The KNA grievance committee will hold a public hearing of a grievance filed against the NA by Margaret O’Hartigan, on Wednesday, October 12th, at 6:15 pm, at the offices on NECN, 4815 NE 7th. All those wishing to be heard may attend, though time constraints apply to testimony.
The text of the grievance can be found below the line.
Portlanders are invited to testify on the Comprehensive Plan Early Implementation Package at public hearings in October.
City Council Public Hearings : October 6 and 13, 2016, at 2 p.m.
City Hall Council Chambers, 1221 SW 4th Avenue
Community members may also provide testimony to City Council in writing through October 13, 2016, by:
Email: cputestimony@portlandoregon.gov with subject line “Comprehensive Plan Implementation”
Also by mail:
Portland City Council, Attn: Comprehensive Plan Implementation
1221 SW 4th Ave, Room 130 – Portland, OR 97204
Map App (https://www.portlandmaps.com/bps/mapapp/… Testify about specific properties or transportation proposals through the Map App.
What is Early Implementation?
The Comprehensive Plan Update Early Implementation projects update the City’s Zoning Map and Code to carry out the 2035 Comprehensive Plan goals, policies and map designations that were adopted by City Council in June.
The Planning and Sustainability Commission (PSC) received testimony on each Early Implementation project (Mixed Use Zones, Employment Land, Campus Institutions, Residential and Open Space and more) between October 2015 and July 2016. These projects are now combined into a new Recommended Zoning Map and Zoning Code, which the PSC transmitted to Council in August.
Learn more at https://www.portlandoregon.gov/bps/71486…
Questions? We’re here to help! Call the Comprehensive Plan Helpline at 503-823-0195. — from City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability
King Neighborhood Association meeting: Wednesday, September 14th, at 6:30 pm at 4815 NE 7th Avenue
King Neighborhood Association’s monthly board meeting will be next Wednesday, September 14th, at 6:30 pm. We meet at the offices of NECN, 4815 NE 7th. This is our agenda this month:
6:25 Finance Committee
6:30 pm: Meeting agenda, minutes, announcements.
6:45 pm: TVA Architects present preliminary plans for the development coming to the southeast corner of MLK Boulevard & Failing.
7:05 pm: Thrill the World Portland – request for park sponsorship
7:10 pm: Affordable housing: does King NA support the autumn ballot measure raising money for affordable housing?
7:30 pm: Hearing Margaret O’Hartigan’s grievance against KNA.
7:40 pm: Grievance committee composition.
7:45 pm: Composition of King NA board.
8:10 pm: Future grievance responses/actions.
8:20 pm: King neighborhood boundary with Boise neighborhood.
8:30 pm: We adjourn.
A Special Invitation from Commander George Burke, of the Portland Police Bureau, North Precinct
Please JOIN US on NE Alberta, on August 25th, 6 PM to Rally and Walk @ “Last Thursday”.
The weather will be SUMMER Sun, combined with a neighborhood environment amplifying fun and entertainment for all community members.
We, as community members and services, are wanting this to be a safe environment, thus we are requesting you and your groups to send a message collectively:
Community engagement is not a “phrase”, it is the answer to safety and relationship building within our communities.
Stand with US.. WALK with US… JOIN US…
Your presence, time and commitment are needed.
Tom Peavey, Policy Manager
Office of Youth Violence Prevention
449 NE Emerson Portland OR 97211
Office Phone: (503) 823-4180
Timbers players, executives, sponsors and city officials will officially unveil King’s Court at King Elementary School. The new futsal court, dedicated on behalf of the Fields For All initiative, will support local youth programs, encourage children to live a healthy, active lifestyle, and signifies the strong commitment the Timbers and our fans have to supporting and standing by the Portland community.Fields For All is a collaboration between Operation Pitch Invasion (OPI) and the Portland Timbers’ Stand Together community initiative. The partnership helps build youth soccer fields and futsal courts each year in the greater Portland area. The Fields For All partnership focuses on underserved areas with open community access and neighborhood support. In addition, Fields For All projects target locations in close proximity to schools, youth clubs and recreation centers, providing ongoing programming to support organized and structured play for local area youth.King’s Court in NE Portland was made possible by Fields for All, a partnership between the Portland Timbers, Operation Pitch Invasion and generous community sponsors adidas, JELD-WEN Windows & Doors, KeyBank, Providence Health & Services, Ross Electric, and Uber and in partnership with the King Neighborhood Association.
