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Portland City Council · District 2 · North and Northeast Portland

Dan Ryan

Councilor

Record from Jan 2, 2025 1 policy committee + Committee of the WholeTerm runs through 2028
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What is coming up.

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Biography and experience

Who they are.

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Ryan is a District 2 Councilor and the only current member who also served under Portland’s previous commission form of government.

City-published biography
Relevant experience
  • Portland City Council service beginning in 2020
  • Former Portland Public Schools Board member
  • Former CEO of All Hands Raised; prior oversight of housing, homelessness, parks, culture, and civic-life bureaus
Priorities they publish

His official profile emphasizes homelessness, community safety, arts and green spaces, measurable outcomes, and a customer-service approach to government.

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Where they stand

Positions, with receipts.

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Key decisions

Votes that reveal disagreement.

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Climate & environment

Consent to franchise transfer from Zenith Energy Terminals Holdings LLC to ISQ Springer Holdings, LLC (amend Ordinance 188554)

YesCouncil vote 5–6Read the source record
Climate & environment

Consent to franchise transfer from Zenith Energy Terminals Holdings LLC to ISQ Springer Holdings, LLC (amend Ordinance 188554)

YesCouncil vote 7–6Read the source record
Economy & business

Accept the Future of Large-Scale Performing Arts recommendations to advance a new Broadway-capable venue as part of the proposed Performing Arts + Culture Center at Portland State University, and initiate planning for the future of the Keller Auditorium

NoCouncil vote 8–4Read the source record
Economy & business

Accept the Future of Large-Scale Performing Arts recommendations to advance a new Broadway-capable venue as part of the proposed Performing Arts + Culture Center at Portland State University, and initiate planning for the future of the Keller Auditorium

NoCouncil vote 8–4Read the source record
Economy & business

Authorize a non-binding term sheet with Rip City Management LLC and Trail Blazers Holdings, LLC outlining the terms for Moda Center arena renovation, operating and lease agreements that will keep the Portland Trail Blazers playing in Portland for at least 20 more years

YesCouncil vote 8–4Read the source record
Climate & environment

Amend the FY 2026-27 Budget to appropriate $13,076,892 in Portland Clean Energy Fund interest income, $5,491,002 other fund resources, and $335,000 in County IGA revenues to restore frontline positions and services reduced in the approved budget and to provide transition support for affected employees

NoCouncil vote 6–7Read the source record
Budget, taxes & finance

Adopt the annual budget of the City and establish appropriations for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026 and ending June 30, 2027

NoCouncil vote 9–2Read the source record
Housing & homelessness

Amend Portland Permitting & Development Fee Schedules to improve cost recovery to ensure an adequate level of service

NoCouncil vote 10–1Read the source record
How they govern

Roles, initiative, and participation.

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Current policy committee roles1

Member · City Life Like all 12 councilors, they also serve on the Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole.

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Recorded motions made53

Since January 2025. Named-mover actions, including amendments and procedure.

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Complete record

The underlying public record.

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Named votes450Valid yes, no, abstain, or absent records
Vote participation96.4%16 recorded absences
No votes52See every recent recorded dissent below
Matters introduced53Includes official co-sponsorship
Recorded motions made53Since January 2025 · named mover only
Responsibilities

Committees and roles.

Current and former committee tenures remain separate so reorganizations do not blur the record.

Current assignments

Former committee assignments 4
Arts and Economy CommitteeChair · Jan 15, 2025–Mar 30, 2026Climate, Resilience, and Land Use CommitteeMember · Jan 15, 2025–Mar 30, 2026Governance CommitteeVice chair · Jan 15, 2025–Mar 30, 2026Homelessness and Housing CommitteeMember · Jan 15, 2025–Mar 30, 2026
Voting record

How they have voted.

Subject areas use the City’s published service-area or bureau labels. They describe the record; they do not infer a political position.

Record by published subject

City Operations88 votes
80 yes · 5 no · 3 absent
Community and Economic Development81 votes
68 yes · 10 no · 3 absent
Public Works52 votes
38 yes · 9 no · 5 absent
Resolution39 votes
27 yes · 10 no · 2 absent
Ordinance33 votes
20 yes · 12 no · 1 absent
Other31 votes
29 yes · 0 no · 2 absent
Risk Management18 votes
18 yes · 0 no
City Budget Office16 votes
14 yes · 2 no
Auditor's OfficeCouncil Clerk15 votes
15 yes · 0 no
Revenue Division14 votes
14 yes · 0 no
Recorded disagreement

What they voted “no” on.

