Mamook Tokatee - Revision history

Pinfold at 05:59, July 1, 2025

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	\| project_location_map = 45.556956556133976, -122.62006637596663		\| project_location_map = 45.556956556133976, -122.62006637596663
	\| voter_turnout_data =		\| voter_turnout_data =
	\| ~~participant_demographics~~ =		\| demographic_vote_comment = No demographic breakdown
	\| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.		\| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.
	\| team_organizations = Community Development Partners, Native American Youth and Family Center, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction		\| team_organizations = Community Development Partners, Native American Youth and Family Center, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction

Pinfold at 05:58, July 1, 2025

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	{{Project		<div style="display:inline-block; margin:0;">{{Project
	\| image = Mamook Tokatee.webp		\| image = Mamook Tokatee.webp
	\| image_caption = Mamook Tokatee will provide 56 affordable apartments		\| image_caption = Mamook Tokatee will provide 56 affordable apartments
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	\| project_location_map = 45.556956556133976, -122.62006637596663		\| project_location_map = 45.556956556133976, -122.62006637596663
	\| voter_turnout_data =		\| voter_turnout_data =
	\| participant_demographics = ~~,,,,,,,~~		\| participant_demographics =
	\| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.		\| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.
	\| team_organizations = Community Development Partners, Native American Youth and Family Center, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction		\| team_organizations = Community Development Partners, Native American Youth and Family Center, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction
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	\| sector = Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts		\| sector = Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts
	}}		}}
			</div><div style="display:inline-block; margin:0;">{{Milestone \|date=September 1, 2020 \|milestone=Construction was underway}}</div><div style="display:inline-block; margin:0;">{{Milestone \|date=December 30, 2021 \|milestone=Opened}}</div>

Pinfold at 05:37, July 1, 2025

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	\| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.		\| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.
	\| team_organizations = Community Development Partners, Native American Youth and Family Center, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction		\| team_organizations = Community Development Partners, Native American Youth and Family Center, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction
	\| point_of_contact = Eric Paine~~, Delores Pigsley, Paul Lumley~~		\| point_of_contact = Eric Paine
	\| participating_municipalities = City of Portland		\| participating_municipalities = City of Portland
	\| sector = Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts		\| sector = Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts
	}}		}}

Pinfold at 23:57, June 30, 2025

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	\| participant_demographics = ,,,,,,,		\| participant_demographics = ,,,,,,,
	\| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.		\| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.
	\| team_organizations = Community Development Partners ~~CDP~~, Native American Youth and Family Center ~~NAYA~~, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction		\| team_organizations = Community Development Partners, Native American Youth and Family Center, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction
	\| point_of_contact = Eric Paine, Delores Pigsley, Paul Lumley		\| point_of_contact = Eric Paine, Delores Pigsley, Paul Lumley
	\| participating_municipalities = City of Portland		\| participating_municipalities = City of Portland
	\| sector = Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts		\| sector = Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts
	}}		}}

Pinfold at 22:06, June 30, 2025

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	\| point_of_contact = Eric Paine, Delores Pigsley, Paul Lumley		\| point_of_contact = Eric Paine, Delores Pigsley, Paul Lumley
	\| participating_municipalities = City of Portland		\| participating_municipalities = City of Portland
	\| sector = ~~Affordable~~ Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts		\| sector = Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts
	}}		}}

