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The City of Portland, Oregon

Portland Bureau of Transportation

Phone: 503-823-5185

Fax: 503-823-7576

1120 SW Fifth Ave, Suite 800, Portland, OR 97204

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Public involvement

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On this page scroll down for information about:

January + February 2020 outreach (request a presentation for your group to provide feedback)

January 28 Open House (come learn more and provide your feedback)

Stakeholder group focus groups (complete)

Small focus groups (complete)

Contact (provide your feedback and ask questions any time!)

January + February 2020 outreach: We'll come to you!

Would you like to have staff come present and gather feedback from your community group or organization in January or February 2020?

Staff will do our best to try and accommodate requests.

Email Francesca.patricolo@portlandoregon.gov or call 503.823.5282

Scheduled events (as of 1/14):

  • Hawthorne Business Association: 1/8
  • GoLloyd Board: 1/9
  • Boise Neighborhood Association: 1/13
  • City of Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee: 1/14
  • Central Eastside Industrial Council TPAC: 1/22
  • OPEN HOUSE: 1/28
  • Lents Neighborhood Association: 2/13

January 28 Open House: Net Meter Revenue Policy Review 

Come learn more and provide your feedback to help shape policies for downtown, current net meter revenue-sharing districts, and future meter districts.

When: Tuesday, January 28 from 5-6:30pm

Where: Portland Building 1120 SW 5th Ave, Room 206

Presentation begins at 5:10pm followed by self-guided policy tour and feedback stations.

The stakeholder group was made up of around 40 representatives from businesses, community-based organizations, property owners, and residents who represent a diversity of perspectives and interests for parking meter districts. Participants helped the project team to sort through the policy options and approaches, which ultimately must be decided upon by City Council.

There were three meetings of the stakeholder group, each constructed to build on one another. Participants sat in table groups made up of different types of stakeholders, to discuss and record key issues together as a focus group. 

Relevant materials:

Dates:
·       Focus group #1 - July 10, 2019, 4:00-5:30pm at 1900 SW Fourth Ave, Room 2500 B/C

·       Focus group #2 - August 14, 2019, 4:00-5:30pm at 1900 SW Fourth Ave, Room 2500 B/C

·       Focus group #3 - September 25, 2019, 4:00-5:30 at 1900 SW Fourth Ave, Room 2500 B/C

Policy element focus groups

Feedback from the stakeholder group lead to a focus on policy frameworks for current net meter revenue-sharing districts, the downtown, and potential future meter districts. The project team outlined what we heard from the stakeholder group and responded with potential policy elements to reflect what we heard, then presented these in smaller focus group sessions oriented to stakeholders representing each of the three specific policy framework areas. See the Draft Potential Policy Elements summaries below, which also reflect the feedback received from the policy element focus groups.

Draft Potential Policy Elements:

  1. Current net meter revenue-sharing districts,
  2. The Downtown, and
  3. Potential future meter districts

Policy element focus group sessions:

  • Downtown focus group:
  •           October 7, 2019
  • Current Net Meter Revenue districts:
  •           October 28, 2019    
  •           November 26, 2019
  • Non-meter districts/ potential future meter districts:
  •           November 4, 2019
  •           December 2, 2019

Contact:

Public feedback may be directed to the PBOT Project Manager, Francesca Patricolo at any time: francesca.patricolo@portlandoregon.gov or 503.823.5282

Last updated: 01.14.20