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The Field Issuance Remodel program offers residential remodeling contractors one point-of-contact to streamline the permitting and inspection process. BDS staff innovated to add more contractors without expanding staffing.
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Curb ramp updates will make accessing shops, restaurants and residences along SE Hawthorne Boulevard easier and safer for all Portlanders.
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New application forms, fees, and online application process available for Chemical Treatment and Street Tree Attachment Permit Applications
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In case of snow or ice, leave garbage, recycling and compost carts at the curb. They will be emptied as soon as it is safe to do so.
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Many building owners and managers faced new and unique challenges operating buildings in 2020. Due to these unusual circumstances, the City will not require annual report submissions for the 2020 calendar year.
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Get answers to your questions about Portland's Homelessness and Urban Camping Impact Reduction Program.
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The Planning and Sustainability Commission briefing on the Environmental Overlay Zone Map Correction project has been moved from January 26 to February 9, 2021.
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I-405 will be closed in both directions Jan. 22-25 as workers install the 355,000 lb. bridge
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Environmental, fire and traffic risks make Hazelnut Grove a dangerous place to live. Residents have the opportunity to move to the new St. Johns Village.
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PBOT crews have removed more than 400 cubic yards of debris in 34 dump truck loads
Pedestrian bridge, trail remain closed pending further inspections
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During the winter months, some Portlanders may hunker down and move their lives indoors. But Portland Parks & Recreation’s Environmental Education (EE) team teaches outdoors, year-round, and we can tell you - children have a blast on even the coldest and rainiest days!
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On January 14, 2021, Multnomah County rescinded Ordinance 1287 which provided additional COVID-19 eviction protections to Multnomah County and City of Portland renters.
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A monthly snapshot of land use planning work going on in your neighborhoods. Please visit the respective project website and contact project staff with any questions.
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The City expects that the Barbara Walker Crossing and the adjacent portions of Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R)’s Wildwood Trail will need to remain closed until about 1/20/21, pending repairs and structural evaluation.
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Portlanders are encouraged to be COVID Safe, Portland Strong in new campaign
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Start off the new year with a stay-local First Day Hike tree walk that you can share with neighbors. Keep exploring the trees of our City in a different way; learn a new approach to tree identification through their buds, bark, and branching.
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PCEF team adds new members to implement historic community-led climate initiative.
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The City of Portland, through the Bureau of Development Services, is seeking interested persons to serve in one of seven positions, each for a three-year term, on the Development Review Advisory Committee. Persons of color are encouraged to apply. The deadline to apply is Friday, Feb. 26.
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