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• 31. [Article] Lents Gateway

  The Lents Neighborhood of Portland, Oregon aspires to reclaim its identity and renew its economic vitality. Construction of the 1-205 freeway in the mid-1970's physically divided it and disrupted its sense ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lents Gateway Author: Flynn, A. G., Herzberg, Carol, Nasshahn, Lisa, Sheehan, Brett Year: 1996 The Lents Neighborhood of Portland, Oregon aspires to reclaim its identity and renew its economic vitality. Construction of the 1-205 freeway in the mid-1970's physically divided it and disrupted its sense of community. Prompted by the wishes of the community and other concerned parties for greater visibility and a stronger economic center for Lents, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has asked Lumpetek to study this site and develop recommendations for its best use. We will research physical, environmental and demographic aspects of the parcel and surrounding area, as well as designs which have been implemented on sites' with similar constraints and develop three conceptual alternatives for site usage. We see our project as an opportunity to work with our client ODOT and the Lents community to aid in attaining the goals of both groups, and to assist in repairing the damage done by the introduction of the freeway. This entry contains the proposal for a Master of Urban and Regional Planning workshop project and not a final product. Title: Lents Gateway Author: Flynn, A. G., Herzberg, Carol, Nasshahn, Lisa, Sheehan, Brett Year: 1996 The Lents Neighborhood of Portland, Oregon aspires to reclaim its identity and renew its economic vitality. Construction of the 1-205 freeway in the mid-1970's physically divided it and disrupted its sense of community. Prompted by the wishes of the community and other concerned parties for greater visibility and a stronger economic center for Lents, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has asked Lumpetek to study this site and develop recommendations for its best use. We will research physical, environmental and demographic aspects of the parcel and surrounding area, as well as designs which have been implemented on sites' with similar constraints and develop three conceptual alternatives for site usage. We see our project as an opportunity to work with our client ODOT and the Lents community to aid in attaining the goals of both groups, and to assist in repairing the damage done by the introduction of the freeway. This entry contains the proposal for a Master of Urban and Regional Planning workshop project and not a final product. Close

• 32. [Article] North Portland Greenway Trail Strategic Plan

  Grow Willamette Greenway was initiated through a partnership between npGreenway and Willamette Planning Studio, a group of six Portland State University graduate students in the Masters of Urban and Regional ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: North Portland Greenway Trail Strategic Plan Author: Kelley, Lewis, DuBois, James, Erzen, Savannah, Gastaldi, Gena, Harrison, Lisa, Stoll, Nick Year: 2015 Grow Willamette Greenway was initiated through a partnership between npGreenway and Willamette Planning Studio, a group of six Portland State University graduate students in the Masters of Urban and Regional Planning program. Through a four month collaborative process of community engagement and analysis, including health impacts, economic development, and traffic demand modeling, a series of findings and recommendations were developed. The process built upon previous work undertaken by npGreenway, Metro, Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT), Portland Parks and Recreation (PP&R), and other government agencies and community organizations to present a strategic action plan for npGreenway to pursue what moves the greenway trail forward. This project was conducted under the supervision of Sy Adler, Marisa Zapata, Susan Hartnett Title: North Portland Greenway Trail Strategic Plan Author: Kelley, Lewis, DuBois, James, Erzen, Savannah, Gastaldi, Gena, Harrison, Lisa, Stoll, Nick Year: 2015 Grow Willamette Greenway was initiated through a partnership between npGreenway and Willamette Planning Studio, a group of six Portland State University graduate students in the Masters of Urban and Regional Planning program. Through a four month collaborative process of community engagement and analysis, including health impacts, economic development, and traffic demand modeling, a series of findings and recommendations were developed. The process built upon previous work undertaken by npGreenway, Metro, Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT), Portland Parks and Recreation (PP&R), and other government agencies and community organizations to present a strategic action plan for npGreenway to pursue what moves the greenway trail forward. This project was conducted under the supervision of Sy Adler, Marisa Zapata, Susan Hartnett Close

