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TI:GARD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
AGENDA
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July 15, 1986 -- 7:30 A.M.
Pioneer Pies Restaurant -- Pacific Hwy.
1 . Review of minutes of the May 20 meeting. No meeting was held in June due
to the lack of a quorum.
2.. Update on the status of the Builders Square project.
3 . Work Program for the Economic Development Committee.
4. 1•-.5 Corridor Symposium, status of the Tigard portion of the program.
5. Action Plan update -- need for a revised plan coordinated with the Work
Program. Four areas of concern "needs list" .
6. Status of the Downtown Council,
7. August Workshop with the City Council. .
8. Presentation by developers.
9. Other Business .
10. Adjourn. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 19, 1986 at
Saw Pioneer Pies .
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JOBS CREATED BY DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING NEW, EXP. POTENTIAL STATUS
APPROVAL FIRM LOCATION REMODEL PRODUCT/SERVICE SIZE S.F. JOBS JOBS COMMENTS
12/86 City University 7130 SW Beveland R Admin. headquarters for NA 10 Remodeling
Oregon
11/86 Pacific Pioneer Equip. 11564 SW Pacific Hwy. R Paving Equip. Sales 13,000 6 Remodeling
and Service
)6 Health Physicians NW 11535 SW 67th Ave. N Office Building 3,460 8 Construction
10/86 MARS SW Tigard G Tiedeman St. N Office 6 light mfg. space 13,500 I-25-30 Permit
II,III-60
10/86 Gary Nelson 11295 SW 135th Ave. N Apt. Bldg. 40 units 2 Permit
08/86 [Metos/Finnleo] 14010 SW 72nd E Redwood Saunas 5,000 1-2 Construction
of warehouse
addition
08/86 Tigard West Joint Venture Pacific Hwy. & Park N Mini-Storage 68,550 1 Permit
08/86 Magno-Humphries 8950 SW Commercial R Pharmaceutical Office - 20,460 20-40 Construction
Warehouse - conversion in
progress
86 Dubal, Beck, Harris & 13500 SW 72nd N Consulting Engineers 8,500 20 Completed
Humphries
07/86 Green Valley Development 9460 SW Tigard St. N Industrial Tenant Space 8,400 -0 Completed,
tenants pre-
viously loca-
ted in Tigard
07/86 Cress Co. 9966 SW Katherine N Bldg. Material Specs. 13,555 12 Completed
Office/Warehouse
07/86 Burnham Business Park 8900 SW Burnham N Light Industrial and 31,000 21 Permit
Mini-warehouse
PLANNING NEW, EXP. POTENTIAL STATUS
APPROVAL FIRM LOCATION REMODEL PRODUCT/SERVICE SIZE(S.F.) JOBS JOBS_ COMMENTS
06/86 Levitz Furniture 9770 SW Scholls Ferry Rd. R Furniture Store 39,000 29 Completed
05/86 First Interstate Trust Greenburg 6 Pacific Hwy. N Auto Service 6,800 17 Completed
05/86 Sharp and Assoc. 12745 SW Beaverdam N Office/Warehouse 23,125 30-50 Construction
04/86 Tigard Auto Body 109.15 SW Greenburg Rd. N Auto Body, Repair, and 16,400 2 Completed
Paint
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04 Schram Plastics 7585 SW Hunziker Rd. N Plastic Fabrication 9,956 25 Completed
03/86 Burger King 10105 SW Nimbus Avenue N Fast Food Restaurant 3,700 28 Completed
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03/86 Walter West Constr. 12085 SW 135th Avenue N Multi—Family 100 units 3 Construction
(Greenfield Apts.)
03/86 Tigard East Assoc. Pacific Hwy. & Garrett N Grocery 6 Retail & 150,000 45(PH I) Start 6/87
Service Space 255(PH II) Not scheduled
02/86 Cornerstone 11705 SW 68th Avenue N Corporate Office 15,000 20 Completed
01/86 Marco 7160 SW Fir Loop N Office Bldg. 6,488 16-25 Construction
12/85 Willaminia Lumber 15700 SW Pacific Hwy. N Mini--warehouse 90,000 2 Completed
12 Oil Can Henry 12860 SW Pacific Hwy. N Car Wash & Maint. Fac. NA 5 Completed
11/85 Tualatin Auto 11290 SW Bull Mt. Rd. R Auto Sales NA 4 4 Completed
10/85 Rogers Machinery Co. 14600 SW 72nd Ave. N Warehouse 19,000 5 Completed
10/85 Tire Factory 12400 SW Main R Tire Sales & Service 1,080 0 Completed
09/85 Kaiser Health Plan 7105 SW Hampton N Dental Clinic 7,000 28 Completed
08/85 Self—Service Furniture 142.55 SW Pacific Hwy. N Furniture Store 35,000 10 Completed
08/85 Pactrust Durham Rd. & Boones Ferry N Office/Warehouse 69,397 60 Construction
Rd.
