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What would make the Broadway Corridor (downtown USPS redevelopment) project an inclusive place for all Portlanders?

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July 31, 2018, 3:06 PM

What is your top priority for the Broadway Corridor project?
1. Support small business and economic growth
  
  Support small business and economic growth
2. Create jobs
  
  Create jobs
What news banner headline would you like to see about the Broadway Corridor area in ten years?

Broadway Corridor: From Blank Slate to Portland's center for Business and Leisure
Describe your concerns about the Broadway Corridor project.

My main concern with the project is that the developers won't maximize FAR and density.
Do you think the Broadway Corridor project is a good opportunity for you and your community?
- Yes
Why?
It is an area in a prime central city location that could be great for corporations looking for office space, small business owners looking for new retail space and people looking for a vibrant part of the city to live in.
Will you continue to participate in the planning of the Broadway Corridor project?
- Yes
Why?
I know that Portland takes public input seriously and I think it's important to include the public in discussions regarding such an enormous opportunity.
What best describes your connection to the Broadway Corridor located in the Old Town Chinatown Neighborhood? (Check all that apply)
- I visit the area for food, shopping, or entertainment
Select the top 3 locations
- Pioneer Courthouse Square
- Old Town Chinatown
- Moda Center
Explain why you made these selections.

Pioneer Courthouse Square for proximity to restaurants and shopping.
Old Town Chinatown for the bar scene
Moda Center for Blazers games/concerts
What activities would you like to do in the Broadway Corridor project area that you can't do now in the city? (Types of events, recreational activities, programs, etc.)

Outdoor viewing parties for Timbers/late season trail blazers games west of the Willamette
What will make the public spaces in the Broadway Corridor project area feel comfortable, safe and welcoming to you and your family?

Open Spaces with alot of seating
Play
- A Stage for outdoor Concerts
- Amphitheater
Events
- Block parties
Retail
- Flagship Store (Uniqlo, Primark)
Sustainable Infrastructure
No response.
Education
No response.
Arts & Culture
No response.
Social Services
No response.
Incubator Spaces
No response.
Food & Beverages
- Open air marketplace
Greenery
No response.
Sports & Recreation
- Basketball courts
Pedestrian/Transit Amenities
No response.

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Broadway Corridor Visioning

What is your top priority for the Broadway Corridor project?

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Promote arts and culture
Create parks and open space
Create a sustainable community
Create jobs
Support small business and economic growth
Deliver affordable housing

What news banner headline would you like to see about the Broadway Corridor area in ten years?

Describe your concerns about the Broadway Corridor project.

Do you think the Broadway Corridor project is a good opportunity for you and your community?

Yes

Why?

Will you continue to participate in the planning of the Broadway Corridor project?

Yes

Why?

What best describes your connection to the Broadway Corridor located in the Old Town Chinatown Neighborhood? (Check all that apply)

I work in the area

I live in the area

I take the MAX or bus in the area or I take the train at Union Station

I drive through the area

I walk through the area

I have no connection to the area

I bike in the area

I visit the area for food, shopping, or entertainment

Other

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What would make the Broadway Corridor (downtown USPS redevelopment) project an inclusive place for all Portlanders?

11 registered responses

Food & Beverages

Greenery

Sports & Recreation

Pedestrian/Transit Amenities

What is your top priority for the Broadway Corridor project?

What news banner headline would you like to see about the Broadway Corridor area in ten years?

Describe your concerns about the Broadway Corridor project.

Do you think the Broadway Corridor project is a good opportunity for you and your community?

Why?

Will you continue to participate in the planning of the Broadway Corridor project?

Why?

What best describes your connection to the Broadway Corridor located in the Old Town Chinatown Neighborhood? (Check all that apply)

Select the top 3 locations

Explain why you made these selections.

What activities would you like to do in the Broadway Corridor project area that you can't do now in the city? (Types of events, recreational activities, programs, etc.)

What will make the public spaces in the Broadway Corridor project area feel comfortable, safe and welcoming to you and your family?

Play

Events

Retail

Sustainable Infrastructure

Education

Arts & Culture

Social Services

Incubator Spaces

Food & Beverages

Greenery

Sports & Recreation

Pedestrian/Transit Amenities

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Broadway Corridor Visioning

What is your top priority for the Broadway Corridor project?

What news banner headline would you like to see about the Broadway Corridor area in ten years?

Describe your concerns about the Broadway Corridor project.

Do you think the Broadway Corridor project is a good opportunity for you and your community?

Why?

Will you continue to participate in the planning of the Broadway Corridor project?

Why?

What best describes your connection to the Broadway Corridor located in the Old Town Chinatown Neighborhood? (Check all that apply)

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