• 33. [Article] Inclusive Business Prosperity in North/Northeast Portland

  Building Business Equity undertook a research study on the nature of commercial displacement. Demographic data and anecdotal evidence suggest that major shifts are occurring in the population and commercial ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Inclusive Business Prosperity in North/Northeast Portland Author: Coffman, Max, Garrels, Renee, Grushon, Erin, LoGiudice, Sarah, Ruznic, Sanela, Vonde Veld, Sara Year: 2007 Building Business Equity undertook a research study on the nature of commercial displacement. Demographic data and anecdotal evidence suggest that major shifts are occurring in the population and commercial markets in inner N/NE Portland. Therefore, BBE chose to identify and evaluate strategies to assist minority, women owned and emerging small businesses (MWESB) in the area. This project was conducted under the supervision of Ethan Seltzer and Sumner Sharpe. Title: Inclusive Business Prosperity in North/Northeast Portland Author: Coffman, Max, Garrels, Renee, Grushon, Erin, LoGiudice, Sarah, Ruznic, Sanela, Vonde Veld, Sara Year: 2007 Building Business Equity undertook a research study on the nature of commercial displacement. Demographic data and anecdotal evidence suggest that major shifts are occurring in the population and commercial markets in inner N/NE Portland. Therefore, BBE chose to identify and evaluate strategies to assist minority, women owned and emerging small businesses (MWESB) in the area. This project was conducted under the supervision of Ethan Seltzer and Sumner Sharpe. Close

• 34. [Article] Lents: a Neighborhood Issues Analysis

  This document was prepared by graduate students at Portland State University in partial fulfillment of the Master of Urban and Regional Planning Degree. A comprehensive planning workshop was held during ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lents: a Neighborhood Issues Analysis Author: Portland State University Year: 1993 This document was prepared by graduate students at Portland State University in partial fulfillment of the Master of Urban and Regional Planning Degree. A comprehensive planning workshop was held during the Fall and Winter quarters of the 1992-1993 academic year. Workshop topics included an issues analysis during fall quarter and alternatives analysis during winter quarter. The alternatives analysis is still in progress and only this draft of the issues analysis is available at this time. The purpose of this document is to assist in defining critical issues for the Lents neighborhood. In November of 1992, local citizens participated in a neighborhood workshop which identified specific issues relevant to economic development, housing, transportation, the environment, and social services. Other issues that affect the Lents neighborhood were also considered. The intent of the issues analysis is to define particular problems that can then be addressed during the alternatives analysis. The preferred alternative or combination of alternatives can then be implemented to meet policy goals and objectives identified in the Outer South East Portland Community Plan and the City of Portland's Comprehensive Plan. Title: Lents: a Neighborhood Issues Analysis Author: Portland State University Year: 1993 This document was prepared by graduate students at Portland State University in partial fulfillment of the Master of Urban and Regional Planning Degree. A comprehensive planning workshop was held during the Fall and Winter quarters of the 1992-1993 academic year. Workshop topics included an issues analysis during fall quarter and alternatives analysis during winter quarter. The alternatives analysis is still in progress and only this draft of the issues analysis is available at this time. The purpose of this document is to assist in defining critical issues for the Lents neighborhood. In November of 1992, local citizens participated in a neighborhood workshop which identified specific issues relevant to economic development, housing, transportation, the environment, and social services. Other issues that affect the Lents neighborhood were also considered. The intent of the issues analysis is to define particular problems that can then be addressed during the alternatives analysis. The preferred alternative or combination of alternatives can then be implemented to meet policy goals and objectives identified in the Outer South East Portland Community Plan and the City of Portland's Comprehensive Plan. Close

• 35. [Article] New Transit Developments: A Double-Edged Sword

  Researchers analyze the projected impacts of a proposed transit investment on affordability and mobility in a Southeast Portland corridor.

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: New Transit Developments: A Double-Edged Sword Author: Bates, Lisa K., Golub, Aaron, Macarthur, Devin, Sung, Seyoung Year: 2017 Researchers analyze the projected impacts of a proposed transit investment on affordability and mobility in a Southeast Portland corridor. Title: New Transit Developments: A Double-Edged Sword Author: Bates, Lisa K., Golub, Aaron, Macarthur, Devin, Sung, Seyoung Year: 2017 Researchers analyze the projected impacts of a proposed transit investment on affordability and mobility in a Southeast Portland corridor. Close

• 36. [Article] Proposed Development Goal

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Proposed Development Goal Author: Bonner, Ernest Year: 2003 Title: Proposed Development Goal Author: Bonner, Ernest Year: 2003 Close

• 37. [Article] From Vision to Development

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: From Vision to Development Author: Bonner, Ernest Year: 2002 Title: From Vision to Development Author: Bonner, Ernest Year: 2002 Close

• 38. [Article] Memo on Office of Planning and Development

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Memo on Office of Planning and Development Author: Scrivener, Betsy Year: 1976 Title: Memo on Office of Planning and Development Author: Scrivener, Betsy Year: 1976 Close

• 39. [Article] Draft Development Strategy

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Draft Development Strategy Author: Bonner, Ernest Year: 2003 Title: Draft Development Strategy Author: Bonner, Ernest Year: 2003 Close

• 40. [Article] West Side Development Project

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: West Side Development Project Author: Apperson, L. G. Year: 1935 Title: West Side Development Project Author: Apperson, L. G. Year: 1935 Close