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SUMMARY:Portland City Council Mt Tabor Appeals Hearing
DESCRIPTION:*** MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!! ***  \nOn May 28th\, City Council will hear the Appeals Case for the Historic Landmarks Commission’s ruling regarding the Mt Tabor Disconnection Project. This meeting calls for a HUGE AMOUNT OF PUBLIC SUPPORT and passion to make our stance known! \nMay 28th – 2:00pm\nCity Council Chambers\n1221 SW 4th Ave\nPortland\, OR 97204 \n[Note – this is a change from the initially scheduled date of May 14th] \nAs many of your know\, the Historic Landmarks Commission’s (HLC) recent ruling regarding the Mt Tabor Disconnection Project was for Approval With Strong Conditions. https://www.facebook.com/events/1079908102035235/permalink/1086862968006415/\nThe more protections that are put in place to preserve Mt Tabor park and its reservoirs\, the greater the chances of reconnecting them for future use if/when the EPA changes its LT2 ruling in 2016.  \nThe Portland Water Bureau (PWB) has opted to appeal two of these conditions: \n1. Condition B – This condition states that\, following disconnection\, the reservoirs must continue to hold water within the normal historic operating range\, that they must be maintained and cleaned\, and that they can only be emptied (partially or fully) for brief periods of time not to exceed 60 days total (either consecutive or non-consecutive) within a calendar year. PWB is stating that this generous maximum of two months out of every year is operationally unworkable and that there should be no limit; they want it left entirely up to them to decide how often and how long they want to let the reservoirs sit without water.\n2. Condition E – This condition states that the City must fully implement the short- and long-term restorative recommendations contained in the May 2009 Mt Tabor Reservoirs Historic Structures Report. This work carries a rough price tag of $1.5 million in 2009 dollars\,
URL:https://freecascadia.org/event/portland-city-council-mt-tabor-appeals-hearing/
LOCATION:Portland City Hall\, 1221 S.W. 4th Ave.\, Portland\, OR\, 97204\, United States
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SUMMARY:X - Divest Portland State Action
DESCRIPTION:Divest Portland State Action \nPortland\, OR – Portland State University could be the first university in Oregon to divest from\nfossil fuels. The student-led campaign to divest PSU’s $52.3 million endowment from the top\n200 fossil fuel companies is focused on escalating student education and involvement before the PSU Foundation’s Board of Trustees vote in June.  \nDivest Portland State(DPS) goals include\n– Divest from fossilfree.org’s top 200 oil and gas companies\n– Transparency with PSU’s investment portfolio\n– Re-invest in Socially Responsible Investments (SRIs) \nOn May 28th\, Portland State University will hold its 8th annual Sustainability Celebration. The event will begin with a sustainability award ceremony(30 min) followed by a showcase of student projects (1.5 hr). Projects range from scientific work with pollutants\, to reduction of the school’s trash. Last year\, Winona Laduke challenged PSU students to take on divestment of fossil fuels. On May 28th\, we hope to stop business as usual and send a clear message to the Board of Trustees that we should not invest in fossil fuels. PSU President Wim Wiewel and Institute for Sustainable Solutions (ISS) Director Jennifer Allen will be present at the event\, both have shown support for the campaign. \nEvent X Action\nWhen: May 28th\, 4 pm\nWhere: PSU Park Blocks (between Smith and Library).\nWhat to wear: BLACK! Everything black…we want to represent an oil spill!\nDetails:\nThe Sustainability Celebration starts at 4 pm in the Smith Ballroom. We will gather at the PSU Park Blocks\, and at around 4:30 the escalation team will gather everyone and walk into ballroom.\nHashtags: #divestpsu  \nDivest Portland State \nSign our letter of support for students\, alumni\, and community members.
URL:https://freecascadia.org/event/x/
LOCATION:PSU Park Blocks\, 1875 SW Park Ave. \, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Divest%20Portland%20State":MAILTO:en.cogburn@gmail.com
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