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Association of Oregon Redevelopment Agencies (AORA)
The Association of Oregon Redevelopment Agencies (AORA), established in 1987, is a voluntary association of the representatives of established urban renewal agencies. Urban renewal agencies may be cities, counties, housing authorities, or may be appointed by the governing bodies of a city or county.
The Constitution and By-Laws specify several purposes for the association: 1) to monitor, evaluate and coordinate the response of urban renewal agencies to legislation regarding redevelopment and tax increment financing, and to assist the League; 2) to evaluate and coordinate agency responses to litigation regarding urban renewal and redevelopment; 3) to provide a forum for discussion of information, problems and possible solutions; 4) to provide an opportunity for self-monitoring of urban renewal agencies and activities; and 5) to provide other services as desired.
AORA holds two business meetings each year, one in March and one at the League's Annual Conference. The AORA Board meets bimonthly.
You can visit their website at www.orurbanrenewal.org
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League of Oregon Cities
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Salem, OR 97301
800-452-0338 •
503-588-6550
Fax: 503-399-4863
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