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Old Posted Nov 10, 2025, 3:01 PM
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The Lloyd Center redevelopment has been submitted for a Type III Central City Master Plan review:

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A voluntary Central City Master Plan (CCMP) to establish a vibrant center of urban life for NE Portland and the Central City with new residential, retail, institutional, and employment uses and a dynamic and connected public realm. The Lloyd Center CCMP will support redevelopment of the 27.1-acre Lloyd Center Mall site, including the Regal Cinemas parcel (across NE Multnomah from the Mall), into 14 development areas entitled with approximately 7.0 million gross square feet of development, plus 6.18 acres of publicly-accessible open spaces and new public rights of way. The Lloyd Center CCMP proposes a flexible framework to allow the redevelopment to unfold in increments based on market conditions while fulfilling the vision. Stormwater runoff within the CCMP boundary will be designed to meet applicable City of Portland (SWMM) criteria: runoff from the development areas will be mitigated using green roofs according to City of Portland requirements and on-site detention vaults equipped with flow control devices, and runoff from the new rights-of-way will be served by stormwater treatment planters located within the rights-of-way.
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