Pinfold at 21:04, June 30, 2025

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	\| detailed_description = Mamook Tokatee is a 56-unit affordable housing community adhering to Earth Advantage green building standards. It offers a community art studio, a courtyard, and public art by local Native artists. It is co-owned and co-developed by NAYA and CDP. Unlike Nesika Illahee, which offers on-site recovery services, Mamook Tokatee focuses on the Native community and artists.		\| detailed_description = Mamook Tokatee is a 56-unit affordable housing community adhering to Earth Advantage green building standards. It offers a community art studio, a courtyard, and public art by local Native artists. It is co-owned and co-developed by NAYA and CDP. Unlike Nesika Illahee, which offers on-site recovery services, Mamook Tokatee focuses on the Native community and artists.
	\| location_scope = Focused within the Cully Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District, Northeast Portland, specifically at Northeast 42nd Avenue and Going.		\| location_scope = Focused within the Cully Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District, Northeast Portland, specifically at Northeast 42nd Avenue and Going.
	\| estimated_costs = 0		\| estimated_costs =
	\| estimated_costs_comment = No specific total estimated cost is provided in the sources for Mamook Tokatee. Funding comes from the Siletz Tribe's Indian Housing Block Grant, which supplements other conventional sources of funding.		\| estimated_costs_comment = No specific total estimated cost is provided in the sources for Mamook Tokatee. Funding comes from the Siletz Tribe's Indian Housing Block Grant, which supplements other conventional sources of funding.
	\| implementation_plan = Construction is currently underway by LMC Construction. The development was designed by Carleton Hart Architecture. Construction was expected to take over a year from the September 2020 announcement, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.		\| implementation_plan = Construction is currently underway by LMC Construction. The development was designed by Carleton Hart Architecture. Construction was expected to take over a year from the September 2020 announcement, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.
	\| community_benefit = Provides stable housing for Native Americans and artists at risk of displacement due to rising housing costs. It serves to preserve and represent Native culture and artists within Portland by offering community art spaces and public art. The project is a community-driven development that scales up anti-displacement efforts in Cully.		\| community_benefit = Provides stable housing for Native Americans and artists at risk of displacement due to rising housing costs. It serves to preserve and represent Native culture and artists within Portland by offering community art spaces and public art. The project is a community-driven development that scales up anti-displacement efforts in Cully.
	\| pb_allocation = 0		\| pb_allocation =
	\| pb_allocation_comment = While the Portland Housing Bureau contributed to other affordable housing projects in Cully (e.g., Las Adelitas), no specific dollar allocation from PHB is mentioned for Mamook Tokatee in the provided sources. It is noted that the Siletz Tribe's Indian Housing Block Grant funds supplement conventional sources. Mamook Tokatee is identified as an "early investment" in affordable housing in the Cully TIF district.		\| pb_allocation_comment = While the Portland Housing Bureau contributed to other affordable housing projects in Cully (e.g., Las Adelitas), no specific dollar allocation from PHB is mentioned for Mamook Tokatee in the provided sources. It is noted that the Siletz Tribe's Indian Housing Block Grant funds supplement conventional sources. Mamook Tokatee is identified as an "early investment" in affordable housing in the Cully TIF district.
	\| feasibility = High		\| feasibility = High

Pinfold at 20:55, June 30, 2025

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	\| image = Mamook Tokatee.webp		\| image = Mamook Tokatee.webp
	\| image_caption = Mamook Tokatee will provide 56 affordable apartments		\| image_caption = Mamook Tokatee will provide 56 affordable apartments
	\| brief_description = ~~Nesika Illahee offers~~ affordable housing, Native art, and ~~on-site recovery support with comprehensive NARA services~~.		\| brief_description = Mamook Tokatee provides green affordable housing, Native art spaces, and supports community and local Native artists.
	\| problem_statement = Portland’s skyrocketing housing costs and the disproportionate rate of homelessness among Native Americans and the displacement of artists from the city.		\| problem_statement = Portland’s skyrocketing housing costs and the disproportionate rate of homelessness among Native Americans and the displacement of artists from the city.
	\| goals_objectives = To create stable, high-quality affordable housing for Siletz tribal members, Native families, and urban Native Americans, particularly those hard hit by the housing crisis. The project also aims to provide housing for artists and demonstrate that Native culture and artists retain a place in Portland despite gentrification.		\| goals_objectives = To create stable, high-quality affordable housing for Siletz tribal members, Native families, and urban Native Americans, particularly those hard hit by the housing crisis. The project also aims to provide housing for artists and demonstrate that Native culture and artists retain a place in Portland despite gentrification.

Pinfold at 20:53, June 30, 2025

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	\| image = Mamook Tokatee.webp		\| image = Mamook Tokatee.webp
	\| image_caption = Mamook Tokatee will provide 56 affordable apartments		\| image_caption = Mamook Tokatee will provide 56 affordable apartments
			\| brief_description = Nesika Illahee offers affordable housing, Native art, and on-site recovery support with comprehensive NARA services.
	\| problem_statement = Portland’s skyrocketing housing costs and the disproportionate rate of homelessness among Native Americans and the displacement of artists from the city.		\| problem_statement = Portland’s skyrocketing housing costs and the disproportionate rate of homelessness among Native Americans and the displacement of artists from the city.
	\| goals_objectives = To create stable, high-quality affordable housing for Siletz tribal members, Native families, and urban Native Americans, particularly those hard hit by the housing crisis. The project also aims to provide housing for artists and demonstrate that Native culture and artists retain a place in Portland despite gentrification.		\| goals_objectives = To create stable, high-quality affordable housing for Siletz tribal members, Native families, and urban Native Americans, particularly those hard hit by the housing crisis. The project also aims to provide housing for artists and demonstrate that Native culture and artists retain a place in Portland despite gentrification.

