Who is the PDNA?
The PDNA Board is currently made up of a few architects, an urban planner, some Realtors, a retired pharmacist, a developer, a PR consultant, a retired endodontist, an economist, an actor, a headhunter, and that’s just a few.

The common thread is that they all either live, work or own property in the Pearl District, and they all care deeply about where the neighborhood is going.

What does the PDNA do?
When they're not stamping and stuffing envelopes, they keep an eye out!

As committee members, they monitor issues large and small that affect our community. Some watch over livability issues, others stay on top of development projects; a few keep a watchful eye on eyesores and proposed building designs; and others keep in constant touch with the City of Portland.

When and where do they meet?
They meet the second Thursday of each month at 5:30 p.m. Our annual elections are held at the October General Meeting.

We meet at Pacific Northwest College of Art, who generously provide us with a clean, well-lighted classroom.

Board Meetings are open to the public.

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