07/85 RFD lications 6960 CEJ Sandburg N Waref a Addition 14,840 0 Comple;
PLANNING NEW, EXP. POTENTIAL STATUS
APPROVAL FIRM LOCATION REMODEL PRODUCT/SERVICE SIZE(S.F.) JOBS JOBS COMMENTS
07/85 First Baptist Church 11075 SW Gaarde E Religious Institution 2,496 1 Completed
07/85 Dial One Heating & Air 14915 SW 72nd N Contractor 4,537 10 Completed
Conditioning
06/85 Beaver Bolt 14965 SW 72nd Ave. N Nuts & Bolts Wholesaler 11,200 20 Completed
05/85 U.S. Van Supply 10655 SW Greenburg N Van Conversion 15,000 0 Completed
M Andre's Auto Body $ 15785 SW 72nd N Auto body & repair 8,400 4 Completed
Peter's Auto Works
04/85 Truck, Terminals 13035 SW Pacific Kvy. N Pool Supplier 5,400 4 4 Partially
completed
04/85 Hampton Plaza 68th r; Hampton N Office Building 50,000 54 54 Completed
03/85 Koll Co. 10260 SW Nimbus Ave. N Industrial, Commercial 22,770 200-300 Construction
Space
TOTAL . . . .. .39 Projects 300 825-980
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12/86 City University 7130 SW Beveland R Admin. headquarters for NA 10 Remodeling
Oregon
11/86 Pacific Pioneer Equip. 11564 SW Pacific Hwy. R Paving Equip. Sales 13,000 6 Remodeling
and Service
10/86 Health Physicians NW 11535 SW 67th Ave. N Office Building 3,460 8 Construction
10/86 MARS SW Tigard G Tiedeman St. N Office f light mfg. space 13,500 I-25-30 Permit
II,III-60
10/86 Gary Nelson 11295 SW 135th Ave. N Apt. Bldg. 40 units 2 Permit
08/86 [Metos/Finnleo] 14010 SW 72nd E Redwood Saunas 5,000 1-2 Construction
of warehouse
addition
08/86 Tigard West Joint Venture Pacific Hwy. 6 Park N Mini-Storage 68,550 1 Permit
08/86 Magno-Humphries 8950 SW Commercial R Pharmaceutical Office - 20,460 20-•40 Construction
Warehouse - conversion in
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07/86 Dubal, Beck, Harris & 13500 SW /2nd N Consulting Engineers 8,500 20 Completed '
Humphries
07/86 Green Valley Development 9460 SW Tigard St. N Industrial Tenant Space 8,400 0 Completed, -
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07/86 Cress Co. 9966 SW Katherine N Bldg. Material Specs. 13,555 12 Completed
Office/Warehouse
07/86 Burnham Business Park 8900 SW Burnham N Light Industrial and 31,000 21 Permit
Mini-warehouse
PLANNING NEW, EXP. POTENTIAL STATUS
APPROVAL FIRM LOCATION __ REMODEL PRODUCT/SERVICE SIZE(S.F.) JOBS JOBS w COMMENTS _
06/86 Levitz Furniture 9770 SW Scholls Ferry Rd, R Furniture Store 39,000 29 Completed
05/86 First Interstate Trust Greenburg 5 Pacific Hwy. N Auto Service 6,800 17 Completed
05/86 Sharp and Assoc. 12745 SW Beaverdam N Office/Warehouse 23,125 30-50 Construction
04/86 Tigard Auto Body 10915 SW Greenburg Rd. N Auto Body, Repair, and 16,400 2 Completed
Paint
04/86 Schram Plastics 7585 SW Hunziker Rd. N Plastic Fabrication 9,956 25 Completed
03/86 Burger King 10105 SW Nimbus Avenue N Fast Food Restaurant 3,700 28 Completed
03/86 Walter West Constr. 1.2085 SW 135th Avenue N Multi—Family 100 units 3 Construction
(Greenfield Apts.)