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Authored record

What they introduced.

“Introduced” uses the sponsor field on official Council documents and includes co-sponsored work since January 2025. It does not establish sole authorship. Sponsorship and motions are separate activities; the same matter can appear in both.

Resolution2026-285Economy
Final Council action complete

Should Portland direct the City Administrator to advance a process to identify a development partner for City-owned properties adjacent to the Moda Center?

The proposal would direct the City Administrator to advance a process to identify a development partner for City-owned properties adjacent to the Moda Center.

Final action: Sep 3, 2026 Introduced by Councilor Sameer Kanal, Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney, Councilor Dan Ryan 5 source files
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Ordinance2026-182Housing
Final Council action complete

Should Portland appropriate $2,500,000 from the Construction Excise Tax Sub-fund 225020 for homeownership development in District 2?

The proposal would appropriate $2,500,000 from the Construction Excise Tax Sub-fund 225020 for homeownership development in District 2.

Final action: Jun 3, 2026 Introduced by Councilor Loretta Smith, Councilor Eric Zimmerman, Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney, Councilor Dan Ryan, Council Vice President Olivia ClarkHousing Bureau 3 source files
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Resolution2026-203Public works
Final Council action complete

Should Portland direct the City Administrator to reestablish a Permitting Improvement Team to lead the second phase of the Code Alignment Project?

The proposal would direct the City Administrator to reestablish a Permitting Improvement Team to lead the second phase of the Code Alignment Project.

Final action: Jul 16, 2026 Introduced by Council President Jamie Dunphy, Councilor Dan Ryan, Councilor Candace Avalos, Councilor Angelita Morillo, Councilor Steve NovickPermitting & DevelopmentPlanning and Sustainability (BPS)Transportation PermittingTree Permits and RegulationsWater Development Services 3 source files
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Resolution2026-299Government
Final Council action complete

What is Portland deciding about urge the City Administrator to refrain from signing data center non-disclosure agreements, notify City Council of inquiries for data…

This resolution concerns urge the City Administrator to refrain from signing data center non-disclosure agreements, notify City Council of inquiries for data center deals, and engage in transparent public processes related to…

Final action: Sep 16, 2026 Introduced by Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane, Councilor Mitch Green, Councilor Candace Avalos, Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney, Councilor Sameer Kanal, Councilor Eric Zimmerman, Councilor Angelita Morillo, Councilor Steve Novick, Council Vice President Olivia Clark, Councilor Loretta Smith, Councilor Dan Ryan, Council President Jamie Dunphy 12 source files
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In their own words

Recent attributed meeting remarks.

