Harmony Community Campus! Vision to Reality College Council Presentation.

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Harmony Community Campus! Vision to Reality College Council Presentation

Stakeholders/complementary projects North Clackamas Aquatic Park expansion Clackamas Community College Oregon Institute of Technology North Clackamas Chamber of Commerce Transportation improvements

We asked the community Three town halls – more than 250 participants Input from 175 surveys and comment forms

Why we are here today Share the vision Describe the master planning process

The Harmony Community Campus is a model for sustaining the vitality of the economy, environment and community in Clackamas County and the region. Vision

What we’ve been asked to do Provide lifelong learning Demonstrate sustainability Ensure environmental stewardship Support economic development Promote healthy living Elevate transit/transportation choice and access Continue communication

Why we need a shared “master plan” Shared Parking (Inter-modal Station) Better Public Transportation Access Regional Connections to Light Rail Access to Open Space Infrastructure (storm/roads/alternative energy) Public/Private Partnerships Shared Costs Unified Development Guidelines

Our charge and challenge Create a regional asset that has neighborhood value Develop the built side of campus while preserving and mitigating minimal impact to the natural area Integrate Toys R Us and ODOT (82 nd Ave) partners into the discussion Keep the community in mind at all times Balance livability and long-term growth

Our community presentations to date Clackamas Community College Presidents Council Clackamas County Business Alliance Clackamas Economic Development Commission Gladstone City Council Happy Valley Business Alliance Linwood Elementary School PTA

Linwood Neighborhood Association Milwaukie City Council North Clackamas Parks Advisory Board Milwaukie NDA Leadership North Clackamas CPO Southgate CPO Our community presentations to date, cont.

Benefits to environment, community and economy Communicate Continue to collaborate Engage businesses What we’re hearing

Ensure campus stays integrated with community Promote transit Recognize/engage community Respect natural environment, oaks

Questions? Comments? Ideas, suggestions, connections People, organizations to involve Issues to consider

Help us make the vision a reality! Join the discussion  Visit the Web site (  Put your name on the list  Attend meetings Complete the questionnaire Refer us to others