Projects
101 projects found
Multifamily Energy Reporting and Tenant Disclosure
Planning
Active
Reporting and disclosure of energy information are foundational to Portland’s building decarbonization efforts. These proposed code changes to Title 17 would expand the current commercial building energy reporting program requirements to include multifamily residential buildings.
Neighborhood Greenway Projects
Capital Construction
Active
Ongoing
Neighborhood greenways are Portland's low-traffic and low-speed streets where we give priority to people walking, bicycling, and rolling. Projects managed by the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT).
North Portland in Motion
Planning
In Planning
The Portland Bureau of Transportation's (PBOT) North Portland in Motion plan identifies transportation needs and near-term investments to improve access to community destinations and support walking, biking, and transit use in the North Portland peninsula.
Off-road Cycling Master Plan
Planning
Completed
BPS recently completed the Off-road Cycling Master Plan, providing a conceptual framework for development of off-road cycling facilities throughout the city. Building these facilities will require significant additional site-specific planning, community involvement, environmental review and funding.
Parking Compliance Amendments Project (PCAP)
Planning
Active
The Parking Compliance Project removes minimum parking requirements citywide and makes other adjustments to parking maximums and parking standards to align with the adopted rules. These rules are required to be implemented in our zoning code by June 30, 2023.
Parkrose Community Plan
Planning
Active
Active
Historic Parkrose is leading work on the Parkrose Community Plan in partnership with the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability and other government and community partners to address topics such as safe streets, housing and displacement, access to jobs, community spaces, and emergency preparedness.
Parkrose-Argay Development Study
Planning
Completed
Explores opportunities to create a complete and connected neighborhood on the 30-acre site at NE 122nd Avenue and NE Shaver Street.
PBOT Modal Committee Evaluation
Planning
Active
Spring through fall 2022
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) worked with staff, public, and current and former of members of three modal committees (bicycle, freight, pedestrian) to understand what is and isn't working, explore tradeoffs and benefits, and alternatives for meaningful community engagement.
PBOT Strategic Plan (2019-2024)
Planning
Active
2019-2024
This strategic plan guides our work at the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT). It’s built around three core goals: safety, moving people and goods, and asset management.
Permit Improvement Team
Planning
Active
Our mission is to improve policies and processes for receiving construction permits citywide.
Portland 2024 Election: Shifting to Ranked-Choice Voting
Planning
Active
In 2024, Portland voters will use ranked-choice voting and districts to elect their representatives. Learn more about these new election methods, Portland’s changing form of government, and the implementation of voter-approved charter changes.
Portland Monuments Project
Planning
Active
January 2023 - June 2024
Portlanders are invited to help shape the future of the city’s monuments and other works of public art.
Portland Oregon Website Replacement
Technology
Active
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Our vision is to make Portland.gov a community-oriented website where services are easy to find, easy to access, and easy to understand.
Portland’s Bees and Livestock Regulations
Planning
Completed
Replaces the current Title 13, Animals, with updated rules for keeping bees and livestock to support the well-being of the animals and reduce animal-related nuisances on neighboring properties.
The City of Portland is phasing out its commission form of government. This means a change in roles and responsibilities for elected officials and city organization reporting structure that require upgrades to council chambers and offices as well as code, budget, staffing and process updates.
Regulatory Improvement Code Amendment Package 10 (RICAP 10)
Planning
Active
Regulatory Improvement Code Amendment Packages (RICAP) are an ongoing series of minor technical updates, clarifications, and refinements to Portland’s zoning regulations. RICAP 10 amendments are grouped into three themes: housing production, economic development, and regulatory reduction.
Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) 2022-2023 Policy Updates
Planning
Completed
On Dec 7, 2022 City Council unanimously adopted amendments to the Renewable Fuel Standard, Portland City Code Chapter 16.60. Since, 2022, BPS staff have developed program rules and guidance for compliance. This page contains background documents from past code amendment and rulemaking processes.
Residential Infill Project
Planning
Completed
City Council adopted RIP, including the deeper affordability bonus and the historic resource demolition disincentive amendments, on Aug. 12, 2020. Most changes — including rezones, new overlay zones, increased options for housing, and limits on building scale — went into effect on Aug. 1, 2021.
Residential Infill Project - Part 2 (RIP2)
Planning
Completed
RIP2 was unanimously approved by City Council and will expand housing opportunities in Portland’s very low density R10 and R20 zones, add allowances for attached houses and cottage clusters across all neighborhoods, and increase options for homeownership. RIP2 goes into effect on June 30, 2022.
Right-of-Way Code Project
Planning
Completed
Portland is moving away from individual franchise agreements and utility licenses to a new, universal code that applies to all those that utilize the right-of-way to provision services within the city.
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