Newsletter
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Next SGNA Board Meeting |
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April 8, 2003 at 7:30 PM Holladay Park Plaza 1300 NE 16th Ave |
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PREVIEWS OF LAND USE DEVELOPMENTS |
Aiyana Mixed Use Project
on Farrell's Ice Cream Property
Check Web Site for details
Albina Mixed-Use Development
Check Web Site for details
Multnomah Planned-Unit Development
16 housing units in a planned development on Multnomah Ave, near 21st Street.
Check Web Site for details
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New web sites
www.oakstand.com |
April 2, 2003
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NEWS & EVENTS |
The SGNA Board will discuss this issue and decide on its response at the next Board Meeting on April 8, or at a subsequent Board Meeting prior to the hearing.
Art Monument on Weidler St and the
Sign Caps Projects are Moving Forward
While the Farrel's Ice Cream parlour was being demolished, the monument art work to be located at the Northeast corner of 16th and Weidler St. is moving forward. Artists are being interviewed now, and by late May/June we hope to have an artist selected to design the artwork ...
Meanwhile the sign cap projects is also moving ahead. A final survey of the neighborhood signs have been completed .... The complete report is on our web site...
Neighborhood Cleanup Planned for Saturday, May 3
It's time to clean out your garage or basement again. Bring your household trash, yard debris etc. to the dumpsters at NE 17th between Clackamas and Wasco. Metal recycling will be available on site. Please no hazardous waste, multiple loads etc. Suggested donation $10. For details contact Darren Knittle 503-280-0326 or knittle.d@netzero.com
Ice cream’s out; condos come in
Old restaurant, shops make way for latest Northeast development
Read the story from the Portland Tribune about this upcoming mixed-use development at Broadway and 17th -- or check our website for additional details.
New Offerings at Irvington Market
Broadway Floral (1638 NE Broadway) has opened a shop at the Irvington Market, offering a nice assortment of flowers and plants. Newmans has added dairy products to their regular fish & meat offerings, so you can now get your milk and eggs. And the Cheshire Cat Deli has added a Wine Bar where you can try a variety of wines and cheeses. Meanwhile, a new produce market is being sought to replace the departed Kruger Produce. We urge our neighbors to keep supporting this wonderful local market.
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Todd Coward
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503-335-9405