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Regional Solutions Program

Regional Solutions

Economic Revitalization Teams Community Solutions Regional Strategies

Administrative Districts

Evolution of the Regional Solutions Program: In The Beginning…

1988 1997 1968 2003 2011

Regional Solutions Program: Purpose

Support economic and community development that:

• Promotes, expands or prevents the decline of industries

and businesses;

• Creates jobs or prevents the loss of jobs; and
• Improves the economy

Coordinate State Action Solve Problems

Regions are strategically aligned with the 11 federally designated economic development districts in Oregon

Regional Solutions Program:

Regions – Committees - Teams – Centers

Five key members appointed by the governor:

• 1. Convener
• 2. Private Sector Representative
• 3. Philanthropic Representative
• 4. A member recommended by AOC
• 5. A member recommended by LOC

Additional members added by these appointees.

Regional Solutions Program:

Regions – Committees - Teams – Centers

• 11 Regional Solutions Teams (RSTs)
• Each RST: Includes five core state

agencies and a coordinator

• The role of the team is to make

things happen!

Regional Solutions Program:

Regions – Committees - Teams – Centers

• 6 Regional Solutions Centers (RSCs)
• Home base for Regional Solutions

Teams

• Co-location enhances ability to

work together on projects

• One-stop shop for the public

Regional Solutions Program:

Regions – Committees - Teams – Centers

Regional Solutions Program: Outcomes

How do RST’s make things happen? Through Community-based projects:

• That are complex and multidisciplinary
• Address regional priorities, and
• Involve multiple state agencies.

Regional Solutions Program: How can we help?

• One-stop shop / point of contact for communities to

access state agencies, tools and resources

• Elevate a project and involve the proper state agency

staff

• Seek creative ways to make projects more efficient
• Align state resources.

Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park (TRIP)

Regional Significance

Jobs Needed in East Multnomah County

Site Constraints

Role of Regional Solutions

Co-Investment

TRIP PRESENTATION OAPA WORKSHOP Tom Bouillion September 13, 2018

TRIP OVERVIEW OAPA WORSHOP

Tom Bouillion September 13, 2018

The Port of Portland

4 Marine Terminals 3 Airports 5 Industrial Parks

Port Industrial Properties

Gresham Vista Business Park Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park Portland International Center Swan Island Industrial Park Rivergate Industrial District West Hayden Island

Phase I Phase II Phase III Utilities Property

TRIP Master Plan

Fed Ex Ground Lot 12 Lot 11 Lot 10 Lot 1 Lot 3 Lot 4

Lot 5

Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot 8 Lot 9

OPEN SPACE OPEN SPACE

Troutdale Airport

Future Development Lot

Trail Project Extension

Columbia River

Road Improvements Graham Road Swigert Road

TRIP-1918 USGS Map

TRIP Pre-War (1935)

TRIP Post-War (1948)

Reynolds Metals Aluminum Plant

Reynolds Metals - 2003

Reynolds Metals - 2006

Wetlands Utilities

Tower Williams Gas

Fluoride plume

Well

TRIP Site Constraints

Troutdale Airport Columbia River

TRIP Wetland Strategy

Planning for BPA

Area Transportation Improvements Cost

1 Swigart Way $ 1,403,000 2 Sundial Frontage Half Street $ 1,611,000 3 Sundial Overlay: Marine Dr. to N. boundary of Lot 1 $ 489,000 4 40 Mile Loop Trail Phase 1: Sundial to Graham $ 350,000 5 Marine/Sundial: Signal $ 197,000 6 I-84 Interchange: Add RT lane at 257th/Frontage Road $ 1,300,000 7 Swigart Way Extension to Graham $ 1,675,000 8 Graham Road Half Street/Reconstruction $ 12,000,000 9 Sundial Half-Street : West Side $ 2,500,000 10 Marine Dr./Sundial: Westbound RT Lane $ 215,000 11 Sundial Road: Widen to 3 lanes Marine Dr. to Swigart $ 1,900,000 12 40 Mile Loop Trail Phase 2: Blue Lake Park to Sundial $ 3,400,000 13 I-84 Interchange: Add 3rd Lane to Frontage Roads $ 4,500,000 14 I-84 Interchange: 5 Lane Marine Drive Undercrossing $ 15,400,000 15 I-84 Interchange: Replace East Undercrossings $ 15,000,000 (est) $ 61,940,000

1 3 2 4 5 7 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

TRIP Site Readiness Investments

Graham Road Reconstruction Swigert Road Extension

Anticipated Economic Benefits

Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park (350 acres industrial)

• 3,300 direct jobs
• $410 million in personal income (direct, induced, indirect)
• $41 million in state/local taxes annually when considering all job

impacts

Other “but for” Benefits

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