May Meeting
Monday, May 14, 2012
7 PM @ Columbia Pioneer School
716 N. Marine Dr., Portland, OR
AGENDA:
#1
VOTE
Election of Board Members May 2012
The BNA Board recommends the following for the BNA 2012-2013 Board:
( ) YES, Elect all nominated candidate OR Vote below by candidate name
( ) Richard Brown ( ) Brian Stipak
( ) Bill Coffman ( ) Leslie Sawyer
( ) Ann Neuenschwander ( ) Elizabeth Sanders
( ) Jon Peterson ( ) Scott Niesen
( ) Dustin Pruitt ( ) John Powell
( ) Matt Whitney ( ) Chuck Wilson
( ) Walter Valenta ( ) OTHER (write in)
( )_________________ ( ) __________________
Ballots must be cast before or at the May 14th, 2012 BNA meeting. The ballots
will be counted at this meeting. The newly elected board will then elect
officers.
ALSO:
#2
The Possibility of Obtaining a Waiver for the Flood Zone on Bridgeton Road
UPDATE
This is an important issue for everyone who owns property on Bridgeton Road and
the levee to the west.
We need to quickly respond to this opportunity to get a change.
#3
Stormwater Management Fee Discussion UPDATE
We will review the issues and discuss possible actions that may be needed by the
people who live on Bridgeton.
If you have questions or comments, please send an e-mail to:
Leslie Sawyer 503-314-2137
Matt Whitney 503-285-3296
parafriend@comcast.net
503-314-2137
Matt Whitney,
Co-Chairs, Bridgeton Neighborhood Association
The Bridgeton Neighborhood Association is organized for the purpose of improving the livability and quality of life in
our neighborhood. The association has been recognized as one of the more active
and proactive associations in the Portland, Oregon area. It includes an area in
the Portland, Oregon North Harbour on the south channel of the Columbia River.
Bridgeton is a community of many living styles including: traditional
residential housing, house boats and live-aboard boats, townhomes, upscale
apartment and condomonium communites. it also has many marinas and marine
related businesses. The neighborhood continues to grow with new retail centers,
riverside condominium development, residence hotel and restaurants. The Max
Light Rail system and the interstate freeway system are available at the west
end of the Bridgeton neighborhood and the Portland International Airport is
just minutes east off Marine Drive.
Our residents enjoy many local recreational opportunities including sports
fields, golf, parks, water activities including boating, sailing, and fishing.
The forty mile loop bike trail passes through the Bridgeton neighborhood making
walking and bicycling popular pastimes. Shopping, dining, and entertainment are
available within a few minutes of our doors with other shopping available in
nearby Vancouver and the central area of Portland.
