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06/14/2017 - Packet M.— p- Completeness Review for Boards, Commissions TIGARD and Committee Records CITY OF TIGARD CCAC - City Center Advisory Commission Name of Board, Commission or Committee June 14,2017 Date of Meeting I have verified these documents are a complete copy of the official record. Joe Patton,Meeting Secretary Print Name pvPq gnature July 13,2017 Date 41 City of Tigard City Center Advisory Commission Agenda MEETING DATE/TIME: June 14, 2017— 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. MEETING LOCATION: Attwell off Main, Community Room, 12850 SW Ash Ave.,Tigard, OR 97223 Optional: Tour of Attwell off Main by Property Manager—meet in lobby 6:00 1. CALL TO ORDER Carine 6:30 2. CONSIDER MINUTES Carine 6:35 3. PUBLIC COMMENT Carine 6:40 4. RECREATION AND DOWNTOWN Anthony Markey 6:45 5. URBAN RENEWAL BALLOT MEASURES UPDATE Sean, Carine 7:10 6. DOWNTOWN 5 YEAR PLAN Sean 7:25 7. CCAC 2ND QUARTER GOALS/2016 RECOMMENDATIONS UPDATE Sean, Carine 7:45 8. PROJECT UPDATES Sean 7:55 9. EQUITABLE HOUSING GRANT Sean 8:05 10. LIAISON REPORTS Carine 8:15 11. NON-AGENDA ITEMS All 8:25 12. ADJOURN MEETING Carine 8:30 *EXECUTIVE SESSION:The Tigard City Center Advisory Commission may go into Executive Session to discuss real property transaction negotiations under ORS 192.660(2) (e).All discussions are confidential and those present may disclose nothing from the Session.Representatives of the news media are allowed to attend Executive Sessions,as provided by ORS 192.660(4),but must not disclose any information discussed.No Executive Session may be held for the purpose of taking any final action or making any final decision.Executive Sessions are closed to the public. Upcoming meetings of note: Wednesday,July 12,6:30 p.m., Regular CCAC Meeting, Red Rock Creek The City of Tigard tries to make all reasonable modifications to ensure that people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate equally in all city meetings. Upon request,the city will do its best to arrange for the following services/equipment: • Assistive listening devices. • Qualified sign language interpreters. • Qualified bilingual interpreters. Because the city may need to hire outside service providers or arrange for specialized equipment,those requesting services/equipment should do so as far in advance as possible,but no later than 3 city work days prior to the meeting.To make a request, call 503-718-2591 voice or 503-684-2772 DD-Telecommunications Devices for the Dea . CITY CENTER ADVISORY COMMISSION AGENDA-June 14, 2017 City of Tigard 1 13125 SW Hall Blvd.,Tigard, OR 97223 1 503-639-4171 1 www.tigard-or.gov I Page 1 of 1 CITY OF TIGARD CITY CENTER ADVISORY COMMISSION Meeting Minutes June 14, 2017 Members Present: Josh Kearney,Tim Myshak, Kate Rogers (Vice Chair),Richard Shavey, and Sarah Villanueva (Ex Officio). Members Absent: Carine Arendes (Chair),Joyce Casey, and Gloria Pinzon Marin. Staff Present: Redevelopment Project Manager Sean Farrelly, Senior Administrative Specialist Joe Patton, and Recreation Coordinator Anthony Markey. Others Present: Councilor John Goodhouse, Council Liaison to the CCAC. 1. CALL TO ORDER Vice Chair Rogers called the meeting to order at 6:30 pm. The meeting was held in the Attwell off Main Community Room, 12850 SW Ash Ave.Joe recorded the roll call. 2. CONSIDER MINUTES The May 10, 2017 CCAC Minutes were unanimously approved. 3. PUBLIC COMMENT None. 4. RECREATION AND DOWNTOWN Anthony distributed the activity guide and gave a brief overview of activities planned for the summer. Suggestions for downtown activities included a small walking parade,geocaching, scavenger hunt, passport with swag as prizes, and food carts. 5. URBAN RENEWAL BALLOT MEASURES UPDATE Sean noted that both the Tigard Triangle and the expansion of downtown URD Measure passed. Staff have discussed the potential of an advisory board to cover both areas,perhaps known as the Town Center Advisory Committee. Commissioners agreed it is beneficial to have one group focused on urban renewal issues. Susan Shanks will present some of the infrastructure issues in the Triangle and discussion on bylaws and composition can occur at a future meeting. 6. DOWNTOWN 5 YEAR PLAN Sean gave an overview of the project matrix. It will assist Commissioners with evaluating the project feasibility and to prioritize them as the expanded URD will provide more funding. 7. CCAC 2ND QUARTER GOALS/2016 RECOMMENDATIONS UPDATE Sean reviewed the updates to the CCAC Goals and to the 2016 Recommendations for CCDA Consideration. 8. PROJECT UPDATES Sean discussed the discussions with TriMet and the possibility of redeveloping the Nicoli property. Three potential sites were considered for siting of affordable housing although decisions on two of them are awaiting SW Corridor decisions before their feasibility is known. Page 1 of 2 CITY CENTER ADVISORY COMMISSION June 14,2017 9. EQUITABLE HOUSING GRANT Work is starting on a new grant to look at equitable housing. The three sites noted in the Project Updates will be looked at further to determine which will best meet Tigard's affordable housing needs. The focus will be on predevelopment work. The City is collaborating with affordable housing advocates. 10. LIAISON REPORTS—None. 11. NON-AGENDA ITEMS A. There is a walking tour of the Heritage Trail on June 29. B. The Taste of Tigard is on June 17. 12. ADJOURN MEETING The meeting was adjourned at 8:25 pm. 1 Joe Utton, CCAC Meeting Secretary ATTEST: Carine Ar d),Chair Page 2of2 SUMMER 2017 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDEIN, 0 a E V VOW E 0 0 0 w J ' x� I ■ r. • F ,t Pop U 1 , in the Park �► " for National Park and Recreation Month #PlayOnJuly °i Family Fest Three days of fun, September 8-10 F Ikj •�`00YOUR FVN� a � - S Letter from our Public Works Director he summer edition of Tigard's Parks &Rec Activity Guide is full of ways to Find Your Fun! Our theme this summer is "Get Your Play On!"in conjunction with The National Recreation W, R and Park Association's annual campaign to celebrate July as National Parks 4 and Recreation Month! In celebration,our staff will be hosting events in parks throughout the city during the month of July.View page 17 to see the �#'� calendar and participate. This summer we're offering EVEN MORE great events and activities like movies in the park, summer concerts,camps,classes and more. In the past year,we've been humbled by community support for our program.This is the city's first mailed Parks&Recreation Activity Guide. Over 2,000 people attended the Egg Hunt in April,more than double our first year.We can't wait to see what this summer has in store. In closing,they say that every summer has its own story.What will yours be? * i 1 Best regards, Brian Rager Public Works Director y City of Tigard City of Tigard 13125 SW Hall Blvd. Tigard,Oregon 97223 503.718.2591 1 www.tigard-or.gov 1 , FA,= T V- - UR Niv ' I, PARK AND RECREATION MONTH JULY 2017 . . , . 1 p. -11 A C T I V I T Y G U I D E co me n t s R E W 2 Letter from PW Director ROM OPEN GREEN FIELDS TO 4 About Tigard Parks& Rec fishing on the Tualatin River, parks in Tigard offer you the great 6 AgUatICS outdoors.With nearly 550 acres of parks, _ 70 Youth' Arts/S.T.E.M greenways and natural areas,the City of . Tigard provides a variety of options for 80 Youth: Outdoors recreation,while protecting the area's , 9 Youth' Sports natural beauty and providing valuable wildlife habitat. 