It’s the most pro-housing reform to low-density zones in US history. Portland City Council approved the long-awaited Residential Infill Project (RIP) in August 2020. You may not realize what a critical role PDX-SDA played in helping this legislation to get continuously better. You can power us forward on sustainable solutions. These units will take away from the neighborhood in more ways than just aesthetics. It’s called tenement housing. These ideas if implemented will create several bad unintended consequences. The proposal passed 3-1. Growing cities need to build more homes, one way or another. You may add a link with HTML:
text to display. Is this committee asleep or are they just stupid and cannot think ahead. Make a donation to Sightline now. I have circulated it to friends, government officials and professional colleagues around the country for ideas and for inspiration. I have been a registered professional civil engineer (CA) for 46 years, City Engineer for several Cities in Southern California, including the third largest in Los Angeles county. I wonder if the task remains half-complete, though, as rents for new apartments in my area (Overlook) are still too high to be affordable. In Austin we have a term for those negative voices, “CAVES,” citizens against virtually everything. The goal of this policy is to stabilize home values, so we don’t see massive appreciation due to continued housing shortage (of the sort we saw over the last decade), while also making Portland more prosperous by letting more people live the lifestyles they choose. Projections at the time had the city’s population growing by more than 250,000 residents by 2035. We also need to find ways to make shared housing more feasible for all ages–especially older homeowners and renters. Because lower-density neighborhoods are 77% of residential land, no neighborhood is likely to change all that much. You’re always totally welcome to refer to Sightline, Mark! In 2016, the council unanimously agreed in concept to legalizing duplexes and corner triplexes in part of the city, plus a sharp restriction in building size. I wouldn’t live anywhere but a liberal town. That is a wonder! “They’re” wouldn’t be used in any of them. Commissioner Amanda Fritz was the sole no vote against the plan, calling it one of the most upsetting votes she’s cast in her dozen years on the Council. In 2015, the City Council approved major updates to the R-6 residential zone, which includes much of the residential area on the Peninsula. Douglas Scott, The Composite Zoning Map, published in late May 2016, combined proposed Zoning Map changes from four 2035 Comprehensive Plan Early Implementation projects: Employment Zoning, Campus Institutional Zoning, Mixed Use Zones, and Residential and Open Space Zoning. For example, a site might have the zoning of R2 (R1) representing a Base Zone of R2 and a comprehensive plan zoning designation of R1. On Wednesday, hours before the vote, Baugh said he believed the proposal would guarantee a population decline in some of Portland’s most vulnerable communities of color. Thank you for reminding us of the history of this project, and thank you for your analytical reporting (and advocating) throughout. You’re mistaken – Westmoreland is zoned R5 and R2.5. If we hadn’t chipped in with our now-neighbors to build it, we probably would have ended up buying an older existing home, presumably slightly outbidding someone else for it. If a different zone is requested, a Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment Review is also required. Required to change the zoning on the site if the proposed zoning is in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan designation. Meanwhile, I will try to find Michael some better images from the Portland area. At least most of them probably know how to use grammar and the correct form of ‘they’re’ . “If that’s a Portland value, I missed it in the comp plan.”. A little over 25 years ago I was a member of the local neighbor association and we suggested mixed development along 82nd street in Portland. A triplex is pictured on the corner of Northeast Sixth Avenue and Northeast Ainsworth Street Friday, Feb. 1, 2019, in Portland, Ore. After five years of fine-tuning, Portland City Council has voted for a dramatic overhaul of its zoning code to allow more homes to be built in nearly all of the city’s residential neighborhoods. If we could solve the wealth gap with the zoning code, I’d be in favor; the best we can do is lower the bar enough that middle-class people have a path to investing in homes in the city. The main effect isn’t likely to be a huge increase in expected growth, just a reallocation of a (relatively small, like 10% or so) amount of that growth from the apartment zones (and the burbs) to the lower-density neighborhoods. Also worth keeping in mind that because of the big nationwide drop in household sizes, low-density areas in Portland have fewer total residents today than in the 60s. Why not allow lot splits so that each person can own their own piece of land in Portland? As rents and market values continue to rise, an increasing number of Portlanders are at risk of being displaced and priced out of the city. When an article calls Wheeler center-left. Employment Land The 2035 Comprehensive Plan included plan map and zoning map changes to ensure Portland … The intent of the change is to guide future uses and developments at a particular site in a new direction consistent with City policy. And since Chicago lots are 25 foot wide —twice as narrow as Portland’s typical 50 foot wide lots — this results in a much higher density than the RIP, even fully implemented. If people want to pay enough for the parking to make it worthwhile for the owner to keep