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Urban Forestry Commission Meeting

Label: Meeting
All monthly meetings of the Urban Forestry Commission are open to the public.
9:30 am to 11:30 am
Available online

Connection instructions

Webinar ID: 927 7901 6785

Password: 797544

Alternative methods for joining a Zoom call.

Attending in Person

The meeting will be held primarily in person at the following location: 

Portland Building, Room 216 (2nd floor)

1120 SW 5th Ave., Portland, OR

Participation over Zoom is also available.

Providing Public Comment

To provide comment at a UFC meeting, please complete the UFC Public Comment Sign-Up Form by 3pm the day before the meeting. 

The time allocated for public comments is limited to the first five minutes of the meeting. Members of the public who have signed up ahead of time will be given priority.

Agenda

The Urban Forestry Commission has adopted Community Agreements to guide its work together.

  • 9:30-9:35am: Community Agreements
    • Make space for all communication styles and perspectives, and for people to share their stories.  This allows us to be truly inclusive and allows everyone to show up as their authentic selves.
    • Support discourse and be willing to experience and share discomfort and disagreement. Expect and accept non-closure.
  • 9:35-9:40am: Public Comment
  • 9:40-9:50am: City Forester's Report
  • 9:50-10:30am: TriMet 82nd Avenue Project
  • 10:30-10:50am: Heritage Tree Delistings
  • 10:50-11:15am: Naito Awards Recipient Selection
  • 11:15-11:30am: Learning Event Debrief

Materials

HT # 71 # 237 Removal and Delisting UFC Presentation

Bill Naito Award UFC Presentation

Bill Naito Community Trees Award 2026 Nominations Packet

Conflict of Interest Policy: Members of City advisory bodies are public officials, based on State law ORS 244.020(15), and as such are required to disclose conflicts of interest. Under Oregon Revised Statute 244.020(3), an appointee has conflict of interest when participating in an official action which could or would result in a financial benefit or avoidance of detriment to the public official, a relative of the public official, or a business with which either is associated.

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