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Project staff have released proposed policies and regulations to limit development activity and fuel storage capacity of bulk fuel terminals in the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub. Submit testimony for the City Council meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24 at 2 p.m.
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A few of Portland’s recycling rules have changed to align with new statewide recycling guidelines. Here are the updates.
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Monthly newsletter on long-range city planning projects in Portland. See what happened, what’s coming next, and how to participate. Find links to meetings, ways to comment, and staff contacts. Subscribe to get email alerts when new newsletters and project updates are posted.
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The Bureau of Planning and Sustainability has released a Proposed Draft of the Design Review Temporary Suspension project, which will be considered by the Planning Commission during a hearing on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, starting at 5pm. You are invited to submit testimony.
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The City of Portland is seeking members to serve on an advisory body responsible for long-range city planning. Apply by Monday, Sept. 14, 2026.
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Portland City Council unanimously adopts the RICAP 11 code amendments on August 6, 2026; changes take effect November 1, 2026.
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Last month marked over 50,000 Home Energy Scores recorded since the program began. With this milestone, more than 30% of Portland's housing stock has received a Home Energy Score, helping Portlanders make informed decisions about energy investments for their homes.
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This report responds to City Council directives by identifying legal and regulatory barriers to an expedited project timeline, and introduces a proposed timeline including a planned City Council briefing on conceptual zoning scenarios in 2027.
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On very hot days, waste collection may start earlier than usual for the safety of collection drivers. Residential customers should set garbage, recycling, and compost bins out at the curb the night before.
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Monthly newsletter on long-range city planning projects in Portland. See what happened, what’s coming next, and how to participate. Find links to meetings, ways to comment, and staff contacts. Subscribe to get email alerts when new newsletters and project updates are posted.
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The Planning Commission made a recommendation to City Council on housing production and economic recovery regulations. Learn more about the Planning Commission amendments and next steps.
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City staff will present the Design Review Reform Report to the Planning Commission on Tuesday, July 28 at 5 p.m. The report outlines options to streamline design review while supporting urban design and historic goals. Learn how to watch the meeting and get updates.
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In just four hours, community members gave nearly 3,000 historic bricks from the former Concordia University campus a second life.
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On March 11, 2026, Portland City Council unanimously approved the Public Infrastructure Environmental Code Project, amending environmental overlay zone regulations to facilitate the replacement of public infrastructure and the management of vegetation in natural areas. The changes are now effective.
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Residential garbage rates changed on July 1, 2026. Missed the June Curbsider mailer? Learn how to download a custom garbage collection calendar and get a printed waste sorting guide. Plus, read about changes to recycling guidelines.
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Community-informed investment adding 150 new trash cans, helping create cleaner and more welcoming neighborhoods across South and Southwest Portland.
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Portlanders are invited to testify on the technical fixes and minor policy changes included in the RICAP 11 Recommended Draft at a public hearing on Thursday, June 25 at 2 p.m. (time certain).
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Community members invited to testify on the proposal to revise zoning bonuses to incentivize needed housing types, such as affordable and accessible housing, and units with more bedrooms.
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The pilot project for Multifamily Energy Reporting is complete. Learn about and view summary and results here.
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Community members are invited to testify on the zoning code amendments included in the State Land Use Compliance Project Proposed Draft in writing via the Map App or orally at a public hearing on Tuesday, June 23rd at 5 p.m.
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