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9. Add Psychedelic Health and Safety Code and create the Portland Psychedelics Advisory Commission (add Code Chapter 14B.140) (Ordinance)
“Thank you, Council President, and thank you, Councilor Clark, for your statements. I could relate to them. Um, I have many close friends who speak very similar to the protest testimony that I heard today, and I really do believe you. And I also want to say thank you for the testimony. It was, there was a lot of vulnerability And that's a leadership skill that doesn't get practiced enough. So thank you for showing up with your whole self. Regulated and guided seemed to be the key for the system to work. I heard that over and over again, and I'm for that. I'm not for a drug that's taken to the street that's not guided. And I think Portlanders and Oregonians are concerned. Thank you. And so those are kind of the outreach calls I'm getting. So with an abundance of caution, I'm totally leaning towards supporting this, but I want to get this on the record. As such, how do we ensure that the…”
5. \Appropriate grant award of $103,069 for expanded traffic enforcement (Emergency ordinance)
“Yeah, since we're having such an in-the-weeds conversation about budgeting and designated and operational, and I think it started to sound like if you spend money on personnel, then it's operational. That's what it started to sound like. We're spending money on personnel due to the designated equipment grant to get training for that. So people in our city receive money from designated grants all the time across the city. Look at PBOT. And so I think we have to be careful not to make what sounded like an assumption that if it's a personnel cost, that it's operational. Is that correct?”
4. \Appropriate grant award of $207,411 for speed racing street takeover (Emergency ordinance)
“Sorry, I didn't realize my hand was up, but I will just need to say, since I'm recognized, that, um, I was part of the 82% that voted for police accountability in 2020, and we all don't think exactly like you, Councilor Knoll. And so that's why we have these debates. And so I found what our attorney said, um, to be translatable to whoever wants to win the argument. Um, and so I always appreciate that you offer such such grayness in these discussions, and it drives me nuts as well. So to all those Portlanders who also thought it was clear it was about operations of the police budget and see this as a designated account, I am speaking for you. And I'm really just speaking for the fact that we need to get this to receive these funds for something that's impacting the livelihood of so many Portlanders. Thank you. We just heard earlier a statement about someone that said the public right-o…”
2. Public comment (Public communication)
“Thank you, Council President. Jason, Jason, thank you for being here. I just wanted to start with that. I heard similar concerns last week at the Overlook Neighborhood Association meeting. And so it really helps that you showed up. I actually asked people there to try to start coming to express themselves here. Maybe you were at that meeting, I can't recall, but I appreciate you being here. I did have one quick question I didn't hear. Who's currently paying for the security that, that are, that you, that are, that are doing this right now, that are providing service?”
Dolly Parton Day September 25, 2026
“I'm here, and I just want to say that I'm really sad I missed the tribute. The shutdown of I-5 really materialized today, right, Councilor Kanal? And so, but I missed a drag show. I missed like, I can't believe this gay elder missed this. So I'm just kind of bumming out and I can't wait. Well, Cindy, . Because, no, I know I've been loving her longer than most of you. And so I just need to own this. Like, she's been my person. She was that light that allowed young gay people in your 20s and 30s when we were treated so poorly. She was there loving us all. When I struggled with my faith, I knew there was Dolly Parton that had a deep, deep system of faith. And she was a capitalist who did a lot of good. Let me just say that, like, I can't wait to have a second honeymoon at Dollywood. My spouse and I talk about it all the time. So I just hope everyone can continue to keep the joy and the lo…”
Council Discussion and Final Q&A
“Gives everybody a chance to do this. Okay, great. Um, I do like the last amendment had accountability. Um, that's what I summarized it as. And I do hear that from a lot of people in the community from different variations of point of view. I do think that when the industry makes it really clear that 90% 90% of the state's fuel comes from this area. That's where we're always reminded that we have a statewide lens here and that Portland City Council has to be responsible for that statewide lens. I thought the DEQ presentation was brief and fine, but I didn't get enough understanding of how we're aligning with the state and also voices from across the state. I thought industry and the business lobby gave some words to that. I don't think anyone would disagree, but we're not in a tiny little island here. We're with 90% of the state. And so I want to understand how this is going to be vett…”
15. \Appropriate grant award of $103,069 for expanded traffic enforcement (Emergency ordinance)
“I think it's important to crosswalk that 'cause I think that with all data, you've gotta go underneath the, you gotta go deeper to really get the knowledge that's necessary. And so anyway, that's my lived experience. I've done 4 of these at night and every time I do them, I'm humbled by the fact that I cannot tell. But I realized they're pulling someone over just because they, they broke the law. So they're weaving in the road and it looks like they need to have a conversation so, so they're, so no one is hurt. Um, anyway, I always think it's important to tell those real lived experiences.”
14. \Appropriate grant award of $207,411 for speed racing street takeover (Emergency ordinance)
“That's okay to start there, but I'd like you to go further because there are numbers involved. The reason I'm asking this question is because there are nights where there's maybe 13 to 25 officers in the entire city. And when there's a street takeover, when there's some other unrest, when there's a gun violence shooting, suddenly no one can show up for any of the property crime requests that we get, calls that you get from our storefronts around the city. So I think it's important for the public to have a better understanding. Sometimes staffing is better understood when you can tell us stories. So please take some time to tell us stories on what it's like to actually respond to these situations. Thank you.”
8. Repeal Amusement Devices, Games and Machines Code (repeal Code Chapter 14B.110) (Ordinance)
“People go pick up your food so you can help them out, the local restaurants. The one where I'm taking pause is the one that I mentioned earlier. It's the pay and park, and there was some public process, and I appreciate the testimony. And there's a couple things on this one. One is when you listen to the storefront restaurants, especially in Pearl and Slabtown and such, they have a lot of issues with workforce. It's difficult for their employees to find places to park, and many of them do need to rely on their car to get to those jobs. So we have the, PBOT has a program with our parking lots in the hours, the swing shift hours, if you will, That's very accessible rates. And so when we've, when I've had this socialized, this conversation, they said you'll have to talk to the private parking lot owners when you get into Pearl and Slabtown. So I was hoping to have some dialogue about tha…”
Portland City Council Finance & Governance Committee (Whole) 09/16/26Sep 16, 2026 · 2:54:33
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Council Discussion on Implementation, Roles, and Resources
“Yeah, thank you. I just wanted to underscore double exclamation points about the training of council staff. I had the, I was fortunate to have a chief of staff that worked in the budget office and was a whiz. So I don't have that capacity anymore. And so I think it's important that we have a training program in place. It allows me to be more objective, I think, on this and say it's so important that we all get that kind of training. And I understand the read-only function. But then when you're in there, I think underscoring the same frustration of trying to really find out where the money went. So I know that under some bureaus there's this big payout that goes to this nonprofit to do this work, but I can't find it when I'm I just want to know. I'm always going to prioritize our employees as much as possible. And I think it's hard for me to make that equation when I can't see where, h…”
City Council Work Session - Budget Process Revisions 09/10/26Sep 10, 2026 · 2:17:03
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Community Engagement Strategies and Public Outreach
“Yeah, thank you, Council President. I really like the detailed feedback on this one. I'll just thumb through this. Options for changes. I think the work sessions with the advisory leaders of their boards, some kind of hybrid in the, what I found most helpful when we had those was the actual, say, DRAC had its own opinion on the budget. They were closer to it. I actually found it was more useful with the Parks Bureau's board, with the DRAC board for permitting, than it was to have one big overarching, because it allowed me to really listen to people who have dove into the work, and they had better insight, I felt. So I think there's a way to do some sort of hybrid with that. Separate mayor engagement. I agree, ditto to everything Councilor Pirtle-Guiney said. It was so helpful to have a session with the mayor, with CA Lee, with the way that Councilor Pirtle-Guiney and Councilor Kanal h…”
City Council Work Session - Budget Process Revisions 09/10/26Sep 10, 2026 · 1:54:33
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2. Appoint Omar K. Salomon to the Steering and Oversight Committee for the Homelessness Response System for a one-year term to expire September 30, 2027
“Thank you for being here, Omar. You're a busy guy, especially running 2 businesses. Um, when we were building this, as Julian recalls, I was really a strong voice to say we needed to have independent thinkers that aren't connected to the industry, if you will, but are impacted by it. And are providing revenue for the city and the county through their business taxes. And so you have a really big role to play. And so I'm just so grateful to read about your biography, just persevering through the fires at the Mercado. I remember that story vividly. And so you're that person. I remember some of the times you, I heard from you during that period, and that you now have 2 businesses. So that says a lot about your resilience and your perseverance and where you get all this energy. Um, I also acknowledge you're on the board of the Hacienda Community Development. Yeah. Um, can you tell me how t…”
Portland City Council Finance & Governance Committee (Whole) 09/10/26Sep 10, 2026 · 1:30:45
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Procedure

