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Input on master plan still being received

By: Josh Kulla//January 9, 2020//

Input on master plan still being received

Josh Kulla//January 9, 2020//

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A master plan for the 14-acre former site in the Pearl District will return before the Portland Design Commission next month. (Sam Tenney/91视频 file)

The latest version of the master plan for the former U.S. Postal Service site in Northwest Portland is tentatively scheduled to return before the Portland Design Commission on Feb. 13, and time is running out for the public to submit comments.

is preparing the master plan for . The Bureau of Development Services has issued a request for response in advance of the public hearing. Public input will be received through Jan. 27.

The 14-acre site, the largest portion of the Broadway Corridor, is bounded by Northwest Lovejoy Street to the north, Northwest Broadway to the east, Northwest Hoyt Street to the south and Northwest Ninth Avenue to the east. Plans call for approximately 4 million square feet of new mixed-use development. Drawings submitted to by ZGF Architects suggest a host of mid-rise and high-rise buildings 鈥 as tall as 400 feet 鈥 could be constructed on the site.

This iteration has 鈥渘o fundamental changes鈥 to plans previously proposed for streets, buildings or density, ZGF Architects spokeswoman Bailey Thompson said.

Applicants still hope Portland’s Green Loop, envisioned as a linear park connecting areas on both sides of the Willamette River, will be part of the master plan for the former U.S. Postal Service property.



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