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Transportation committee refers citywide asset management resolution to full council
Summary
The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted 5-0 to send a resolution requiring the City Administrator to develop a citywide asset management strategy and financing plan to the full Portland City Council for adoption. The measure directs staff to produce a strategy by Sept. 15, 2026 and to study GIS-based mapping and best practices.
The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted 5-0 to refer a resolution directing the City Administrator to develop a citywide asset management strategy and financial plan.
Chair Clark, chair of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, presented the proposal and moved the resolution to a full-council recommendation. Councilor Koyama Lane moved the motion and Councilor Green seconded it. Diego called the roll: Councilors Koyama Lane, Murillo, Green, Smith and Clark voted “aye,” and the motion to send Document No. 2025194 to the full council passed.
The resolution requires the City Administrator to produce a citywide asset management strategy and a financing plan, with a deadline cited in the resolution of Sept. 15, 2026. In presenting the measure, Chair Clark said the work is intended to “refocus our efforts on fixing and maintaining the city’s existing infrastructure” and to bring leadership across bureaus into a…
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