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08-01-2019 Council Newsletter Comndl Newskmer C Provided to the Tigard City Council on a weekly basis to stay abreast of current city issues. August 1, 2019 1. National Night Out Celebrations 10. Community Grant Thank You Letter TPD Community Engagement Prog. Coord. Stefanie Catalyst Partnerships sent Council a thank you note. Kouremetis shared the list of National Night Out celebrations taking place around Tigard—check your 11. News Articles green mailbag for the list of gatherings. - Lake Oswego to host multi-city equity summit - Senet Game bar offers board games,libations in 2. Tigard Street Heritage Trail Construction relaxed atmosphere Project Manager Jeff Peck provides an update on construction start date for the Heritage Trail. 12. Council Calendar 3. Backyard Habitat Certification Program Tuesday,Aug. 6 Business Meeting Cancelled Kenny attached a memo about a partnership with the NATIONAL NIGHT OUT Portland Audubon Society and Columbia Land Trust. Tuesday,Aug 13 Business Meeting 6:30 p.m. -Town Hall 4. Senator Wyden Town Hall Ree Armitage attached details for the Senator's visit to Tuesday,Aug 20 Workshop Meeting Beaverton on Sunday at 1 p.m. 6:30 p.m. -Town Hall 5. Hwy 217 Project— Sound Wall Tuesday,Aug 27 Business Meeting An update on the 217 project is attached. ODOT staff 6:30 p.m. -Town Hall will be discussing this project with City Council on Aug 20. 6. Public Works Truck Display—NEW DATE To avoid conflicts with Council outreach and National Night Out,the hands-on look at the city's new cleaning vehicle has been rescheduled to August 13. 7. Affordable Housing for Seniors Community Engagement Coordinator Lauren Scott shared the attached press release. Tigard is excited to announce that Northwest Housing Alternatives has been chosen to develop high-quality, affordable, senior housing on a city-owned parcel next to the Tigard Senior Center and Fanno Creek Trail. 8. Construction Project Update Christina Zellmer attached an overview of road,trail and construction projects underway in the city. 9. Public Works Project Update Marissa Grass attached an update on Public Works activities and projects. 13125 SW Hall Blvd.Tigard,OR 97223 1 Web www.tigard-or.Lov Phone:503.639.4171 FAX:503.684.7297 TDD 503.684.2772 a City of Tigard Item# � Newsletter: Memorandum 1 To: Honorable Mayor Jason Snider and City Councilors From: Jeff Peck- Project Manager Re: Tigard Street Heritage Trail—Construction Start Date Date: July 31,2019 As approved by Council at their July 23 meeting,Lee Contractors,LLC was awarded the construction contract for the Tigard Street Heritage Trail. At that time, staff notified Council that construction would begin in August;however, the start date has now shifted to the beginning of September at the request of the general contractor,Lee Contractors,LLC. Notification to property and business owners, two permanent construction project signs and Trail Closure signs at each end of the trail will be installed in August. The end of the Tigard Street Heritage Trail construction contract remains October 31,2019. Installation of artwork along the trail and in the plaza for the Outdoor Museum is expected to extend through December 31, 2019. CC.- Marty Wine, City Manger Brian Kager, Public Works Director Lori Faba, City Engineer 1 [tem 7� l ' City of Tigard Newsletter Memorandum To: Mayor Snider and the Tigard City Council From: Kenny Asher,Community Development Director Re: Backyard Habitat Certification Program Date: July 31,2019 Beginning this summer,Tigard is partnering with the Portland Audubon Society and Columbia Land Trust to bring the Backyard Habitat Certification Program to residents of Tigard. This program provides technical assistance,incentives,resources,and recognition to residential property owners to restore native wildlife habitat,control invasive weeds,reduce pesticides, and manage stormwater at home. It also provides residents the opportunity to accomplish crucial ecological outcomes and become stewards in our community while increasing their interconnectedness to the City of Tigard. The Audubon Society and Columbia Land Trust made Tigard staff aware of a pent-up demand for the program in our city and in Washington County. The Community Development Department identified approximately$8000 in funding that it could put toward the program. In return,the Audubon Society and Columbia Land Trust are making the program available to Tigard residents and highlighting the new partnership by: • Including the city logo on outreach flier handed out at events,presentations,and to other outreach partners • Including the city logo in presentations to community groups,garden clubs,city councils,program partners,city sustainability boards and other citizen advisory boards,and conferences • Include the