Resources

POPULAR RESOURCES

• Community Benefits Agreement Information

  • CBA Term Sheet and DDA Term Sheet as approved by City Council (9/23/2020)

  • CBA Summary

  • Comparison of Benefits with and without a CBA

• Broadway Corridor Rendering (ZGF Architects, 9/2020)

• USPS Master Plan (8/2020)

• Broadway Corridor Community Engagement Report (9/2019)

• Design Advice Request #1: Presentation (6/6/2019)

• June 4, 2019 - Open House #4: Presentation, Program (English, Español), Community Input Board, Preferred Concept Board, Key Programming Opportunities Board (updated 6/4/2019)

• Refined Development Concepts (updated 11/2018)

• How Concepts Incorporated Stakeholder Feedback (updated 11/2018)

• November 28, 2018 - Open House #3 Presentation

• Broadway Corridor Framework Plan (9/2015)

• Racial Equity Impact Assessment

• Development Impact Assessment (6/2019)

• Broadway Corridor Placemaking Vision (8/2018)

RECENT STORIES

• “Broadway Corridor Request for Qualifications to be released by end of 2023” (10/31/23)

• “Prosper Portland and Continuum Partners end negotiations on Broadway Corridor redevelopment” (9/8/21)

• “Broadway Corridor redevelopment reaches significant new milestones” (8/11/20)

• “Board endorses development concept for Broadway Corridor” (5/8/2019)

• “What’s new with the Broadway Corridor project?” (10/31/2018)

• “Broadway Corridor Open House, online forum and info sessions” (9/28/2018)

• “Broadway Corridor Open House and Online Forum” (7/26/2018)

• “Continuum Partners selected for Broadway Corridor project” (4/12/2018)

Open Houses

• #1: July 25, 2018 at New Song Community Center:

  • Program

  • Project Information Boards

• #2: September 26, 2018 at Pacific Northwest College of Arts:

  • Presentation

  • Program

  • Preliminary Development Concept Information Boards

  • Project Information Boards

• #3: November 28, 2018 at Asian Health & Service Center in Lents:

  • Program

  • Refined Development Concepts

  • How changes were incorporated and how the concepts compare

  • Presentation

• #4: June 4, 2019 at Irving Street Studio in Ecotrust Building:

  • Presentation

  • Program (English, Español)

  • Community Input Board

  • Preferred Concept Board

  • Key Programming Opportunities Board

• Best Practices Panel for Broadway Corridor Community Visioning Workshop on December 7, 2016:

  • Community Benefits: Ben Beach, Partnership for Working Families

  • Climate Sustainability: Shelley Poticha, National Resources Defense Council

  • Economic Development: Tawan Davis, Steinbridge Group

  • Urban Development: Nolan Lienhart, ZGF Architects

  • Public Realm: Fred Kent, Project for Public Spaces

Project Documents

• Focus Group and Roundtable Reports.

  Prosper Portland contracted with Lara Media Services to support public engagement activities for the Broadway Corridor Project with a focus on involvement efforts with disengaged Portland residents who don’t traditionally participate in public meetings and who don’t feel they benefit from large-scale development projects. As part of this scope, Lara Media Services conducted three focus groups, two roundtable sessions, and surveys at three locations with various target audiences. Reports from these sessions are available at the links below:

  • Focus Group with Low-Income Residents in the Broadway Corridor Study Area, 8/7/2018
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  • Focus Group with Individuals with Disabilities, 11/6/18
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  • Roundtable Discussion with Communities of Color, 12/1/18
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  • Focus Group with Construction Workers, 12/3/18
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  • Roundtable with Business Owners, Displaced Residents, and Faith Leaders, 12/13/18
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  • Pop-Up Surveys
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• Broadway Corridor Framework Plan. October 2015.
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  A feasibility analysis of the Broadway Corridor’s potential to meet a number of established City objectives through the acquisition and redevelopment of the USPS site. The Framework Plan was informed by an advisory committee, public open houses, and stakeholder surveys. As a result of the Framework Plan, City Council authorized a line of credit of up to $40 million to generate resources to acquire the USPS property.
  

• Racial Equity Impact Assessment for the Broadway Corridor Project. Spring 2015.
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  An assessment of how institutional racism historically impacts decision making on a project and an analysis of how the project can be done differently to address historical inequities. According to Race Forward, a REIA is “used to reduce, eliminate and prevent racial discrimination and inequities.”