Newsletter
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Next SGNA Board Meeting |
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January 14 - 7:30 Holliday Plaza address |
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PREVIEWS OF LAND USE DEVELOPMENTS |
Aiyana Mixed Use Project
on Farrell's Ice Cream Property
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see complete information on this project
Albina Mixed-Use Development
Conceptual Drawing
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see complete information on this project
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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Welcome to the first edition of Sullivan's Gulch E-Newsletter |
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NEWS & EVENTS |
13 Board Members elected at SGNA General Meeting
A record number of returning and new board members were elected at the SGNA General Meeting on November 21. This brings the total number of board members to 19 -- the maximum allowed by our by-laws. Congratulations to all!
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Returning Members |
New Members |
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Lynne Coward |
Rebecca Green |
Check out the Minutes for more information on the General Meeting.
Aiyana Mixed-Use Project gains SGNA support for delivery entrance adjustment.
The SGNA gave its approval to an adjustment that Aiyana is seeking from the city to allow delivery trucks to back into the service entrance rather than require a front-in-and-out approach which would have caused a major redesign of the project. More Information on the website.
The first hearing for the Albina Fuel Co. zone change request is scheduled for January 22 at 1:30.
The SGNA Land Use Committee and Board are actively working on this issue, and are planning a general neighborhood meeting with the likely developer, Don Milliken, on January 13. You can find a full history of this project on our web site, as well as conceptual pictures of the development.
More information on this meeting will be posted on the web site, and distributed via email when details are finalized.
Newsletter Editor & Webmaster
Todd Coward
webmaster@sullivansgulch.org
503-335-9405