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Tualatin neighborhood groups report volunteer growth, flag development concerns and propose CIO boundary changes
Summary
Community Involvement Organizations (CIOs) told the council they are holding more events, requested larger small‑grant limits and raised concerns about several residential developments and tree preservation; CIO leaders proposed expanding CIO boundaries to include new housing south of Byram and parts of downtown/Bridgeport.
Leaders of Tualatin’s Community Involvement Organizations delivered their annual report on Aug. 25, highlighting a return to in‑person events, a request to increase the small‑grant limit, and neighborhood concerns about new housing developments and tree removal.
Catherine Holland, president of the Commercial CIO, and other CIO presidents described volunteer activity across the city and thanked Deputy City Manager Megan George for staff support. Patricia Parsons, a CIO leader, and other neighborhood presidents recounted community response to a proposed development near 103rd Avenue that initially prompted large, emotional neighborhood meetings.
Residents and CIO leaders said they…
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