03/86 Tigard East Assoc. Pacific Hwy. fi Garrett N Grocery C Retail 6 150,000 45(PH I) Start 6/87
Service Space 255(PH II) Not scheduled
02/86 Cornerstone 11705 SW 68th Avenue N Corporate Office 15,000 20 Completed
01/86 Marco 7160 SW Fir Loop N Office Bldg. 6,488 16-25 Construction
12/85 Willaminia Lumber 15700 SW Pacific Hwy. N Mini--warehouse 90,000 2 Completed
12/85 Oil Can Henry 12860 SW Pacific Hwy. N Car Wash $ Maint. Fac. NA 5 Completed
11/85 Tualatin Auto 11290 SW Bull Mt. Rd. R Auto Sales NA 4 4 Completed
10/85 Rogers Machinery Co. 14600 SW 72nd Ave. N Warehouse 19,000 5 Completed
10/85 Tire Factory 12400 SW Main R Tire Sales G Service 1,080 0 Completed
09/85 Kaiser Health Plan 7105 SW Hampton N Dental Clinic 7,000 28 Completed
08/85 Self—Service Furniture 142.55 SW Pacific Hwy. N Furniture Store 35,000 10 Completed
08/85 Pactrust Durham Rd. f, Boones Ferry N Office/Warehouse 69,397 60 Construction
Rd.
07/85 RFD Publications 6960 SW Sandburg N Warehouse Addition 14,840 0 Completed
PLANNING NEW, EXP. POTENTIAL STATUS
APPROVAL FIRM LOCATION REMODEL PRODUCT/SERVICE SIZE(S.F.) JOBS JOBS COMMENTS
07/85 First Baptist Church 11075 SW Gaarde E Religious Institution 2,496 1 Completed
07/85 Dial One Heating 6 Air 14915 SW 72nd N Contractor 4,537 10 Completed
Conditioning
06/85 Beaver Bolt 14965 SW 72nd Ave. N Nuts D Bolts Wholesaler 11,200 20 Completed
05/85 U.S. Van Supply 10655 SW Greenburg N Van Conversion 15,000 0 Completed
05/85 Andre's Auto Body 6 15785 SW 72nd N Auto body & repair 8,400 4 Completed
Peter's Auto Works
04/85 Truck Terminals 13035 SW Pacific Hwy. N Pool Supplier 5,400 4 4 Partially
completed
04/85 Hampton Plaza 68th r; Hampton IN Office Building 50,000 54 54 Completed
03/85 Koll Co. 10260 SW Nimbus Ave. N Industrial, Commercial 22,770 200-300 Construction
Space
TOTAL .. . ...39 Projects 300 825-980
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MEMORANDUM
CITY OF TIGARD, OREGON
TO: Members of the Economic Development Committee December 17, 1986
FROM: William A. Monahan, Director O
Community Development
SUBJECT: City Center Plan Task Force and
Economic Development Committee Resolutions
On December 15 the City Council approved both resolutions with modifications
which were reviewed by the Committee. The final products do not vary greatly
from the drafts which were discussed. Copies of both resolutions are enclosed.
The Council expressed encouragement that the Committee take an active -role in
attracting new business . A continuing role in the City Center plan was also
stressed, particularly in providing background data and carrying out a
marketing plan. The Council again encouraged you each to consider
participating on the Task Force.
The next meeting of the Committee will be held on Tuesday, January 20, 1987 at
7:30 AM at Pioneer Pies .
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INTRODUCTION
This report provides basic data and information on land use within the Tigard
Central Business District (CBD) . The keystone of the report is a series of
individual data sheets listing various facts and statistics on each of the 204
tax lots making up the CBD (see map) . A qualification to this is that
composite information is given for the 37 lots included in the Chelsea Hill I
Subdivision currently under construction. Among the many items included in
the inventory are: dominant use, land value, building value, building
condition, employment, and development plans. The inventory was undertaken in
response to the need for detailed property information in planning for CBD
improvements.
Study Area
Figure 1 shows the location of the 204 tax lots composing the Tigard CBD and
the ten blocks into which they have been divided. The block designations are
taken from a previous (1981) study of the CBD area.
