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Portland City Council · District 4 · West Portland and inner Southeast

Olivia Clark

Council Vice President

Record from Jan 2, 2025 1 policy committee + Committee of the WholeOn the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot
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Current agenda desk

What is coming up.

Upcoming items are included when this Councilor serves on the committee hearing them or is named as an official sponsor. Councilor-authored explanations remain visibly separate from Portland Civic Lab analysis.

Biography and experience

Who they are.

Biographical facts and stated priorities below are paraphrased from the Councilor’s official Portland.gov profile. They are identified separately from Portland Civic Lab’s analysis of the public record.

Clark is a District 4 Councilor, Council Vice President for 2026, and current chair of the Public Works Committee. Her City biography describes experience across state government, transit, health governance, and affordable housing.

City-published biography
Relevant experience
  • Former intergovernmental-relations and legislative-affairs director for Governor John Kitzhaber
  • Former TriMet executive director of public affairs
  • Former Providence Health System board chair and CASA of Oregon founder and board member
Priorities they publish

Her official profile emphasizes pragmatic collaboration, affordable housing, regional transportation, public works, and institution-building.

Self-described priorities are not treated as proof of action or results.
Where they stand

Positions, with receipts.

Each topic combines directly attributed words with votes and official actions from this term. A topic is not assigned a left–right label, and a vote never supplies a motive by itself.

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Key decisions

Votes that reveal disagreement.

This list prioritizes this Councilor’s no votes and divided final actions. It does not treat unanimous routine business as equally informative.

Public safety

*Appropriate grant award of $207,411 for speed racing street takeover

NoCouncil vote 11–1Read 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
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
Housing & homelessness

Amend Partial and Full Exemptions of System Development Charges for Affordable Housing Developments Code to temporarily remove income requirements for homeownership units (amend Code Section 30.01.095)

YesCouncil vote 8–3Read the source record
Budget, taxes & finance

Adopt a Supplemental Budget for FY 2026-27 to reduce potential risks to City services

YesCouncil vote 10–2Read 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

YesCouncil 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

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

Roles, initiative, and participation.

These are observable features of the record, not a grade for effectiveness. Committee influence, sponsorship, motions, and participation are shown with their scope intact.

Current policy committee roles1

Chair · Public Works Like all 12 councilors, they also serve on the Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole.

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Recorded motions made35

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

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Complete record

The underlying public record.

Counts describe recorded activity. They are not an ideology score, effectiveness grade, or endorsement.

Named votes447Valid yes, no, abstain, or absent records
Vote participation91.9%36 recorded absences
No votes25See every recent recorded dissent below
Matters introduced62Includes official co-sponsorship
Recorded motions made35Since 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 3
Arts and Economy CommitteeMember · Jan 15, 2025–Mar 30, 2026Governance CommitteeMember · Jan 15, 2025–Mar 30, 2026Transportation and Infrastructure CommitteeChair · 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
76 yes · 3 no · 9 absent
Community and Economic Development80 votes
63 yes · 5 no · 11 absent
Public Works57 votes
55 yes · 0 no · 2 absent
Resolution39 votes
30 yes · 6 no · 3 absent
Other31 votes
28 yes · 2 no · 1 absent
Ordinance30 votes
19 yes · 7 no · 4 absent
Risk Management18 votes
18 yes · 0 no
City Budget Office16 votes
15 yes · 1 no
Auditor's OfficeCouncil Clerk15 votes
15 yes · 0 no
Revenue Division14 votes
13 yes · 0 no · 1 absent
Recorded disagreement

What they voted “no” on.

A no vote is presented with the item, date, and available source. The record does not assume the councilor’s reason.

NoProcedural vote

Motion to reorder the agenda to hear 2026-280 before 2026-213: Moved by Dunphy and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (6): Novick, Zimmerman, Kanal, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Dunphy; Nay (6): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Clark, Green, Avalos, Smith). Motion failed to pass. Council recessed at 4:10 pm and reconvened at 4:23 pm. Councilor Clark left at 5:12 pm. Council Zimmerman left at 5:16 pm. Councilor Avalos left at 5:18 pm. Council adjourned at 5:20.

