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Meeting #7 Action Minutes
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1 1. CALL TO ORDER
2 Erik Olson, Long Range Planning Manager, called the meeting to order at approximately 1:00 p.m.
3 This was a video conference meeting held via Zoom.
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5 2. ROLL CALL
6 Members Present:
7 Kasey Adler,Transportation Advisory Board Representative, Vice-Chair
8 Joseph M. Buck, Mayor and City Council Liaison (non-voting)
9 Douglas Corder, 50+Advisory Board Representative
10 Philip Stewart, Planning Commission Liaison (non-voting)
11 Bruce Poinsette, Development Review Commission Representative
12 Kimvi To, DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Board) Advisory Board Representative - was excused
13 Kelly Reid, Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD) Alternate
14 Representative -Not present
15 Thea Chroman, DLCD Alternate Representative
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17 At-Large Members— Housing Producers:
18 Kyrsten Baumgart
19 Phil Bertrand
20 David Tangvald -Not present
21 Sarah Walker, Chair
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23 At-Large Members— Housing Consumers:
24 Yoko Kinoshita -Not present
25 Rosalie Nowalk
26 Pat Ginn
27 Diana Howell -Not present
28 Cara Kao-Young -Not present
29 Betty Jung-Not present
30 Rebecca Lane - was excused
31 John E. Pauley
32 John Turchi
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34 Staff Present:
35 Jessica Numanoglu, Community Development Director; Erik Olson, Long Range Planning Manager;
36 Michael McNamee, Associate Planner; and Cristina Siquina Calderon, Admin Support.
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38 Consultants Present:
39 Brendan Buckley, Project Manager with Johnson Economics; Matt Hastie, Project Manager with
40 MIG; and Kate Rogers, Senior Planner with MIG.
Respect. Excellence. Trust. Service.
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1 3. GREETINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
2 None.
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4 4. RECAP OF RECOMMENDED STRATEGIES DISCUSSION
5 Task force members received a recap from Kate of the recommended strategies discussed at the
6 last HPS meeting, followed by question and comments.
7 • Potentially move Pre-Approved Plan Sets for ADUs to medium-term implementation, or
8 near-term if there are plans already available.
9 • Potentially move TIF Strategy into near-term implementation
10 • Add to Public-Private Partnerships: Take advantage of regional funding sources for
11 affordable housing.
12 • Consider evaluating potential lost tax revenue due to tax abatements.
13 • DLCD advises clarifying the time frames
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15 5. STRATEGIES NEEDING FURTHER DISCUSSION
16 Task force members Reviewed and further discussed strategies that are still in consideration but
17 did not have clear support.
18 • Zoning Incentives for Affordable Housing: Recommended to be tied into item 1.1 (Code
19 Audit and Amendments), incorporate a recommendation to include senate bill 8
20 affordability and density height bonus into the development code, and Explore
21 alternatives other that height and density.
22 • CET: HPS members participated in a straw poll and the majority voted to advance CET.
23 • Vertical Housing Development Zone Tax Abatement: Not recommending.
24 • MUPTE: Include as potential incentive strategy.
25 • Pre-Approved Plan Sets for Middle Housing: Members participated in a straw poll the
26 majority voted in support but add affordability requirement.
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28 8. NEXT STEPS
29 Mr. Olson reviewed next steps for HPS outreach.
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31 Action Item:
32 • Virtual Community Forum, March 14, 2024.
33 • Joint Work Session with the City Council and Planning Commission, April 2, 2024.
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35 9. ADJOURNMENT
36 There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:00 p.m.
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