110 Adult With between 16-18 staff during the summer,the Parks crew not only maintains r; 13 Senior our beautiful spaces,but also prepares for 14 W Family some of the season's biggest events like ik- the Balloon Festival and the 4th of July 16 1W Events Fireworks. If you see them out and about, remember to give them a big thank you for ` lk 19 Community Connections working so hard in the hot sun! ® °.. & Contact Info 20 Tigard Parks Map 21 Park Reservations TIGARDS E Q U 0 1 A PARKS & REC SECONDGETS A contacts THE 100-YEAR-OLD TREE that was Anthony Markey removed from the library will be Recreation Coordinator used in city parks as a nature play 503.718.2584 area.The city's Urban Forestry CodeAnthony@tigard-or.gov requires that trees removed in sensitive lands be replaced onsite. Multiple Marissa Grass native evergreen trees will be planted Public Works Communication further from the bank of the creek. For 503.718.2428 more information, head to marissa@tigard-or.gov www.tigard-or.gov/sequoia ■ y Lexi Hallum Recreation Administration 1� 503.718.2604 +° lexih@tigard-or.gov AN Martin McKnight Parks Supervisor 503.718.2598 martin@tigard-or.gov +i 4 <� itM Ooo YOUR FUNi A Great Place to Get Connected friends,families and neighbors.To learn Get involved and active with Tigard Parks more about Tigard's vision to become &Rec.We encourage you to browse a healthier and more connected city, our Activity Guide,which will be posted visit us online at www.tigard-or.gov/ four times a year,to check out what's strategicplan happening in your neighborhood. If you're looking to learn a new hobby,meet some Stay in Touch • � new friends,develop your skills,get out We will be posting news and updates at of the house or just be entertained—we www.tigard-or.gov/recreation and on have something for you. the city's social media accounts.Want to chat about upcoming projects?Find Our recreation activities and parks and our Facebook group,Tigard Parks&Rec. trails support Tigard's Vision to become Connect with us for information about the most walkable community in the class times,upcoming events and more! Our Mission: Pacific Northwest where people of all We exist to provide healthy and ages and abilities enjoy healthy and Thank you for your interest, diverse recreational opportunities interconnected lives.We hope everyone Anthony Markey through programs, events,parks,and can enjoy the many activities our city has 503.718.2584 natural areas,for all ages and abilities, to offer that connect our residents with anthony@tigard-or.gov ensuring that the City of Tigard is a desirable place to live and play. .. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » Find us on Social Media: We strive to be inclusive to all.If you or someone you know needs special assistance for any Tigard Parks &Rec activity or program,please let us know! If you have any ideas or tips to help us be more inclusive,please tell us! @CityofTigard @TigardOR @cityoftigard 4 1 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 TIGARD PARKS & REC AT A GLANCE SCHOLARSHIPS A V A I L A B L E JUNE .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Go Skateboarding Day! JUL� Did you know.... National Recreation Month Scholarships are available for all Tigard Parks & Rec classes and AUGUST Movies & Concert in the Park events? These scholarships can cover up to 7S% of a program's SEPTEMBER cost and are valid through the Family Fest 2017 calendar year. To find out more information and to apply, please visit: www.tigard-or.gov/recreation City of Tigard Get Involved ! ala I [Yiest Volunteers have a huge impact SEPT 8 Movie in the Park on our programs and ensure the SEPT 9 Family Fest Fun Run success of our events. If you're interested in getting involved with Downtown Tigard Street Fair your community while also having fun, we have opportunities for latino Festival you. To get involved, contact us at: SEPT to Tigard Farmers Fest Market recreation@figard-or.gov SEPTEMBER 8 — 10 SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 5 .� fif ff � f / f PUBLIC SWIM SWIM LESSONS PARTY ROOM RENTALS The Tigard Swim Center is open for public Classes are American Red Cross certified Both the Tigard and Tualatin Swim swim!Visit the TTAD website for details and run%hour in length. Level class Centers may be rented by the public. and dates at www.ttadpools.com students must be 5 years of age or older. Great for birthday parties,family Preschool program is for 3 and 4 years of gatherings,school or club functions and Tigard Swim Center I Prices Vary age. Register online at www.ttadpools.com meetings.To reserve, call 503-431-5455. Mon—Sun,starting Jun 26 11-3:55 p.m. Tigard Swim Center Tigard Swim Center I Prices Vary $60 in district 1 $75 out of district Sat—Sun 14:15—5:15 p.m. FAMILY SWIM (unless otherwise stated) The Tigard Swim Center is open for Mon—Sun,starting Jun 26 family swim! Visit the TTAD website for details and dates at www.ttadpools.com DAILY • NS IN-DISTRICT OUT-OF-DISTRICT Tigard Swim Center I Prices Vary Sun&Tue,starting Jun 25 16:30-7:55 p.m. Student(18&under) $4 $5 Adult $5 $6 TIGARD T U A L A T I N Family Night $8 $10 YEARLY PASS AQUATIC D ISTRICT IN-DISTRICT OUT-OF-DISTRICT TIGARD POOL Student(18&under) $140 $155 8680 SW Durham Road Adult $200 $240 Tigard,OR 97224 Family Night $340 $375 503-431-5455 Senior(62+) $125 $150 6 1 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 � _ J 1 I r 1� ART S.T.E.M. CODING WITH KIDS: Science,Technology,Engineering,Math M I N ECRAFT MODS CAMP TEEN ANIME FEST Ages 8-16 Grades 6-12 TREBUCHE DEMO Ages 10-18 Building Minecraft mods is a great way to The theme is Construction/Deconstruc- learn programming, encourage creativity tion,so come as our favorite anime We'll have asix-foot replica of the y dreaded medieval siege machine!Take and enhance problem solving skills.To landmark and you may win a prize.Watch register:www.tigard-or.gov/recreation anime,sculpt Studio Ghibli charms, make turns building and smashing walls,while buttons and eat Japanese snacks! the experts from Knights of Veritas p school you in ancient battle tactics. Dirksen Education Center 1 $365 Tigard Public Library I Free Sponsored by Friends of the Tigard Library Mon—Fri,Jul 17—Jul 21 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fri,Jul 28 12-5 p.m. Mon—Fri,Aug 7—Aug 1119 a.m.-4 p.m. Tigard Public Library Free Mon—Fri,Aug 28—Sep 1 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fri,Jul 14 4-5 p.m. LIGHT UP ART! _ =WITH PAPER CIRCUIT Ages 5-12 Make awesome interactive paper art, like collages that sparkle,greeting cards that light up when opened,origami animals / with glowing eyes,or anything else you I r can dream up! ° •• AW Tigard Public Library I Free • Sun,Aug 13 11:30-3:30 p.m. �- Ah. SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 7 • S.T.E.M. to the next level. Instructors coach small NATURE SLEUTHS Science,Technology,Engineering,Math groups as they build more complex games SUMMER CAMP of their own design.To register: Ages 7-10 CODING WITH KIDS: BEGINNER www.tigard-or.gov/recreation q Dirksen Nature Park hosts seven unique GAME DEVELOPMENT Dirksen Education Center 1 $349 habitats that support robust plant and an- Ages 7-14 Mon—Fri,Aug 7—Aug 11 19a.m.-4p.m. imal communities.With a focus on explo- Aspiring coders can take their first steps up Mon—Fri,Aug 28—Sep 1 19a.m.-4 p.m. ration and hands-on learning,participants the Coder's Ladder by building their first will get up close and personal with these exciting communities.To register: games and learning and practicing core MAD SCIENCE: RADICAL tualatinriverkeepers.org/education/camp/ programming concepts.To register: ROBOTS, SUMMER CAMP www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Ages 8-12 Dirksen Nature Park Dirksen Education Center 1 $349 Spend the week exploring the wonder- $215 for TRK members $245 for non-members Mon—Fri,Jul 17—Jul 21 1 9a.m.-4p.m. ful world of automation. From the very Mon—Fri,Jul 10—Jul 14 19 a.m.-4 p.m. basics of robotics to the complexity of building TWO of your own robots!To reg- MAD SCIENCE: ROCKET LAB, ister:www.tigard-or.gov/recreation SUMMER CAMP AMAZING ADAPTATIONS Ages 7-11 Fanno Creek House 1 $354 SUMMER CAMP Mon—Fri,Aug 14—Aug 18 1 9a.m.-4p.m. Ages 10-13 3...2...1... Blast off!This camp is rockets, rockets and more rockets! Build and Run,jump,swim,and play your way launch a rocket everyday as you learn all to a summer adventure! Get lost in about,you guessed it, rockets!To regis- the woods!Try your hand at catching ter:www.tigard-or.gov/recreation a crawdad or two.All camps hosted + at Dirksen also include a full day of Fanno Creek House 1 $175 paddling on the Tualatin River with Mon—Fri,Jul 24—Jul 28 19 a.m.—noon experienced river guides.To register: tualatinriverkeepers.org/education/camp/ MAD SCIENCE: ,— Dirksen Nature Park SCENE OF THE CRIME ,t , $215 for TRK members Ages 7-11 $245 for non-members Mon—Fri,Jul 24—Jul 28 19 a.m.-4 p.m. Blood spatter&brain matter,oh my! Enter the crime scene and see if your team can solve the crime by observing, OUTDOORS interrogating, and analyzing the SENSE OF PLACE evidence!To register: SUMMER CAMP n wwwce!T- gov/recreation REFUGE ADVENTURES Ages 7-10 Ages 4-6 Campers will use all five senses to Fanno Creek House I $175 Campers will learn to explore the develop a deeper understanding of what Mon—Fri,Jul 24—Jul 28 11-4 p.m. Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge keeps an ecosystem in balance. Discover from a bug's eye view, and gain an the homes of wildlife living at Dirksen appreciation for all living things, big and Nature Park and learn how to protect CODING WITH KIDS: small.To register: this special urban habitat.To register: INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED tualatinriverkeepers.org/education/camp/ tualatinriverkeepers.org/education/camp/ GAME DEVELOPMENT Ages 10-16 Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge Dirksen Nature Park $130 for TRK members $215 for TRK members This camp is for coders who are ready to $140 for non-members $245 for non-members take their game development skills up Mon—Fri,Jun 26—Jun 30 19 a.m.-3 p.m. Mon—Fri,Jul 31—Aug 4 19 a.m.-4 p.m. 8 1 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 • SOCCER SHOTS: CLASSIC CLASS SKYHAWKS: Ages 3-5 MULTI-SPORT CAMP Uses games to focus on basic soccer skills Ages 6-12 like dribbling, passing and shooting.Also Designed to introduce young athletes highlights a positive character trait each - - to a variety of different sports in one session such as respect,teamwork and f setting.Athletes will learn the rules and appreciation.To register: - essentials of each sport through skill- WWW.tigard-or.gov/recreation based games and scrimmage.To register: Bonita Park 1 $160 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Sat Jun 24—Aug 26 9:40-10:15 a.m. Sat Jun 24—Aug 26 10:30-11:05 a.m. Cook Park 1 $149 = Mon I Jun 26—Aug 28111:40 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Mon—Fri,Jun 26—Jun 30 19 a.m.-3 p.m. Summerlake Park 1 $160 Summerlake Park 1 $149 Sun I Jun 25—Aug 2712:55-3:30 p.m. Mon—Fri,Jul 17—Jul 2119 a.m.-3 p.m. LIVING WATER SUMMER CAMP Ages 10-13 SOCCER SHOTS: SKYHAWKS: Search for what's living just below the PREMIER CLASS VOLLEYBALL CAMP surface of our rivers and creeks while Ages 5-8 Ages 7-14 building an appreciation for all the Focuses on individual skill,fitness and All aspects of the game are taught creatures, big and small,that call the sportsmanship, providing an opportunity through drills and exercises that focus on water home.Get a chance to discover for children to be challenged through fun passing,setting, hitting and serving.To beaver dams,and search for crawdads. games and team interaction.Children will register:www.tigard-or.gov/recreation To register:tualatinriverkeepers.org/ also be introduced to competition in a environmental-education/camp/ developmentally appropriate manner.To Cook Park $109 register:www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Mon—Fri,Jun 26—Jun 30 9 a.m.—noon Dirksen Nature Park $215 for TRK members Bonita Park 1 $160 $245 for non-members Sat I Jun 24—Aug 26 111:15 a.m.—noon SKYHAWKS: Mon—Fri,Aug 14—Aug 18 19 a.m.-4 p.m. Summerlake Park 1 $160 TINY HAWK SOCCER CAMP Sun Jun 25—Aug 27 12-2:45 p.m. Ages 3-4 SPORTS Using our progression curriculum, staff will ensure your young athlete will gain the technical skills&sport knowledge SOCCER SHOTS: MINI CLASS required for their next step into soccer.To Ages 2-3 register:www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Introduces children to fundamental `` Summerlake Park 1 $39 soccer principles such as using your Wed—Fri, Jul 5—Jul 7 11— 1:45 p.m. feet,dribbling and the basic rules. Through fun games,songs and positive reinforcement,children will begin to SKYHAWKS: SOCCER CAMP experience the joy of playing soccer and Ages 6-12 being active.To register: www.tigard-or.gov/recreation This camp focuses on dribbling, passing, +.•+ shooting,and ball control.To register: Bonita Park 1 $160 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Sat I Jun 24—Aug 26 19-9:30 a.m. Mon I Jun 26—Aug 28111-11:30 a.m. � { Summerlake Park 1 $75 Summerlake Park 1 $160 Wed—Fri,Jul 5—Jul 7 19 a.m.-noon Sun I Jun 25—Aug 27 13:40-4:10 p.m. ' � SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 9 • SPORTS SKYHAWKS: TENNIS CAMP • • • Ages?-14 Our tennis programs focus on skill refinement as well as practice and match play to develop consistent,well-rounded Community and business support allows the city to tennis players.To register: www.tigard-or.gov/recreation produce events for the entire community to enjoy. By Summerlake Park 1 $109 sponsoring special events, your business will be able to Mon-Fri,Jul 10-Jul 14 19a.m.-noon maximize exposure to city residents and highlight your value to the community. Potential sponsorships include; Movies in the Park, the Annual Egg Hunt,the Family Fest Fun Run and Concerts in the Park. For more information contact: recreation@ tigard-or.gov N SKYHAWKS: FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP Ages 6-12 TIGARD PUBLIC LIBRARY The perfect program for your young athletes who want a complete TM introduction to America's Game or for . those who simply want to brush up on their skills in preparation for league play. To register:www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Summerlake Park 1 $109 \o Mon–Fri,Jul 10–Jul 14 19 a.m.–3 p.m. • SKYHAWKS: MINI HAWK CAMP ' oU Ages 4-7 1 Developed to give children a positive first step into athletics.The essentials — of baseball, basketball and soccer are SUMMER READING PROGRAM taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun!To register: Build a Better World and sign up for summer reading for all www.tigard-or.gov/recreation ages at the library beginning June 1. Reap rewards for reading! Summerlake Park 1 $149 For more information: Mon–Fri,Jul 17–Jul 21 1 9 a.m.–noon www.tigard-or.gov/programs/summer—reading.php 10 1 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 4F SUMMER READING KICK-OFF INTRODUCTION TO HOME Endowment for the Humanities,and the WITH CHICAMARIMBA SOLAR WITH SOLAR OREGON Oregon Cultural Trust. Celebrate the arrival of summer with An expert from the independent non- Tigard Public Library I Free a lively polyrhythmic blend of African profit Solar Oregon will explore how Sun,Jun 1112-4 p.m. and Latin music by fan favorites solar energy for electricity or water Chicamarimba.This program is for all heating can work in Oregon and save you HOW TO TIE A SCARF ages.Sign up for the Adult Summer money. Learn about the basics,current Reading Program between dancing. technologies,and how the finances can Scarves are a great way to add interest Sponsored by Friends of the Library. work for you. and polish to your outfits. Bring your own scarf and drop in for a workshop Tigard Public Library I Free Tigard Public Library I Free demonstrating several chic ways to tie it. Fri,Jun 2 17-8 p.m. Wed,Jun 7 1 7-8:30 p.m. Tigard Public Library I Free THE PAPERMAKERS Oregon Humanities Conversation Project Sat,Jun 17 2-3 p.m. Historian Robert Bresky will discuss his THE SPACE BETWEEN US: new book about the people and events IMMIGRANTS, REFUGEES behind Oregon's industrial revolution AND OREGON at Willamette Falls — one of the coun- Global displacement is on the rise,thanks try's most significant manufacturing to intractable conflicts,economics, success stories. and climate change. Manuel Padilla Tigard Public Library I Free will lead this community conversation Sun,Jun 4 12-3:30 p.m. made possible by the generous support of Oregon Humanities,the National SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 11 1 , TIGARD BLOOD DRIVES TIGARD FARMERS MARKET PARADISE OF SAMOA Help save a life by donating blood.The 25TH ANNIVERSARY FARM TO POLYNESIAN DANCE TROUPE need is constant and your contribution TABLE DINNER & FUNDRAISER Traditional costumes and narration is important for a healthy and reliable Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the highlight Samoan,Tongan,Fijian,Tahitian, blood supply.And you'll feel good Tigard Farmers Market,all food will be Maori and Hawaiian dances. Paradise of knowing you've helped change a life. sourced from local farms.There will be Samoa is an Oregon school of Polynesian a signature cocktail, beer,wine,silent (Pacific Islands)dance.Sponsored by the Tigard Public Library Wed,Jun 2119 a.m.-2:30 p.m. auction and live music. Register at: Friends of the Tigard Library. Wed Sep 6 19 a.m.