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Portland Pedestrian Advisory Committee - May 2026 Meeting

Label: Public meeting
May 2026 meeting of the Portland Pedestrian Advisory Committee.
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

This is an in person meeting at the Portland Building Room 216. A hybrid meeting option is available on Zoom. After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Agenda

PDF fileMay PAC Agenda112.74 KB

6:00-6:10 – Public Comment (10 min)

6:10-6:25 – Committee Business (15 min)

  • Hot Topics
  • Fatal Crash Report

6:25-7:00 – Quick Build Project List Update (35 min)
Liz Hoekstra, Keili Tucker, PBOT
PBOT staff will Introduce SP30 funding source and Quick Build and share the list of currently funded projects and status (especially those relevant to pedestrian infrastructure). This presentation is to inform the committee, as there isn't an opportunity for changes to the proposed list at this time.

7:00 -7:35 – Transportation System Development Charges (TSDCs) Program Update (35 min)
Corinna Kimball-Brown, PBOT
PBOT updates the Transportation System Development Charge (TSDC) program every ten years. The presentation will share information about the current program and the work underway to update it for 2027. Transportation System Development Charge 2027 Program Update | Portland.gov

7:35-7:50 Pedestrian Safety Ordinances (15 min)
Mark Raggett, PAC
PAC member Mark will provide information on two draft pedestrian safety ordinance topics that he was asked to provide feedback on, as a representative of the PAC.

7:50-8:00 – Public Comment (10 min)

8:00 – Adjourn

 

 

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