Lot Numbers
Lot numbers are assigned based on the convention of identifying geographic
units in a counterclockwise manner. An all--numeric lot identification system
is used for the purpose of computer compatibility .
Land Area
Acreage data was derived from county tax lot maps and tax assessment rolls. A
qualification to this is that in some cases the figures given in the two
sources for the same parcel differ slightly. In such cases, the county tax
assessors office was asked to verify one or the other figure as correct. In
the case of certain other tax lots, most particularly Main Street commercial
w lots, neither source cited a figure for acreage. In these cases acreage data
were based on field estimates contained in county tax office records .
Status of Land
The status of land designations are based on the use classification section of
the Tigard Community Development Code (CDC) . A copy of this section is
included in this report. The alpha—numeric codings following inventoried uses
correspond to particular subsections in the CDC.
Construction Date
Refers to the year the original construction of a building was completed.
Construction dates are based on city building records and occupant reports.
Two dates given for a single structure indicates major remodeling or
reconstruction.
Condition
In the inventory building condition is defined exclusively in terms of visual
appearance. No attempt was made to take into account structural adequacy. A
three level classification system, developed by the Tigard Building Division,
was used to describe condition:
Good: Building plumb and square, exterior finish in good repair and well
maintained. If painted, paint riot peeling. If wood siding, siding not
warped or cracked. Landscaping well maintained.
Fair: Square and plumb; some trim or molding missing; siding warped or
cracked in some places. May need paint or landscape improvements.
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Poor: Total disrepair; dilapidated; not square or plumb in some areas.
w Siding cracked, warped, missing, and/or unpainted; landscaping overgrown
with weeds .
Full-time Equivalent Employees
These counts are based on employer reports and current business tax records .
Other
The last or "other" section of the profiles primarily is used to identify
properties encumbered by street or parking improvement non—remonstrance
agreements . It also is used to identify properties included in the Washington
County Cultural Resources Inventory .
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE WORKPLANS
FY 1986-87
July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. _Mar. Apr. May June
o Update E.D. Action Plan Review... Draft Recommendation CC-
(Rotation, Expansion &
Attraction...Retail/Ind.)
o 72nd/Hunziker Needs List Budget? CIP Coordination...
o Triangle Needs List Budget?
o Cascade Needs List Budget?
o Scholls Ferry Rd./NW Area Plan BV — TG Planning Consultant..
o Pacific Hwy. Area Plan Review and Recommendation.
o DOWNTOWN AREA PLAN
o Downtown Plan Base Map...Block Inventory Update...Prepare Downtown Area Plan...Draft Plan...EDC Review 6 Revise CC?
o Downtown Park Plan Base Map... Park Board Downtown Plan Development.... Draft Plan...EDC Review 6 Revise CC?
o Downtown CIP Public Facilities Planning.., CIP 6 Funding?
o CP/Mixed Uses EDC Review with Staff...
o Trans./Parking/Circulation Existing Systems...Traffic Study...Report..,Draft Transportation Plan...EDC Review & Revise CC?
o Funding b Implementation Options.&•AlternativesDiacussions.•.. Funding Strategy?
o I-5 Corridor Coordination Slide Show Presentation? I-5 Program? Marketing b Promotions.. .
o Comp. Plan Zoning, Sign Code Roof Signs? .•�
Review 'ie
.. ....... .................. ... ......... ..,. .. ........
o Development Review t Advocacy Marketing b Information... LCDC Inventory Update..
oCodes Enforcement and .................. . ...... ..................... ... ....... ......... ................. ... ..
Beautification
o Council/Committee Workshops Work Plan CC/ED Town Hall Work Plan
................ . ... .... . ..........
