Mary Lou Wendall writes a detailed story about how Portland officials screwed up a plan to build a major affordable housing project on the corner of North and Walnut streets on Munjoy Hill and touched off a citizen revolt by allegedly shutting out citizen input into the planning process until all major decisions had been made. Those angered by the way in which the city handled the project have formed a group, Concerned Citizens for a Balanced Approach to Portland\u27s Future, and have been petitioning for a referendum that would force the city to update its comprehensive land-use plan, create the growth management plan required by state law, and appoint a citizen\u27s advisory committee to assist in the process. In the meanwhile, until...
Portland City Councilor Charlie Harlow has been working since 1988 to prevent Burt Wolf from develo...
Some community activists believe that some members of the Portland City Council are attempting to ke...
So Noted piece urging the Portland Planning Board to approve a $10 million, 72-unit apartment compl...
Cover Story piece on a controversial citizen initiated referendum in Portland that would temporaril...
City piece on Portland city councilor Peter O\u27Donnell\u27s recent warning to Roger Gendron, the ...
So Noted piece urging Portland citizens to reject the Campaign for a Comprehensive Plan because it ...
City piece on a proposal to change the way the city of Portland notifies residents about impending ...
Brief piece about two referendums approved by Portland voters that some real estate developers say m...
Cover Story piece on a growing tendency of neighborhoods, particularly in Portland, to refuse to al...
Planning scholarship and practice from the vantage point of Portland, Oregon in the past year and a ...
City piece on a Campaign for a Comprehensive Plan, which is responsible for a May 1 referendum that...
City piece on a referendum initiative by the Campaign for a Comprehensive Plan limiting development...
Newsreal piece on the unrest at the Portland West Neighborhood Planning Council. Peter O\u27Donnel...
The Talk of Maine piece on a two-year campaign by certain Portland officials to repair the city-o...
Portland city officials are alarmed by the number of taxpayers abandoning the city for the relative ...
Portland City Councilor Charlie Harlow has been working since 1988 to prevent Burt Wolf from develo...
Some community activists believe that some members of the Portland City Council are attempting to ke...
So Noted piece urging the Portland Planning Board to approve a $10 million, 72-unit apartment compl...
Cover Story piece on a controversial citizen initiated referendum in Portland that would temporaril...
City piece on Portland city councilor Peter O\u27Donnell\u27s recent warning to Roger Gendron, the ...
So Noted piece urging Portland citizens to reject the Campaign for a Comprehensive Plan because it ...
City piece on a proposal to change the way the city of Portland notifies residents about impending ...
Brief piece about two referendums approved by Portland voters that some real estate developers say m...
Cover Story piece on a growing tendency of neighborhoods, particularly in Portland, to refuse to al...
Planning scholarship and practice from the vantage point of Portland, Oregon in the past year and a ...
City piece on a Campaign for a Comprehensive Plan, which is responsible for a May 1 referendum that...
City piece on a referendum initiative by the Campaign for a Comprehensive Plan limiting development...
Newsreal piece on the unrest at the Portland West Neighborhood Planning Council. Peter O\u27Donnel...
The Talk of Maine piece on a two-year campaign by certain Portland officials to repair the city-o...
Portland city officials are alarmed by the number of taxpayers abandoning the city for the relative ...
Portland City Councilor Charlie Harlow has been working since 1988 to prevent Burt Wolf from develo...
Some community activists believe that some members of the Portland City Council are attempting to ke...
So Noted piece urging the Portland Planning Board to approve a $10 million, 72-unit apartment compl...