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Steering Committee
Purpose
Helps develop and makes recommendations on project elements such as community health, anti-displacement, economic opportunities, land use, transportation and other infrastructure. Specific project tasks include feedback on future scenarios, development of an implementation plan, and recommendations for a Sunrise Corridor Community vision.
Meetings
The group is scheduled to meet eight times during the project, approximately once every other month. The meetings are open to the public to observe. Comments are accepted during the public input portion of the agenda.
| June 5, 2024 | Steering Committee Meeting #3 |
| March 20, 2024 | Steering Committee Meeting #2 |
| Jan. 31, 2024 | Steering Committee Meeting #1 |
Members
The 21 members listed below were selected from among nearly 40 applicants to ensure balanced representation based on community demographics, expertise and lived experience.
| Name | Representing |
| Mark Aasland | Recreation |
| Mike Cebula | Community Planning Organizations |
| KeDarious Colbert | Healthcare |
| Monica Di Pietrantonio | Education |
| Ariadna Falcon Gonzalez | Community-based organizations |
| Lizbeth Hale | Business and freight |
| Diana Helm | Community |
| Kathy Hyzy | Education |
| Marc Kilman-Burnham | Emergency/Resilience |
| Alan Lehto | Project partner/TriMet |
| Christine Lewis | Project partner/Metro |
| Alia Long | Community |
| Tracy Moreland | Tribal |
| Dan Occhipinti | Business and freight |
| Mishayla Richardson | Community |
| Paul Savas | Project partner/Clackamas County |
| Brett Sherman | Project partner/Happy Valley |
| Rebecca Stavenjord | Adjacent project partner/Multnomah County |
| Kimberly Swan | Climate and environment |
| Rian Windsheimer | Project partner/ODOT |
| Daryl Woods | Business and freight |
Leadership Cohort
The Leadership Cohort is a group of people interested in learning leadership skills in a small group setting and serving as project liaisons within the community. Training on key project elements — such as health, equity, anti-displacement, economic growth, land use, and transportation — is being provided to cohort members. This will help ensure that the voices of the community are heard and represented in the vision for future improvements and developments in the Sunrise Corridor Community.