Vision Statement: NART is a catalyst for encouraging an ongoing sense of civic responsibility.
The Mission of NART is to provide a forum and to encourage a collaborative process where the Neighborhood Associations (NAs) can discuss and act upon core issues which impact the livability of Bend.
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This is accomplished by:

1. Establishing a proactive and outcome-oriented communication between the City of Bend and NART. 
   
2. Adopting positions on Core Issues, as agreed upon, in order to provide increased emphasis to City Council, City Staff and the community of Bend.

 

Yes, it has been a busy summer and street maintenance happened all over town. Here are the stats:

• Slurry Seals: 56 lane miles
• Chip Seals: 15 lane miles
• Overlays: 23 miles

During this 2017 construction season, they City’s Streets and Operations Department preserved 94 lane miles of pavement:

N E W S R E L E A S E
Date: September 12, 2017

To apply for the CTAC, visit www.bendoregon.gov/committees.
Applications will be accepted until 5 p.m. on Friday, October 6, 2017.

City of Bend Seeking Applicants for Citywide Transportation Advisory Committee
The City is seeking applicants for the Citywide Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC), to ensure citizen input is incorporated into transportation planning efforts. The CTAC will help shape updates and provide recommendations to Council regarding a transportation vision, goals and polices, sustainable funding strategies, and project priorities.
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The committee will be comprised of 20-30 people with broad geographic and socioeconomic representation. Applicants must be residents within the City of Bend’s Urban Growth Boundary. The City of Bend is looking for a wide range of collaborative, solution-oriented participants. The membership will consist of members of Neighborhood Associations, non-profit organizations, business organizations, and citizens at large with an interest and background in a variety of subjects such as:

​There are numerous land-use development projects currently happening within the CWNA boundary. CWNA is sending information about a few current projects and meeting to you ahead of our scheduled September newsletter.

We will continue to post more information from our Land Use Chair on the CWNA website.

Notification of Public Meeting. Broken

TopGold Ring LLC proposes to subdivide lots #18-11-01-DO-11500 into 6 single-family residential lots. The 2.7-acre parcel is currently occupied by the Broken Top Club pool facility, pickle ball courts and tennis courts located to the north of Metolius Drive, west of Mt Washington Drive, east of Bridge Creek Drive, and south of Broken Top Drive. A brief presentation of the proposed development will be made at the Public Meeting to be held on Tuesday, August 29, 2017, at 6-7:00 PM at the Broken Top Club, 62000 Broken Top Drive.

Pre-Application Meeting Application. 1609 SW Chandler Residential Mixed Use Complex