it as a parking lot, then I suppose there will be. Most developers have a limited understanding of how to build community. Make a year-end donation to Sightline today. Sounds good. For which all our “titles” are fictions from the colonial era. Fingers crossed that one day, somewhere down the line, I myself can say “R.I.P” to the days of rent-triggered existential meltdowns. I want to partition my lot. Moreover, according to FBI statistics, Portland has the 4th highest crime rate in the state (as of 2014). Here’s a map: https://www.portlandmaps.com/bps/mapapp/maps.html#mapTheme=rip. Those zones, along with R7, are the ones affected here. The proposal also does away with requirements that new developments offer off-street parking. It’d be nice if we could all dick around in an office building on salary or whatever and afford a nice, big Victorian house in an old-growth neighborhood close to where we work, but that’s not how things pan out for most people. There’s plenty of disagreement within both major US parties. I referenced a Sightline article. My personal perspective is similar. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-07-29/to-add-housing-zoning-code-reform-is-just-a-start. Politicians are generally ignorant, short sighted, and just plane dumb they ignore facts to promise anything when it suits them. The city of Portland has a liberal mindset. If on-street parking becomes scarce in some areas, probably some folks will finally clean out their garages and start using them for parking. Change the Zoning Map and higher density zoning in historic districts to balance historic preservations goals with incentives for affordable housing . Good luck to you all. Some zoning changes were coming to these areas regardless of the infill project. No more high density multi-resident homes filled with drunks and drug addicts. In the last few weeks, middle-housing bans unexpectedly became a high-profile issue in the US presidential race, as President Donald Trump cheerfully claimed responsibility for rising housing prices, applauding his administration’s flip-flop from saying exclusionary zoning is bad (because it drives up prices) to saying it is good (because those high prices preserve segregation). This reform lowers that bar somewhat. Portland’s reform will build on similar actions in Vancouver and Minneapolis, whose leaders voted in 2018 to re-legalize duplexes and triplexes, respectively; in Seattle, where a 2019 reform to accessory cottages resulted in something very close to citywide triplex legalization; and in Austin, whose council passed a very similar sixplex-with-affordability proposal in 2019. Hooray for that too. With crime rate increases in recent months, I see no reason to invest. The added density created a lot of pressure on all the residents of my neighborhood, especially those whose rental housing does not include off-street parking. As we wrote in January, legalizing sixplexes for regulated-affordable projects is the economic equivalent of cutting a check for $100,000 or more per affordable home. Much of that work will be at the State level–on the State Building Code(s). As the Open House notes, “Fewer than 13% of the streets in the town center have sidewalks. Last year, the state passed House Bill 2001, which eliminated single-family zoning in much of the state. Stay up to date on the Northwest's most important sustainability issues. A higher density Portland … Before a push in the early 1900s toward more exclusive zoning, Portland was home to more varied housing styles: old garden houses, courtyard apartments and cottages. Try calculating a monthly budget for a full-time minimum wage worker, while factoring in the market rate for a 1-bedroom apartment in the Portland area. With cheap housing comes the types of neighbors that will stick out like a sore thumb and lower the property values. Bla bla bla…get your head out of Fox News. I am glad to see our city acting to help create more affordable housing options, and impressed that the City Council listened to housing advocates. The proposal passed 3-1. Millennials have largely been shut out of affordable home ownership thanks to depressed wages, two huge recessions, NIMBYism, and soaring housing costs over the last twenty years. Is there a point against homeownership that I didn’t catch? That’s the approach Houston took several years ago, and it’s been very effective. Early in 2020, Wheeler still couldn’t find the votes for the local reform—until another pair of hours-long hearings, in which pro-housing voices led by the advocacy groups Portland: Neighbors Welcome and Anti-Displacement PDX united around the concepts of adding the “deeper affordability” sixplex amendment and simultaneously pursuing other tenant protections like Eudaly’s “tenant opportunity to purchase” concept. By reverting back to a more lenient code, advocates and city planners believe different kinds of housing will slowly emerge, affordable to middle-income earners and first-time homebuyers who would otherwise have to look elsewhere. Great article regarding significant changes in land-use policy. Following almost two years of development, the Portland City Council adopted the Better Housing by Design changes on Wednesday, December 18 th. The recently launched Homeshare of Oregon, a program of Oregon Harbor of Hope, is the group to watch in this respect. Create city templates for developers. Demand high quality design. Splitting the fixed cost of a lot among even six homes doesn’t generally bring development prices low enough to be built without subsidy. “But it is a step in the right direction.”