Motions they made.

Since January 2025. Includes recorded Council and committee motions on amendments, procedure, and substantive items where this Councilor is named as mover, regardless of outcome. Seconding or sponsoring an item alone does not count. Coverage depends on published records and successful extraction; this is not a complete inventory of every motion made. Earlier City Commissioner service is excluded.

Counting correction, September 10, 2026: totals and lists now exclude inactive duplicate records and count an explicitly combined motion repeated under multiple agenda items once. Separate motions with identical wording remain separate. Original source records are preserved.

53 recorded motions shown below.

Passed

Motion to refer the Resolution, Document Number 2026-309, to City Council with the recommendation it be adopted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (4): Morillo, Avalos, Ryan, Pirtle-Guiney; Absent (1): Zimmerman)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to refer the Report as amended, Document Number 2026-289, to City Council with the recommendation it be accepted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Novick. (Aye (10): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Green, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Kanal; Absent (2): Clark, Zimmerman)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Resolution as amended, Document Number 2026-285, to City Council with the recommendation it be adopted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (5): Morillo, Zimmerman, Avalos, Ryan, Pirtle-Guiney)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Ordinance, Document 2026-263, to City Council with the recommendation it be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Novick. (Aye (7): Novick, Clark, Zimmerman, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan; Nay (5): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green, Avalos, Kanal)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to deny both appeals, uphold the Design Commission's decision with the technical changes to approval of condition 8C, and adopt the findings: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. (Aye (10): Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Smith, Kanal, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Dunphy; Absent (2): Koyama Lane, Avalos,)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend the Ordinance as shown in Ryan 1: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Morillo. (Aye (12): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Smith, Kanal, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Dunphy)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to refer the Report, Document Number 2026-224, to City Council with the recommendation it be accepted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. (Aye (11): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Kanal ; Absent (1): Smith).

