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News Release: Boones Ferry Road to reopen Friday evening, April 16; new Tryon Creek bridge benefits people, fish, wildlife

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The Portland Bureau of Environmental Services announces the substantial completion of a major habitat restoration and bridge-building project over Tryon Creek and the reopening of SW Boones Ferry Road at SW Arnold Street on Friday evening, April 16.
Bridge completion looking from west to east of Tryon Creek.

Sewage Advisory: Overflow from private system at SW 40th Avenue leads to tributary of Fanno Creek

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Proposed Revisions to Administrative Rule ENB-4.29

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Environmental Services proposes revisions to Administrative Rule ENB-4.29 for Refunds of Development Review, Sewer Connection, and Lateral Repair Permit Fees and Charges and will accept public comment on the proposed revisions.

Spring Pre-application Deadline Approaches for Percent for Green Grants

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Percent for Green grants support community groups who would like to complete large-scale green infrastructure projects to provide benefits for watershed health and the community. Grants range from $20,000 to $100,000.
Photo shows a structure on the left with an ecoroof and a bioswale planted with grasses and shrubs.

Sewage Advisory: Blocked sewer leads to release at Mall 205 parking lot, nearby school

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Houseless and living in an RV? Environmental Services launches pilot pump out program

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The pilot program is being launched to safely dispose of human waste and wastewater from RVs on city streets and prevent environmental contamination

CSO Advisory: Heavy rains lead to combined sewer overflow (CSO) to the Willamette River

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A combined sewer overflow to the Willamette River began about 9:45 p.m. January 12 and ended about six hours later. Avoid contact with the river through Friday, January 15 due to increased bacteria levels.

CSO Advisory: Heavy rains Saturday led to combined sewer overflow (CSO) at NW 110th Avenue and NW Front Avenue

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CSO Advisory: Heavy rains Saturday led to combined sewer overflow (CSO) at St. Johns Bridge

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CSO Advisory: Heavy rains cause combined sewage and stormwater to overflow to the Willamette River, avoid contact for 48 hours

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