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Event Manager I, full-time ,
Portland’5 Centers for the Arts,
$48,274.00
-
$69,999.00
annually. Deadline date: July 30,
2018
An image from Google search shows the property in the Cully Neighborhood at 5827 N.E. Prescott St.
where the Portland Housing Bureau plans to develop at least 50 new units of affordable housing with
funds from the Portland Housing Bond.
Property for Affordable Housing
Cully site
purchased with
city bond
The Cully Neighborhood will
be the site of at least 50 new af-
fordable housing units thanks to
the Portland Housing Bureau and
its acquisition of a 19,000-square
foot property at 5827 N.E.
Prescott with monies from Port-
land’s Housing Bond.
The property is the fourth bond
project announced in the last 18
months, totaling more than 560
units of permanently affordable
housing planned or purchased to
date under the bond.
“This opportunity to bring new
housing to a critically important
and underserved area is anoth-
er strong step forward toward
our bond goals,” said Mayor Ted
Wheeler, in a recent announce-
ment.
“With the 50 new units planned
for this site, plus hundreds more
under active negotiation, we are
making aggressive progress to
meet our commitment well ahead
of schedule.”
The property’s location in one
of the city’s most diverse neigh-
borhoods follows criteria for
bond expenditures established in
a community framework adopted
by City Council. Under the frame-
work, the bond should serve to
prevent displacement and provide
new housing opportunities, with
a focus on communities of color,
those experiencing homelessness,
immigrant and refugee commu-
nities, and other populations dis-
proportionately impacted by the
housing emergency.
“This is a rapidly gentrifying
area where families are facing a
growing risk of being priced out,”
said Portland Housing Bureau in-
terim director Shannon Callahan.
“Acquiring this property with the
Bond allows us to create a per-
manent foothold of affordability
in this neighborhood and stable
housing for as many as 200 peo-
ple.”
Design work for the site is ex-
pected to begin next summer. For
more information, visit portland-
housingbond.com.
Ticket
Seller,
part-time ,
Portland’5 Centers for the
Arts, $15.07 - $15.34 hourly.
Deadline date: July 30, 2018
These opportunities are open
to First Opportunity Target
Area (FOTA) residents: This
area includes the following
zip codes located primarily in
N, NE and a small portion of
SE Portland: 97024, 97030,
97203, 97211, 97212, 97213,
97216, 97217, 97218, 97220,
97227, 97230, 97233, 97236,
and 97266, whose total annual
income was less than $47,000
for a household of up to two
individuals or less than $65,000
for a household of three or more.
Visit oregonmetro.gov/FOTA for the
complete job announcement and
a link to our online hiring center
or visit our lobby kiosk at Metro,
600 NE Grand Ave, Portland.
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Request for Proposals (RFP)
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