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Recommended Draft of the Historic Resources Code Project to be published in July; City Council hearings and adoption expected this fall.

SOLVE hosting fifth annual Pick It Up, Portland! event.

"Training the Next Generation" was a key theme for the International Code Council (ICC) Building Safety Month in 2021. Joe Disciascio, Inspections Supervisor, met with students from the PCC building inspection technology program to talk about what it's like to be an inspector and work for the City.

A monthly snapshot of land use planning work going on in your neighborhoods. Please visit the specific project website and contact project staff with any questions.

One virtual open house will be a live Zoom presentation; the other will be a self-guided interactive map. Both are focused on construction, which starts next week.

A detour will be in effect during construction hours for SW Vista Avenue as crews repair and replace more than two miles of aging sewer pipe. The road will be open during morning and evening peak commute times.

Your Carrot benefit gives you access to fertility and family-forming education, virtual chats with physicians and other specialists, an expert-authored library of resources, exclusive discounts, and holistic pregnancy support.

The long-awaited connection between two of Oregon’s most densely populated neighborhoods, Northwest Portland and the Pearl District, is now open.

The public is invited to provide feedback on the draft rules prior to publishing as Interim Rules on August 1, 2021. Please send in your feedback by June 28, 2021.

Project schedule now includes another briefing, new public hearing and additional work session with the PSC to ensure property owners are informed and can testify on changes that may affect their property.

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Portlanders invited to testify during a virtual hearing or online via the Map App.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) announced a plan to fund long-awaited and much-needed safety and maintenance improvements to State Highway OR-213, also known as 82nd Avenue.

On March 3, the Portland City Council approved an emergency ordinance that temporarily makes it easier for businesses to install exterior lighting and security gates at entrances of buildings in design overlay zones. A second ordinance to further help businesses will come to City Council on June 16.

The Focused Intervention Team's Community Oversight Group is holding an introductory meeting on June 4 at 11 a.m.