Chris Smith
Chris Smith is a citizen activist focusing on transportation, neighborhoods and civic engagement. He has served on the Portland Planning Commission since August of 2009. Chris is also a member of the Portland Bicycle Master Plan Steering Committee, the Streetcar System Plan Advisory Committeee, the Portland Streetcar Inc Board of Directors. He was a candidate for Portland City Council in 2008. His day job is with Xerox in Wilsonville, Oregon, where he is an Internet Technologist.
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| Sep. 12, 2010 | Can we use Consumerism to Balance Globalism? |
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| Jun. 03, 2010 | Bringing Portland City Council Agendas to Web 2.0 |
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| Jul. 23, 2007 | Campaigning vs. Governing |
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| May. 04, 2007 | Keep Portland Portland, for the benefit of Oregon |
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| Mar. 05, 2007 | Oregonian Plays Politics with Pedestrian Safety |
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| Nov. 01, 2006 | 26-80 - The Letter Willamette Week Didn't Print |
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| Aug. 27, 2006 | Did Tom Potter Just Drive the Last Nail into the Coffin of Neighborhood Planning in Portland? |
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| Aug. 14, 2006 | Up Close and Personal with Oregon's Land Use System |
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| May. 01, 2006 | Visualizing Portland Position # 2 |
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| Apr. 16, 2006 | Thank You, Emilie Boyles |
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| Apr. 11, 2006 | Three Card Monty - a Lesson in Portland Politics |
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| Apr. 10, 2006 | Old School Campaign Finance |
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| Apr. 06, 2006 | Keeping the VOE Faith |
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| Feb. 02, 2006 | Money, Money, Money |
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