NoProcedural vote

Motion to reorder the agenda to hear 2026-280 before 2026-213: Moved by Dunphy and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (6): Novick, Zimmerman, Kanal, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Dunphy; Nay (6): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Clark, Green, Avalos, Smith). Motion failed to pass.

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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.

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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Ordinance2026-113Public works
Final Council action complete

Should Portland establish a new Transportation Utility Fee to help fund basic maintenance and safety of the City’s transportation system (add Code Chapter 17.20)?

The proposal would establish a new Transportation Utility Fee to help fund basic maintenance and safety of the City’s transportation system (add Code Chapter 17.20).

Final action: Apr 29, 2026 Introduced by Council Vice President Olivia Clark, Councilor Mitch Green, Councilor Angelita Morillo, Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane, Councilor Loretta SmithTransportationTransportation city code and administrative rule updates 1 source file
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Resolution2025-194Budget & finance
Final Council action complete

Should Portland require City Administrator to develop Citywide Asset Management Strategy to establish priorities and practices to address asset management maturity and…

The proposal would require City Administrator to develop Citywide Asset Management Strategy to establish priorities and practices to address asset management maturity and financial planning gaps.

Final action: Aug 6, 2025 Introduced by Council Vice President Olivia Clark
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Resolution2025-401Other
Final Council action complete

What is Portland deciding about denounce any attempts to deploy the United States Armed Forces, the National Guard, or militarized Federal Immigration Enforcement in…

This resolution concerns denounce any attempts to deploy the United States Armed Forces, the National Guard, or militarized Federal Immigration Enforcement in Portland and establish the Protect Portland Initiative.

Final action: Oct 15, 2025 Introduced by Council Vice President Olivia Clark, Councilor Candace Avalos, Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane, Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney
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Resolution2025-204Public works
Final Council action complete

What is Portland deciding about reaffirm Council commitment to the Vision Zero Action Plan and convene a cross-bureau Vision Zero Task Force?

This resolution concerns reaffirm Council commitment to the Vision Zero Action Plan and convene a cross-bureau Vision Zero Task Force.

Final action: Sep 17, 2025 Introduced by Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane, Councilor Angelita Morillo, Council Vice President Olivia Clark, Councilor Mitch Green, Councilor Loretta Smith, Councilor Sameer Kanal
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Resolution2025-095Public works
Final Council action complete

Should Portland direct Bureau of Transportation to construct and maintain sidewalks while addressing pavement maintenance deficiencies throughout Portland, improving…

The proposal would direct Bureau of Transportation to construct and maintain sidewalks while addressing pavement maintenance deficiencies throughout Portland, improving safety and accessibility for all residents through the…

