February 21 PAC Agenda

[Steve B]

From: Marx, Michelle <Michel...@portlandoregon.gov>

Hello PAC members, alternates, and interested parties,

 

Attached is the agenda for the February 21 meeting of the Pedestrian Advisory Committee. The meeting will be 6:00-8:00 in the Broadway Room (Portland Building, 9^th floor).

 

Thanks,

 

Michelle Marx

Pedestrian Coordinator

Portland Bureau of Transportation

1120 SW 5^th Avenue, Suite 800

Phone: 503.823.4589

Michelle.Marx@portlandoregon.gov

 

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[Jeremy Grand]

Haven't found a good way to make a comment on the plan to replace waivers, so here it is.  I'd like to hear that there has been a discussion on how to monetize the existing obligations at some level and using some method that doesn't spark a revolution.

Jeremy grand

On Feb 15, 2017 05:02, "Steve B" <coffee...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[Marsha Hanchrow]

You may have to be satisfied with a method that sparks a revolution that can be quelled. Somehow have to get the property owners that have already paid - even indirectly by buying an improved property - on our side. I doubt there is a way to keep those who agreed to pay or bought their encumbered properties to not kick and scream.

mh