Gateway Regional Center

Gateway Project Areas:
Central Gateway Redevelopment Strategy



	Central Gateway Redevelopment The Central Gateway area of Gateway is roughly bounded by NE Glisan, SE Stark, I-205 and 102nd Avenue. It is an area of mixed land uses, including:

Industrial and commercial businesses;
single family houses;
apartments; and
vacant land and unimproved or underimproved streets.

The area is predominantly zoned for high-density employment, residential and commercial. It includes the transit station area at 102nd and Burnside.

As outlined in the Opportunity Gateway Concept Plan and Redevelopment Strategy, Central Gateway is envisioned to retain much of its flavor, with the additional of office/flex buildings, commercial or mixed use along 102nd, and residential uses largely north of Glisan.

The Central Gateway Redevelopment Strategy will involve a collaboration between PDC, property and business owners, public agencies and the general public to undertake a development vision and implementation strategy to guide the area’s growth and development for the next 15 years.

The Central Gateway Redevelopment Strategy is intended to build on previous strategic planning and analytical work that has been done in the area, to refine and update that work as needed, and to ultimately stimulate private investment and move planning goals forward into implementation. The consultant team led by Parametrix will work closely with PDC, the Gateway community and other public agencies to collaborate on a vision for future development.

The consultant team led by Parametrix will work closely with PDC, the Gateway community and other public agencies to collaborate on a vision for future development.

Project Schedule

The general project schedule is outlined below. Public meeting dates to be announced; please check back for updates.

Activity

Date

Finalize project work plan

April 2006

Undertake background analyses

May to June 2006

Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) kickoff meeting

   Monday, June 12, 2006
   6-8 PM, Portland Metro Performing Arts Center
   9933 SE Pine St.
   Agenda

Perform commercial and residential market studies

May to August 2006

Create preliminary development vision and implementation strategy

May to August 2006

CAC Meeting #2

   Monday, July 10, 2006
   6-8 PM, Portland Metro Performing Arts Center
   9933 SE Pine St.
   Agenda

CAC Meeting #3

   Monday, September 11, 2006
   6:30-8:30 PM, Adventist Medical Center,
   Garden Room
   10123 SE Market St.
   Agenda

Open House #1

   Tuesday, September 19, 2006
   6-8 PM, East Portland Community Center,
   Multipurpose Room #3
   740 SE 106th Ave.
   Agenda

Refine development vision and implementation strategy

October to November 2006

CAC Meeting #4

   Monday, November 6, 2006
   6:30-8:30 PM, Adventist Medical Center,
   Garden Room
   10123 SE Market St
   Agenda

Analyze key redevelopment sites

November 2006 to January 2007

CAC Meeting #5
postponed from January

   Monday, February 5, 2007
   6:30-8:30 PM, Portland Metro Performing Arts Center
   9933 SE Pine St
   Agenda

Open House #2
postponed from January

   Tuesday, February 20, 2007
    6:00-8:00 PM,
    Floyd Light Middle School Library (use office entrance)
    10800 SE Washington St
    Agenda

Finalize vision and implementation strategy

February to April 2007

CAC Meeting #6

Monday, April 2, 2007

Completed Final Report

May 2007

Citizen Advisory Committee

The Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) consists of community stakeholders that will meet periodically during the project to review, participate and comment on the work of the project team. Specifically, CAC members will be asked to: Review the project scope, schedule, and public involvement plan; Review and comment on background analyses and market studies; Participate in the creation and refinement of a development vision for Central Gateway; Participate in the creation of a strategy that implements the vision; and Review and endorse a final strategy document.

Centerpoint Graphics expansion on NE 99th Ave.

The following organizations and individuals are represented on the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC):

Commercial property owner, Christopher Frieda
Gateway Area Business Association (GABA), David Panichello
Gateway community-at-large, Dick Cooley
Gateway Program Advisory Committee (PAC), Dorene Warner
Hazelwood Neighborhood Association, Joyce Rothenbucher
Housing developer, Gordon Jones
Affordable Housing, Pat Mobley
Portland Metro Performing Arts (Gateway Community Facility), Nancy Yeamans
Residential property owner, Jerry Koike

Meetings of the CAC are open to the public. A meeting schedule with times and locations will be posted to the website when it is available.

Consultant Team

Sumner Sharpe, Parametrix, Project Manager & Public Process Team Lead
Lauren Golden, Parametrix, Deputy Project Manager
Abe Farkas, The Farkas Group, Development Team Lead
Don Stastny, StastnyBrun Architects, Site Development/Cost Estimates Urban Design/Graphics