Final action: May 7, 2025 Introduced by Councilor Loretta Smith, Council Vice President Olivia Clark, Councilor Mitch Green, Councilor Eric ZimmermanTransportation
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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, Councilor President. I know we're short of time. I just want to make a personal statement. If you don't know already, I am a child of the '60s, and I have a very different, or had a very different relationship with psychedelics. So when this issue first came up, I, you know, started thinking about White Rabbit and, you know, Age of Aquarius and all that kind of stuff. And I'm not sure that I'm ready for that. Kind of stuff. Um, but I, uh, but I have to say that listening to your testimony today, um, I'm gonna choke up now, was incredibly moving. And I just appreciate everybody being here and sharing your personal stories. It was incredibly moving, and I so appreciate you. And definitely changes my thinking about this, um, you know, having dealt with it a long time ago. Thank you. Thank you. And I'm tempted to try to offer an emergency clause to this, but I know we're really…”
4. \Appropriate grant award of $207,411 for speed racing street takeover (Emergency ordinance)
“Well, I was just, maybe your Second Amendment addresses my question about delaying acceptance of the grant. That's my concern. And secondly, it seems to me that this is an issue that should be dealt with by, through the budget process and not on every individual grant that comes through. This seems kind of awkward that we know we have this requirement and the budget office should be taking care of it in the larger budget. So I'm not sure why we need to do this.”
5. Update on local transportation funding: investment strategy, non-residential methodology, and financial assistance (Presentation)
“Thank you. Um, this is an amazing lift. This is a lot of work. I really appreciate every member of the team, and you are a team. I see that really pulling together. These are very, some very complex issues, um, I think particularly the low-income side. Thank you, Cynthia, that was a great presentation. I can see you've done a lot of work on that, and we could be plowing really new ground. I'm glad to see that you reached out to other entities. I'm really glad to see, Mark, that you've provided us with another example from Hillsboro. I think it was helpful to think about that. Thank you. This is what, this is so important because it's what people touch every single day, you know, top to bottom. I have lots of questions. I'm sure my colleagues do too. I'm not even sure where to start. There's so much material. Well, let me, if you don't mind, colleagues, I'll just kick it off with a few…”
Portland City Council Public Works Committee 09/22/26Sep 22, 2026 · 1:56:12
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4. Authorize Bureau of Transportation to acquire certain temporary property rights necessary for construction of the SE Stark St: 111th - 151st Ave Project through the exercise of the City’s Eminent Domain Authority (Ordinance)
“Terrific. Thank you all for your good work. We really appreciate your being here and presenting, uh, such a clear overview. We really appreciate it. Um, we are ahead of schedule, but I would like to recommend that we go ahead and take a break now because we're going to have a long session, uh, updating the, um, the TUF and the street damage risk ratio. You feel okay? Councilor Smith, are you okay with a break right now? Why don't we come back at, uh, I'm going to say 10:35. That's a long break. 10:35.”
Portland City Council Public Works Committee 09/22/26Sep 22, 2026 · 57:02
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3. Authorize Bureau of Transportation to acquire certain temporary property rights necessary for construction of the SE Division Street – SE 148th to SE 174th Project through the exercise of the City’s Eminent Domain Authority (Ordinance)
“Thank you. I don't think I need to repeat that, um, but I would say that this includes a number of, um, pedestrian and ADA improvements. I believe at least one of these does. And I remind the committee that Southeast 148th and Division is the same intersection we heard about from the traffic engineer and the then, uh, now I guess interim PBOT director, uh, Wendy Cully, earlier this summer when we were talking about Vision Zero. We did talk a little bit about this, so I'm going to hand it off to the PBOT staff to, um, introduce this item for us.”
Portland City Council Public Works Committee 09/22/26Sep 22, 2026 · 29:38
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2. Approve the findings to authorize exemption to the competitive bidding requirements and authorize competitive solicitation for the use of the alternative contracting method of a Construction Manager/General Contractor for the Montgomery Park Streetcar Extension Project (Ordinance)