. Personally I live in Woodlawn and there are two huge new apartment buildings on NE Dekum, and one HUGE one going in on MLK and Rosa Parks. Portland’s new rules will also offer a “deeper affordability” option: four to six homes on any lot if at least half are available to low-income Portlanders at regulated, affordable prices. If Portland keeps allowing the rioters to control the city – housing will become more affordable as the population moves away. Politicians in New Jersey normally send them to New York, Portland sounds like a nicer place. Of course, some people (myself included) feel that they need a car for one reason or another… those people can still have a car. There are hardly any single family lots — it’s primarily three-flats and larger apartment buildings; hardly anything under three stories. Portland Zoning Changes. My new neighborhood in Chicago is six times denser than my old one in Portland and it definitely shows. “Can’t wait to vote to get this thing implemented,” Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty said last week, citing it as a step toward repairing what the city government now describes as its own history of “creating and enforcing racial segregation and inequities.”. How does this affect the Portland 2035 Comprehensive Plan? On Sunday, Oregon lawmakers gave their final approval to House Bill 2001, which would eliminate single-family zoning around the state. Increasing the economic return you can get from your property makes your property worth more, not less. This is the working part of Portland, East Portland. Nice thoughtful reply based on sound reasoning. Share … Excellent article. It should hopefully help slow some of the bleeding but unfortunately it will likely not create the kind of dense, walkable neighborhoods that Chicago and east coast cities have — the ship sailed on that a century ago when white settlers chose to keep immigrants and minorities out rather than welcome them in by providing housing and services. A fourplex in Portland, built before their 1959 ban. I didn’t realize staff was working on those additional FAR allowances. And it does achieve another form of segregation. Plan Districts, Historic Districts, and Conservation Districts - The boundaries of these districts are … “Who knew putting people at city council, testifying, writing letters and convincing their elected officials could change public policy?” Commissioner Hardesty said in June, admitting that until she’d heard from the public, even she had thought the sixplex concept was too radical to support. It’s true that most Portlanders don’t have the access to capital to build apartment buildings; many Portlanders don’t qualify for 30-year mortgages, either. This increased displacement risk was one of the main issues skeptics of RIP pointed to in their opposition. Remember be careful what you ask for you may get it! the economic equivalent of cutting a check for $100,000 or more per affordable home, began in 1924 and expanded almost citywide in 1959, segregate people by class, race, age and income, cheerfully claimed responsibility for rising housing prices, « Washington Stops at Incremental Housing Steps, California's Home Shortage is Making Everyone Else's Worse », https://www.portlandmaps.com/bps/mapapp/maps.html#mapTheme=rip, https://lims.minneapolismn.gov/download/Agenda/856/Built%20Form.pdf/46372/1789/Built%20Form%20Regulations. In my Flickr feed and on my website, you can find more recent housing photos. That’s exactly how prices go up. It’s not rocket science. In Santa Barbara, where i live, the high density infill in my modest neighborhood (lower east side), coupled with the relaxed requirements for developers to provide adequate onsite parking, has created a parking nightmare in an area that was previously only a parking “semi-nightmare”. Way to go, EUGENE, using those expensive infrastructures and blocking us from our civic responsibility to share the land. On the street? As for Seattle, that city still bans new housing from the driveways of most primary homes, making infill geometrically impossible in many cases. If driveways (ie car ownership) are to become optional, there needs to be more businesses (ie jobs) in walking distance from where people live. Whatever it takes to keep you out of Portland is fine with me. While the city anticipates the smaller units will likely be less expensive than what would be built otherwise, many of the homes will not be within reach for the lowest-income Portlanders. Yes. Another thing is that you need mixed use development because people also need to be able to walk to their grocery store, Percentage of Portland households with either one or zero cars: 55, https://data.census.gov/cedsci/table?q=vehicles%20household%20size%20portland&tid=ACSDT1Y2013.C08201&hidePreview=false. I hope this works, and provides housing for the many people who don’t even own a car to park. The only thing I love more than that city is the enlightened leadership Portland provides for the rest of the country. And, who wants to park down the street from their house? One effect, in many cities a primary goal, was to segregate people by class, race, age and income. It’s not for everyone, myself included. I live in a small old clamming town on the New Jersey coast. This is excellent! The infill plan has long been one of the more contentious projects winding its way through City Hall. We work to promote smart policy ideas and monitor the region's progress towards sustainability. Let’s not justify riots by trying to hide the FACT that riots in many additional areas and abusive invasions into many residential areas are occurring every day & night!! I thought I had already done so, but files get lost. How about addressing the issues on inflated housing /living costs. But the proposal is expected to exacerbate displacement in three neighborhoods where land is relatively cheap: Lents, Montavilla and Brentwood-Darlington — all areas with higher shares of Latino and Asian households as compared to the city as a whole. This results less room for cars and nearly double the space for people) makes the area feel much more walkable than my old neighborhood which was almost all large lot single family on a car-choked street with narrow sidewalks. All Rights Reserved. I completely agree that we’ll need to keep fighting those loopholes. If you don’t find one there, check here – New Portland Housing 2019. They allow for some non‐household living uses but not to such an extent as to sacrifice the overall image and character of the single‐dwelling neighborhood.”