The Old Farm District Neighborhood Association will be hosting a public forum on the proposed Transportation Utility Fee (TUF) on Monday, September 25 at the Bend Senior Center/Larkspur Community Center. All Bend residents and businesses are invited to attend. Doors will open to the public at 5:30 p.m. and seating will be available on a first come basis. The forum starts at 6 p.m.
Mayor Kebler, Councilor Riley and key city staff will make a presentation on the background for the new fee, the current status of the work on the fee and answer questions from the public about the TUF. This forum will provide the first opportunity for Bend residents and businesses to directly ask city representatives and staff questions about the new TUF.
The Old Farm District Neighborhood Association board will act as host and moderator for this event. The forum won't be available via Zoom but we may record and post it later to our YouTube Channel.
If you are unable to attend and have questions you'd like to ask, send them to oldfarmbend@gmail.com and we will ask them for you and post the answers here on our website.
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The Bend Neighborhood Districts (commonly known as Neighborhood Associations) are recognized in Bend Code Chapter 1.70 Neighborhood Associations. Neighborhood Districts maintain and improve the quality of life in Bend, increase community member participation in local decision making, and form an effective partnership between the City and neighborhood residents. There are 13 Neighborhood Districts that are recognized by the Bend City Council. Learn more at bendoregon.gov/neighborhoods.
The Old Farm District Neighborhood Association will be hosting a public forum on the proposed Transportation Utility Fee (TUF) on Monday, September 25 at the Bend Senior Center/Larkspur Community Center. All Bend residents and businesses are invited to attend. Doors will open to the public at 5:30 p.m. and seating will be available on a first come basis. The forum starts at 6 p.m.
Mayor Kebler, Councilor Riley and key city staff will make a presentation on the background for the new fee, the current status of the work on the fee and answer questions from the public about the TUF. This forum will provide the first opportunity for Bend residents and businesses to directly ask city representatives and staff questions about the new TUF.
The Old Farm District Neighborhood Association board will act as host and moderator for this event. The forum won't be available via Zoom but we may record and post it later to our YouTube Channel.
If you are unable to attend and have questions you'd like to ask, send them to oldfarmbend@gmail.com and we will ask them for you and post the answers here on our website.
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The Bend Neighborhood Districts (commonly known as Neighborhood Associations) are recognized in Bend Code Chapter 1.70 Neighborhood Associations. Neighborhood Districts maintain and improve the quality of life in Bend, increase community member participation in local decision making, and form an effective partnership between the City and neighborhood residents. There are 13 Neighborhood Districts that are recognized by the Bend City Council. Learn more at bendoregon.gov/neighborhoods.