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Measures currently under consideration by the Council or a committee — from the City's “current and upcoming documents” list. Scheduled items show their meeting date; others are awaiting one. Each links to the official record. Use the form below to weigh in with your councilors before they vote.
Meeting · Tuesday, July 21, 2026
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Housing and Permitting community feedback
Meeting 2026-07-21public hearing 2026-244 · Placed on file on July 21, 2026 by Housing and Permitting Committee
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Committee letter to Planning Commission
Meeting 2026-07-21presentation 2026-245 · Placed on file on July 21, 2026 by Housing and Permitting Committee
Filed materials: Draft letter (210.38 KB)
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Regional housing and homelessness strategies: looking to the future
Meeting 2026-07-21presentation 2026-246 · newly introduced
Filed materials: Presentation (1.38 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 7545 NE Sandy Blvd for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-247 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (82.67 KB) Exhibit B (247.9 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 7545 WI/NE Sandy Blvd for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-248 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (79.03 KB) Exhibit B (261.21 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 6307 N Montana Ave for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-249 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (84.11 KB) Exhibit B (248.76 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on N Columbia Blvd for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-250 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (79.72 KB) Exhibit B (246.89 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 110 SE 124th Ave for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-251 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (81.25 KB) Exhibit B (247.13 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 7250 NE Lombard St for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-252 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (80.66 KB) Exhibit B (247.59 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 7101–7103 SE Division St for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-253 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (201.63 KB) Exhibit B (247.55 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 1625 SE 35th Ave for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-254 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (77.33 KB) Exhibit B (239.79 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 2706 SE 122nd Ave for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-255 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (85.27 KB) Exhibit B (249.28 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 2734-2738 NE Alberta St for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-256 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (83.08 KB) Exhibit B (249.26 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 4324 SE 65th Ave for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-257 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (79.03 KB) Exhibit B (247.88 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 6627 SE Woodstock Blvd for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-258 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (79.85 KB) Exhibit B (247.81 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 10104 SE Harold St for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-259 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (77.95 KB) Exhibit B (247.03 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 5706 SE Lambert St for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-260 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (197.8 KB) Exhibit B (244.79 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
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Initiate foreclosure action on 855 NE Church St for the collection of delinquent City Liens placed against the property
Meeting 2026-07-21ordinance 2026-261 · Referred to Housing and Permitting Committee by Council President
Filed materials: Exhibit A (201.87 KB) Exhibit B (338.36 KB) Presentation (13.84 MB)
Meeting · Wednesday, July 22, 2026
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Amend the FY 2026-27 Budget to appropriate $13,076,892 in Portland Clean Energy Fund interest income, $5,491,002 other fund resources, and $335,000 in County IGA revenues to restore frontline positions and services reduced in the approved budget and to provide transition support for affected employees
Meeting 2026-07-22ordinance 2026-222 · Passed to second reading as amended on July 16, 2026 by City Council
