerable Properties to develop Washington High is now “off the table” and the community center project is “on hold”. It was suggested that someone from the Parks department be invited to speak at the next Board meeting. Susan Pearce suggested that the plans can be kept “on the table” for future funding. Chris Eykamp asked if the building is converted to housing could there still be a community center. Linda Nettekoven explained that yes, a free standing community center building is still an option. Joanne Stainbrook asked if the housing was a for-profit or non-profit venture. Susan explained that it is a for-profit venture. Lindsey McBride noted that the neighborhood has been working for over 30 years for a community center, beginning with the Mt. Hood freeway opposition movement.

Cleanup
Marilee Tillstrom thanked everyone who participated in cleanup and noted that 4.22 tons of yard debris were collected.

Bylaws
Susan Pearce moved that the amended bylaws which had been distributed earlier be accepted. Chris Eykamp seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.

Minutes
Chris Eykamp moved that the minutes be approved. Linda Nettekoven seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Submitted by:
Ethan Tim, Note-taker and Carolyn Brock, Secretary

Next HAND Meeting, Tuesday, May 18

Administrator — Tue, 18 May 2010 08:11:27 +0000

Jules Bailey had to cancel. But we still have a great general meeting planned for May 18. We’d love to see you there,
Alex Bassos
HAND chair

Hosford-Abernethy Neighborhood Development Association (HAND)
Community Meeting
Tuesday, May 18, 2010, 7:00 PM
(The Land Use meeting will start at 6:30)
St. Philip Neri Church Paulist Center, St Paul Room
2408 SE 16th Avenue (and Division)

Agenda
Introductions
Announcements
(1) [Announce your event here].
(2) Hawthorne Bridge Centennial – Nancy Chapin

Community Issues
(1) Homeless in HAND – Amber Moser, Officer Pickett, Havilah Ferschweiler
(2) Civic Ecology Project – Tim O’Neal, Tim Smith

Elections
Updates
(1) Abernethy/Garden of Wonders – Patty Fink
(2) Pocket Park/Roots of our Neighborhood – Amy Lewin
(3) Sustainable Community Project – Alex Bassos
(4) Division Street/CAC letter – Linda
(5) Community Center – Linda

Internal Board Issues
(1) Approval of minutes
(2) Bylaws

Close windows and lock up St Philip Neri

Next HAND Meeting, Tuesday, May 18th

Administrator — Wed, 05 May 2010 14:04:14 +0000

Every third Tuesday of the month HAND meets to talk about issues going on in our neighborhood.

Join us for our annual General Meeting & Board Election, from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, May 18th at St. Philip Neri Church (SE 16th & Division) in the St. Paul classroom at the Paulist Center.

At this year’s general meeting State Representative Jules Bailey will join us to talk about his involvement in the 2010 State Legislature Special Session. This is a great opportunity to have an informal conversation with your neighbors and one of your local lawmakers!

A scheduling conflict has changed our featured guest at this month’s meeting. We hope to have an updated agenda with several important neighborhood topics out within the next few days.

We will also hold our board election May 18th. This year, there are 10 positions open for re-election and 3 positions vacant. Board Members serve a two-year term and have the opportunity to vote on and affect change in our neighborhood.

If you’re interested in becoming a board member, please contact our Chair Alex Bassos at chair@handpdx.org.

HAND Meeting Minutes, April 2010

Administrator — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 05:05:46 +0000

Hosford-Abernethy Neighborhood Development Association (HAND)
Board Meeting, 20 April 2010
St. Phillip Neri

Board members present: Chair Alex Bassos, Vice Chair Linda Nettekoven, Publicity Chair Amy Lewin, Kina Voelz, Susan Pearce, Dave Kaplan, Wendy Kunkel, Lindsey McBride, Joseph Murphy, Marilee Tillstrom, Ethan Timm, Jack Spadaro – scribe
Board members absent: Secretary Carolyn Brock, Treasurer Matthew Masini, Frank Dufay, Lois Hankins,

