Senate President Peter Courtney proposed a bill this week, known as Senate Bill 10, that would require cities in the Portland Metro Area to allow 75 housing units per acre within a quarter mile of frequent transit. It would also allow 45 units per acre within half a mile of frequent transit, and 140 units per acre within a quarter mile of a light rail station. A map of frequent service lines shows that many run through the city's single family zoned neighborhoods. SB 10 would allow for more density in places where residents could more comfortably live without a vehicle. Read more.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
OR Senate President Introduces Bill to Upzone Transit-Rich Neighborhoods
Senate President Peter Courtney proposed a bill this week, known as Senate Bill 10, that would require cities in the Portland Metro Area to allow 75 housing units per acre within a quarter mile of frequent transit. It would also allow 45 units per acre within half a mile of frequent transit, and 140 units per acre within a quarter mile of a light rail station. A map of frequent service lines shows that many run through the city's single family zoned neighborhoods. SB 10 would allow for more density in places where residents could more comfortably live without a vehicle. Read more.
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