city logo on the partner page of the program website • Include the city logo in the partnership section of the program's quarterly e- newsletter • Providing a link to Tigard's online newsletter,in the "Partners'Publications" section of the program's quarterly e-newsletter • @mentioning the city on Facebook whenever a Tigard participant gets certified, describing the work completed in the resident's yard. Already,the program expansion is surpassing expectations with over 430 people enrolling in Beaverton, Tigard and unincorporated Washington County. Enrollments are expected to increase by an average of 100+ new households a year as certifications are completed and neighbors start talking to each other. Item# Friends, Newsletttr: Please join Senator Wyden for a Washington County town hall at the Conestoga Rec Center in Beaverton on August 4"' at 1:00pm. Please share far and wide! JOIN SENATOR WYDENIS Wayhington County - --- -- TOWN HALL SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1:00 PM CONESTOGA RECREATION CENTER, 9985 SW 125TH AVE BEAVERTON,IOR QPRO'n' Wyden.Sertatc.Gov We hope you can make it. See you there! Ree Armitage U.S. Senator Ron Wyden Field Representative 911 NE 111h Ave Portland, OR 97232 503.326.7525 ree armitage@wvden.senate.go www.wvden.senate.go Stay tuned to our website for additional information on our town halls: https://www.wvden.senate.,-,ov/oregon/events Item#5- Newsletter: Having trouble viewing this email?View it as a .Jebpag Oregon Department d Project • • • •• • OR" ' AUXILIARY Upcoming project outreach Since our last public meeting, we are continuing to move forward with outreach and design. Read on to learn more about upcoming events that are happening this summer. Tigard Farmer's Market Project staff had a table at the -igard Farmer's Market last weekend to encourage residents to ask questions and learn more about what's happening with the OR 217 Auxiliary Lane project. Tigard Land Use Neighborhood Meeting ODOT will hold a meeting to discuss the potential impacts to sensitive lands within the City of Tigard and about the Tigard comprehensive plan. Formal notices were mailed to surrounding property owners and residents, but all Tigard residents are welcome to attend. Weanesaay, mugu: ' 2019 Meeting starts at 6 p.m. Metzger Park- Patricia D. Whiting Hall 8400 SW Hemlock St. I Meeting room is ADA accessible and parking is available. TriMet lines 42 and 43 stop near SW Hall Blvd. and SW Hemlock St., across the street from Metzger Park. Sound wall As part of this project, four sound walls are proposed along OR 217. Ultimately, construction of each sound wall depends on the outcome of a vote by benefitted property owners and residents.A benefitted resident or property owner is one who lives on or owns a property at which noise levels will be reduced by at least five decibels if the proposed sound wall is built. Those eligible to vote will receive a packet in the mail in mid-August with more information. Project Briefings ODOT is glad to provide project briefings to community groups and neighborhood associations. If you'd like the project team to brief your group, let us know by contacting Lili Boicourt, ODOT Community Affairs, 503- 731-8247, jurt6�odot.state.or.us Learn more about the project by visiting www.hwy2l7.org or by contacting ODOT directly- Lili Boicourt, ODOT Community Affairs, 503-731-8247, Li 11.D.Boicourt(c-)odot.state.or.us For Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or Civil Rights Title VI accommodations and/or translation/interpretation services, 1 :11 911 or Oregon Relay Service 7-1-1. la informaci6n en espahol por favor - (503) 731-4128. Up"M Item# 7 City of Tigard Newsletter: 0-1'11 Press Release 13125 SW Hall Boulevard I Tigard,Oregon 97223 www.tigard-or.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE I July 30, 2019 Contact: Sean Farrelly Redvelopment Manager City of Tigard 503-718-2420 1 Sean@tigard-or.gov Northwest Housing Alternatives Selected to Begin Work on Tigard's Next Affordable Housing Development Northwest Housing Alternatives was selected by the City of Tigard to enter negotiations to develop high- quality affordable senior housing next to Tigard's popular Senior Center. The site owned by the City of Tigard is an ideal location for affordable senior housing. It will be next to the Fanno Creek Trail,and directly across Hall Boulevard from the Tigard Public Library. "We are trying to keep Tigard affordable to people of all ages and abilities," said Community Development Director Kenny Asher. "This housing emergency requires that we reevaluate how we're using every last square foot of public land." Developers responded to a Request for Information for housing affordable to households of 55 or better with income at 80%AMI or less. Three non-profit affordable housing developers