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Staff: DPW has no additional funding for Tate Street; Parks & Rec will add accessible parking at Tingtape

Portland CDBG Development Review Committee · January 16, 2025
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Summary

Staff told the committee DPW has no funding set-asides beyond CDBG/CIP for the Tate Street project and that brick is limited to a small sidewalk portion; Parks & Rec confirmed they will install handicap-accessible parking adjacent to the Tingtape playground.

Staff member Rowan reported on two applicant follow-ups: DPW confirmed the Tate Street project has no funding set-asides beyond CDBG and CIP and that brick appears in a limited portion of the sidewalk, leading to a slightly revised, lower budget estimate. "They confirmed that, no, they don't have any other funding in mind for this project aside from CDBG and CIP," Rowan said.

Rowan also summarized Parks and Recreation's response about the Tingtape playground: Parks and Rec said it was working with DPW and confirmed a plan to install handicap-accessible parking along Spring Street adjacent to the playground. "They ... confirmed they would install a handicap accessible parking along Spring Street adjacent to the playground," Rowan said.

Rowan told the committee the updated budget details and DPW responses are available in staff files and public records; committee members asked staff to provide those documents on request.