Filed materials: Exhibit A - as amended (July 16, 2026) (442.4 KB) Exhibit B - as amended (July 16, 2026) (108 KB) Approved Amendment - Morillo 1 (July 16, 2026) (81.3 KB) Exhibit A (408.56 KB) Exhibit B (74.65 KB) Withdrawn amendment - Koyama Lane-Kanal 1 (74.9 KB) Presentation (506.7 KB) Morillo 1 Presentation (568.07 KB) Testimony list (74.2 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would amend the FY 2026-27 budget to appropriate $7,150,007 — about $7.15 million — drawn from Portland Clean Energy Fund interest income and other fund resources. 'Appropriate' means to formally set aside money for a specific use. The funds would restore frontline positions and services that were cut in the approved budget and provide transition support for affected employees. 'Frontline positions' generally refers to staff who directly deliver public services. The facts do not name which specific jobs or services are restored. The Council President referred it to the full City Council, and no meeting date is yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Adopt a Supplemental Budget for FY 2026-27 to reduce potential risks to City services
Meeting 2026-07-22ordinance 2026-223 · Passed to second reading as amended on July 16, 2026 by City Council
Filed materials: Approved amendment - Dunphy 1 (July 15, 2026) (250.59 KB) Failed amendment - Koyama Lane-Kanal 1 (July 15, 2026) (741.9 KB) Withdrawn amendment - Dunphy-Kanal 1 (591.22 KB) Proposed amendment - Kanal 2 (557.56 KB) Proposed amendment - Kanal 3 (557.86 KB) Exhibit A (69.95 KB) Exhibit B (74.67 KB) Exhibit C (49.52 KB) Exhibit D (31.64 KB) Testimony list (71.91 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would adopt a Supplemental Budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year (July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027). A 'supplemental budget' is a mid-cycle adjustment to the city's already-adopted budget, used to change how money is allocated after the main budget is set. This one is described as intended to reduce potential risks to city services. The facts do not state specific dollar amounts or which services are affected. The Council President referred it to the full City Council, and the meeting date is not yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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*Authorize a five-year lease with American Property Management for Community Safety Division eastside office
Meeting 2026-07-22emergency ordinance 2026-236 · Referred to City Council on July 14, 2026 by City Life Committee
Filed materials: Presentation (633.24 KB) Committee Staff Summary (106.61 KB)
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Appoint voting members to the Portland Utility Board
Meeting 2026-07-22report 2026-238 · Referred to City Council as amended on July 15, 2026 by Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole
Filed materials: Approved Amendment – Clark 1 (July 15, 2026) (127.64 KB) Presentation (1.99 MB) Committee Staff Summary (96.76 KB)
Meeting · Thursday, July 23, 2026
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Amend Vehicles and Traffic Code to clarify applicability of ride fees and establish a Drivers’ Resource Center for Transportation Network Company drivers (amend Code Sections 16.40.030 and 16.40.240)
Meeting 2026-07-23ordinance 2026-192 · Continued as amended on July 16, 2026 by City Council
Filed materials: Exhibit A - as amended June 9, 2026 (106.85 KB) Approved amendment - Zimmerman 1 June 9, 2026 (33.92 KB) Approved amendment - Pirtle-Guiney Novick 1 June 9, 2026 (57.3 KB) Exhibit A - original (106.72 KB) Committee staff summary (80.19 KB) Supplemental information - Pirtle-Guiney Memo (122.67 KB) Supplemental information - Jama letter (169.83 KB) Supplemental information - TNC-PBOT (30.02 KB) Presentation (500.23 KB) Testimony list - City Life (70.92 KB) Testimony List - Council (72.42 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would amend Portland's Vehicles and Traffic Code (Sections 16.40.030 and 16.40.240) to clarify how 'ride fees' apply and to set up a Drivers' Resource Center for drivers who work for Transportation Network Companies — app-based ride services such as rideshare platforms. A 'ride fee' is a per-trip charge the city applies to these rides. A Drivers' Resource Center would be a service or office supporting those drivers; the facts do not specify what services it would provide. The City Life Committee referred it to the full City Council 'as amended' (changed from the original) on June 9, 2026, and it is set for the June 25, 2026 meeting.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Amend Partial and Full Exemptions of System Development Charges for Affordable Housing Developments Code to temporarily remove income requirements for homeownership units (amend Code Section 30.01.095)
Meeting 2026-07-23ordinance 2026-205 · Continued on July 8, 2026 by City Council
Filed materials: Proposed amendment - Councilor Dunphy 1 (160.2 KB) Exhibit A (65.56 KB) Presentation (1.2 MB) Committee Staff Summary (150.73 KB) Testimony List (76.83 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would amend Code Section 30.01.095 — the rules on partial and full exemptions of System Development Charges for affordable housing — to temporarily remove the income requirements for homeownership units. 'System Development Charges' (SDCs) are one-time fees charged to new development to help pay for public infrastructure such as water, sewer, parks, and transportation. The change would temporarily let homeownership units qualify for these fee exemptions without meeting the usual income limits. The facts do not state how long the temporary change would last. The Housing and Permitting Committee referred it to the full City Council on June 16, 2026, and no meeting date is yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Add Electric Vehicle Charging Systems Funding Code (add Code Chapter 26.11)
