Albina Vision Trust rescues I-5 Rose Quarter project. Again.
The I-5 Rose Quarter project received a stay of execution today thanks to last-minute maneuvering.
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The I-5 Rose Quarter project received a stay of execution today thanks to last-minute maneuvering.
“You folks are starting to veer into a politic defined by green-washed racism…”
A surprising display of disrespect for highly regarded advocates.
It’s another step forward for the nonprofit’s ambitious plans for the Rose Quarter.
Given all the rumors of Portland’s downfall, it can be hard to remember there are so many people who love this city and actively work to make it a better place for everyone. Oregon Humanities wanted to highlight some of the ways people show their love for Portland, and what better way than a Pedalpalooza … Read more
After years of back and forth between the City of Portland and the Oregon Department of Transportation on the plan to widen I-5 at the Rose Quarter in Portland, a negotiation may be back on the table. At today’s Portland City Council meeting, the city will adopt an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with ODOT to provide … Read more
Huge news from the Portland Mercury and Willamette Week: The nonprofit Albina Vision Trust has decided it will no longer support the Oregon Department of Transportation’s I-5 Rose Quarter project and they will no longer participate in an advisory role. In a tweet posted today, reporter Blair Stevnick wrote, “Albina Vision Trust is withdrawing from … Read more