Lloyd to Woodlawn Neighborhood Greenway
PBOT ‘unlikely to advance proposal’ for 9th Avenue diverters after heated meeting
The City of Portland is once again headed back to the drawing board for their Lloyd-to-Woodlawn Neighborhood Greenway project. Back in March, the bureau of transportation dropped a proposal that would have used 7th Avenue as the main, low-stress bicycling connection between the forthcoming carfree bridge in the Lloyd District and the ever-growing Woodlawn neighborhood. … Read more
Guest Opinion: Losing the 7th Avenue greenway
We may not get the greenway we wanted but we can still make a better community.
PBOT decides on 9th Avenue for route of future Lloyd to Woodlawn Neighborhood Greenway
A disappointment for some, a compromise for all.
Activism insight: You don’t need to change the world to make a difference
My street is a little better already.
PBOT expands ‘engagement with black community’ to hear concerns around greenway project
It’s not just how many people speak up, it’s who speaks up.
My neighbors actually showed up! Maybe it was just the free ice cream
This is the conclusion to Kiel Johnson’s grassroots effort to talk to more of his neighbors about a transportation project. Don’t miss part one and part two. After three days of knocking on doors inviting our neighbors to an ice cream social to discuss the proposed Lloyd to Woodlawn Neighborhood Greenway, it was time to … Read more
Hi I’m Kiel, want to come to an ice cream social to talk about a transportation project?
We knocked on 200 doors.
Taking greenway activism door-to-door in northeast Portland
True, boots-on-the-ground, neighborhood-level activism.
Amid echoes of Williams project, city expands outreach plan for Lloyd-to-Woodlawn greenway
Where the concerns come from matters.
PBOT’s latest greenway proposal includes pocket parks, mini-roundabouts, and a dead-end for drivers
True to the name of greenways.