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The City of Portland has re
leased for public discussion a
package of proposed voluntary
actions and draft regulations to
protect and restore city streams.
The goal of the Healthy Portland
Streams project is to improve wa
ter quality, reduce erosion, help
manage floods, and enhance fish
and wildlife habitat.
Over 75 percent of Portland’s
streams have been buried or con
tained in pipes. Neighborhood
creeks and streams have been
severely damaged, filled and pol
luted, their trees have been re
moved, and their banks eroded.
Now growth and development
threaten our remaining neighbor
hood streams and the land around
them.
“Healthy rivers and streams are
good for all o f us and they provide
habitat for fish and wildlife, too,”
says Planning DirectorGil Kelley.
“1 encourage all Portlanders to
take part in discussing these chai -
lenges and crafting solutions to
protect our natural environment.”
As part of the C ity’s compre
hensive River Renaissance, this
proposal includes changes to the
current environmental overlay
boundaries, voluntary actions
and incentives, fine-tuned regu
lations, and expanded environ
mental overlay zones. W orking
more than two years with a citizen
advisory committee, independent
scientists, and with the public
through several workshops, the
Planning Bureau has developed a
draft proposal for public discus
sion.
Citizens can participate in this
discussion through a series of
five community open houses de
signed to give local residents the
opportunity to meet directly with
staff and leant more about how
the proposal affects their prop
erty and their neighborhood’s
natural resources. Also available
to the public is an Internet site
featuring interactive maps, on-line
comment forms, and all project
documents.
For more info, contact Barbara
Hart, City o f Portland, bureau o f
planning at 503-823-5839. '
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