Meeting 2026-07-23ordinance 2026-209 · Referred to City Council on July 14, 2026 by City Life Committee
Filed materials: Exhibit A (53.86 KB) Committee Staff Summary (63.97 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would add a new Electric Vehicle Charging Systems Funding Code (Code Chapter 26.11) to city law. The code would establish a framework for funding electric vehicle charging systems — the equipment used to recharge electric cars. The facts do not specify the funding amounts or sources. The Council President referred it to the City Life Committee for review, and it is scheduled for the July 14, 2026 meeting.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Direct the Portland Bureau of Transportation to evaluate and implement no turn on red restrictions at signalized intersections within the High Crash Network
Meeting 2026-07-23ordinance 2026-213 · Referred to City Council on June 23, 2026 by Public Works Committee
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would direct the Portland Bureau of Transportation to evaluate and implement 'no turn on red' restrictions at signalized intersections within the High Crash Network. 'No turn on red' means drivers may not turn while the traffic light is red. The 'High Crash Network' is the city's designation for the streets and intersections with the highest numbers of serious crashes. The ordinance would have the transportation bureau study and then put in place these turn restrictions at qualifying signalized intersections. The Public Works Committee referred it to the full City Council on June 23, 2026, and no meeting date is yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Extend lease with Urban Office and Parking Facilities for the CityKids Childcare and Development Center space by five years (amend CLM Contract 10014)
Meeting 2026-07-23ordinance 2026-216 · Passed to second reading on July 16, 2026 by City Council
Filed materials: Committee staff summary (66.77 KB) Presentation (362.18 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would extend the city's lease with Urban Office and Parking Facilities for the space used by the CityKids Childcare and Development Center by five years, amending CLM Contract 10014. A lease extension continues an existing rental agreement for an additional period — here, the childcare center's space. The facts do not state the rent or other lease terms. The City Life Committee referred it to the full City Council on June 23, 2026, and no meeting date is yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Reappoint Marcelino Alvarez and Eric Cress to the Prosper Portland Board of Commissioners for terms to expire September 5, 2029
Meeting 2026-07-23report 2026-224 · Referred to Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole by Council President
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Amend the Comprehensive Plan Map and Zoning Map for a vacant lot on NW 31st Ave described as Willamette Heights Addition, Block 18, Lot 14 at the request of Portland Parks and Recreation (LU 26-007966 CP ZC)
Meeting 2026-07-23ordinance 2026-242 · Referred to City Council by Council President
Filed materials: Existing Zoning Map (978.83 KB) Proposed Zoning Map (980.24 KB) Hearings Officer Recommendation (2.82 MB) Memo to Council (188.14 KB) Public Hearing Notice (964.41 KB) Staff presentation (3.63 MB)
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Vision Zero updates
Meeting 2026-07-23presentation 2026-262 · newly introduced
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Consent to franchise transfer from Zenith Energy Terminals Holdings LLC to ISQ Springer Holdings, LLC (amend Ordinance 188554)
Meeting 2026-07-23ordinance 2026-263 · Referred to Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole by Council President
Meeting · Wednesday, July 29, 2026
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Consider appeals of the Design Commission’s approval of a voluntary Central City Master Plan Review and Adjustment Review for the Lloyd Center Central City Master Plan (LU 25-091308 CCMS AD)
Meeting 2026-07-29report 2026-217 · Tentatively deny appeals and uphold the Design Commission's decision but with revised condition of approval on July 8, 2026 by City Council
Filed materials: Zoning code map 510-19 (354.52 KB) Zoning Map for Lloyd Center site (1.39 MB) Approval Criteria for LU 25-091308 CCMS AD (139.12 KB) Comparison Matrix for Approval Criterion 33.510.255.H.1 (510.63 KB) Comparison Matrix for Approval Criterion 33.510.255.H.2 (521.67 KB) Proposed Site Plans (excerpted from the master plan) (6.61 MB) Design Commission Final Findings and Decision (13.9 MB) Appeal Statements (18.87 MB) Hearing Notice (49.93 MB) Staff presentation (24.23 MB) Applicant presentation (11.06 MB) Testimony (90.71 MB)
In plain terms