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{{Project
| image = Mamook Tokatee.webp
| image_caption = Mamook Tokatee will provide 56 affordable apartments
| problem_statement = Portland’s skyrocketing housing costs and the disproportionate rate of homelessness among Native Americans and the displacement of artists from the city.
| goals_objectives = To create stable, high-quality affordable housing for Siletz tribal members, Native families, and urban Native Americans, particularly those hard hit by the housing crisis. The project also aims to provide housing for artists and demonstrate that Native culture and artists retain a place in Portland despite gentrification.
| detailed_description = Mamook Tokatee is a 56-unit affordable housing community adhering to Earth Advantage green building standards. It offers a community art studio, a courtyard, and public art by local Native artists. It is co-owned and co-developed by NAYA and CDP. Unlike Nesika Illahee, which offers on-site recovery services, Mamook Tokatee focuses on the Native community and artists.
| location_scope = Focused within the Cully Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District, Northeast Portland, specifically at Northeast 42nd Avenue and Going.
| estimated_costs = 0
| estimated_costs_comment = No specific total estimated cost is provided in the sources for Mamook Tokatee. Funding comes from the Siletz Tribe's Indian Housing Block Grant, which supplements other conventional sources of funding.
| implementation_plan = Construction is currently underway by LMC Construction. The development was designed by Carleton Hart Architecture. Construction was expected to take over a year from the September 2020 announcement, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.
| community_benefit = Provides stable housing for Native Americans and artists at risk of displacement due to rising housing costs. It serves to preserve and represent Native culture and artists within Portland by offering community art spaces and public art. The project is a community-driven development that scales up anti-displacement efforts in Cully.
| pb_allocation = 0
| pb_allocation_comment = While the Portland Housing Bureau contributed to other affordable housing projects in Cully (e.g., Las Adelitas), no specific dollar allocation from PHB is mentioned for Mamook Tokatee in the provided sources. It is noted that the Siletz Tribe's Indian Housing Block Grant funds supplement conventional sources. Mamook Tokatee is identified as an "early investment" in affordable housing in the Cully TIF district.
| feasibility = High
| feasibility_comment = The project is already under construction, indicating high feasibility. It leverages a successful partnership model between NAYA, CDP, and the Siletz Tribe, previously used for Nesika Illahee.
| funding_alignment = High
| funding_alignment_comment = The project directly aligns with the goals of the Cully Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District to combat gentrification and displacement and ensure low-income people and people of color (including Indigenous and Native American persons) can live and thrive in Cully. The use of Indian Housing Block Grant funds for urban housing is a groundbreaking approach to address Native American homelessness.
| engagement_activities = The broader Cully TIF District development involved extensive community engagement, including focus groups and online surveys with various constituencies vulnerable to displacement, specifically including the Indigenous and tribal community (convened by NAYA). This process informed the overall TIF District Plan, which Mamook Tokatee aligns with.
| targeted_outreach = Specific outreach targets include Siletz tribal members in Portland and the wider urban Native population, as well as artists.
| inclusivity_measures = The project provides affordable housing and prioritizes artists, serving as a "culture keeper" for the Native community. It aligns with the Cully TIF District's focus on "Priority Communities," which includes Indigenous and Native American persons and people of color. The project offers a specific tribal preference, although the exact policy details for Mamook Tokatee are not fully elaborated in the sources, similar to Nesika Illahee which provides preference to Siletz tribal members and then other federally recognized tribes.
| success_measurement = Success can be measured by the provision of 56 affordable housing units for its targeted populations, its adherence to Earth Advantage green building standards, and its contribution to preserving Native culture and providing space for artists.
| followup_participants = Not explicitly detailed in the sources for Mamook Tokatee.
| project_location_map = 45.556956556133976, -122.62006637596663
| voter_turnout_data =
| participant_demographics = ,,,,,,,
| timeline_milestones = Construction was underway as of September 2020. It was expected to take over a year to complete, with leasing beginning in late 2021. The project is now completed and open.
| team_organizations = Community Development Partners CDP, Native American Youth and Family Center NAYA, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Carleton Hart Architecture, LMC Construction
| point_of_contact = Eric Paine, Delores Pigsley, Paul Lumley
| participating_municipalities = City of Portland
| sector = Affordable Housing, Community Development, Cultural Arts
}}