7:05pm Introductions

7:09pm Havilah Ferschweiler – Southeast Uplift Crime Prevention Coordinator
• Car prowls, a crime of opportunity, continue. Be aware of valuables left in car, best to take valuables out, hide them in trunk, etc.
• Police non-emergency number 503-823-3333
• Filmed by Bike Festival success, thanks to pre-event problem solving
• 720 room bar on Hawthorne has been on police interest list since September 2009, has been under 90-day abatement plan for 45 days, police calls have dropped significantly
• Graffiti reporting at 503-823-4TAG, pictures to the hotline via web are encouraged
• Increased calls about homeless
• Violent crimes way down, property crimes rising

7:23pm Events/Announcements
• SE Portland Tool Library to begin operation on May 1, continue on Saturdays 0900-1400, May 15 Grad Opening
• Caeli music jam at St David’s church, SE29th X Harrison, 1st Monday each month at 7pm
• Village Building Convergence to meet May 28 at St David’s church
• Portland Plan Round 2 sessions, April 26 at 6:30-9pm at Central Catholic High School Se 24thXStark
• HAND General Board Meeting and Board Elections, May 18, St Philip Neri, SE16thXDivision, 7pm

7:29pm Julie Gustaffson – Portland Eastside Streetcar
• Station platforms along Grand/MLK being poured along tracks
• Bioswales planned by mid-summer
• All lateral sewer lines on Grand being redone
• Substantial completion on east side by September 2010
• Opening to OMSI Summer 2012

7:44pm Adam Boesel – Green Microgym, adam@thegreenmicrogym.com
• Seeks to open small community gym that makes power by solar and exercise means
• Looking for show of interest from 300 people to sign on, to allow for business financing and lease
• Potential Division St location between SE 12th and 39th

7:59pm Ryan Kennelly – Pizzicato mural
• East facing wall, 7 ft wide x 18 ft tall
• Non-commercial focus, audience seeks local neighborhood themes
• Mural licensing in process
• Paint in May/June, audience seeks graffiti proof coating

8:14pm Linda Nettekoven – Triangle at SE Ladd X Division
• Mixed use 26 units by REACH at still in planning
• Brownfield cap in place, Multnomah County has title
• Ideas needed for use of space until development happens

8:15pm Amy Lewin – SE 19th Parklet Project
• City process underway
• $1,000 grant obtained for street fait event at site
• $5,000 grant sought for design charette process

8:18pm Marilee Tillstrom – HAND Cleanup
• May 8, from 830am to 1pm, seeking volunteers
• HAND purchased drum for Cleveland High School

8:30pm Linda Nettekoven – Homelessness
• Coordinating with businesses, police, district attorney, JOIN to discuss Support vs Boundaries
• East side industrial area sweeps have pushed folks into HAND
• Fights, toileting, drunkenness, trash, bottle collecting, trespassing are all issues, say neighbors
• Multiple reports to police non-emergency number (503-823-3333) are good for tracking problem situations
• Possible services for homeless were discussed, including potential public toilet

9:02pm Alex Bassos – HAND Business
• Financial report at May meeting
• March minutes approved unanimously, Jack and Wendy abstain
• Adjourn at 9:03pm

Submitted by:
Jack Spadaro, Note-taker
Carolyn Brock, Secretary

Next HAND Meeting, Tuesday, April 20

Administrator — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 14:10:06 +0000

Please plan to join us for our next neighborhood/community meeting, Tuesday, April 20th from 7 – 9 p.m.

HAND Community Meeting
Tuesday, April 20th, 7 p.m.
(The Land Use meeting will start at 6:30)
St. Philip Neri Church Paulist Center, St Paul Room
2408 SE 16th Avenue (and Division)

AGENDA:
Introductions

Crime Prevention Officer

Announcements
(1) Announce an event here.
(2) General meeting with board elections in May

Updates
(1) The Eastside Portland Streetcar – Julie Gustaffson
(2) Mural Sketches for Pizzicato on Division – Ryan Kennelly
(3) Parklet/Roots of Our Neighborhood – Amy
(4) Homelessness – Linda
(5) Clean Up – Amy and Marilee
(6) Dog Summit – Alex
(7) Arts Committee – Alex
(8) Division Street – Linda

Internal Board Issues
(1) Approval of minutes
(2) Bylaws
(3) Guidelines for Finances
(4) Locking up St Philip Neri

If you have something you’d like to bring up or talk about, please contact our Chair Alex Bassos at chair@handpdx.org

Roots of Our Neighborhood, Planning Session, Tuesday, April 13

Administrator — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 16:17:04 +0000

This year, the Hosford-Abernethy Neighborhood Development Assocation (HAND) was awarded a neighborhood grant from Southeast Uplift to put a very exciting event. We received $1,000 to help organize a special festival called “Roots of Our Neighborhood” at SE 19th Ave. and Division.