“Terrific. I'm glad to hear that. I really think that, colleagues, this is a great leap forward for PBOT. I don't know what took us so long to get to CMGC, but having worked on it at TriMet, I understand all the advantages of having a CMGC. I think that going to low bid is really kind of a misnomer with these kind of projects. You know, there are change orders, there's a lot of complications. They don't necessarily, low bid doesn't necessarily work with a neighborhood association very well. And I've seen the construction of light rail under CMGC and just know how much more of a benefit it is. And I think you've demonstrated that on 82nd Street, David. So, colleagues, do you, I see that Councilor Smith has her hand up and I'm open to entertaining any questions here, Councilor Smith, or comments.”
Portland City Council Public Works Committee 09/22/26Sep 22, 2026 · 25:33
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1. Public Works Committee draft meeting minutes for July 28, 2026 and August 11, 2026
“But before we get to our main items, we need to approve the committee minutes for the meetings of July 28th and August 11th. Do I have a consensus on that? I think everybody nodding. There's a yes, yes, yes. Okay, great. The minutes are approved by unanimous consent. I don't see any objections. So, um, Diana, can you please read the next item?”
Portland City Council Public Works Committee 09/22/26Sep 22, 2026 · 10:12
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Minutes approval
“Thank you, Claire. Would help if I turn the mic on. Um, so for today's meeting, fortunately we do have a quorum. May not look like it, but we have people online. That's great. Uh, so we can conduct business today. So first we're going to consider an alternative contracting method for the Montgomery Park Streetcar Extension Project, the CMGC, which is terrific. Then we're going to have 2 ordinances to secure temporary property rights for pedestrian improvements. And then we'll probably take a break. The second half of the meeting, we're going to return to the implementation of the transportation utility fee and the street damage restoration fee. We're going to dig in a little bit to that, get a progress report. Thank you. Report, really important.”
Portland City Council Public Works Committee 09/22/26Sep 22, 2026 · 9:29
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Council Discussion and Final Q&A
“Uh, thank you, um, Councilor President. I just want to say this has been an excellent work It's been a long time coming. We're almost there. I'm so excited. But I also just want to reiterate something that Tom said, uh, just quote him about threading the needle through opposing policies. You said balance the outcomes in a regulatory structure. Absolutely right on. I really appreciated that. I want to ask Patricia, you can do this offline. I'm very supportive of the comp plan language changes, but you mentioned the hierarchy of verbs, and maybe offline you could tell me talk to me about that? Or what, what is the hierarchy and how do you feel about the comp plan?”
WSPA and Portland Metro Chamber Presentation
“Um, thank you, Councilor President. Um, could you just clarify for me? I'm still catching up on all this stuff too. It's happening pretty fast. Um, you said that the 2 reports were contradictory. Could you just, uh, review that for us?”
Council Questions to DEQ Staff
“It seems really, really important. And the air quality issue aside, someday we ought to talk about that too, but that's a whole other issue. Another question about the Eco Northwest evaluation. We talk about that feedback loop. That's the very last bullet. Sustained fuel price increases also tend to accelerate behavior changes. Did they provide any detail around that? Because I remember that when there was a calculation sometime back at TriMet that when gasoline prices hit $5 a gallon, there was an equivalent increase in transit ridership. And I know transit ridership has gone up slightly here recently, but did they dig into that at all?”
1. Committee Chair updates (Presentation)
“Thank you, Mr. Chairman and colleagues. I apologize I'm not there. I am treating a tooth with an antibiotic. I'll explain all the details later if you want to know them, but I'll be there for the council meeting hopefully tonight. The Public Works Committee at our last meeting had a great overview of the potential for encouraging more community-based partnerships for we're calling it Portland Public Spaces Partnerships. We had a great panel conversation with people from the Portland Arboretum, the Community Music Center, the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, and the Parks Foundation. And it was a great conversation. I think it hopefully will result in potentially a resolution coming to you, but it's definitely about the culture change that's going on within the Parks Bureau, which we all really appreciate. Next week, the Public Works Committee is going to be taking care of some ho…”
Portland City Council Finance & Governance Committee (Whole) 09/16/26Sep 16, 2026 · 14:00
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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.

