City wide issues

Conference

 
 
 
JANUARY 20, 2017
Conference on
Environmental Protection 
Laws ~ Policies ~ Science ~ Technology
WORLD TRADE CENTER 
PORTLAND OREGON

** Note: early registration ends this Friday January 6, 2017
 
 
 
The election of Donald Trump has sent ripples of uncertainty throughout the legal and regulatory communities.  It is an important time to bring together diverse environmental professionals to talk about where we go from here. On January 20, 2017, the Environmental Law Education Center is pulling together a one-dayConference on Environmental Protection: What’s Next?  The entire day will be packed with national and regional experts who will provide valuable insight and information on important legal, regulatory, scientific and technical issues. Speakers will also discuss the future of complex projects such as the Portland Harbor Superfund Site and more.
If you want to spend Inauguration Day with other environmental professionals exploring the next steps, please join us for this dynamic conference. We would love to see you there.
Space is limited.
 
 
Topics
At the conference, speakers, panelists and participants will explore:

  • The incoming Trump Administration, new US Congress, and the 2017 Oregon Legislature
  • Legal and Regulatory Developments: CERCLA, Oregon Superfund, NRDA and more
  • Federal and State Environmental Cleanup Programs: Priorities and Funding
  • Natural Resource Damage Assessment
  • What’s next at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site?
  • Habitat Restoration & Sediment Remediation
  • Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessment
  • Emerging Contaminants, Pharmaceuticals & Personal Care Products
 
 
Agenda
Click here for a detailed agenda
 
 
Registration
Click here to register online
 
 
Contact
Environmental Law Education Center
PO Box 40748
Portland Oregon 97212
503-282-5220
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info@elecenter.com
www.elecenter.com
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Continuing Education Credits Available
Washington State Bar Association
&
Oregon State Bar
Contact the Environmental Law Education about
Other Professional Education Credits 
 
Environmental Law Education Center
1809 NE Stanton St | Portland, OR 97240
info@elecenter.com | (503) 282-5220

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City wide issues

Comp Plan December ’16 update

 
Portland's Comprehensive Plan Update E-News
 
 
December 2016
 
It’s a wrap!
City Council unanimously adopts Recommended Early Implementation Package marking their last action on the Comprehensive Plan Update.
Thank you and congratulations for your interest, participation and contributions to our new long-range plan for a prosperous, healthy, resilient and equitable city.
Happy holidays!
 
 
 
1900 SW 4th Ave, 7th Floor | Portland, OR 97201 US
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City wide issues

Portland Parks funding

Portland Parks & Recreation
 
2017-2018 Budget Process (Public Meetings)

WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?

This year, Portland Parks & Recreation is being asked to submit 5% reductions packages (which amount to just over $3 million) from our General Fund budget. Two meetings have been scheduled to give you an opportunity to provide feedback on our budget priorities.

MEETING 1 – What is important to you, your neighbors, and the City?
December 12, 2016   |   6 – 8 PM
Rice School   |   6433 NE Tillamook Street

MEETING 2 – How might these cuts impact your community?
January 4, 2017   |   6 – 8 PM
Mt. Scott Community Center   |   5530 SE 72nd Avenue

For meeting information, or childcare, contact Elizabeth Kennedy-Wong at 
503-823-5113 or elizabeth.kennedy-wong@portlandoregon.gov

For more information about Portland Parks & Recreation’s 2017-2018 budget process, 
please visit portlandoregon.gov/parks/budget.
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