An Open House to explore Halo Local Improvement District (LID) SW Vermont form 45th to Shattuck
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Halo LID Open House SW Vermont from 45th to Shattuck
Submitted by Ginny Stromer on March 26, 2008 - 11:38am. Activities | LID | Meeting | TransportationHalo LID Open House SW 35th from Stephenson to Arlold
Submitted by Ginny Stromer on March 26, 2008 - 11:33am. Activities | LID | Meeting | TransportationAn open house to explore Halo Local Improvement District (LID) on SW 35th from Stephneson to Arnold
Halo LID Open House SW Vermont from 30th to 37th
Submitted by Ginny Stromer on March 26, 2008 - 11:29am. Activities | LID | Meeting | TransportationAn Open House to explore Halo Local Improvement Districts (LIDS) on SW Vermont from 30th to 37th
Hamilton Halo LID Open House
Submitted by BNA Webmaster on March 12, 2008 - 8:32pm. Bridlemile | Auto | Bicycling | LID | Meeting | Pedestrian | Planning | TransportationRepresentatives from PDOT, Otak, the neighborhood, and others will talk about the Hamilton Halo LID opportunity, answers questions, and listen to your concerns and suggestions regarding the proposed Hamilton Halo LID pilot project.
BNA Monthly Meeting - Hamilton Halo LID update; Georges House
Submitted by BNA Webmaster on January 23, 2008 - 11:14am. Bridlemile | Activities | Bicycling | Land Use | LID | Pedestrian | Transportation• Multnomah Historical Association’s president, Patti Waitman-Ingebretsen will share information about the upcoming Multnomah Village Centennial August 8 – 17, 2008.
• Bev Vogt will give a brief update on the Hamilton Halo LID pilot project.
Ideas, Challenges, and Alternatives
On November 16th, 2007 The BNA Halo LID core team, Erica Rooney (the Otak project manager), and Amanda Ownings Otak Civil Engineer walked both sides of SW Hamilton from SW 60th to SW39th to identify challenges, opportunities, solutions and alternatives for each section of the street. Below are a few of the many challenges, followed by one or two possible alternative pathway designs (from Table D-1.pdf, 284KB PDOT Alternative Pathway Concepts) that might be used.
These alternative pathway designs are meant to show what might be possible, and different solutions can be applied along the different sections of SW Hamilton depending on topography and other factors. The street widith between the yellow center line and the white fogline is 10', street right of way along Hamilton varies greatly from just a few feet to 15-20' outside of the white fog line. So the notes below each photo are just meant to be illustrative discussions of the types of challenges and issues with some of the improvements that might be used if there is sufficient right of way to accommodate them, neither are complete... how would you solve or balance them? Add your own solutions here (see bottom of page for how). More to come here soon.
BNA Monthly Meeting - SW Hamilton Halo LID • What can and should SW Hamilton become?
Submitted by BNA Webmaster on October 30, 2007 - 9:34pm. Bridlemile | Activities | Bicycling | LID | Meeting | Pedestrian | Planning | TransportationMarianne Fitzgeralds, chair of the SWNI Transportation Commitee will talk and answer questions about the opportunities for pedestrian and bicycle improvements that SW Hamilton’s recent selection as a Halo LID pilot project makes possible.
Come share your ideas and concerns on how to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety along SW Hamilton.
Hamilton and Shattuck Pedestrian Improvement (HSPi) Committee Meeting
Submitted by BNA Webmaster on September 10, 2007 - 3:28pm. Bridlemile | Bicycling | LID | Meeting | Pedestrian | Transportation | Work PartyFind out all the latest regarding Halo LID, Ditches to Swales, Street Clean Ups, and more...
See Hamilton & Shattuck Pedestrian Improvements page for background and recent news, upcoming street cleaning parties, etc.
Expanded Maintenance Options
When a group of neighbors wants to upgrade an unimproved street one way to go about it is to use Expanded Maintenance Options.