-2:30 p.m. www.tigardfarmersmarket.org Tigard Public Library I Free Fanno Creek House 1 $85 Sun,Aug 20 12-3 p.m. Tigard Farmers Market Fri,Jul 21 1 5:30-9 p.m. Sun,Jun 25 1 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Sun,Aug 20 1 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. CONTEMPORARY FOLK AND Oregon Humanities Conversation Project WESTERN MUSIC WITH KERRY HOMELESS IN GROMBACHER Oregon Author Kim Dinon THE LAND OF PLENTY THE YELLOW ENVELOPE: Songwriter Kerry Grombacher's music ONE GIFT, THREE RULES, AND Join storyteller Ryan Stroud fora convey- paints vivid portraits of the landscape A LIFE-CHANGING JOURNEY suppo made possible Humanby theities, generous where he's worked and toured,from AROUND THE WORLD support of Oregon Humanities,the New Orleans to the desert Southwest, National Endowment for the Humanities, up to Montana and the Northwest After Kim and the Oregon Cultural Trust. Dinan and her Th forests. Sponsored by the Friends of the husband decide Tigard Public Library I Free Tigard Library. Sat Jul 29 12-3:30 p.m. to quit their Tigard Public Library I Free jobs to travel Sat,Aug 26 1 2-3 p.m. 1,A 0-ftfi i-alA.K04 around the world,they're TEABAG ROSETTES / given a yellow If you like origami,you'll love crafting + l .A envelope-.:. with teabag paper. Fold and interlock - ` containing identically-sized pieces of paper to create 4 +. a check and a beautiful rosette shape. _ instructions to give the money away.The only three rules for the envelope:don't Tigard Public Library I Free overthink it; share your experiences; Sat,Aug 5 12-3:30 p.m. don't feel pressured to give it all away. _ Tigard Public Library I Free Sun,Jun 25 1 2-3 p.m. Share Your Wealth of Wisdom ADAPTIVE RECREATION OPTIONS FOR THE INDEPENDENT Unique Abilities Fit Camp NON-FICTION WRITER Come join us for fun in the sun! ONE HOUSE: Panel discussion with non-fiction writers Camp will consist of exercise BUILDING ABETTER WORLD from the Northwest Independent Writers games, crafts and friendship. Association about how to get what you This camp is designed for teens Iowa musician,songwriter and storyteller have to say out there, be it biography,a and adults with special needs. David G.Smith looks at the issues lifelong hobby, or hard-won experience Register at: affecting our world today.Sponsored by from your(other)career.Sponsored by www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Friends of the Tigard Library Friends of the Tigard Library Cook Park 1 $160 Tigard Public Library I Free Tigard Public Library I Free Mon—Thu,Jul 17-20 19-11 a.m. Wed,Jul 15 14-5 p.m. Fri,Aug 1117-8:30 p.m. 12 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 Seniors Ages better Ilk F M FITNESS ART EVENTS TAI CHI PAINTING CLASS BINGO On-going.Ten-week sessions. No experi- On-going. Improve your painting On-going.Socialize with others as you ence needed for level 1. skills in this relaxing and encouraging play this iconic game. Tigard Senior Center 1 $40 per session environment. Bring your own materials. Tigard Senior Center I Free Thu I Level 1 1 10:15 a.m. Tigard Senior Center I Free Tue&Thu 1 12:45 p.m. Thu I Level 2 19 a.m. Mon 1 1-4 p.m. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SENIOR FITNESS ART CLUB AT THE MOVIES On-going. A healthy and fun blend of On-going.Jump start your Tuesdays by On-going.Join us for a classic movie,hot fitness activities. expressing your creative side. Bring your popcorn,and an ice cold pop! Tigard Senior Center I Free own materials. Mon,Wed,Fri 18:45-9:45 a.m. Tigard Senior Center � Free Mon,Wed,Fri � 10-11 a.m. Tigard Senior Center I Free Wed 11 p.m. Tue 19 a.m.—noon Tigard Senior Center OPEN: Mon — Fri 1 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ON DINING: 11:30 a.m. — 1 p.m. Volunteers are always needed! , �41�'SB DISHES GES 1¢y CONTACT: info@tigardseniorcenter.org 1 SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 13 IV A IL AL rPk CA w NATURE & OUTDOOR BIKE TO THE MARKET LET'S BUILD A FORT! Take a family bike ride to the Tigard Help create a community fort outside COOK PARK Area Farmers Market for Bike to Mar- on the lawn,then enjoy time reading or CANOE & KAYAK RENTAL ket Day! Anyone who rides their bike to playing in the newly built structure! Bring Tualatin Riverkeepers rents canoes and the market will receive some gifts and your creativity&enthusiasm.We'll supply kayaks from the boat ramp at Cook other special goodies. the boxes and building supplies. Park.The rental fleet consists of canoes, Public Works Parking Lot I Free Tigard Public Library I Free tandem kayaks,solo kayaks and stand-up Sun,Jun 11 1 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Sun,Jul 9 11:30-3 p.m. paddle boards. Cook Park I *See below for pricing Fri–Sun,Memorial Day to Labor Day THE OREGON BIRD MAN WALK 'N' WORDS 9a.m.-6p.m. _ — Wildlife educator FAM I LY STORY TI M E *Canoes and double kayaks cost$35 per boat for up to 4 hours and$10 per additional hour. Karl Anderson will Join us Saturdays for outdoor story time! Solo kayaks and SUPS rentfor$25.Life jackets show off his array Be ready to craft,walk, run and jump on and paddles are included. of colorful birds the nature path (weather permitting). If from the jungle! it's raining too hard,we'll keep the fun His presentation inside.Stories will begin promptly at features up-close- 10:45 a.m. and-personal living avian ambassadors from four continents. Tigard Public Library I Free Sat,Jul 22–Aug 12 1 10:30-11:15 a.m. Tigard Public Library I Free Tue,Jun 20 16:30-7:30 p.m. 14 1 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 CLOWN MICHAEL O'NEILL Join Michael O'Neill,clown extraordinaire, TS GAR D for a performance full of family fun and WALKS lots of laughs! Tigard Public Library I Free Tue,Jul 18 12-3 p.m. E CITY OF hosts r, ERIC HERMAN Tevents.Watch our site for & PUPPY DOG DAVE the route maps. Eric Herman's music videos have gotten Questions? , 76. nearly 50 million views on YouTube. www.tigard-or.gov/tigardwalks NATIONAL Now you and your family can enjoy FARMERS MARKET WEEK the comedy and creativity of his GOLF COURSE outrageously fun songs firsthand! OCOURSE Celebrate National Farmers Market Week 20171 Check out the Tigard Farmers Market Tigard Public Library I Free website to learn more about the week's Tue,Jul 25 13-4 p.m. events.www.TigardFarmersMarket.org Locations vary I Free RICK HUDDLE VARIETY SHOW SISTERS DAY Sun—Sat,Aug 6-12 1 Times vary Rick Huddle's variety show of physical Sat,Aug 5 1 10 . humor,theatrical storytelling,and music SHOWS will have the whole family laughing, singing,and playing their way to a deeper Calling All • you know VENTRILOQUIST understanding of each other. of a route or • particularly VIKKI GASKO GREEN area of the city to suggest • r a Tigard Public Library I Free group walk?We intend to feature Top-notch ventriloquist Vikki Gasko Tue,Aug 112-3 p.m. different parts Green will performs a family-friendly share new and interesting places show featuring puppets,stories,and fun! to walk that residentsnot Traveling Lantern Theatre Company know about. Joanne Tigard Public Library I Free presents: Bengston with your ideasat Mon,Jun 26 12—3 p.m. . . •. THE RIBBLES BUILD A RESIDENCE RED YARN PRESENTS: The Ribbles are expecting a baby Ribblet, BORN IN THE DEEP WOODS and they need a new home.Through interactive games and discovering basic As Red fixes up an old log cabin in the building techniques,the audience will i Deep Woods for his growing family to live in, he learns how forest animals build help design it. their homes and raise their young. Red Tigard Public Library I Free Yarn&the Critters team up to create Tue,Aug 8 16:30-7:30 p.m. A a better future for all of their children, human and animal alike,through song, — � dance, and puppets. Tigard Public Library I Free Tue,Jul 11 1 6:30-7:30 p.m. SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 15 L L e x y Y� Events 'V MARKETS JUNE TIGARD BULL MOUNTAIN FARMERS MARKET SUMMER KICKOFF PARTY: A fun family atmosphere with music,food,and activities. MICAH AND ME MUSIC SHOW 14389 SW Pacific Hwy. I Free ti The Micah&Me Children's Music show is Sat-Sun,May-Oct 19 a.m.-2 p.m. r�'4�,' l ;` `t a dance party for toddlers!This live music - - show is targeted at ages zero to seven and SUPA FRESH YOUTH FARM STAND the young at heart. Register at www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Supa Fresh is a youth-operated farm that teaches interns w �r-/v\,,work and life skills.The farm stand features seasonal produce, Cook Park 1 Free p .��+. .