The proposal calls for updated zoning to support “evolving business models and hybrid work,” enabling light production in downtown and neighborhood commercial areas.
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The Portland Planning Commission will consider an economic policy blueprint in early January that would allow for greater diversity of uses in the central city, which is dominated by office and retail and is seeing high vacancies.
The proposal calls for updating zoning to support “evolving business models and hybrid work,” enabling light production
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