Provide residential organics transportation services and maximize routing efficiency. Metro will assume full operational responsibility for the Metro South Transfer Station (MSS). Provide receipt, transportation, and delivery services for residential organics at MSS. Metro reserves the right to add additional transfer stations or other Metro sites to the resulting contract under the same terms.
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City
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Portland
County
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Multnomah
Address
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600 Ne Grand Ave
Phone Number
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(503) 797-1700
Zip Code
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97232
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Effective: Jan 1, 2024Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This Glendoveer Golf & Tennis Management Agreement between Metro and Glendoveer Golf, LLC, effective January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2033, details the Operator's responsibilities for the comprehensive management, maintenance, and operation of the Glendoveer Golf and Tennis Center. Key obligations include personnel management, facility upkeep, food and beverage services, and adherence to financial and reporting procedures. Compensation for the Operator comprises an annual fixed management fee, a performance-based incentive fee, and a monthly accounting fee, along with a working capital advance provided by Metro.
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The Council focused on the approval of $26 million in grant awards for various community nature and capital projects, including bond-funded nature and neighborhood capital grants, community choice grants, and large-scale community vision awards. Presentations were held regarding specific projects such as the Kellogg Dam removal at Mount Hood Community College, Evergreen Park nature play area, Milwaukee Bay Park enhancements, Clacket Park restoration, and the World Forestry Center Plaza renovation. The Council also reviewed public testimony procedures and discussed the required matching funds for these grant initiatives.
Metro Council Business Meeting
Date: Jul 9, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council held a business meeting to interview two candidates for an open counselor position in District 4. The candidates, Josh Manis and Miles Palasios, provided personal statements and answered questions regarding their vision for Metro's role in the region over the next 10 years, their experience and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and their approach to communicating with constituents.
The council held a work session focused on economic development as part of an ongoing series regarding regional prosperity and opportunity. Presentations were provided by partners from Business Oregon and Greater Portland, Inc., covering strategies for business recruitment, retention, and the role of regional economic development organizations. Key topics included the importance of collaboration between state and local entities, the ecosystem supporting business growth, and efforts to address economic inequities through targeted interventions and long-term planning.
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