• START OF sustainably-grown by the Supa Fresh Youth. ' „ Thu,Jun 8 1 11 a.m. SUMMERS 9055 SW Locust St. I Free Wed,Jun—Oct 1 2:30-6:30 p.m.p.m. GRAND OPENING OF THE TIGARD FARMERS MARKET TIGARD FARMERS MARKET THURSDAY MARKET � r Fresh local produce, meats, honey,flowers,crafts and more. Open Thursdays from 4 to 8 p.m. Bring the kids to participate in the Market Sprouts Kids Club June through August near the Tigard and Sprouts Community Garden. Street Trail. Come to enjoy local music, Tigard Public Works I Free produce, products and even dinner! Sun,Apr-Oct 19 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 12345 SW Main St. 1 Free lir 12345 SW Main St. 1 Free Thu,Jun 1 14-8 p.m.,�� Thu,Jun-Aug 14-8 p.m. 16 1 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 JUNE FESTIVAL OF BALLOONS Get down to Cook Park early each TIGARD POLICE OPEN HOUSE morning to experience the spectacular The Tigard Police Department welcomes hot air balloons as they launch (weather Pw�Fm T the community to their first Open House. permitting)and dot the morning sky. R There will be tours,demonstrations,a Spend the afternoon shopping at the BBQ and plenty of Tigard Police staff craft and business vendor booths.Visit members—including Tigard's new Chief of the Rogue Beer Garden, listen to live Police, Kathy McAlpine —to answer your music,enjoy the Funtastic carnival fun P questions. center and a whole lot more! A Tigard City Hall I Free Cook Park 13 Day-Weekend Pass is Sat,Jun 3 111 a.m.—3 p.m. available at the gate for$7 or purchase in advance online for$5 at PARK AND RECREATION M www.tigardballoon.org J U LY 2017 CELLOBOP WITH Fri—Sun,Jun 23-25 15:45 a.m.-11 p.m. GIDEON FREUDMANN Composer and electric cellist Gideon JULY 0A. Nv %'4'1,�','`=, w—ma,org/July Freudmann uses technology to sample, POP UP IN THE PARK! loop and layer tracks in real time,creat- 10TH ANNUAL MIDDLE OF ing complex and nuanced music.Spon- MILLEN DRIVE Join Tigard Parks&Rec in celebrating sored by Friends of the Tigard Library. National Recreation Month.Get ready to It's MOMDIDP time!Join in on the play outside with various sports,games Tigard Public Library I Free Independence Day Parade,always at 4 and crafts. Let us take care of the fun! Sat,Jun 10 12—3 p.m. p.m.on the 4th right here in red,white, and beautiful Tigard. Cook Park Free Wed,Jul 5 11 a.m.-1 p.m. TASTE OF TIGARD SW 92nd and 93rd Avenues near Tigard Summerlake Park I Free High School Free Wed,Jul 12 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Stroll,Share,Savor.Tigard food and Tue,Jul 4 4 p.m. beverage entrepreneurs will offer a Bonita Park Free tasting tour at the Tigard Street Heritage Wed,Jul 19 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Trail and Plaza.Vendors will have specialty Woodard Park I Free t �iwe� dishes and festival food for sale.Tasting ' S�'J�' Wed,Jul 26 11 a.m.-1 p.m. passports are available for pre-sale only at ,ert ,. www.tasteoftigard.eventbrite.com .� 12345 SW Main St. � ' ` � '~ COMMUNITY Day-of Admission is Free. PREPAREDNESS FAIR A Tasting Passport is$15 Participants can learn to create a disaster Sat,Jun 17 1 11 a.m.-7 p.m. OLD FASHIONED plan,build an emergency preparedness 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION kit,and get involved in their community's GO SKATEBOARDING DAY! A family event featuring fireworks, emergency preparedness and resiliency live music, kids'games, police and fire activities. Public Works, police and fire Go Skateboarding Day is the official vehicles and a concession stand offering vehicles will be on display;there will also holiday of Skateboarding.Come celebrate light snacks for sale.The Tualatin Valley be music by Sister Mercy,food,activities with Tigard Parks&Rec. Community Band will perform before the and vendor booths. Jim Griffith Memorial Skate Park I Free fireworks. Cook Park Free Wed,Jun 211 Noon—4 p.m. Tigard High School Stadium I Free Fri,Jul 21 6-9 p.m. Tue,Jul 4 18 p.m. SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 1 17 AUGUST SEPTEMBER NATIONAL NIGHT OUT City of Tigard Tigard neighborhoods are encouraged to host a function that will bring f� residents out and together. Be creative 10milylest and do something that will be fun and celebratory. Let's all give crime and illegal SEPTEMBER 8 — 10 drugs a "going-away party in Tigard" Registration will be online at: MOVIE IN THE PARK LATINO FESTIVAL www.tigard-or.gov/nno Watch this newly-released movie on our The 2nd Annual Latino Festival includes 20-ft screen.Come early and play games Latin food, dance performances,face Various Locations Free Tue,Aug 11 Times vary with Tigard Parks& Rec! Rated PG-13. painting for kids of all ages,dance com- Cook Park Free petitions and so much more! � Fri,Sep 8 Movie begins at dusk Venga a celebrar el primer Festival de Ti- gard Gira por Festival Latino! La entrada FAMILY FEST FUN RUN es GRATIS! Ademas de bailarinesfolklori- cos y bailes azteca, habra bailes de salsa, Route uses Tigard trails and ends at the y musica de Maricahi's,el evento incluye * * Downtown Street Fair on Main Street. comida y bebidas a la venta,y cabinas de IF �� Enjoy Koi Fusion tacos after you cool vendedores. off.This fun run is open to runners and walkers of all ages and abilities and is just 12345 Main Street I Free under 3 miles.To register: Sat,Sep 9 1 5-9 p.m. POLICE-COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP6 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Tigard City Hall 1 $5 TIGARD FARMERS FEST KNIT-OUT AND CROCHET 2017 Children under 5 years are free! MARKET Sat,Sep 9 10-11:30 a.m. Learn something new or brush up rusty -� _ Take a trip to the market!This market will skills! Members of the Tigard Knitting feature fun,food and entertainment—as Guild and the Oregon Chapter of the _ well as the produce. Crochet Guild of America will provide instruction,yarn and needles. _ Tigard Public Works � Free Sun,Sep 10 19 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Tigard Public Library I Free Sat,Aug 12 111 a.m.-3 p.m. CONCERT IN THE PARK: DOWNTOWN RADICAL REVOLUTION TIGARD STREET FAIR Get a taste of downtown life with vendors, Radical Revolution is a 6-piece 80's tribute entertainment,and food for all day band that plays a wide range of hits from excitement!Street Fair organized by the the era. Dance away with Tigard Parks& Tigard Downtown Alliance.Learn more at Rec and enjoy food,friends and fun. www.exploredowntowntigard.com Cook Park I Free Main Street in Downtown Tigard I Free Tue,Aug 15 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sat,Sep 9 1 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 18 1 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 COMMUNITY • • BULL MOUNTAIN FARMERS MARKET TIGARD LITTLE LEAGUE Saturday and Sunday,May—October • 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Website: www.tigardll.org 14389 SW Pacific Highway • All ages Tigard Little League is an organization of volunteers in service to the children Website: www.tbmfm.org of our community.Their purpose is to provide a safe,fun Come see local goods near your neighborhood,get your face painted and healthy environment for children to develop the ideals of good sports- for FREE on Sundays,and enjoy fresh food and family fun! manship,teamwork,fair competition and a lasting respect for the games of baseball and softball. TIGARD AREA FARMERS MARKET TIGARD BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION (TBA) Sundays,May—October • 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Website: www.tigardbasketball.org 8777 SW Burnham St. • All ages Want to play recreational basketball?Tigard Basketball Association's recre- Website: www.tigardfarmersmarket.org ational program is a league for boys and girls in grades 3 through 12.TBA The Tigard Area Farmers Market features fun,food and prides themselves on teaching the game,having fun,and focusing entertainment,locally grown fruit and vegetables,flowers, on the kids.TBA's goal is to develop fundamental basketball skills, plants,honey,baked goods and more. sportsmanship and self-esteem. TIGARD TUALATIN COMMUNITY BAND SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL Website: www.tvcb.org • Email:soonmw@gmail.com Website: www.tigard-or.gov/srts The Tualatin Valley Community Band(TVCB)is led by Kevin Soon and is Need help with a walking or biking route?Safe Routes can help! composed of volunteer individuals of all ages who have played musical Be on the lookout for Walk&Bike events throughout the school year. instruments in high school,college and with other groups.NCB For more information contact Anna Dragovich,City of Tigard Safe Routes rehearses in Cook Park at the Bishop-Scheckla gazebo every to School Coordinator,at 503-718-2708 or annad@tigard-orgov Tuesday night from 7-9 p.m.,starting May 31.Bring a picnic basket and listen to live music float through the park. CONTACT INFORMATION TIGARD PARKS&REC TIGARD SENIOR CENTER Anthony Markey,CoordinatorVicki Adams,Center Manager Phone: 503-718-2584 . Phone: 503-620-4613 Email: anthony@tigard-orgov ° Email: vicki.adams@mealsonwheelspeople.org Website: www.tigard-or.gov/recreation Website: www.tigardseniorcenter.org TIGARD POLICE DEPARTMENT TUALATIN RIVER KEEPERS Jim Wolf,Public Information Officer Mike Skuja,Environmental Educator • Phone:503-718-2561 Phone: 503-218-2580 Email:jim@tigard-or.gov Email: mike@tualatinriverkeepers.org TUALATIN )1 Website:www.tigard-or.gov/police Website: www.tualatinriverkeepers.org RIVERI{EEPERS TIGARD PUBLIC LIBRARY TIGARD DOWNTOWN ALLIANCE Paula Walker,Communications Coordinator Jessica Love Phone:503-718-2508 Phone: 503-956-4145 ��� Email:paula@tigard-orgov ° Email:tda@exploredowntowntigard.org Website:www.tigard-orgov/library Website:www.exploredowntowntigard.com TIGARD WALKS SUPA FRESH YOUTH FARMS Joanne Bengtson,Coordinator Katrin Dougherty,Program Director Phone:503-718-2476 a Phone: 503-208-7393 Email:joanne@tigard-or.gov ° Email:katrin.dougherty@ohdc.org Website:www.tigard-or.gov/tigardwalks ' Website:www.supafreshyouthfarm.org TIGARD-TUALATIN AQUATIC DISTRICT(TTAD) TIGARD HISTORICAL SOCIETY Phone:503-431-5455 Phone:503-747-9856 T I G A R 0 T U A L A T I N Email:info@ttadpools.com TT Email: info@tigardhistoricaI.org Website:www.ttadpools.com A®a AT I L 01 ST n I LT Website: www.tigardhistorical.org SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 19 TIGARD PARKS 1 Taylors Ferry Rd. Park shelter rental Ha7je/yq Sports fields rental 11 ■ Parks and open spaces Parks and open space acquired or Sehotts Fevo gd. 8 8 Id improved with 2010 bond measure 217 = Schools ' C a' a > Gr 17 122 O Golf course 5 a 26 r eanb4r 99W ��V M 33 2 �9 ■ q 10 13 Walnut St. 16 r f�� T 2 28, X aS may' #25 •: 23 32 18 Gaarde St.- rQ�G 18 � McDonald St 20 Bull Mountain Rd. r � 5 Bqn"ita Rd. 7 IN a 0 99W m , N — r x Durham Rd. geef gena gd' � �/ a [fiver COMMUNITY PARKS POCKET PARKS DOG PARKS 1 Cook Park 13 Commercial Park 24 Ash Avenue Dog Park 2 Dirksen Nature Park 14 Liberty Park 25 Potso Dog Park 3 Fanno Creek Park 15 Main Street Park 26 Summerlake Dog Park 4 Summerlake Park 16 Windmill Park SKATE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS FUTURE&UNDEVELOPED PARKS 27 Jim Griffith Memorial Skate Park 5 Bonita Park 17 Bagan Park COMMUNITY GARDENS 6 East Butte Heritage Park 18 Bull Mountain Park 28 Greenfield Community Garden 7 Elizabeth Price Park 19 Cach Nature Park 29 Jack Park Community Garden 8 Englewood Park 20 Fields Property 30 Metzger School Garden 9 Jack Park 21 Lasich Lane Property COMMUNITY MEETING SPACE 10 Northview Park 22 Steve Street Property 31 Public Works Building 11 Senn Park 23 Sunrise Park 32 Fanno Creek House 12 Woodard Park 33 Dirksen Education Center 20 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 PARK RESERVATIONS z It's time to start planning your next event in Tigard Parks.Check our shelter rates and availability easily with our convenient online reservation service or speak directly with one of our friendly representatives,503-718-2591.Office hours are Monday-Thursday from 8 a.m,to 6 p.m. Shelter Rentals Perfect for a company picnic,wedding or family reunion,we can help you find the shelter to best suit your needs.Tigard Parks& Rec provides five shelters for rent in Cook Park and one in Summerlake Park. Reservations open on the first business day in January and are accepted on a first come,first served basis.Online reservations are encouraged,and a$5 discount is applied to all i z reservations made online at www.tigard-or.gov/reservations -.f Cook Park Shelter#1 Bishop-Scheckla Pavilion (Gazebo) / Accommodates 100 people ' Accommodates 100 people (7) 6'to 8' tables (8) 8' table Shelter#2 Accommodates 250 people (16) 8' tables Shelter#3 ty ® Accommodates 100 people (9) 8'tables Summerlake Park Shelter#4 Summerlake Picnic Shelter#1 Accommodates 150 people Accommodates 100 people (9) 8'tables (7) 6' to 8'tables Sports Fields The city has nine sports fields available for rent.Online reservations are not Al accepted;reservations can be made by fax,email,mail or in person. For more information,visit www.tigard-or.gov/reservations or contact us at 503-718-2591. a; Parks and Recreation Advisory Board ., Public Board meetings are held the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. The City of Tigard offers more than 540 acres of parks,greenways and natural areas. Our parks system ranges from ballfields to ecosystem reserves to neighborhood dn' r': a spaces.The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board(PRAB)has the responsibility to .• Y d 4�h '^ i. F^' = - advise the public works director and city council regarding park and recreation policies, budget,facilities,programs and other needs of the community to provide quality park and recreation services.These spaces offer residents of all ages and abilities recreation opportunities,from walking to teamsports. Best of all they let residents and visitors connect with each other and their neighbors. SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation I 21 LAI La"...�[ bugRun For CDH Awareness Ladybugrun.com RLE N 5 'UR July 29, 2017 I',:l)i r'f'lIi!' ,>� ,: I , 1� I � = Co©k Park - Tigard, OR 503-245-1915 YOURFUN� Work with us ! Become a Recreation Aide today. Tigard Parks & Rec is always seeking fun, engaging people to join our team! Help us with special events, classes and research while making a meaningful im- pact on your community. For city job listings, head to www.tigard-or.gov/city_hall/jobs.php Celebrating 25 years ! 1 O�l�ol�a Sunday Market- 9 AM to 1:30 PM 8777 SW Burnham St. Tigard, OR tiiard April 23rd - October 29th (FTA7jrmEJ1D%*cZP! Thursday Market- 4 to 8 PM FT 12345 SW Main St. Tigard, OR R.GIVE. June -August #TigarffarmersMarket , f 22 TIGARD PARKS & REC ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2017 MM .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. TIGARD PARKS & REC . ACTIVITY GUIDE. . ADVERTISING. . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . .. .. .. Tigard Parks&R ' a. Tigard Parks & Parks '�� ACTIVITY GUIDE Tigard p ACTIVlT'�GUIDE +� s 5. Full Page Ad 17.25"x 10" $600 per article Business Card Ad 13.5"x 2" 1/3 Page Ad 17.5"x 3.16" 1/2 Page Ad 17.5"x 4.875" $75 per article $150 per article $300 per article 10%discount for Non-Profit 1 10%discount for an identical ad placed in 2 consecutive guides. ADVERTISING REQUIREMENTS: • Only completed applications will be considered 0 All ads must be submitted as a high-res PDF file and • Only completed ad formatting will be considered must be 300 dpi for commercial printing resolution (see below for sizes) 0 There can be NO mention of drug use, drug para- a. Business Card Ad 13.5"x 2" phernalia,swearing or alcohol consumption b. 1/3 Page Ad 17.5"x 3.16" 0 No advertisement can be a direct competition to c. 1/2 Page Ad 17.5"x 4.875" existing Tigard Parks& Rec events or activities d. Full Page Ad 17.5"x 10" 0 If approved,all ad space must be paid for in advance SUMMER 2017 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation 1 23 41 City of Tigard 13125 SW Hall Blvd.I Tigard, Oregon 97223 503.639.4171 1 www.tigard-or.gov ri Zak IN THE v' `l jR nu•Ci i l IE L] S luoust � ieplember Finding Dory StarWars: Rogue One Moana Fantastic Beasts DIRKSEN NATURE PARK 0001( PARK METZGER ELEMENTARY PARI( and Where to Find Them PG P G '-' 3 PG COOK PARK P3 '. 3 �`NpYOUR Fu4, part of 2011 FamilyFest • All movies start at dusk. • Remember to bring: blankets,lawn chairs,flashlights and family! • For more information please check out our website at: Thank you to our sponsor: TIGARD • 141 www.tigard-or.gov/recreation of Tigard/Tualatin -damw 503-684-5829 Tigard City Center Development Agency The City of Tigard's Urban RenewalAgenq CCDA M E M © R A N D U M TO: Chair Arendes and the City Center Advisory Commission FROM: Sean Farrelly,Redevelopment Project Manager RE: Agenda Item 6: City Center Development Agency 5 Year Plan for Downtown Projects DATE: June 6, 2017 Over the next couple of meetings, the City Center Advisory Commission will provide input for City Center Development Agency 5-Year Plan for Downtown projects. This plan will guide the priorities for funding Downtown urban renewal projects over the next five years. Attached is the Downtown Projects Evaluation Matrix,updated from the 2011 Tigard Downtown Strategy Update. It lists all of the City Center Urban Renewal Plan projects and a few additional Downtown related projects. The project evaluation criteria are found on the matrix. In 2015 the CCAC reviewed the City Center Urban Renewal Plan projects that had not been started or were partially completed and ranked them in order of priority. The highest ranking were Commercial St. and Scoffins Rd. streetscape improvements, the Tigard Street bike lane,the pedestrian bridge over Fanno Creek, Plazas and Public Restrooms. They have been noted on