PROJECT PURPOSE STATEMENT. John Day, Xxxxx and Lakeview are partnering to build affordable workforce housing at scale using innovative, sustainable methods such as 3D printing. A regional integrated planning team is contributing with the goal of building up to 36 3D printed homes in new master planned developments in each community.
PROJECT PURPOSE STATEMENT. The City of Dayton will host a community design charrette on August 4, 2018, coordinated by University of Oregon Green Cities class taught by Xxx Xxxxxxxx. The city needs to repair the aging Dayton Footbridge which provides a connection for visitors and residents to access the Vintages RV Park, a park, Dayton Landing, downtown and neighborhoods. The Green Cities program will evaluate funding opportunities and provide visioning to better communicate the project needs for future funding applications. Class sessions will involve the presentation of material by the instructor; class discussion; guest speakers. Students should be prepared to participate actively in classroom discussions. The class has been invited by the City of Dayton to participate in a design charrette with citizens, city officials and professionals. The class will also prepare reports and video presentations that provide guidance and recommendations on how Dayton can promote the project and secure competitive grant opportunities to make needed repairs to the bridge. This project will assist the city in achieving the following goal and objectives: Repairing the Dayton Footbridge is a priority to the City Council to ensure that it remains a safe multimodal connection for residents and visitors alike.
PROJECT PURPOSE STATEMENT. This project will build on previous work to implement HB2001 by developing a hearings-ready code to amend constrained sites overlay zones and develop SB458 land division standards consistent with building code limitations.
PROJECT PURPOSE STATEMENT. House Bill 2003 – Housing Needs Analysis The goal of this project to continue the technical analysis needed to support a robust public process for a Housing Needs Analysis update. This project also will build on the City of Portland previous grant supported project to update residential Buildable Land Inventory (BLI) model to better incorporate development feasibility into our redevelopment analysis. The primary objective of this project is to prepare a growth allocation model that will allocate forecasted demand to the available housing supply, which is a combination of existing housing stock and future development capacity. The project has three main tasks:
PROJECT PURPOSE STATEMENT. This Project will address long-standing economic development and workforce housing challenges in Xxxx Day by creating a housing development district to provide an incentive for new home construction. The Project will produce the Urban Renewal Plan and Urban Renewal Report required under Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) Chapter 457 to create the proposed housing development district.
PROJECT PURPOSE STATEMENT. The City of Xxxxxxxx is utilizing grant money to support a professional consultant to assist the City with technical expertise and to facilitate public outreach and involvement in the processes for updating our comprehensive plan and development ordinance to be compliant with HB 2001 (2019).
PROJECT PURPOSE STATEMENT. Update the City’s 2007 Housing Needs Analysis (HNA) including, a Buildable Lands Inventory, Measures to Accommodate Needed Housing, and Comprehensive Plan Updates, PROJECT OVERVIEW AND MANAGEMENT Overall management of the Project will be the responsibility of the Grantee and assisted by the DLCD Xxxxx Xxxxxx. Specific Project management duties of Grantee will include:
PROJECT PURPOSE STATEMENT. Portland’s Inner Eastside consists of high opportunity neighborhoods close to the Central City. This study will provide clarity on available infrastructure capacity and potential constraints to create the foundation for future planning and up-zoning to encourage housing production, expand housing options, choices, and affordability levels. The Inner Eastside project area spans roughly from NE Fremont Street in the north, XX Xxxxxx Boulevard in the south, 7th Ave north of I-84 and 12th Ave south of I-84 to west to 60th Ave to the east – an area of about 5,800 acres (6% of the city’s land area) of which 72% is zoned single-dwelling residential, 13% multi-dwelling residential and 16% commercial/mixed use.
