Land Use, Transportation & Sustainability Committee (LUTSC)
Land Use & Transportation are at the heart of how our community is shaped. Come join us at our meetings to help dive deeper and shape what our local response is to current projects and actions.
MEETING DATES
Land Use Meetings take place via Zoom, unless otherwise announced.
2024 Quarterly Meetings:
Tuesday, March 19, 2024, 6:30-8:30 pm
TBD, Pending new LUTSC volunteer Chair or Co-chairs
2023 Quarterly Meetings were held on the following dates:
Wednesday, April 5, 2023, 6:30-8:30 pm
Tuesday, June 27, 2023, 7-9 pm
Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023, 6:30-8:30 pm
View the Draft Agenda
Richmond Updates & Developments: Land Use News
Land Use Resources
With these three websites you can find out just about anything related to land use throughout the city: portlandmaps.com, nextportland.com/map, and BPS's Planning Site
portlandmaps.com
This site is actively maintained by the city and is the hub for almost any question you might have about properties, zonings, future planning, etc. Make sure to look through the Portland Maps Gallery for some of the best maps any city in the US provides about itself. Here's some of my favorites:
Construction Maps
Demolition Maps
nextportland.com/map
This site is not maintained by the city, but they do attempt to follow the latest news to keep up to date on upcoming projects and such.
BPS's Planning Site
Current city-wide projects that might impact Richmond
Historic Resources Code Project: How the City of Portland identifies, designates and protects historic resources
Vintage Buildings Study (i.e “Low Rise Commercial Buildings Analysis” 2016, City of Portland Mixed Use Zones Project) - identifies many unprotected and vulnerable historic areas including Hawthorne and Division. See map on page 4.
Residential Infill Project - Single-Dwelling-Zoned Properties
Better Housing by Design - Multi-Dwelling-Zoned Properties
Mixed-Use Zones Project - Commercially Zoned Properties
Design - Not just the size of the building, but how it effects people and improves neighborhoods
PDX Main Streets Design Guidelines (adopted for Division & Hawthorne)
2035 Comprehensive Plan -
Long-range plan that helps the City prepare for and manage expected population and employment growth
Transportation Resources
Ladd-Harrison-Lincoln Greenway Project
Reduce cut-through car traffic, address high speeds, and create a low stress environment for people walking and biking on SE Ladd/Harrison/Lincoln between SE Clay and SE 60thClinton Greenway Project
Completed in 2016Division Transit Project
Improve travel between Downtown Portland, Southeast and East Portland and Gresham with easier, faster and more reliable bus service.