the matrix. In addition to the projects that are already in the Capital Improvement Program (Main Street Green Street Phase 2 and the Tigard Street Heritage Trail/Rotary Plaza), staff suggests these projects as potential priorities over the next 5 years: Al. New Development Grant/Loan Program (development incentives) A2. Rehabilitation/Redevelopment Grant/ Loan Program (Urban Renewal Improvement Programs) A.B. Affordable housing facilitation B.2 Plazas Next month we will discuss the estimated financing of the CCAC recommended priority projects, together with the revised tax increment projections. Agenda Item 6 Downtown Project Evaluation Matrix Evaluation criteria: • Tax increment creation: Does the project or action increase private property values? Does it increase property values indirectly? Since urban renewal funding is generated by the growth of property taxes in the District, it is essential that projects directly or indirectly support new investment. Likewise, the leverage of the project (the ratio of the tax increment creation to the level of public investment) should be considered in comparison to the leverage of other possible projects. • Catalytic potential: Leverage will be higher when a project is able to create momentum or leverage other follow-on projects rather than be a standalone investment. Priority projects will serve as catalysts for the District, attracting other investment nearby or removing barriers to further investment. • Housing amenity: As shown in the market summary, urban housing will be one of the greatest market opportunities over the next five years. Housing is also one of the greatest ways to revitalize downtowns and create an 18-hour environment, where residents will create activity on the streets seven days a week, support downtown merchants, and foster the creation of a sense of place and community. Priority projects will provide amenities for current and future residents. • Project readiness: Priority projects must be realistically achievable given challenging financial times and limited resources. Programs that are already in place or are time-tested in other communities can be put into action quickly and effectively. Conversely, projects that are labor-intensive relative to their potential impact or that would require legal or policy changes in order to be put into place may not become priorities Agenda Item 6 Key: High Medium (� Low O Not Applicable n/a Project Name Description Reference Type of Tax Catalytic Housing Project Notes project Increment Potential Amenity Readiness Creation/ Leverage Encourage and Facilitate Redevelopment Projects in Downtown A.1 Loans and/or grants for new UR direct New Development development, either residential or Plan incentive ! Q Grant/Loan Program mixed use project A.2 Loans and/or grants for UR Plan direct Current Rehabilitation/ property rehabilitation and project incentive project Redevelopment redevelopment, including 4 0 Grant/Loan Program fagade improvement grants for commercial development. A.3 Technical assistance including UR direct Technical Assistance development opportunity Plan incentive Program studies, market studies, project feasibility analyses,engineering Cl ! Q • and design and other activities directly related to development of property. A.4 Acquire property from willing UR direct Property Acquisition sellers in order to assemble land Plan incentive tl n/a 0 for redevelopment. Five-year project focus on residential development opportunities. A.5 Network with private developers Dev. direct Shopping Center and continue to pursue property Strategy incentive Redevelopment owners that may be willing to sell project 0 0 • Q or redevelop the shopping center at the intersection of Hall Blvd/ 99W A.6 Performing arts center will UR Plan capital/ Performing Arts provide new entertainment and project infrastructure 0 0 • O Center recreation opportunities to attract residents and visitors to downtown. A.7 Relocate the existing downtown UR Plan direct © C1 © 0 Post office relocation post office. project incentive A.8 Facilitate affordable housing Grant project direct O © i 0 quitable Affordable Housing incentive iousing facilitation rant A.9 Brownfield assessments to Grant project Direct 0 Brownfields Program facilitate redevelopment incentive Agenda Item 6 Project Name Description Reference Type of Tax Catalytic Housing Project Notes project Increment Potential Amenity Readiness Creation/ Leverage B Improve Fanno Creek Park and Develop an Open Space System in Downtown .1 Upgrades and improvements to Fanno UR Plan capital/ Funded by anno Creek Park Creek Park, as well as the preservation project infrastructure non-UR Improvements and restoration of environmentally 3 • • • funds sensitive areas. Includes replacement of bridges. B.2 Public plazas and gathering spaces UR Plan capital/ 2015 CCAC Plazas encouraging a broader range of active project infrastructure 3 • • 3 priority and passive recreational uses in downtown. Council priority B.3 Facilitate access between residential UR Plan capital/ Funded by Enhanced Pedestrian neighborhoods west of Fanno Creek project infrastructure • Park Bond Bridge over Fanno and downtown, while minimizing CCAC Creek Connecting to impacts to sensitive areas and priority Ash Avenue preserving wetlands buffers. BA Convert north rail corridor into a multi- UR Plan capital/ In progress. Conversion of use trail,increasing pedestrian access project infrastructure (11 3 • • $150K Existing North Rail and providing new recreational UR funds Corridor into opportunities for residents, workers Multi-use Pedestrian and visitors. Trail(Tigard St Heritage Trail/Rotary Plaza) 3.5 Development of a green corridor/urban UR Plan capital/ Green Corridor/Urban creek extending from the intersection project infrastructure Creek of Hwy 99W and Hall Blvd through a 0 • O downtown to Fanno Creek,with bio- swales, native vegetation, pervious pavement and other low impact stormwater conveyance features. B.6 Urban green space similar to the plaza, UR Plan capital/ Urban Green Spaces designed to promote the preservation project infrastructure 4 • • 3 of environmentally sensitive areas BY Public market space near Fanno Creek UR Plan capital/ 0 • • 3 Public Market project infrastructure B,g Create additional off-street parking lots UR Plan capital/ 0 (11 0 CO Public Parking project infrastructure B.9 Provision of public restrooms in public UR Plan capital/ 0 3 0 • 2015 CCAC Public Restrooms gathering spaces. project infrastructure priority Agenda Item 6 C Develop Comprehensive Street and Circulation Improvements in Downtown Project Name Description Reference Type of Tax Catalytic Housing Project Notes project Increment Potential Amenity Readiness Creation/ Leverage C.1 Addition of landscaping features,street UR Plan capital/ FY 18-19 Main Street Green trees, street furniture, stormwater project infrastructure Other Street Phase 2 catchment/retainment systems.Sewer funding upgrades. sources. C.2 Regional light rail project is currently Regional capital/ Non-UR SW Corridor Project being planned for the area and will project infrastructure ! l� project include a station in Downtown C.3 Gain approval from ODOT Rail for an UR Plan capital/ Potential Ash Avenue Railroad at-grade RR crossing at Ash Ave by project infrastructure 0 (0 0 3 link to SW Crossing closing a RR crossing in another part Corridor of Tigard. CA Connect Scoffins to Hunziker Road UR Plan capital/ Scoffins Street/Hall where they cross Hall Blvd. Impact on project infrastructure 0 (1 (10 0 Blvd./Hunziker Re- existing apartment development Alignment C.5 Implement additional proposed street Development capital/ Street Connectivity connections in connectivity plan Strategy infrastructure 3 dt (J 0 Plan implementation project .6 Addition of landscaping features, street UR Plan capital/ 2015 CCAC ommercial Street trees, street furniture and other physical project infrastructure priority treetscape enhancements .7 Addition of landscaping features, street UR Plan capital/ 2015 CCAC coffins Street trees, street furniture and other physical project infrastructure priority treetscape enhancements C.8 Addition of landscaping features, street UR Plan capital/ Center Street trees, street furniture and other physical project infrastructure ! Streetscape enhancements C.9 Provide sidewalks and bike lanes on UR Plan capital/ Center Street Center Street project infrastructure sidewalks and bike lanes CA 0 Eliminate gaps in the sidewalk on the UR Plan capital/ Hall Blvd.sidewalks east side of Hall Blvd.and repair project infrastructure (] (11 • sidewalks and curbs on both sides as needed. 