Public health, environmental, and transpo orgs say street fee proposal is ‘good public policy’
8 non-profits just came out strongly in favor of PBOT’s transportation funding plan.
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8 non-profits just came out strongly in favor of PBOT’s transportation funding plan.
Sorry PBA and The Oregonian, the push for new transportation revenue was never just about paving and maintenance.
PBOT staffer Mark Lear updated advisory committee members on the Our Street funding effort.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) This morning in a conference room in the Portland Building, Bureau of Transportation staff laid out how they intend to spend $173.8 million in new revenue they hope to collect from residents and businesses in the first six years … Read more
The City’s big pitch for new transportation revenue has begun.