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• 1. [Article] Cully Main Street: A Plan for Community-Serving Improvements

  The Cully Main Street is defined by Metro's Region 2040 Plan and includes parts of NE Cully Blvd and NE Killingsworth St. Our mission is to provide the Cully community with a plan to encourage the location ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cully Main Street: A Plan for Community-Serving Improvements Author: Costantino, Daniel, Edghill, Lani, O'Meara, Mary-Rain, Wallace, Jason Year: 2009 The Cully Main Street is defined by Metro's Region 2040 Plan and includes parts of NE Cully Blvd and NE Killingsworth St. Our mission is to provide the Cully community with a plan to encourage the location of more and better neighborhood businesses and services within a short distance of their homes and in a walkable and bikeable environment. Our approach is grounded in the belief that economic development at the local level should benefit the current community, by maintaining and promoting neighborhood livability and safety improvements. The major product of this project will be a set of zoning, infrastructure, design and business development recommendations for the Main Street. This project was conducted under the supervision of Sy Adler and Ethan Seltzer. Title: Cully Main Street: A Plan for Community-Serving Improvements Author: Costantino, Daniel, Edghill, Lani, O'Meara, Mary-Rain, Wallace, Jason Year: 2009 The Cully Main Street is defined by Metro's Region 2040 Plan and includes parts of NE Cully Blvd and NE Killingsworth St. Our mission is to provide the Cully community with a plan to encourage the location of more and better neighborhood businesses and services within a short distance of their homes and in a walkable and bikeable environment. Our approach is grounded in the belief that economic development at the local level should benefit the current community, by maintaining and promoting neighborhood livability and safety improvements. The major product of this project will be a set of zoning, infrastructure, design and business development recommendations for the Main Street. This project was conducted under the supervision of Sy Adler and Ethan Seltzer. Close

• 2. [Article] Portland Mercado: Community Economic Development to Revitalize, Uplift, and Empower

  Realizing public goals of an inclusive and vibrant society requires an advocacy approach to urban planning and economic development. Adelante Planning outlines strategies based on research and case studies ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Portland Mercado: Community Economic Development to Revitalize, Uplift, and Empower Author: Cermak, Abigail, Ruelas, David, Wineman, Bridger, Wyoming, Ellen Year: 2011 Realizing public goals of an inclusive and vibrant society requires an advocacy approach to urban planning and economic development. Adelante Planning outlines strategies based on research and case studies to successfully implement a Mercado as an economic development and business incubation strategy for Portland’s Latino community. A Mercado is a strategic planning approach targeted toward Latino populations and other minorities, particularly in gentrifying locations of the Portland Metro region. This project was conducted under the supervision of Ellen Bassett, Lisa Bates, Karen Gibson, Ken Pirie, and Sumner Sharpe. Title: Portland Mercado: Community Economic Development to Revitalize, Uplift, and Empower Author: Cermak, Abigail, Ruelas, David, Wineman, Bridger, Wyoming, Ellen Year: 2011 Realizing public goals of an inclusive and vibrant society requires an advocacy approach to urban planning and economic development. Adelante Planning outlines strategies based on research and case studies to successfully implement a Mercado as an economic development and business incubation strategy for Portland’s Latino community. A Mercado is a strategic planning approach targeted toward Latino populations and other minorities, particularly in gentrifying locations of the Portland Metro region. This project was conducted under the supervision of Ellen Bassett, Lisa Bates, Karen Gibson, Ken Pirie, and Sumner Sharpe. Close