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City Council gives RIP project staff direction on amendment concepts
Council holds two work sessions on proposed amendments to the Residential Infill Project; directs staff to develop some of them for a public hearing on March 12.
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The Residential Infill Project public hearings are over. Now what?
City Council is reviewing concepts for amendments in response to public testimony. Community members will have an opportunity to testify on the amendments in March 2020.
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City Council extends written testimony deadline for the Residential Infill Project
Comments must be received by Friday, January 17 at 5 PM
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City Council now accepting testimony on the Residential Infill Project
Portlanders can testify in person at public hearings in January or via the Map App.
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City Council Hearing Date for the Residential Infill Project Confirmed
SAVE THE DATE: Jan. 15, 2020, is first public hearing on updates to single-dwelling zones.
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Residential Infill Project one step closer to City Council
Planning and Sustainability Commission votes 5 - 4 to recommend new rules for more units and smaller buildings in Portland's neighborhoods.
Revised draft of the Residential Infill Project ready for review
Project staff to brief the Planning and Sustainability Commission on Revised Proposed Draft on February 12; vote to recommend to City Council in March.
Residential Infill Project staff briefs the PSC on revised economic analysis
Planning and Sustainability Commission learns about the impact of their revisions to staff's proposal; more units, lower rents.
Residential Infill Project update: next steps for amendments to Proposed Draft
Staff studying and implementing changes requested by the Planning and Sustainability Commission; new meetings set.
Planning and Sustainability Commission directs Residential Infill Project staff to revise RIP proposals to reflect their amendments
Commissioners felt the initial proposals didn’t go far enough to address the housing shortage in Portland.
Residential Infill Project (RIP) keeps rippin' along
Planning and Sustainability Commission is continuing its discussion of proposed new rules for residential development.
Planning and Sustainability Commission (PSC) completes public hearings on the Residential Infill Project; extends written testimony until 5 p.m. Friday, May 18
The PSC hears more than six hours of testimony on May 8 and 15. Nearly 140 people testified on proposed rules for new construction in Portland’s residential neighborhoods.
How to testify on the Residential Infill Project proposals on May 8 and May 15
Tips for testifying to the Planning and Sustainability Commission
Builder’s mission is to increase the supply of ADUs so more people can have an affordable place to live
Holly Huntley, owner of environs, has built 17 ADUs in Portland … so far! And more on the way.
Have you received a City of Portland notice in the mail about your single-family home?
Here’s what it means and what you can do.
Residential Infill Project Proposed Draft to the Planning and Sustainability Commission now ready for public review
Read about new proposals that will govern how our residential neighborhoods grow and evolve; then testify online or in person to the Planning and Sustainability Commission.
Zoning watch: Work sessions begin on Residential Infill Project proposed new rules for Portland’s residential neighborhoods
Planning and Sustainability Commission will consider public testimony as they contemplate revisions to the Proposed Draft; watch Commissioners deliberate on BPS YouTube channel.
What are people saying about the Residential Infill Project Discussion Draft?
More than 700 individuals and 46 organizations submitted comments on proposed code and map changes for single-dwelling neighborhoods.
Public review period of Residential Infill Project Discussion Draft closes
Comments on code and map changes will be summarized in a report to be posted in January 2018.
Still time to comment on the Residential Infill Project amendments
Public comment period for the Discussion Draft extended to Thursday, November 30
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