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Environmental and River Planning

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Community and Economic Development
Works to ensure that City watershed and environmental health goals are met, along with goals for livable neighborhoods, a prosperous economy, and community equity.
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Environmental and River Planning Documents

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Columbia Corridor and Industrial Lands Environmental Overlay Zone Project

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Public Infrastructure Environmental Code Project

Willamette River high banks

Floodplain Resilience Plan

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Updates to draft Ezones in Columbia Corridor and nearby industrial land available for review

The updated draft Ezones reflect site visit results and refinements of mapping policies. Residents, business owners, and property owners are invited to review the updated draft Ezones on the CCIL Map App. Contact project staff with questions or use the Map App to request a site visit.

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Now offering free wetland field verifications by request to qualifying sites

In partnership with the Bureau of Environmental Services' Wetland Inventory Project, the Columbia-Industrial Ezone Project is offering free wetland determinations to the owners of properties on which draft wetlands are mapped. Learn more about draft wetland mapping and see if your site qualifies.

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