submitted responses - Community Partners for Affordable Housing,Northwest Housing Alternatives,and Hacienda CDC. Interviews were conducted with all three organizations on July 18,2019. The interview panel was made up of Tigard City Councilors, city staff,affordable housing experts and Tigard Town Center Advisory Committee members. The Milwaukie-based Northwest Housing Alternatives was ultimately selected for the project.They currently operate 16 senior housing properties serving 903 seniors. These properties help families and older adults live healthy and stable lives. Along with providing affordable housing,Northwest Housing Alternatives provides services that connect tenants to critical health and community resources. "We are fully committed to work with the City, the community, and folks at the senior center to make this project the best it can be,and we look forward to getting started," said Northwest Housing Alternative Executive Director Trell Anderson. Classified as a rent-burdened city,Tigard has recently taken several steps to address its disappearing affordable housing. These include exempting SDCs for affordable housing, studying a Construction Excise Tax to fund affordable housing programs,code changes to allow for a greater diversity of housing options and launching an updated Affordable Housing Plan. Page 1 of 1 Item# Construction Project Update —July 31, 2019 Newsletter: This update is a listing of major construction projects with traffic impacts. If you do not see a project on the list, here are a few resources you can use to find more information: • Tigard Active Permits —interactive map with a list of planning,building, and engineering permits. htq2s:,,'/www.arcgis.com/al2l-)s, Ma-iSeries. index.html?a id= 8 ee383511e430da1c050637040107c • Public Works Update—summary of work done by our Public Works crews. httns:;/www.tigard- r I or.gov/communitv.,-pw news.ph • Capital Improvement Plan—Tigard's 6-year plan for � large-scale improvements. htnTs:,,'j-.www.tigard- or.gov/city hall/cipTp .4 Pavement Management Program . - ROAD The 2019 Summer Paving Project is underway. View the - WO R K" interactive Construction Mals and Schedule for paving dates. AHEAD (Printable Man) Slurry Seal—Updated 7/25 • Slurry seal work has been completed 1 • Project completion,including striping,is expected to be complete by the end of August. Pavement Overlay—Updated 7/25 • Contractors began major work on Durham Road on Monday,July 29. The process includes grinding a short section of roadway and then paving it over before moving on to the next section. • Expect the following closures during work hours: 1. Lane closures on Durham Road. One lane in each direction will remain open at all times. 2. Street closures on side streets (98th, Serena, 103rd, 104th, 113th) • Signal work will be completed at the same time. Ramp work is now substantially complete, with only a few minor adjustments expected next week. View frequently asked questions at www.dj,ard-or.gov/paving; facts. Stay up to date on project progress on Twitter (QTigardRoads). Commercial Street Sidewalks ODOT will be constructing sidewalks between Lincoln and Main St starting July 22nd. Commercial Street will be closed between Lincoln Ave and Main St for 60 days from approximately August 16 to October 15. Fern Street Fern Street west of 135th Ave will have half street closures with flagging during the day for a sewer line project. 74th Avenue 74th Ave at Red Cedar Way may have half street closures with flagging during the day for road work and curb installation on the Red Cedar Estates subdivision. Arthur Court Colony Creek Trail is closed between Deeann Ct and Wall St for a streambank restoration project. 124th Avenue and Ann Court A short section of 120h Ave will be closed north of Ann Ct from July 15 to September 13 for work on a culvert replacement. Detours will be provided. Beef Bend Road Culvert Washington County will be replacing a pair of failed culverts under Beef Bend Rd near 146th Ave. This project also includes installing a new waterline for the City of Tigard. A sit-week road closure is expected during construction from 9/4/19 to 10/15/19. Beef Bend Road, between Roy Rogers and Hwy 99W,will be open to local traffic only during the closure. Beef Bend Road, between 146th Avenue and the Oak Mont Apartments entrance,will be closed to all traffic. Pedestrians with mobility needs who travel between 146th Avenue and the Oak Mont Apartment entrance will need to contact Washington County for an escort during construction. Visit the County's project website at haps: www.co.washinVton.or.uslLUTE TransportationProjects�bee fbendculvert.cfm?p age=About River Terrace Area Construction • River Terrace subdivisions are under construction particularly on the east side of Roy Rogers Rd south of Scholls Ferry Rd. See htrps:r www.tigard-or.gov/river terrace.php for more information. • A new sewer line is being installed along Clementine Street, out to Roy Rogers Rd and will impact Clementine Street, a section of Pumpkin Valley Terrace, and Sabrina Ave. Expect some delays and short closures while work is in the roadway. • A contractor is building a new subdivision on the west side of 150th Ave south of Hawksridge. There are other significant road, sewer and water projects underway or planned in the area. Visit GetUsThere.org for information and updates. 