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Find sanctuary city resources from the City of Portland's Immigrant & Refugee Program, including free legal services and state resources for reporting hate crimes, bias incidents, discrimination, and violations of Oregon's sanctuary laws.

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2018 E-Scooter Pilot Routes Traveled Data

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Download the underlying dataset of routes traveled by E-Scooters during PBOT's 2018 pilot program.

2018 E-Scooter Pilot Routes Traveled Interactive Map

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Informed by company-provided route data, this map shows routes traveled by e-scooter riders most often.
Screenshot of Tableau dashboard showing heat map of routes traveled by E-Scooter

300.05CC - Ceremonial Bonfire Conditional Use Permit

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300.05FA - Fire Art Performer Conditional Use Permit

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Fire performance art requires that both the artist and the venue have a fire permit. Fire performance artists must have a permit for each performance.

300.05G - Generic Conditional Use Permit

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This permit is for Candles (handheld); Campfires; Small Scales Special Effect; Sleepovers; and Theatrical Performances.

300.05SL - Sweat Lodge Conditional Use Permit

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300.08APP - Public Assembly / Special Event Permit

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Permits are required for temporary events that may pose a fire and life safety hazard. This includes: events of 500 or more in an assembly building, 49 or more in a non-assembly building or fenced outdoor area, trade shows with six or more booths, and any haunted house.

300.08ROT - Outdoor tent or membrane structure permit

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Permits are required for the use of tents or membrane structures. These are temporary structures, enclosures or shelters, with or without sidewalls or drops, constructed of fabric or pliable material and supported by any manner except by air or the contents.

300.10 - Fire Performance Art Permit - Venue

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Fire performance art requires that both the artist and the venue have a fire permit. Fire performance artists must have a permit for each performance. The venue can get a single use permit or an annual permit.

300.14 - Request for Applicant Paid Overtime (APOT)

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300.24 - Permit Application for Sprinkler and Underground

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300.24B - Permit Application for Sprinkler System (10 Heads or Less)

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300.27 - Permit Application to Install Fixed System

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300.28 - Permit Application to Install Fire Alarm System

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300.28B - Fire Alarm Affidavit for Alterations

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300.29P - Laser Permit Application

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A permit is required for use of lasers needing a federal variance. This includes use at concerts, theater performances, and other gatherings for entertainment purposes.

300.30 - Permit for pyrotechnic and special effects

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Fire permit application for the use of pyrotechnic or special effects at concerts, movies, plays, theatrical productions, etc.

300.37A - Posting of Occupant Load

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Section 1004.3 of the Oregon Fire Code requires every room or space that is an assembly occupancy to have the occupant load of the room or space posted in a conspicuous place, near the main exit or exit access doorway from the room or space. It shall be maintained by the owner or authorized agent.

300.37B - Application for Occupant Load Sign

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300.55 - Marine Hold Harmless Agreement - Standpipe

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300.70 - Portable Natural Gas Cooking Devices Permit

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300.71 - Portable Propane Device Permit

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300.99 - Application for Lockbox Permit

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301.00 - Agricultural Burning Conditional Use Permit

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302.00 - Welding and Hot Work Permit Application

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