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Citywide Tree Project
The Citywide Tree Policy Review and Regulatory Improvement Project is a multi-bureau effort to clarify, simplify and provide a consistent and effective regulatory framework for trees in the City of Portland. This project was identified in the City's Urban Forest Action Strategy as a high priority item to enhance the urban forest canopy through development and redevelopment. More...
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Project Approach & Timeline
This 2-year project involves a large up-front investment to develop a clear understanding of the key issues to be addressed. City staff from several bureaus met with community representatives and experts to explore the issues and potential solutions. A stakeholder group representing a wide range of interests will be formed to help evaluate the issues and further develop a menu of possible solution options. These options will then be presented in a broader public forum before the Planning Commission and ultimately City Council for final selection and adoption of the recommended package of solutions. Larger city policy issues that arise in this project will be addressed in a more comprehensive approach through the Portland Plan. More...
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Documents & Resources
Resources for the Citywide Tree Project include a list of frequently asked questions, as well as project documents such as articles of interest and issue papers that will inform the package of solution options that the public and decision makers will consider. Later in the project, the recommended code and procedural improvements will be available for review here. More...
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Related Efforts
This project is a citywide effort involving numerous bureaus that are involved with trees and tree issues. Several of these bureaus implement programs to promote, enhance and manage the trees that make up the urban forest. A number of community organizations are also involved with tree-related activities and interests. This section provides links to some of these other related bureau and community organization efforts. More...
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