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Strong Social/Community Aspect, weekly night out at local businesses
Fun community connection events, Know your neighbors
Get people lingering outside with Porch Party Tuesday and Smoking Group
Recruit diverse members across many measures and dimensions
Banish Robert’s Rules of Order, adopt Martha’s rules--or something like that--instead
Parking Day takeover public parking spaces for other creative uses (art projects, pocket parks)
Neighborhood Emergency Teams
Float in the Division/Clinton Street Parade ala NOLA style
Lobby for Housing. Support more FAR and lot coverage in R1, Residential Infill Project (RIP), Senate Bill 2001
Cross-neighborhood geographical boundaries ie inner Hawthorne/Division/Belmont to 50th
Block parties and street closures
Online Decision Making use technology to get things done
Apply for SEUL grant
Renter Outreach
Can we play in the street as a metric of success
Emergency Prep Resources, Bulk Price offering of supplies (shut off valve tools, etc)
Slow Poke Bike Rides, weekly
Caring for neighbors in times of need, know your neighbors, look out for elders and vulnerable
Calendar of Events, Commit to a rhythm of activities (ie once per month)
Safety Focus, fire prevention
Guest Speakers like Rob Nosse, Kathleen Taylor
Rituals (David Brooks article), Baby Shower for Francis, Mel and Brendon
Experiment with new and dynamic structures
Break into Action/Carrying committees of 5-7 people for projects
Education on Topics
Portland Pace Car Initiative http://www.douthit.biz/docs/pace_car_brochure.pdf
Events inclusive involvement
Anti grafitti, adopt an area to clean, daily, weekly
Supporting Greenway Stystem
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