MARC

Memorial Athletic & Recreation Center Portland, Oregon

  • Home The Concept
  • News Updates
  • Design Images
  • Support Get Involved!


Portland Sentinel Takes on Key Issue in Coliseum Decision

3/3/10 – The Portland Sentinel takes on the issue of how the M.C. Operating Agreement impacts proposals for the Coliseum:

“Although Mayor Sam Adams has insisted in public meetings that the arrangement will be revisited no matter which proposal moves forward, not everyone thinks the issue is being taken seriously enough. Douglas Obletz, principal with the firm Sheils Obletz Johnsen, which proposed the Memorial Athletic & Recreation Center (MARC), says the city has not provided his company any concrete promises. “That can keeps getting kicked down the road,” he said.”

“J. Isaac, senior vice president of business affairs for the Blazers, says so far the city has not contacted his office about any potential renegotiation of the agreement in the future. “[The operating agreement] is something very crucial to our business in the Rose Quarter,” said Isaac. “That portion is not something we’d be interested in modifying.”

More at:  http://bit.ly/aYvCGe

Post a comment

Posted Under Press

Internet Explorer 6 is obsolete and no longer supported.

Please upgrade to the latest version or download Firefox.

    Recent Posts

     

    Oregonian Commentary by D.K. Row Gets it Totally Right

     

    “Bright Lights” Event Provides Opportunity to Weigh in on “Jum

     

    PDC Officially Delays Memorial Coliseum Decision

    Facebook

    MARC-PDX on

    Twitter

    D.K. Row gets it totally right and tells it like it is about the RQ/MC process in his commentary in today's O - http://bit.ly/c5QgNe

    follow marcpdx
    on twitter

  • Links

    • Rose Quarter Development
    • Shiels Obletz Johnsen
    • Brailsford & Dunlavey
    • TVA Architects
    • PMA Architects
  • RSS Feed

    Subscribe to MARC News

    MARC Video

    Watch in full-screen

Copyright © 2003-2010 TVA Architects, Inc. and Shiels Obletz Johnsen, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
All architectural concepts, drawings, and images copyrighted and may be used only by written permission.
Designed by Sam Obletz. Powered by Wordpress.