Sumner Association of Neighbors (SAN)

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Sandy Blvd sidewalk infill project begins at NE 92nd

May 10th, 2012 · 1 Comment · planning, safety, transportation

They’ve started! Here’s a photo taken this morning at the outset of the Sandy Blvd sidewalk infill project in Sumner neighborhood of NE Portland. Caption: Multi-modal traffic passes as workers begin on the Sandy Blvd sidewalk infill project. This section is between NE 90th and NE 92nd. Here are more details, received today from Sarah [...]

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Sandy Blvd sidewalk project confirmed for Spring 2012; EPIM open house set for April 5

March 28th, 2012 · Comments Off · health, planning, safety, san, transportation

The Sandy Blvd sidewalk project, from NE 86th to NE 92nd in Sumner neighborhood in NE Portland, is now officially scheduled for spring 2012, according to the announcement (PDF) of an April 5 open house from Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT). The sidewalk project was first on the list of about 20 sidewalk projects planned [...]

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Citizen slots open on Comp Plan Update Advisory Groups

March 27th, 2012 · Comments Off · health, land use, parks, planning, san, transportation

As many of you know the city is going through a comp plan update process. They are supposed to update the comprehensive plan every 20 years and they are about 10 years overdue. The process has been a bit confusing. The first phase — known as the ‘Portland Plan‘ — was the concept plan setting [...]

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Late update: Three city commissioner candidates slated for Sumner meeting on Mar 20

March 17th, 2012 · Comments Off · Cleanup, cnn, garage sale, gardening, helensview, litter, san, transportation

We have three guest speakers for the meeting this Tuesday evening (March 20) of the Sumner Association of Neighbors (SAN) in NE Portland. We will be joined by State Representative Mary Nolan and local business owner Bruce Altizer, who are candidates for Portland City Council, Position #1. In a late addition, incumbent Position #1 City [...]

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