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Portland City Council Approves Camping Ban | News Radio 1190 KEX

Portland City Council approves a ban on camping in most parts of the city that will take effect July 1st. ....

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Portland City Council Approves Camping Ban | 106.7 The Eagle

Portland City Council approves a ban on camping in most parts of the city that will take effect July 1st. ....

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Portland City Council Approves Settlement Agreement In Lawsuit Over Homeless Encampments

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Class Action ADA Suit Forces Portland to Clear Sidewalks of Homeless Camps

The City of Portland, Oregon, will be required to clear its sidewalks of sprawling homeless camps under terms . ....

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Portland's $7.1 Billion Budget Will Boost Police and Reduce Utility Rate Increases

In an effort to encourage new housing construction and provide modest financial relief to Portlanders, the Portland City Council approved a $7.1 billion budget Wednesday, May 17 that calls for lower water and sewer rate hikes, and no increases to charges for housing developers. Citing an exodus of residents and businesses from Portland in recent years, Mayor Ted Wheeler proposed late-stage budget changes that would slow utility rate increases for water and sewer, while halting. ....

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