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Tree Code Amendments (Summer and Fall 2020)

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Summer and Fall 2020
This is a photo of Douglas Fir trees in a Portland neighborhood.
On Nov. 12, 2020, the Portland City Council adopted updated policies related to tree preservation during development activities. This page includes information that led to this policy decision.
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Emily Sandy

Emily.Sandy@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-865-6570
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Ken Ray

Public Information Officer, Development Services

ken.ray@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-865-6236
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A photo of tall conifer trees in Columbia Park.
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About Proposed Updates to Portland's Tree Code

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Public Hearings on Proposed Tree Code Amendments 

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Frequently Asked Questions about Proposed Updates to Portland’s Tree Code

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Trees and Development

Two people stand together in front of young trees during Urban Forestry's Free Tree Giveaway in 2019.
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Urban Forestry

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