35 recorded motions shown below.

Motion to amend the Ordinance to add an emergency clause to be responsive to community concerns about the negative impact of survivors of abuse and others and to ensure facilitation of the timely operations of City staff in changing the name: Moved by Clark and seconded by Ryan. (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 as amended, Document Number 2026-238, to City Council with the recommendation it be accepted: Moved by Clark and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (12): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Kanal.)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

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

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to refer the Report, Document Number 2026-208, to City Council with the recommendation it be accepted: Moved by Clark and seconded by Novick. (Aye (11): Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Kanal; Absent (1): Zimmerman)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

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

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Failed

Motion to move Item 2026-134 to before 2026-155: Moved by Clark and seconded by Smith. Request by Avalos to divide the question to vote on changes to the agenda separately. Vote called on Item 2026-151. (Aye (11): Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Smith, Dunphy; Absent (1) Pirtle-Guiney). Vote called on Item 2026-134. (Aye (4): Ryan, Clark, Zimmerman, Smith; Nay (7): Kanal, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Green, Avalos, Dunphy; Absent (1): Pirtle-Guiney). Motion failed to pass. The agenda was approved as amended by unanimous consent.

Official meeting record

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

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Ordinance, Document Number 2026-134, to City Council with the recommendation it be passed: Moved by Clark and seconded by Smith. (Aye (3): Koyama Lane, Smith, Clark; Nay (1): Green; Absent (1): Kanal)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to send Ordinance, Document Number 2026-055, to the full Council with a recommendation to pass: Moved by Clark and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (5): Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Koyama Lane)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend Subsection 3.02.020 B.1.a.(1)(b) in Exhibit A as shown in Dunphy 1, page 1 to add “, including a committee of the whole,”: Moved by Clark and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (5): Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Koyama Lane)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Failed

Motion to change the procedure to elect Council President by voting yes or no for each candidate in order of nomination: Moved by Clark and seconded by Novick. (Aye (4): Ryan, Novick, Clark, Zimmerman; Nay (8): Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Kanal, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green, Pirtle-Guiney). Motion failed to pass. Vote called for Council President - Round 10. No nominee received a majority of votes of Councilors present. (Pirtle-Guiney (0)) (Kanal (6): Avalos, Dunphy, Kanal, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green) (Smith (6): Smith, Ryan, Novick, Clark, Zimmerman, Pirtle-Guiney) (Novick (0))

Official meeting record
Failed

Motion to amend the Resolution as shown in Kanal 1.1: Moved by Clark and seconded by Koyama-Lane. (Aye (1): Koyama-Lane; Nay (4): Clark, Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan). Motion failed to pass.

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to send Report, Document Number 2025-440, to the full Council with the recommendation that it be accepted: Moved by Clark and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (5): Clark, Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Koyama Lane)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to divide: Moved by Clark. Vote on amend the sixth Whereas Statement to replace "decreased" with "the" and strike "declining": (Aye (9): Clark, Green, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Kanal, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick; Nay (2): Zimmerman, Ryan; Absent (1): Pirtle-Guiney) Vote on strike the fourth Whereas Statement: (Aye (9): Green, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Kanal, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Pirtle-Guiney; Nay (3): Clark, Zimmerman, Ryan)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to refer the Resolution, Document Number 2025-359, to the full Council with the recommendation it be approved: Moved by Clark and seconded by Smith. (Aye (5): Clark, Dunphy, Smith, Ryan, Green)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Failed

Motion to table the item: Moved by Clark and seconded by Smith. (Aye (5): Novick, Clark, Zimmerman, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney; Nay (6): Koyama Lane, Morillo, Green, Avalos, Dunphy, Kanal; Absent (1): Ryan). Motion failed to pass.

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to send Report, Document Number 2025-253, to the full Council with the recommendation that it be confirmed: Moved by Clark and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (3): Pirtle-Guiney, Clark, Koyama Lane; Absent (2): Ryan, Dunphy)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend the third Whereas statement to add Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership, Portland Metro Chamber, and Lloyd EcoDistrict: Moved by Clark and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (4): Clark, Dunphy, Smith, Green); Absent (1): Ryan)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Passed

Motion to send Resolution as amended, Document Number 2025-219, to the full Council with recommendation the resolution be adopted: Moved by Clark and seconded by Dunphy. (Aye (4): Clark, Dunphy, Smith, Green); Absent (1): Ryan)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend the resolution to change the second to last Whereas statement to correct the name of the report written by the 82nd Ave Coalition and to change the name to the "82nd Avenue Development Strategy": Moved by Clark and seconded by Ryan. (Aye (11): Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney; Absent (1): Zimmerman)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to call the question on Avalos Amendment 2: Moved by Clark and seconded by Smith. (Aye (9) Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney; Nay (3) Kanal, Avalos, Dunphy)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to add "and alternative pathways" to the second Resolved Statement: Moved by Clark and seconded by Green. (Aye (12): Kanal, Ryan, Koyama Lane, Morillo, Novick, Clark, Green, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney)

Official meeting record Open connected matter
Failed

Motion to close debate: Moved by Clark and seconded by Green. (Aye (4): Koyama Lane, Novick, Clark, Green; Nay (8): Kanal, Ryan, Morillo, Zimmerman, Avalos, Dunphy, Smith, Pirtle-Guiney). Motion failed to pass.

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend Subsection 3.136.020 A. in Exhibit A to update the membership to “The membership must include at least two individuals from each of the City’s four Council districts.”: Moved by Clark and seconded by Pirtle-Guiney. (Aye (5): Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Koyama Lane)

Official meeting record Open connected matter

Motion to amend Exhibit A, Section (1) in Council Consideration of Appointments, to replace the second sentence with “Appointments that have been removed from the initial report and placed on separate reports may be included on the consent agenda or on the regular agenda for Council discussion.” Moved by Clark and seconded by Ryan. (Aye (5): Dunphy, Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Koyama Lane)

Official meeting record Open connected matter