This is a report in which the City Council will consider appeals of the Design Commission's approval of a master plan review for the Lloyd Center (case LU 25-091308 CCMS AD). The Design Commission is a city body that reviews the appearance and design of major development projects; a 'Central City Master Plan Review and Adjustment Review' examines a long-range development plan for a large downtown-area site and any requested adjustments to standard rules. An 'appeal' means someone is asking the council to reconsider the commission's decision. The council 'continued' the matter on June 24, 2026, meaning it postponed it, and it is set for the June 25, 2026 meeting.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
Meeting · Thursday, July 30, 2026
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Amend City Code and improve land use regulations through the Regulatory Improvement Code Amendment Package 11 (amend Code Titles 32 and 33)
Meeting 2026-07-30ordinance 2026-189 · Continued as amended on July 8, 2026 by City Council
Filed materials: Approved amendment - Dunphy 1 (July 8, 2026) (468.38 KB) Approved amendment - Avalos, Dunphy, and Koyama Lane 1 (July 8, 2026) (601.39 KB) Exhibit A (544.97 KB) Exhibit B (3.06 MB) Committee staff summary (146.06 KB) Presentation (8.71 MB) PSU HRAC Village Research and How-To Guide - supplemental materials (41.15 MB) Testimony list (72.31 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would change Portland's land use regulations through 'Regulatory Improvement Code Amendment Package 11,' amending Code Titles 32 and 33. Land use regulations are the rules governing how property can be developed and used. A 'regulatory improvement package' bundles together a set of cleanup and refinement changes to those rules into a single ordinance. The facts do not specify the individual changes in the package. The Housing and Permitting Committee referred it to the full City Council on June 2, 2026, and it is set for the June 25, 2026 meeting.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
Awaiting a meeting date
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Amend Council Organization and Procedure Code (amend Code Chapter 3.02)
Unscheduledordinance 2026-056 · Referred to Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole on April 23, 2026 by City Council
Filed materials: Exhibit A - as amended (April 23, 2026) (137.84 KB) Proposed amendment - Koyama Lane 2 (98.37 KB) Proposed amendment - Koyama Lane 1 (38.44 KB) Proposed amendment - Novick 1 (59.56 KB) Proposed and failed amendments - Kanal 2-6 (Updated April 16, 2026) (141.27 KB) Proposed amendment - Dunphy and Pirtle-Guiney 1 (125.76 KB) Failed amendment - Avalos and Kanal 1 (40.89 KB) Exhibit A - as amended (February 23, 2026) (149.44 KB) Amendment - Kanal 2-6 (see updated version) (172.5 KB) Approved amendment - Dunphy 5 (February 18, 2026) (60.96 KB) Failed amendment – Dunphy 4 (February 9, 2026) (179.3 KB) Withdrawn amendment – Dunphy 3 (February 9, 2026) (37.62 KB) Approved amendment (see motions) – Dunphy 2 (February 9, 2026) (48.86 KB) Approved/partially withdrawn amendment (see motions) – Dunphy 1 (February 9, 2026) (46.83 KB) Committee staff summary (71.11 KB) Exhibit A - original (147.74 KB) Supplemental information - memo (142.25 KB) Committee disposition map (158.37 KB) Presentation (540.74 KB) Testimony list (70.11 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would amend the Council Organization and Procedure Code (Code Chapter 3.02) — the rules that govern how the City Council organizes itself and conducts its business, such as meeting and committee procedures. The facts do not specify which particular procedures would change. The City Council referred it to the Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole on April 23, 2026 for review, and no further meeting date is yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Amend Code related to prohibitions on possession of firearms within certain City buildings to disallow affirmative defense for persons with concealed handgun licenses (amend Code Sections 3.18.020, 14A.60.010 and 20.12.050)
Unscheduledordinance 2026-123 · Continued as amended on July 7, 2026 by Community and Public Safety Committee
Filed materials: Exhibits A, B, and C - as amended (June 16, 2026) (71.23 KB) Approved amendment - Councilor Dunphy 1 (June 16, 2026) (55.4 KB) Exhibits A, B and C (75 KB) Supplemental Materials - FAQs (58.82 KB) Presentation (618.58 KB) Testimony list (70.87 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would amend City Code (Sections 3.18.020, 14A.60.010, and 20.12.050) regarding the ban on carrying firearms inside certain city buildings. The change would remove the 'affirmative defense' that currently allows people with concealed handgun licenses to be exempt from that prohibition. An 'affirmative defense' is a legal exception a person can raise to avoid a penalty; removing it for license holders means a concealed handgun license would no longer shield someone from the ban in those buildings. The Community and Public Safety Committee 'continued' the item 'as amended' (changed from the original) on June 16, 2026, postponing further action, and no full-council meeting date is yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Add Psychedelic Health and Safety Code and create the Portland Psychedelics Advisory Commission (add Code Chapter 14B.140)
Unscheduledordinance 2026-186 · Continued on July 7, 2026 by Community and Public Safety Committee
