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The City expects a $4,035,200 lump sum from ODOT for transferring ownership of OR-281 through the Heights District and is creating a Jurisdictional Transfer Reserve Fund. These funds will pay future ADA and road improvements on the corridor. This sets up substantial future design, engineering, and construction work related to the Heights Streetscape Plan and corridor upgrades.
Budget Planning
$4,035,200Jul 1, 2026The City is matching a $500,000 Columbia River Gorge OIB loan to the Westside Urban Renewal Area for the Middle Construction Incentive program with its own $500,000 loan from the Affordable Housing Reserve at 4% over 10 years. Funds are drawn as incentives are paid, supporting middle-income housing production. This creates a pipeline of grant/loan-funded residential projects that may need design, construction, and development services.
Grant Funding
$500,000Jul 1, 2026The budget sets aside $125,000 for a comprehensive study of water, sewer, stormwater, and a potential transportation utility fee to replace the expiring five-year rate plan. A prior limited study by Oregon Association of Water Operators identified the need for deeper analysis. This points to a consulting engagement for multi-utility rate modeling, cost-of-service, and fee design that will drive future rate decisions and capital funding.
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$125,000Jul 1, 2026The Port is advancing a proposed campground and RV park project, holding an April 7, 2026 open house and reporting significant public feedback on traffic management and preserving natural aesthetics. An RV Park zoning amendment strategy is already underway with AKS Engineering & Forestry, and a City Planning Commission review is scheduled July 9, 2026. With entitlement work in motion but no build contracts yet, there is upcoming need for detailed design, traffic studies, construction, and operations support.
Pre-RFP
$663Jun 30, 2026Recent bridge studies, supported by the Oregon Legislature, show no near-term need to replace the Bridge of the Gods but call for targeted short- and medium-term investments to extend its life and improve safety and operations. Parsons Transportation Group is already billing for "Bridge Studies Project" work, signaling they hold current study work. Future design and construction packages for specific improvements, approach road safety, and ITS may follow as the Port moves from planning to implementation.
Public Updates
$108,112Jun 30, 2026Native Cider LLC dba Son of Man received a $43,433.29 Port economic development grant (total project $54,291.99) to add fermentation tanks, mechanical hookups, apples for initial production, and marketing including a Portland Pickles sponsorship. A May 2026 amendment shifts $3,000 from social media marketing to higher-than-expected mechanical contracting and tank hookup costs. Equipment suppliers, mechanical contractors, and marketing partners gain insight into this funded production expansion and its timing through December 31, 2026.
Grant Funding
$54,291Jun 30, 2026Explore Hood River County's government projects — free.
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