The Tualatin Development Commission (TDC) met on September 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM. The meeting included a consent agenda approval and an interim update on the Downtown Revitalization Project. No public comments were made, and no votes were taken on the project update.
Ballton Development Commission meeting of September 22nd, 2025. It's still the 22nd. Yes, it is. All right. I'll go ahead and call the meeting to order. First item on our agenda is public comment. This is an opportunity for anyone to address the commission on something that is not on tonight's agenda. Please keep your comments to limit to three minutes. Anyone in the chamber wanting to uh comment to the TDC? All right. I'm assuming there's no one in Zoom. Everyone's in bed. All right. Okay, moving on to consent to the consent agenda. The consent agenda, our items are considered routine. Uh they'll be passed, but with one vote. Is anyone on the city council uh have an issue with item number one on the consent agenda and want it removed? I make a motion to approve the consent agenda. Second. Well, I gotta read it, I guess. So the consent tonight. The consent tonight, uh tonight consists of only one item consideration for approval of the TDC meeting minutes of June 23rd, 2025. No, cancellor suck, okay. I make a motion to approve the consent agenda as read. Second. I have a motion second to approve the uh consent agenda as read. Any discussion on this motions? All in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed, abstentions. Uh it's um consent agenda is adopted. Uh general business item number one, downtown revitalization project update. Sid and Michelle still awake. Welcome, Michelle. Uh good evening, Chair Bubenik and uh members of the commission. Uh Sids and Urban Renewal Economic Development Manager. As you see, we have uh Michelle Reeves, our consultant, uh Seville's consultants joining us uh from the Midwest. So thank you, uh Michelle, for for sticking with us. Uh this is an update on downtown revitalization project. This is uh update is provided pursuant to the council goal to uh be updated on uh urban renewal uh projects, and so uh we're excited to to have this uh presentation and I'm going to uh suggest uh out of respect for the commission's time that I was gonna defer some of my time and really give Michelle uh all the time. She's had a great presentation. And before I do that, I just wanted to uh uh point out three quick things. One again the goal of this project is to uh how do we create some vitality and uh redevelopment, reinvestment in the downtown. It's been 10, 15 years since we've had that type of investment in the downtown, and this is a great opportunity to do that, uh, and at the same time create a community identity, mixed use projects, placemaking, uh you know, pedestrian-friendly, multimodal economic development in our downtown area. Those are the things that we try to focus on it through this project. Uh secondly, where are we in this process? This is a 24-month process. Uh we are close to finishing up with Michelle, our phase one, which is our community identity phase. Next step we're going to be jumping into is a partnership with the University of Oregon program, which includes uh designets for some uh parcels in our downtown area and some studies that will help complement uh the uh design shred. And then lastly, is how do we how do we go from uh taking a community identity, visualizing what that downtown can look like and translate that into code?