Medford Urban Renewal Agency
(M.U.R.A.)
Downtown Medford
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Where M.U.R.A. has been honored. Board Minutes
What REALLY happened.
2009
1988
- 2009 Bartlett Street Improvements Theater Alley Paver Project
- 2008 RCC/SOU Medford Joint Higher Education Facility New Greyhound Bus Depot Relocation Old Greyhound Bus Barn
- 2007
- 2006
- 2005 Evergreen Parking Facility Railroad Circuitry Upgrade Evergreen Way Central Avenue Streetscape, North 9th Street Pedestrian Brdige City Hall Streetscape
- 2004 Medford Library Streetscape and Parking Downtown Business Directory 3rd Street and Central Avenue Streetscape 8th and Holly Streetscape
- 2003 Downtown Railroad Grade Crossings Sixth Street Plaza Parking Lot
- 2002 ERA Building Public Parking Lions Site and Hearing
- 2001 Central Avenue South Streetscape and Parking
- 2000 Main and Central Traffic Signals
- 1999 Middleford Parking Facility Middleford Alley
- 1998 Vogel Plaza Ginger Rogers Craterian Theater Bear Creek Dam Modification and Creek Bank Restoration Federal Building Streetscape
- 1997
- 1996 North Riverside Streetscape Front Street Sidewalk Improvements
- 1995 Fir Street Streetscape Main Street Streetscape South Gateway
- 1994
- 1993 Holly Street Parking Lot
- 1992
- 1991
- 1990
- 1989
- 1988
Street Light Pole & Street Banner Program
OngoingIn 1995, the Medford city Council authorized banners in Downtown Medford. Since its inception, the Street Banner Program has remained consistently booked. A new facet has been recently added to the banner program. There are now 81 light poles along Central Avenue and several side streets ranging from 5th Street to 10th Street. These poles can accommodate three different sized banners and are booking almost as quickly as the Street Poles. The Banner Program, now in the tenth year, has proven to add a festive environment to Downtown Medford.
