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SUMMARY:Bend 2030 Charter Review Forum Two: Your Input
DESCRIPTION:Join us from 5-7 p.m. on Nov. 1 at the Central Oregon Collective to give your input on critical questions such as: \nDoes our current city council structure offer Bend citizens the best leadership possible for addressing our complicated population\, housing\, transportation and livability issues? \nBend 2030\, the Bend Chamber of Commerce and City Club of Central Oregon are partnering to present this two-part charter review event series this fall to give you the tools and the forum to answer this question for yourself. \nAt the first charter review forum\, community members shared more than 50 questions they believe are important to consider in a charter review process. \nRead the report of their input here.\n\nWe’ve curated the ones they deemed most important and now we’re asking you to weigh in. Give your input on the following: \n\nShould Bend residents begin electing a mayor? If yes\, what powers should they have?\nShould Bend implement a ward system with councilors elected from each area of town? If yes\, how many wards should there be?\nShould councilors be paid more than the current $200 per month? If yes\, what negative and positive affects could that have?\n\nRegister here to attend this forum. It’s FREE!
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/bend-2030-charter-review-forum-two-your-input/
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SUMMARY:Bend Grows UP\, Part 3: Developer Strategies
DESCRIPTION:Lecture by: Alex Joyce\, Principal\, Fregonese Associates and Tom Cody\, Managing Partner\, project^ \nIn this third and final part of Bend Grows UP\, we hear from two experts with on-the-ground experience in vertical development. Together\, they’ll share strategies on how to make vertical development “pencil” and how to ensure a project integrates well with the surrounding community. \nAlex Joyce is a principal at Fregonese Associates\, a Portland land use planning firm with an award-winning track record of helping make better cities and regions since 1997. Alex has over 10 years of experience managing a wide range of projects including redevelopment analysis\, urban design\, transit-oriented development feasibility and infill strategies. He has recently worked with the city of Bend on the Central West Side Plan and Urban Growth Boundary Remand project. \nTom Cody is the founder and president of project^\, located in Portland. As a real estate executive\, Tom has over 20 years of experience executing mixed-use\, transit-oriented sustainable developments. Tom received a Masters degree in Urban Planning from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Urban Planning and Development from the University of Southern California. His company currently has two projects in Bend: Basecamp townhomes in the Mill Quarter and Range apartments\, soon to be built in NorthWest Crossing. \nSponsored by Pinnacle Architecture\, Kittelson & Associates\, Inc.\, Wall Street Suites\, Killian Pacific and Central Oregon LandWatch
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/bend-grows-up-part-3-developer-strategies/
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