Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Follow up to neighborhood meeting


Here are the internet links for issues discussed at BNA meeting on February 14th

The panel report for the CRC

Leslie will be sending out a proposed letter to the governors later this week.

The sites for information on the Flood Zone issues.
FEMA NFIP, CFR 44, Chapter 1, Parts 59-77

City of Portland - Flood Ordinance, Title 24.50.040

Dave Hendricks is the Deputy Director at MCDD and can be reached at 503-281-5675. His email address is dhendricks@mcdd.org.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Maybe You Should Work For You




In today's economy thinking outside the JOB box and finding a way to be self-employed just might be what you need to do!





Where? Kenton Library community room
8226 North Denver Avenue
When? Wednesday Feb 16th from 5 to 6 PM

• Every one of us has skills and levels of expertise that someone else needs or wants

• There is sufficient money in our economy – you just have to figure out how to go get it for your own business

• Having your own business has great tax advantages – so great that it seems the IRS code was designed for self-employed persons

Come to a short presentation this Wednesday evening and learn about the pros and cons of being self-employed
and how to think about getting outside the JOB box!


Where? Kenton Library community room
8226 North Denver Avenue
When? Wednesday Feb 16th from 5 to 6 PM


This is general information only and no specific businesses can or will be mentioned!

An HD44 PCP event and open to the public.
Not affiliated with the library
Please let your friends know about this...
Thank you

Monday, February 07, 2011

February Neighborhood Meeting

February 14th - 7 PM - Columbia Pioneer School @ Bridgeton and Marine Dr

AGENDA
:

Flood Zone for houses on the Levee

Dave Hendricks from MCDD will discuss the issues

CRC—What Now!!!

Environmental Evaluation of the Sloughs/West Hayden Island

Spring Clean-up ---April 23rd

Bridgeton Neighborhood Updates

Neighborhood Night out plans

Form a committee to work on a neighborhood disaster response plan