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FIFTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Oregon Downtown Development Association
DOWNTOWI' -I 1 Lh Annua��EvTAL,ZATION CON
Wednesday eveningODDAoffices 1 1:15 0 ORGANIZATION—concurrent sessions
(5th Floor,Galleria— 921 S.W.Morrison) Economic Improvement Districts—
PM
The Politics of Creating Them&How
6:00 OPEN HOUSE at ODDA's new They Work(Karen Fowler,Finance
Director,Klamath Falls;Shirley
offices,&featuring H.Naito Huffman,Mayor,Hillsboro;Hank
Properties'new Montgomery Park Turner,Main Street Manager,Albany;
Georgie McGuinnitie,Grants Pass
Flowers,Grants Pass;Bill Wyatt,
Thursdayming Association for Portland Progress,
Benson Hotel Portland)
(S.W.Broadway at Oak) Board Bum-Out:Prevention&Cure
am (John Manley,Manley Consulting,
8:00■REGISTRATION(Coffee&Rolls) Canby;Ruth Gonzalez,Association
8:30 N WELCOME(Dick Ragland,ODDA for Portland Progress,Portland)
Board Chairman,Ragland/Hagerman Working Wrth Chambers(Bob Herts,
Partnership,Portland Chamber Manager,Hillsboro;Doug
8:400 DOWNTOWN—A NATIONAL Winn,former Chamber Manager,
LaGrande;Bill Osborn,Main Street
PERSPECTIVE(Brian Scott, Manager,Hillsboro)
ODDA Executive Director)
9:00■PROMOTION—concurrent sessions 12:30■LUNCH—Speaker:Neil Goldschmidt
Direct Mail Marketing for Merchants —"A Look at the Future for
(Bobbie McCallister,The Gallion, Downtowns in Oregon"
Astoria;Jeff Smith,Allies,Albany)
Cross Promotions:Extending Your T�ursday
Advertising Dollar(Dale Basso,Globe afternoon
Furniture,LaGrande;Greg LaHaie, on the town
LaHaie's Menswear,Hillsboro) pm
Being A Manager&Hiring a Good One 2:00■WORKSHOPS on Promotions&
(Susan Kempf,Main Street Manager, Organization
Astoria;Rick Craiger,IRD,Salem— Running a Special Event
formerly LaGrande) (Joan Biggs&Assoc.,New Market
Theater)
10:00■BREAK Soliciting Foundation Grants
10:15■PROMOTION—concurrent sessions (Fred Meyer
Trust,Benson Hotel)
Planning for a BIG Christmas(Dwight
Van Meet,Main Street Manager, 3:00 0 BREAK(move to next session)
Silverton;Joan Wessell,Main Street 3:30 0 WORKSHOPS on Promotions&
Manager,Coos Bay;Lee Bogle, Organization
ODDA Program Associate) Special Events:Scheduling&Targeting
Improving the Effectiveness of Your for Impact(Bill Bulick,Programmer,
Media Budget(Linda Schaeffer, Pioneer Courthouse Square)
Headlight Herald,Tillamook;Rick Donations:Getting Them Year After
Staeb,KAST Astoria;Ken Rue.J.C. Year(Greg Mottau,Rose Festival
Penney's.LaGrande) Association)
Start-up Fundraising for Business 4:30■BREAK
Districts(Peggy Campbell,Realtor,
Newberg;Rich Osbum,UCC Church,
Forest Grove;Doug Thompson,D.C.
Thompson Realty,Astoria)
■CATEGORIES:
Board Member of the Year
AWARDS! Main Street Citizen of the Year
• . Best Downtown Organization
Call for YOUR entry Best Fundraising Event
Best Newsletter
. form NOW! 222-2182 Best Promotion
Best Development Project
ENTRIES DUE: June 18th Best Design Project
r-J1'%1F_W`V CE For more information on conference,Call ODDA at 222-2182
4:45■Van Tours ofODDA's URBAN 10:15■ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING
CENTERS —concurrent sessions
Hawthorne(Rob DeGraff,Manager; Creating PubliclPnvate Development
Board Member) Partnerships(Linda Peters,Hillsboro;
Parkrose(Richard Jaskiel,Manager; Bob Naito,H.Naito Properties,
Sharron Kelly,Board Member) Portland;Sally Brownton,Main
Union-Vancouver-Williams Street Manager,LaGrande)
(John Thompson,
Board Member) Recruiting Businesses(Steve
Goodwin,Under The Rainbow,
5:15■BREAK Silverton&McMinnville;Bill Bishop,
formerly Main Street Manager,
T�ursd�y Springfield,Eugene;Glen Rea,Morse
evening Brothers,Tangent)
Benson Hotel
pm
Talking with Lenders(Steve
Anderson,partner—Foley Building,
6:00■RECEPTION Benson Hotel, LaGrande;Martin Loring,River East
spouses&friends welcome
Progress,Portland)
7:00■DINNER Benson Hotel,all welcome 1 1:15■TOURS of Retail Centers