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Ordinance, Document Number 2026-209, to City Council with the recommendation it be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Morillo. (Aye (5): Morillo, Zimmerman, Avalos, Ryan, Pirtle-Guiney)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Continued

Motion to tentatively deny both appeals and uphold the Design Commission's decision but with revised condition of approval 8C as proposed by staff and findings: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Novick. (Aye (10): Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Smith, Kanal, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Dunphy; Absent (2): Koyama Lane, Morillo) Continued to July 29, 2026 at 9:45 am time certain

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Ordinance, Document Number 2026-216, to City Council with the recommendation it be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Morillo. (Aye (4): Ryan, Morillo, Avalos, Pirtle-Guiney ; Absent (1): Zimmerman)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to amend Document 2026-199 as shown in the Technical Amendment: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (12): Kanal, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Smith, Dunphy) Passed to second reading as amended June 17, 2026 at 6:15 pm time certain

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Ordinance, Document Number 2026-176, to City Council with the recommendation it be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Morillo. (Aye (5): Ryan, Morillo, Zimmerman, Avalos, Pirtle-Guiney)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Ordinance, Document Number 2026-175, to City Council with the recommendation it be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Morillo. (Aye (5): Ryan, Morillo, Zimmerman, Avalos, Pirtle-Guiney)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Failed

Motion to amend Avalos/Dunphy/Green/Morillo 1 as shown in Ryan 2: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Novick. (Aye (4): Ryan, Novick, Clark, Zimmerman; Nay (7): Pirtle-Guiney, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green, Avalos, Smith, Dunphy; Absent (1): Kanal). Motion failed to pass.

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend the Resolution as shown in Ryan 1: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. (Aye (7): Kanal, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Novick, Clark, Zimmerman, Dunphy; Nay (4): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green, Avalos; Absent (1): Smith)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Ordinance, Document Number 2026-131, to City Council with the recommendation it be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Morillo. (Aye (5): Ryan, Morillo, Zimmerman, Avalos, Pirtle-Guiney)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Failed

Motion to amend Smith 1 as shown in Ryan 1: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Smith. (Aye (6): Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Novick, Clark, Zimmerman, Smith; Nay (6): Kanal, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green, Avalos, Dunphy). Motion failed to pass.

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to refer the report, Document Number 2026-080, to the full Council with the recommendation it be accepted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Green. (Aye (4): Dunphy, Clark, Green, Ryan; Absent (1): Smith)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Failed

Motion to suspend the rules to add an item to the agenda before the Council officer election titled “Code amendment Chapter 3.02 Council Organization and Procedure” related to the Mayor breaking a tie on the election of Council officers: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. Appeal to sustain the Council President's ruling on the point of order: Avalos, Morillo, and Dunphy. (Aye (7): Smith, Kanal, Ryan, Novick, Clark, Zimmerman, Pirtle-Guiney; Nay (5): Avalos, Dunphy, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green) Vote to suspend the rules. (Aye (6): Smith, Ryan, Novick, Clark, Zimmerman, Pirtle-Guiney; Nay (6): Avalos, Dunphy, Kanal, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green). Motion failed to pass.

Official meeting record

Motion to refer the report, Document Number 2026-018, to the full Council with the recommendation it be accepted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (4): Dunphy, Ryan, Morillo, Avalos; Absent (1): Zimmerman).

