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

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Food & Beverages

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July 25, 2018, 9:40 PM
  • What is your top priority for the Broadway Corridor project?
    1. Deliver affordable housing

      Deliver affordable housing
    2. Create jobs

      Create jobs
    3. Support small business and economic growth

      Support small business and economic growth
    4. Create parks and open space

      Create parks and open space
  • What news banner headline would you like to see about the Broadway Corridor area in ten years?

    The Broadway Corridor is a vibrant and mixed use neighborhood with clean air because they promote walking, biking, and transit while working actively to deter cars from entering the area.

  • Describe your concerns about the Broadway Corridor project.

    I am concerned that it is going to be a missed opportunity because it:
    1) doesn't build enough housing. We need lots of housing - both affordable and market rate - in the Portland area. Downtown is the best place to build it.
    2) It doesn't go big enough. We should max out the FAR for this project and be forward looking. Portland is going to get bigger so let's show how great big can be.
    3) It is too car reliant. If there are parking garages this will be a project for suburbanites and out-of-towners, not for a vibrant downtown. If there aren't protected bike lanes, open streets for walking and dedicated transit lanes, this will be not progressive enough.

  • Do you think the Broadway Corridor project is a good opportunity for you and your community?
    • Yes
  • Why?
    Making downtown more vibrant will also help make the inner NE neighborhoods more vibrant.
  • Will you continue to participate in the planning of the Broadway Corridor project?
    • Yes
  • Why?
    I'm super excited about it and want to make sure they keep aspiring for great things!
  • What best describes your connection to the Broadway Corridor located in the Old Town Chinatown Neighborhood? (Check all that apply)
    • I live in the area
    • I take the MAX or bus in the area or I take the train at Union Station
    • I walk through the area
    • I bike in the area
    • I visit the area for food, shopping, or entertainment
  • Select the top 3 locations
    • Eastbank Esplanade
    • Queen of Sheeba
    • Alberta District
  • Explain why you made these selections.

    People like to come to Portland to see what makes it unique. I take them to local shops and restaurants and I like to show them our best bike infrastructure.

  • 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.)

    Walk on streets permanently closed off to cars. Have a unique experience where you can walk into street shops and food trucks without the constant noise and threat from cars.

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

    Focusing on making the area for people and not cars. Prioritize safety for people and people getting there on transit and by bike/foot and it'll showcase how great urbanism can be.

  • Play
    • Make the green loop amazing. Some blocks without cars would be great
  • Events
    No response.
  • Retail
    No response.
  • Sustainable Infrastructure
    • No cars allowed
    • No parking garages
  • Education
    • Public library
    • Music school for the public
  • Arts & Culture
    No response.
  • Social Services
    No response.
  • Incubator Spaces
    No response.
  • Food & Beverages
    • Lots of restaurants. Small places like golden gai and also big places. Variety!
  • Greenery
    No response.
  • Sports & Recreation
    No response.
  • Pedestrian/Transit Amenities
    • Car free areas
    • Protected bike lanes on all roads with cars
    • Free public transit in the area
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Broadway Corridor Visioning

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Create parks and open space

Support small business and economic growth

Promote arts and culture

Deliver affordable housing

Create jobs

Create a sustainable community


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