? If street parking is going to be impossible, Michael, why don’t you park off the street instead? The City of Portland requires zoning permits even when a building permit is not needed. Legalizing triplexes was only one step in the implementation of an overall comprehensive plan (“Minneapolis 2040”) which will dramatically transform the zoning code and land use policies here. Portland has less than some cities by race, but the most racially concentrated areas, the close-in low-density neighborhoods, are full of white people and little else, way out of regional proportion. Austin’s sixplex concept is a different matter. Sightline Institute's work is made possible by the generosity of people like you! If things *really* get crowded on the street, the city has developed options for overnight parking permit programs that can give people an extra reason to park on their own property (or, if they’re a developer, to include off-street parking). Property valuesplummet. This isn’t dispersing them around the city! For every $422 of increased property taxes a homeowner loses $10,000 in value at today’s interest rates. I’m curious about the role of mixed-use zoning in this development plan. The critique that the legalization of triplexes here did not come with other associated and necessary zoning changes (e.g. Zoning regulations affect all new construction, most alterations, commercial occupancy changes, property line changes and most site development activity including some tree cutting and landscaping. While I agree with most of what this program values, you did not mention the primary driver behind your reasons why “millennials have largely been shut out of affordable home ownership,” and that is the unsustainable increase in population in Oregon and PDX in particular by those coming to live here. This reform is DEFINITELY not the solution to everything. Westbrook Council approves new Lincoln Street zoning, sees updates to ordinances. Maybe I missed the explanation of this, but why not allow smaller lot sizes instead? Hi, Michael— Thanks for the very informative article. Also hilarious to see people who don’t even live in Portland flinging insults in the comment section . Regulations addressing the various types of nonconforming situations are contained within Chapter 33.258 - Nonconforming Situations, of the Portland Zoning Code. My family lives in an ADU, Nik. Now, the city is proposing zoning changes … Supporters of the project have advocated for the city to take additional steps to ensure the new units created can benefit the most vulnerable residents. If I may offer a clarification…I am a Minneapolis resident and have been deeply interested in the Minneapolis 2040 plan process that led to the legalization of triplexes across the city, though the process started before I moved to Minneapolis. But this legislation allows people who don’t want a car, or who only want to have one car per family, to make that decision. Personally, I find all of those problems less urgent than the problem of building homes in places people want to live. Duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes could be built in essentially all residential areas. I’m sure people who pay 600k and up for their house will be tickled pink to know that their investment could be jeopardized by cheap housing being integrated into their neighborhood. We can be sure that the priveledged neighborhoods will not see the infill that more modest neighborhoods will. If that’s the case, this policy will help us more gracefully subdivide large homes as we all economize and leave the next housing boom to some other city. “These are people of color. . If the desired zone is shown in parenthesis on the official zoning maps, only a Zoning Map Amendment is required. But maybe not to those who are scared to live in a city that is fighting segregation. I’m sure you would have done the same thing had you been born 30-40 years earlier. This huge diversity of building types — nearly all multiunit — also results in my neighborhood having tons of businesses within a 15 minute walk as well as a being one of the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the city. And I hope that in future articles on this topic, you will recognize the important role that PDX-SDA’s co-founder, Garlynn Woodsong played in advancing this policy–including redeveloping two single family homes into great models of Missing Middle Housing–despite the tough obstacles he had to overcome. It will crowd our streets with more traffic, making them less safe. This is the only good news I’ve read in months. More ADUs and higher density doesn’t sound like a lifestyle improvement. In the six years since the residential infill project’s concept was floated in a letter by a local micro-developer, Portland leaders have weighed and delayed it again and again, sending it back multiple times through the city’s wringer of public process. Design changes on Wednesday, December 18 th portland zoning changes changing it ’ s the approach Houston took several years,... 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