691h Avenue — Hampton Inn A Hampton Inn is being constructed on'69th Avenue at Clinton Street. 69th Avenue is closed to traffic from Baylor Street to Clinton Street. 114th Place A new subdivision is being installed on 114th Place north of North Dakota Street. Contractor will be striping the roadway in the upcoming weeks. 131st Avenue (K=Cite, King City is constructing improvements on 131St Ave from Beef Bend to Fischer Road. Lane closures are expected on 1311;1 between TAM and 8 PM. Construction is anticipated to end September 151h. See the project website for additional information: htrp://www.ci.king- cin-.or.us/king cin-, .,projects/131st avenue improvements - december 2018.nhn 100th Ave south of McDonald St A new subdivision is being installed on 100th Ave south of McDonald Street. Expect delays on 100th Ave and 103rd as utilities are being installed. Item# Newsletter: i-1-o Pu b lic Or s r� ih 8/1/19 >>Paving on Durham Road this Week The 2019 Summer Paving Project is underway.All told, 11.2%of all city roads were paved this year.View the interactive Construction Mao and Schedule for paving dates. www.tigard-or.gov/pavinp__fag "* Overlay • Contractors began work on Durham Road on Monday,July 29. ROAd • Major work is expected to be complete this week.The contractor will WORK, return in two weeks for striping. AHEAD • Expect the following closures during work hours through Friday: o Lane closures on Durham Road.One lane in each direction will remain open at all times. o Street closures on side streets(98th, Serena, 103`d, 1041h, 113th) • Signal work will also be completed. • Ramp work is substantially complete. Slurry Seal • Major slurry seal work is now complete. Project completion, including striping, is expected to be complete by the end of August. j • Project Manager Nichole George thanks everyone for their patience during this important project. • In total, contractors worked in Tigard for thirteen days to complete about 500,000 square yards of slurry seal.This covered 17.6 miles, about the distance of Tigard to Hillsboro. >>Work with Partners on Fanno Creek Trail Flooding Scholls Ferry Road is a Washington County jurisdictional roadway and is the dividing line between the cities of Beaverton and Tigard. The roadway also splits the ownership and maintenance responsibilities of the trail; north of the roadway is Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District's(THPRD) and south of the roadway is Tigard's. Clean Water Services regulates the sensitive areas near Fanno Creek and also is involved with beaver monitoring and management. All five entities have heard from community members that finding a way to mitigate flooding of the trail is important. Last week, all five entered into an IGA to split the cost of hiring an engineering consultant to complete a conceptual design and analternatives analysis of where the trail could cross Scholls Ferry Road at-grade. The alternatives will be compared for feasibility, impact, and cost,with the result being a preferred alternative and sufficient information to use as supporting documentation in seeking grant funding for the final design and construction. The project team intends to hold an open house to present the alternatives upon the study's completion,anticipated to occur in late 2019 or early 2020. HIGH (NATER AHEAD In the meantime,Tigard and THPRD worked together to design Possible water on trail near Scholls Ferry Road. signage that can be put out on the trail to warn users of frequently Detour routes below. ` flooded areas and to offer detour routes to get around the flooding, f when present. Signs are now being printed and will be installed in the coming weeks. >>Concert in the Park Comes to Cook Park Cause we're freeeeeeee! Free fallinnnnnnn ... into an evening of music from our favorite Tom Petty tribute band, Petty Fever. Cook Park I Aug. 7 1 Free and fun for the whole family! Concerts in the Park events begin at 5 p.m., music begins at 6 p.m. IN THE PARK Frequently asked questions: August 7 ) COOK PARK • How busy is this event?Do I need to show up early to claim some space? This is our third year of Concerts in the Park and we are expecting a large turnout. Folks are welcome to come early to save a space for themselves and check out our food vendors, sponsors and