Filed materials: Proposed amendment - Councilor Kanal 1 (189.46 KB) Exhibit A (112.39 KB) Exhibit B (170.68 KB) Additional Materials (45.21 KB) Testimony List (72.62 KB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would add a Psychedelic Health and Safety Code (Code Chapter 14B.140) and create a Portland Psychedelics Advisory Commission. The new code would set health and safety provisions related to psychedelics, and the advisory commission would be a body that gives the city advice on the topic. The facts do not specify the details of the health and safety rules or the commission's makeup. The Community and Public Safety Committee 'continued' the item on June 16, 2026, meaning it postponed further action, and no full-council meeting date is yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Amend Advertising on Bus Benches Code to allow advertising on City streetcar benches and shelters (amend Code Chapter 17.45)
Unscheduledordinance 2026-212 · Continued on June 23, 2026 by Public Works Committee
Filed materials: Exhibit A (45.22 KB) Presentation (1.78 MB)
In plain terms
This is an ordinance that would amend the Advertising on Bus Benches Code (Code Chapter 17.45) to also allow advertising on city streetcar benches and shelters. Currently the code addresses advertising on bus benches; this change would extend that to the seating and shelters at streetcar stops. The facts do not state any fees or revenue figures tied to the change. The Public Works Committee 'continued' the item on June 23, 2026, meaning it postponed further action, and no full-council meeting date is yet scheduled.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Adopt District Property Management License Code to create Parkrose Forward Enhanced Services District and establish property management license fees and district boundaries (add Code Sections 6.06.400 through 6.06.450)
Unscheduledordinance 2026-234 · Continued on July 14, 2026 by City Life Committee
Filed materials: Exhibit A (108.06 KB) Exhibit B (27.97 MB) Presentation (1.85 MB) Testimony list (75.87 KB)
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Authorize agreement with Historic Parkrose for management services of the Parkrose Forward Enhanced Services District for an estimated amount of $3,876,970 over five years
Unscheduledordinance 2026-235 · Continued on July 14, 2026 by City Life Committee
Filed materials: Exhibit A (373.59 KB)
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Authorize exception to Code Chapter 17.93 Renaming City Streets and authorize the renaming of Cesar E. Chavez Blvd to Campesinos Blvd (allow exceptions to Code Sections 17.93.010, 17.93.020, 17.93.030, 17.93.040 and 17.93.050)
Unscheduledordinance 2026-243 · Referred to City Council by Council President
Filed materials: Testimony (from item 2026-171) (2.83 MB)
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Chair update and Committee priorities discussion
Unscheduledpresentation 2026-264 · newly introduced
Met earlier — still on the City's current list
The requested council date for these items has passed, but the City still lists them as current or upcoming — typically heard and awaiting further action. Check each official record (and the vote ledger) for what happened.
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Follow-up on FY 2025–26 Morillo 11 Budget Note: Transparency and Information Access Framework
Meeting 2026-07-15presentation 2026-221 · Continued on June 25, 2026 by Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole
Filed materials: Supplemental information - Communications Process Flow Workgroup Alternatives Proposal (178.14 KB)
In plain terms
This is a presentation scheduled for the June 25, 2026 council meeting that follows up on a budget note from the FY 2025-26 budget — specifically 'Morillo 11,' a directive attached by Councilor Morillo. A 'budget note' is an instruction council adds to the budget asking staff to study or report back on something. This one concerns a Transparency and Information Access Framework, an approach for how the city shares information and makes records accessible to the public. A presentation is informational; the facts do not indicate a vote. The item is newly introduced.
AI-drafted plain-language summary, reviewed by an editor — not the verbatim official record. See the sources for the exact wording.
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Committee Chair updates
Meeting 2026-07-15presentation 2026-237 · Placed on file on July 15, 2026 by Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole
Filed materials: Chair Update (104.45 KB)
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Discussion on Home Forward
Meeting 2026-07-15presentation 2026-239 · Placed on file on July 15, 2026 by Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole
Filed materials: Housing Strike Team Presentation (705.61 KB) Portland Housing Bureau Presentation (323.88 KB) Home Forward Presentation (656.82 KB) Green Presentation (324.31 KB)
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Public input on Home Forward
Meeting 2026-07-15public hearing 2026-240 · Placed on file on July 15, 2026 by Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole
Filed materials: Testimony (70.36 KB)
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