Caufield Neighborhood Association
January 25, 2011
Present:
Anne Rooney
Kurt Radtke
Aaron Olson
Mark Perino
Doug Sivesind
Karen Sivesind
Edward Micallef
Marcelle Tebo
Phil Manzano
Greta Scales
Kenny Ewing
George Jensen
Brian Ward
Larry Hanlon
Kerry Hanlon
Stephen Hawkins
Robert Malchow
Laree Johnson
Darlene Sanetel
Sarah Tyler
Steve Stocking
Call to Order – Larry Hanlon
Welcome & Introductions
Approval of Minutes
Minutes from October 2010 were approved as distributed.
Guest Speaker
BCT – Dick Orr
BCT offered to assist the Caufield Neighborhood by sponsoring a movie night and dinner in the park.
They have a sno-cone machine and popcorn machine that are available for use at events. Dick said to
send him an email about the July meeting if you want to have it out doors.
OregonLive – Phil Mazano
Presentation about the Community News and My Oregon City which is a public site where anyone can
enter information. This information is monitored and gets picked up by other means of media.
Land Use Issues – Mike Mermelstein
 Doctor Office at 2131 Glen Oak Road – they want to sell off a piece of their land. They had to
have it re-surveyed as it did not fit the legal description.
 Park – High School Road – no funding for development at this time. We will inquire with the City
to see if Mr. Archer can attend the next neighborhood meeting.
 Oregon City School District Bus Barn – this property has been sold and other property has been
purchased to house the buses.
A motion was made to form a Parks Committee within the Caufield Neighborhood Association. Motion
passed. Committee members are: Mark Perino, Mike Mermelstein, and Steve Hawkins
William Gifford reported:
 Oregon City Shopping Center will be pouring a 50,000 square foot pad out in front of Firestone
for new tenants. Parking will change near Coastal and RiteAid. There will be an access road built
at the back of the shopping center to the Cove project (Phase I – 240 apartments)
 Rivers Project – biggest thing that has happened to our city and could potentially bring 1500
jobs to our town.