The event is scheduled for the same day as the DCBA’s Division/Clinton Street Fair on Saturday, July 24, 2010.

We are in the early planning stages and need your help! Please join us for a special planning/organizing meeting:

“Roots of Our Neighborhood” Planning Session
Tuesday, April 13
6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
at St. Philip Neri (SE 16th & Division) in the St. Paul Classroom at the Paulist Center

*You bring your ideas, we’ll bring the pizza!

“Roots of Our Neighborhood” is a day-long block party located at SE 19th Ave. & Division. This is the same site where HAND has submitted a permit request to the city of Portland’s Bureau of Transportation to design and build a park or plaza.

Our neighborhood team is working closely with the Division Clinton Business Association to coordinate an exciting stop along lower Division Street.

This festival will celebrate our neighborhood and the many ways this area has developed culturally and economically. From the fruit & vegetable growers and distributors who helped settle here over the last century, to the present day movement of urban sustainability and creative arts, everyone is invited to take part.

If you have ideas or ways you or your business would like to be involved at this stop along the street fair, please join us next Tuesday!

For more information or ways you can be involved, please contact HAND Board Member Amy Lewin, amy@handpdx.org or call 503-475-3010.

About HAND:
HAND (Hosford-Abernethy Neighborhood Development Association) is the neighborhood association for the area bounded by Hawthorne & Powell, and the Willamette River to SE 28th/29th Avenues. We play many roles, the most important of which is helping neighbors connect. HAND meets on the third Tuesday of each month (our next meeting is April 20th) at St. Philip Neri in the St. Paul classroom. All are invited to join us! We are involved in many city-wide issues and projects. For more information please visit us at HANDpdx.org.

About DCBA & the Division/Clinton Street Fair:
This year the Division Clinton Business Association is hosting the 17th Annual Division/Clinton Street Fair “Commerce & Community” from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, July 24. The community parade down Division will begin at 10:45 a.m. and weave down Division Street to SE 20th, up Clinton, ending at SE 26th & Clinton. There are many opportunities to enjoy special sales, music and fun along this active corridor. This year, a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit Morrison Child and Family Services which provides a care at their Child & Family outpatient offices at 1818 SE Division. For more information about DCBA or to find out how you can be involved, visit DivisionClinton.com.

HAND Meeting Minutes, March 2010

Administrator — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 05:05:20 +0000

Meeting Minutes from HAND March 16, 2010 NA Meeting
• Introductions of all meeting attendees
• Crime Prevention Officer Report: 2 commercial thefts, no residential; spike in larceny

Announcements
• Linda N: 1) upcoming Portland Plan Meeting dates 2) Equity Atlas Report has be released and will be a constant theme throughout Portland Plan Meetings 3) 7 corners update, priorities, and information from the Division CAC was included on the back of the agenda for all to review 4) There will be an upcoming Dog Summit March 30th- Linda will send out more information soon.
• Alex N: Has emailed HAND by- laws and seeks input from the HAND Board; will vote on these at next meeting
• Sister Pat of St. Phillip Neri was present to announce she will be hosting upcoming open forum meetings to discuss some issues related to the neighborhood
• Filmed by bike representatives: April 16- 18; on opening night there will be street closures. Filmed by Bike committee met with concerned neighbors to discuss past problems related to noise. Agreed to wrap up this year by midnight.
• Jennifer Koozer, Tri-met spokesperson for Milwaukie Lightrail handed out Conceptual Design Report. 30 % engineering for the alignment is completed. Environmental Impact Analysis will be released soon. There will be a Planning Commission hearing April 13th.
• Amy & Marilee gave an update about HAND clean up. Still seeking volunteers. People are to contact them directly. Marilee and Amy asked the HAND Board for money to purchase a bass drum that is to be donated to Cleveland HS. Alex motioned to donate bass drum, Carolyn seconded, passed unanimously.
• Amy gave apdate regarding Pocket Park. She is in the process of applying for grants and still waiting to hear from PBOT about permit approval/
• HAND Board voted Laura Vail in HAND representative to SEUL Board: Linda made motion; Dave K. seconded. Passed unanimously.
• Approval of minutes from Feb 2010: Amy motioned they be passed, Linda seconded. 4 abstentions, all the rest present in favor.
• Guidelines of Finance was discussed. Informal Board discussion about using HAND money for Pocket Park, New Pedestrian/ bike access paths, trails to River as part of Milwaukie Lightrail, Gardens of Wonder expansion.