11 Install bike lanes and sidewalks on UR Plan capital/ Scoffins Street Scoffins Street,which lacks both types project infrastructure C) Q 0 to Bike/Ped of facilities C.12 Provide a new bike land on the south UR Plan capital/ 2015 CCAC Tigard Street bike lane side of Tigard Street and upgrade the project infrastructure priority bike lane on the north side to standard conditions CA 3 New at-grade bike/pedestrian crossing UR Plan capital/ Tigard Street/Grant extending from the intersection of project infrastructure Bicycle/Pedestrian Tigard St.and Grant St.to the north C) a • 0 Crossing side of the railroad tracks to facilitate circulation and access by non- motorized vehicles. Agenda Item 7 2nd Quarter Updates GOALS IMPLEMENTATION UPDATE Support URA Infrastructure& Key Projects: o Atwell off Main project grand opening in Development Projects o Attwell off Main implementation May • Monitor,review,and provide input o Fanno Creek Remeander o Main @Fanno cleanup and demolition on key projects o Main@Fanno &associated Brownfield planning underway work o Draft DDA being reviewed by potential o Parking management(public parking Main @Fanno developer • Monitor and review Improvement facilities) o New parking regulations for Ash Ave. Programs o Public restrooms instituted, Phase 2 in planning stages. o Tigard Street Heritage Trail &plaza Parking enforcement position request was development not funded. o Urban Lofts/Nicoli (transit&housing) o SW Corridor Park and Ride structure being studied o Tigard Street Heritage design consultant selected. Community input meetings scheduled. o Concepts for urban lofts and draft Development Opportunity Study completed. Presentation to CCAC next month Monitor Mid/Long-term projects o Equitable Housing Grant o Equitable housing grant work started—SW located downtown and/or likely to o Civic Center Facilities Planning Corridor Equity+ Housing Advisory Group have impacts on downtown o Main St/Green St Phase II o CCDA presentation on plazas indicates they o Sidewalk Infill (area of interest: Hall are still interested in plaza space (in Blvd) addition to TST, Main at Fanno and Civic o SW Corridor Center) o Plaza opportunities o Tigard St. Heritage Trail to include Rotary plaza o City is fully participating in SW Corridor planning, including Draft Environmental Impact Statement 1 2nd Quarter Updates (continued) GOALS IMPLEMENTATION o UPDATE Communications&Engagement Liaison Role&Scope o Liaisons and seconds attend/monitor TTAC, • Liaisons o Attend meetings when downtown SW Corridor CAC, and PRAB. related agenda items listed o TDA Chair made presentation to CCAC in o Identify liaisons for TTAC,SW Corridor April CAC,and PRAB. Appoint main liaison o Broker presentation on downtown and a second. commercial space in May • Tigard Downtown Alliance Invite TDA to provide regular briefings • Communication appropriate for all Tigard communities Advocate for a variety of outreach activities and formats to promote inclusive • Communication with Council/CCDA communications Board Chair/Vice Chair regularly attend Council/CCDA Board meetings [when downtown related agenda items listed] and majority of Commissioners will • Work with Economic Development attend/participate in Joint Meetings with staff CCDA Engage existing Downtown business/property owners and potential developers/new businesses Walking&Parking Focus o Learn about Downtown walking and o Staff provided parking overview to CCAC at • Develop policy and project parking May meeting recommendations to support the o Consider opportunities related to the city's Strategic Plan&the City Center Tigard Street Heritage Trail Urban Renewal Plan o Consider mobility and accessibility concerns 2 Agenda Item 7 2016 CCAC Recommendations for CCDA Consideration Walkability:these recommendations are considered strategic priorities that will further the city's goal to become the most walkable community in the Pacific NW.The City can be a partner to businesses by promoting Downtown as a walkable place in support of the Strategic Plan, without adopting new policy. Desirable walkable areas provide interesting destinations including services, shopping and dining provided by downtown business, but also trails, parks and other public spaces. Promoting walking Downtown supports the strategic plan, reduces pressure on existing parking in south end, and encourages more window-shopping, and utilizes existing policies, programs and staff. • Schedule more Tigard Walks in the Downtown Area (themes could include: nature, art, recreation, etc.) • Support recreational activities downtown through the recreational program:family friendly scavenger hunt downtown,family friendly fitness-themed activity passport (i.e. swing three times at this location, do ten pushups in front of that location), etc. • Communications and outreach such as walk and talks with city staff or elected officials, sharing elected favorite walks downtown on social media and/or on Tigard Maps!, developing a Corylus photo hashtag promotion Walk and Dine or Walk and Shop campaigns (showcase people at Corylus, at library with books, at WES stop, with shopping bags, at Farmer's Market, etc). Update: Taste of Tigard,Art Walk, Street Fair, and Latino Fest all scheduled in downtown. One Tigard Walks event held in downtown (Fanno Creek Park) in March Impactful:these recommendations are for short term achievable projects exemplified by Tigard's Lighter, Faster, Cheaper (LQC) program. LQC projects are"inexpensive and impactful actions that improve walkability, connectivity and health in Tigard".They are intended to achieve progress without adding significant costs. • Add signage for off-street parking visible from the public street (distinguish between public parking and parking for customers) • Develop and deliver a proactive action plan for communicating core messages regarding Walkable Downtown. Plan should set concrete social and traditional media targets, provide staff/elected with talking points, coordinate with Legislative Advocacy and Redevelopment staff, etc • Consultant work related to implementation of urban renewal in the Triangle should also consider downtown Update: City installed directional signs to off-street public parking lots. Responsiveness:these recommendations are intended to address perceptions and clarify concerns that have previously been raised.Although the final two recommendations may be considered outside of the CCAC's direct charge, housing and economic development have considerable overlap with URA policies. • Provide easy access to information relating to development Downtown online and in print materials at events. Consolidate incentive information on a single webpage. Agenda Item 7 • Use planned surveys of downtown businesses to assess interest and capacity in shared promotions and branding, adoption of uniform design elements, shared parking agreements, and establishing a Business Improvement District • Consider setting city-wide voluntary achievable Affordable Housing goals • Consider feasibility and value of an Economic Development advisory commission or board Update: Interactive map of Downtown accomplishments developed and posted on city website Affordable housing goals to be discussed as part of Equitable Housing grant Agenda Item 8 6/5/17 Downtown Project Updates 1. Fanno& Main (Saxony) project • Demolition project awaiting permits • Demolition on track for late July 2017 2. Tigard Transit Center/Nicoli redevelopment study(Metro CET grant) • Draft Financial Analysis and Implementation Strategies report • Affordable housing will be explored 3. Parking management • Council briefed on Downtown parking plan • Outreach for Phase 2 of parking plan • Directional signage to public parking lots installed 4. Developer recruitment • Draft development agreement being negotiated on Fanno @ Main property • Meetings scheduled with two developers in June 5. Tigard Street Heritage Trail On site community input meetings scheduled for the summer 6. Fanno Creek Park Improvements CWS design, engineering underway. Project completion summer 2018 7. Equitable Housing Grant SW Corridor Equity+ Housing Advisory Group meeting 8. Community Engagement • Website updates • Cityscape article on successful Urban Renewal vote 9. Urban Renewal Improvement Grants Working with successful applicants (Tigard Cleaners, Kepler's Upholstery, Arellano's Market, and former Tigard Bike Shop) on grant next steps. 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