outdoor activities.You'll also want to swing by the Tigard Parks — & Rec booth for games and prizes. • Where exactly in Cook Park will the concert be held? The concert is located at soccer fields 1, 2 and 3 (on your right as you enter the park). • What will parking be like for the event? In addition to the Cook Park parking spots,there will also be parking available at Tigard High School, 9000 SW Durham Rd,Tigard OR 97224. We encourage people to walk, bike, and carpool to the event if possible. • What food will be available for purchase? Food will be available for purchase from Don Flores Mexican Cuisine, Que'd BBQ and Kona Ice of Tigard. See more: https://www.tigard-or.gov/recreationi >>Register for the Family Fest Fun Run am'� Z-J . f_S1 Run or walk with Tigard Parks& Rec through our city's parks and trails.This 5k route starts at City Hall and ends at the Downtown Tigard Street Festival.This event is open to runners and walkers of all ages and abilities.Sign up early and ` receive a free t-shirt: www.tigard-or.gov/recreation + Cost: $5; Free for kids under 5 years old Distance: 5 kilometers RUN CATALYST PARTNERSHIPS Item# INSPIRING PEOPLE, BUILDING HOPE, NURTURING COMMUNITY Newsletter: g��q A Non-Profit Community-Based Organization. Federal Tax ID#80-0229948 P.O.Box 1922,Beaverton,OR 97075 / (971)245-6555 / www.catalystnw.org July 17, 2019 Liz Lutz City of Tigard 13125 SW Hall Boulevard Tigard, Oregon 97223 Dear Liz and Grant Committee: Thank you very much for your partnership in helping Catalyst make a difference for elderly, disabled, and low-income homeowners! We recently received the check for$2,500 from the City's grant program. Catalyst builds partnerships with organizations, businesses, and individuals; bringing together useful resources and caring volunteers to meet the needs of under-resourced people in our communities. You can learn more about us at www.catalystnw.org. We thank you for partnering with us as we help people in our community who need help to safely stay in their homes. The need for our services keeps growing, and with generous partners like you we are able to stretch our donated dollars even farther! Thank you for your generous donation, we hope to partner with you again in the near future! Sincerely, Shawn Mitchell Executive Director This contribution is fax-deductible. Catalyst Partnerships is a 5010 Public Charity, Federal Tax M#80-0229948. No goods or services were provided to the donor in exchange for this contribution. Item# It Newsletter: Lake Oswego to host Multi-City Equity Summit Claire Holley Tuesday, July 30, 2019 The summit is a collaboration between LO, Tigard, Tualatin, West Linn, &Wilsonville The Lake Oswego School District will participate in a Multi-City Equity Summit Oct. 19 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lake Oswego High School. Members of the LOSD worked with other school districts and sponsors in the Portland metro area to put the summit together. West Linn-Wilsonville and Tigard Tualatin school districts are sponsors, as well as the cities of Lake Oswego, Tigard, Tualatin, West Linn and the Lake Oswego and West Linn Police Department. Community organizations from LO and West Linn also sponsored the summit: West Linn Alliance for Inclusive Community, Respond to Racism LO and LO for Love. "The Multi-City Equity Summit reflects the strength and dedication of many people from our local communities," reads the summit's website. "The inspiration for the summit was an acknowledgment that barriers exist which prevent some people from fully participating in the quality of life that our communities have to offer. "Barriers to equity can be deliberate, but more often are inadvertent. It is only through examining how we approach diversity, equity, and inclusion that we can recognize these barriers and collectively find a way to remove them." Founders of the summit say the goal is to provide a forum to, "Collectively deepen our understanding of how racism and discrimination are experienced in our communities; share ways that our communities are responding to the problem in neighborhoods, schools and the city government; and explore ways to address these issues at the local level." The summit is designed to promote learning, dialogue and action. It will feature speakers, panel discussions, and workshops to help everyone more fully understand where the barriers to equity are and participate in developing plans to break down those barriers. Citizen and business leaders, government and police representatives, school teachers and administrators, and residents of all ages who are concerned about diversity, equity and inclusion in our communities are welcome to attend. For more information on the Multi-City Equity Summit, visit www.multicityeauity.org or contact David Salerno Owens at Senet Game bar offers board