Next HAND Meeting, Tuesday, March 16

Administrator — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 04:24:37 +0000

Hosford-Abernethy Neighborhood Development Association (HAND)
Community/ Board Meeting

Tuesday, March 16, 2010, 7:00 PM
(The Land Use meeting will start at 6:30)
St. Philip Neri Church Paulist Center, St Paul Room
2408 SE 16th Avenue (and Division)

Draft Agenda

Introductions
Crime Prevention Officer
Announcements (2-3 minute pitch for an event)

Updates
(1) Eastside Max – Jennifer Koozer, Tri-Met
(2) MLK/Grand Streetcar Loop – ?Kay Dannen?
(3) Clean Up – Amy and Marilee
(4) Dog Summit – Linda and Alex
(5) Filmed by Bikes (if not handled earlier) –
(6) Parklet/Roots of Our Neighborhood – Amy

Approval (matters that require board action)
(1) Drum for Cleveland?
(2) SEUL representative – Laura Vail

Internal Board Issues
(1) Approval of minutes
(2) Bylaws
(3) Guidelines for Finances

Next HAND Meeting, Tuesday, Feb. 16

Administrator — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 04:01:07 +0000

HAND Neighborhood Meeting
Tuesday, February 16
7 – 9 PM
St. Paul Room, St. Philip Neri (SE 16th & Division)
Land Use meeting at 6:30 p.m.

Two key items —
1) A discussion with a parent representative from the Cleveland High cluster regarding potential impacts of the high school reconfiguration (still to be finalized) and the interrelationship of healthy schools and healthy neighborhoods.

2) Serious concerns about pet waste. In addition to the issues at Abernethy School raised in the February Southeast Examiner, HAND Board members have been contacted from several directions by neighbors concerned about the failure of some dog owners to clean up after their pets. So we’ll be exploring how we might work with our schools to address concerns about pet waste (or fill in your favorite word), dogs digging holes in school grounds and rats using them to surface on the playing fields. We’ll be trying to find ways to get ourselves back to being the good neighbors we know how to be.

And then we’ll be talking about fun stuff like open space possibilities for our neighborhood, the Garden of Wonders, restarting our library committee and more. Hope you can join us.

AGENDAS:

Land Use Agenda (6:30 PM)
(1) Light Rail Station Area Planning Update
– Proposed location of the station area pedestrian overpass — an opportunity to weigh in
(2) Update on plans for site at SE 20th and Market

Board Agenda (7:00 PM)

Introductions

Crime Prevention Report

Treasurer’s Report

Announcements
New Business
High School Reconfiguration & its impact on our neighborhood – Mike Rosen

Dog Summit with Abernethy — Patty Fink

A Branch Library for HAND??

Updates
(1) Abernethy Garden of Wonders – Sarah Sullivan
(2) Community Open Space Opportunities
– SE 19th Ave Pocket Park & REACH Triangle Site (SE Ladd & Division)
(3) Southeast Uplift Report — Tim
(4) Portland Plan
(5) Division Streetscape
(6) (4) SB 1026-1 Change in Liquor Law

Board Issues
(1) Clean Up Plans
(2) Approval of Minutes
(3) April Bike Film Fest at 26th and Clinton

For more information, contact HAND Chair Alex Bassos, chair@handpdx.org