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend the Resolution as shown in Ryan 1. Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. (Aye (10): Clark, Zimmerman, Dunphy, Smith, Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Pirtle-Guiney; Absent (2): Green, Avalos)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to send Report, Document Number 2025-409, to the full Council with the recommendation it be accepted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Zimmerman. (Aye (5): Zimmerman, Dunphy, Ryan, Morillo, Avalos)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to add the following at the end of the first Resolved Statement, "10. Inclusion of a storefront representative from each Portland district to provide feedback and to ensure equitable citywide access is included in program implementation recommendations." Moved by Ryan and seconded Kanal. (Aye (11): Clark, Green, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Pirtle-Guiney; Nay (1): Zimmerman)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Resolution, Document Number 2025-370, to the full Council with the recommendation it be adopted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. (Aye (5): Clark, Dunphy, Smith, Ryan, Green)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to send Ordinance, Document Number 2025-374, to the full Council with the recommendation to pass: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Zimmerman. (Aye (5): Morillo, Zimmerman, Dunphy, Ryan, Avalos)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to send Ordinance, Document Number 2025-349, to the full Council with recommendation the ordinance be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Kanal. (Aye (3): Kanal, Ryan, Novick; Absent (2): Morillo, Avalos) Item referred to full Council September 18, 2025 at 2:30 p.m. time certain.

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to send Ordinance, Document Number 2025-350, to the full Council with recommendation the ordinance be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Kanal. (Aye (3): Kanal, Ryan, Novick; Absent (2): Morillo, Avalos) Item referred to full Council September 18, 2025 at 2:30 p.m. time certain.

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to send Ordinance, Document Number 2025-310, to the full Council with the recommendation that it be adopted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (5): Clark, Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Koyama Lane)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend the Resolution as shown in Ryan 1: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Green. (Aye (11): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Kanal, Ryan, Pirtle-Guiney; Absent (1): Clark)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to add an emergency clause in order to have the ordinance to go into effect before the summer season: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Morillo. (Aye (12): Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to call the question: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. (Aye (3): Ryan Zimmerman, Pirtle-Guiney; Nay (8) Kanal, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Clark, Green, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith; Absent (1) Novick) Motion fails to pass.

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to send Ordinance, Document Number 2025-211, to the full Council with the recommendation it be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Zimmerman. (Aye (5): Ryan, Morillo, Zimmerman, Dunphy, Avalos)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to approve the changes to the Proposed Budget as presented in the memo titled, “Approval of the Budget for the City of Portland” and attachments: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Kanal. (Aye (12): Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to approve Prosper Portland Resolution 7606 including Exhibit A: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. (Aye (12): Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney)

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Motion to send Report, Document Number 2025-198 to the full Council with the recommendation it be confirmed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (5): Ryan, Morillo, Zimmerman, Dunphy, Avalos)

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Motion to move the appointments separately as they were voted upon in the committee: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Novick. (Aye (11): Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney; Nay (1): Kanal)

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Passed

Motion to send Resolution, Document Number 2025-166, to the full Council with the recommendation that it be adopted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (5): Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Dunphy, Koyama Lane)

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Motion to amend Exhibit A, Code Subsection 3.02.030 J.1. to strike resolutions and reports: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (4): Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Dunphy, Koyama Lane; Nay (1): Clark)

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Motion to reorder the agenda to hear Item 3 before Item 2: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (5): Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Dunphy, Koyama Lane) Committee adjourned at 4:33 p.m.

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Passed

Motion to send Ordinance as amended, Document Number 2025-186, to the full Council with the recommendation that it be passed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (5): Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Dunphy, Koyama Lane)

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Motion to amend Exhibit A, Code Subsection 3.02.030 J.2. to strike everything after the first sentence and amend first sentence to strike “result of the tied vote is deemed inconclusive” and add “vote fails”: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (4): Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Dunphy; Nay (1): Koyama Lane)

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Motion to move the appointment of Matt Sanchez to be sent to the full Council with the recommendation the appointment be confirmed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Kanal. (Aye (5): Kanal, Ryan, Morillo, Avalos, Novick)

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Passed

Motion to send the Resolution, Document Number 2025-117, to be sent to the full Council with the recommendation that it be adopted: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Clark. (Aye (5): Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Koyama Lane)

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Motion to move the appointment of Laura Campos to the Cully Tax Increment Finance District Community District Leadership Committee for a term to expire October 1, 2025 be sent to the full Council with the recommendation that the appointment be confirmed: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (5): Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Koyama Lane).

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Continued

Motion to tentatively grant the demolition review approval with the Portland Permitting and Development staff recommendation, recommended conditions, and ask the staff to return with revised findings: Moved by Ryan and seconded by Kanal. (Aye (10): Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green, Zimmerman, Pirtle-Guiney); (Absent (2): Novick, Clark) Continued to February 5, 2025 at 9:45 a.m. time certain.

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