games, libations in relaxed atmosphere Ray Pitz Wednesday,July 31,2019 Board-game-playing business opened in June on Tigard's Main Street in former Tigard Cycle and Ski Shop TIMES PHOTO:JAIME VALDEZ-Derrick Wright opened his Senet Game Bar in Downtown Tigard in June in the former Y U y Tigard Cycle and Ski Shop at 12553 S.W.Main St.The business "M--. offers not dozens of games but 12 taps featuring Northwest beers ■ �i� J and ciders. Derrick Wright said it was a trip with his wife to the famed Mox Boarding House in Seattle that drove home how much fun ti combining food,libations and board games could be. What stuck in his mind was not only how the business had a cafe/restaurant on one side where patrons could play board games but also a large retail game board store on the other. "We loved the concept so we wanted to come back to Portland and find a place that had that," said Wright, 41. "We couldn't find it. I was unhappy in my corporate life ... and decided I wanted to open my own place and it took me five years to get to a place to quit my job." Finally he did and, in June,Wright and his wife Ellie opened Senet Game Bar in the former Tigard Cycle and Ski Shop at 12553 S.W. Main St. in downtown Tigard. Wright said he's been long familiar with the site—he purchased his first mountain bike in the same location in the 1980s. Senet is named after what is believed to be one of the oldest known board games,played by no less than Egypt's pharaohs. Meanwhile, Wright has partnered with the shop below,Versus, a retail board game store owned by Tate Breswick. When Wright is done stocking all the games he plans to have on hand at Senet Game Bar,he'll have between 50 to 200 of them. "My friends and I have been playing board games for a long time," Wright said,noting that many times they'll all gather for game-board road trips. "We visit multiple breweries and at the end of the night, we'll rent out a house and play games and have whiskey." His business, which Wright believes is the only one of its type in Washington County, also has 12 taps featuring Northwest beers and ciders. Wright said he selected each brewery himself and personally knows the proprietors of three of those—Cointoss, West Coast Grocer and Three Mugs. In addition, he's met with the owners of Parrett Mountain Cellars and Silas Wines, who provide his white and red wines, respectively. "A lot of what I want to focus on is people interacting with each other," said Wright,pointing out he hopes to accomplish that not only through playing board games but also by letting customers build Legos, robots, puzzles and terrariums. Meanwhile, along with board-game playing, Wright came up with a focused food menu featuring flatbread pizzas, paninis and bratwurst. The business also recently started a Saturday and Sunday brunch beginning at 10 a.m.,which will feature everything from baked French toast to biscuits and gravy. w TIMES PHOTO:JAIME VALDEZ-Derrick Wright displays a copy of Senet,the stores f namesake and what is believed to be one of the oldest known board games.It was played by Egypts pharaohs. Still, Wright said,he wants to make sure no one overlooks the focus on the games. �. "For me, the board games are just as important as the food and drink," Wright said. His current personal favorites are Tuki, Splendor and Deep Sea # Adventure. �-�- While the vision for his business didn't occur overnight, Wright said once he and his wife secured the Tigard location,they began remodeling: installing new hardwood floors and tile as well as spending more than two months focusing on getting the lighting perfect. "My wife came up with the design for the bar, the orange wall for the games and the striped wall for the private area," he said. The bar and one large game table are made from refurbished bowling lanes from a now-defunct Portland alley. In addition, Wright plans to add art to the walls and get acoustic panels to dampen the sound in the business. He said the city has been supportive as well. "The welcome I've gotten from the city of Tigard has just been amazing," he said. Wright has roots in the area. He lives in Tigard, his mother has lived here for 20 years and his grandmother attended Tigard High School back in the day when it was located where Value Village is now. For the future, Wright he'd like to open another location, hopefully within the next five years. Senet Game Bar Hours: 3 to 10 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Wednesday's are game nights; 3 to 11 p.m. on Fridays; 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday; and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. � on Saturdays. } Where: 12553 S.W. Main St., Tigard. TIMES PHOTO:JAIME VALDEZ-Derrick Wright shows off the dozens and dozens of games that line the walls of his Senet Game Bar in ar Downtown Tigard. # , e