(see registration form) Yamhill Market—a festival market,its
7:30■"OUT ON THE TOWN"—a slide design and lease up (Dick Ragland,
show of successes,awards for Ragland/Hagerman,Portland;Lou
success&a short annual meeting Elliott,Yamhill Marketplace,Portland)
9:oo■DANCI NG to"Rock Residue"—a Galleria—a trendy fashion center,its
50's&60's rock'n roll band who marketing&lease structure (Anne
DARES YOU not to have fun! Naito,Galleria,Portland;Bob Naito,
H.Naito Properties)
12:15■LUNCH—Speaker:Bill Kowinski,
Friday author,Mailing of America
morning
Benson Hotel
am on the town
Fridayafternoon
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8:30■REG ISTATION(Coffee&Rolls)
9:00■DESIGN—Concurrent Sessions p`n
2:00■WORKSHOPS on Design&
Improving Parking Conditions(Betty Economic Restructuring
Mills,Main Street Manager, Window Displays: The Art of Managing
Springfield;John Manley,formerly on a Low Budget(Tom Fuhrer,
Main Street Manager,The Dalles) Frederick&Nelson,on site)
Running a Local Design Program(Sally Storefront Design:Old&New(Judith
O'Donnell,Main Street Manager, Rees,Portland Development
Tillamook;Laura Watts-Olmstead, Commission,Portland;George
ODDA Designer;Kyle Castellano, McMath,Allen,McMath&Hawkins,
Main Street Manager,Centralia, Portland;a walking tour)
Washington)
4:00■BREAK
Status of the Rehabilitation Tax Credits 4:14■WORKSHOPS on Design&
&What It All Means to Downtown
(Eric Eisemann,Historic Preservation Economic Restructuring
League of Oregon,Portland;John Merchandise Displays
Tess,Heritage Investment (Nordstrom;on site)
Corporation,Portland&Washington, Public Space Design&Attracting the
D.C.;Steffeni Gray,Main Street Right Crowd(Brian Scott,ODDA,
Manager,Dallas) Portland;John Southgate,City
10:00■BREAK Planning Bureau, Portland)
5:30■ADJOURN
Featured Speakers „ITT BILL KOWINSKI:After a two-year
coast-to-coast odyssey to unlock the secrets
y. ♦ of the mall as a magic selling machine,he found
:R NEIL GOLDSCHMIDT:Candidate that the"malting of America"had become a
for Governor of Oregon.Goldschmidt was Vice fact of life.William Severini Kowinski is a free-
President of NIKE.Inc..until the end of 1985, lance writer who has been the book review ed
He serves on the Boards of the National Semi- itor and managing arts editor of the Boston
conductor INFOCEL,the Kaiser Foundation Phoenix.He has written articles for many
Health Plan and Gelco Corporation. newspapers and magazines,including Esquire
After serving two years on the Portland City f and The New York Times Magazine.He lives in
Council.Goldschmidt became Mayor of Port-
Greensburg,Pennsylvania.
land.As Mayor he is credited with"doing more
"Someday it may be possible to be bom,go from
for Downtown Portland than any mayor in preschool through college,g g get a job,date,marry,
recent history"The Transit Mall,soon to open have children,get a divorce,advance through a
Light Rail System,removal of the freeway and career or two,receive medical care,even get ar-
creation of Waterfron Park,and even the initis- rested,tried and jailed.to live a relatively full life
tion of Portland's downtown association,the of culture and entertainment and eventually die
Association for Portland Progress are credited and be given funeral rites without ever leaving a
to him.
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CONFERENCE FEES
ODDA Member Non-Member(Or At The Door)
Two Days $90 $110
One Day $50 $6O
Half Day $3O $40
Luncheons(only) $15 $20
Dinner&Dancing $25 $30
0 LODGING. (conference rates)
Benson Hotel(800)228-3000 or 228-2000
(Broadway at Oak)
Single—small $49.00
large $60.00
Double(2 beds) $71.00
Imperial Hotel 228-7221
(400 S.W.Broadway—immediately across the street)
Single $33.00-40.00
Double $40.00-45.00 '
_ PRE-REGISTRATION PRE-REGISTRATION DUE BY JUNE 18
ne
Organization or Business
Address
Phone — Zip
921 S.W.Morrison,Suite 508,Portland,Oregon 97205 For more information on this conference,Call ODDA at 222-21$2