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  • WE DO.

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    Read on and give us a piece of your mind.

  • Parks

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    Approximately 76% of Portland's population lives within a half mile of a park or natural area.

  • Join the conversation:

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    More than 150 people joined the East Portland workshop at David Douglas High School.

  • Schools

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    80% of Portland school buildings were built before 1960. Only six out of 137 schools have been built since 1980.

  • Weigh in:

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    Workshops give participants time for small group discussions of local issues.

  • Nature

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    Portland has 26,825 acres of environmentally sensitive natural areas — about 31% of the land area of Portland. Currently, about one-third of these areas are not protected.

  • Collect one, collect them all.

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    At the workshops, you can find buttons for the nine action area icons.

  • Neighborhoods

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    41% of Portland households live within a half mile of a neighborhood business district. Neighborhood businesses provide jobs and offer residents needed goods and services within walking distance of where they live.

  • Your voice counts!

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    Portlanders are coming to the Portland Plan workshops to talk about issues that matter to them.

  • Read the Handbook

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    Read the Handbook

 

 

Portland Plan : Action Areas

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Learn About Your City

The Portland Plan Handbook

Background Reports

 

 

 

The Portland Plan will be our City’s strategic plan for the next 25 years, ensuring that Portland is a thriving and sustainable city and our people are prosperous, healthy and educated.

 

The last time Portland created a plan like this was in 1980. Our recycling rate was in the single digits. Back then there was no such thing as Google let alone cell phones and the Internet. In fact, huge parts of Portland, including Cully and most of East Portland, weren’t even within the city limits.

 

Now we’re at the next big fork in the road. It’s time for us to chart the course for our future and take a new approach to city planning—one that focuses not just on transit and infrastructure but health, education and equity. Come join the conversation... because more voices means better choices.

 

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• fill out the survey by March 31.

 

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