PBOT staffer urged volunteer advisory committee to edit letter on controversial project
Regardless of PBOT’s intent here, the episode has left a bad taste in the mount of many committee members.
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Regardless of PBOT’s intent here, the episode has left a bad taste in the mount of many committee members.
In many parts of the city there isn’t enough room on the sidewalk.
Current and former committee members are frustrated by PBOT’s lack of clarity around how the bodies can be most effective.
A member of the Portland Bureau of Transportation Pedestrian Advisory Committee (PAC) has decided to resign from the committee for what she says is the agency’s, “inability to respond swiftly and proactively to the crises we are facing, the lack of creative thinking and solutions, and reasons why we need to see more action from … Read more
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