07/23/2020
Neighborhood Contact Meeting Monday July 27th 6pm
Casey McGuirl Architecture will present designs and answer questions regarding a 4 story, 105 unit multifamily apartment building located on three continuous lots from 6928-50 N Maryland Ave
The meeting will be held over Zoom
Monday July 26th, 6pm
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86381458795Meeting ID: 863 8145 8795Dial by your location +1 253 215 8782
To view plans and for more information please view the City of Portland's website:
https://www.portlandmaps.com/bps/neighborhood-contact/#/detail/50401
07/17/2020
Update: July 17th 2020
Sewer Repair and Rodent Info Fliers
A month ago we had our 2nd presentation at ALNA on the proposed Sewer Repairs in Arbor Lodge this summer and fall. Some folks asked about rats.
So, we got permission from Multnomah County to copy their Rodent information flier. Here is where you can get all that info:
*. Arbor Lodge Park Kiosk *. laminated copies of the flier and 5 to take away *. 45 copies at the Community Box at New Season's, Arbor Lodge *. online at Multnomah County: https://multco.us/health/staying-healthy/pest-prevention-and-control/rats
The map for the sewer repair is also posted at the Park Kiosk facing the playground.
Basically, rats respond to food. So consider your outdoor pet food, bird feeders, compost that isn't covered, etc. The contractor will let you know if night work will happen on your block via a flier at your front door, the night work is not expected to be loud, but lights may be on to assist workers.
Here's to Arbor Lodge getting better sewer lines!
07/13/2020
Update: July 13th 2020
Arbor Lodge Neighborhood Association MeetingThursdayJuly 16th7pm-8:30pm
please join us online for an Arbor Lodge NA meeting
Agenda:*. Funding issues for the future*. houseless issues*. Racial/Social justuce*. Committee reports: Clean Air, Trees, Parks, Land Use*. approval of printing of Rodent Flier for distribution re: sewer projects and concerns*. your agenda items
join us via zoom, use this link:
Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/84965600365?pwd=MXU1VWxHTWZ6MEdhRkt3WDdFcXFoZz09
07/09/2020
Update: July 9th 2020
More info from Multnomah County on smoke issues:
Multnomah County's residential wood smoke curtailment ordinance is in effect from October 1 through March 1. For more information, visit our website.
If you are writing to report burning of illegal materials, such as garbage, please call the Department of Environmental Quality Complaints Hotline at 1-888-997-7888.
For complaints about restaurant smoke, please call the Department of Environmental Quality Complaints Hotline at 1-888-997-7888
07/08/2020
Update: July 8th 2020
Hello Arbor Lodge,
We are sharing this posting from Multnomah County. Please use the links to participate.
Thank you,
Arbor Lodge NA Board
Multnomah County’s Office of Sustainability has received a Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) grant to implement a community campaign about health and wood smoke. The goal of the campaign is to promote clean air and reduce wood smoke in the county. We are in the early stages of brainstorming and appreciate feedback about wood burning from people who burn wood.
We would love to hear from Arbor Lodge Neighborhood Association. Please share this message and survey with members of your community who burn wood:
“Multnomah County’s Office of Sustainability has received a DEQ grant to implement a community campaign about health and wood smoke. The goal of the campaign is to promote clean air and reduce wood smoke in the county.
They are in the early stages of brainstorming and would appreciate feedback about wood burning.
If you burn wood, this 10 minute survey will help inform our 2020-2021 Wood Smoke Campaign. Please fill out by midnight Monday, July 13th for a chance to win one of four $25 Fred Meyer gift cards.
Please reach out to sustainability@multco.us with any questions or concerns. Thank you!”
We look forward to the responses, sharing back the themes learned, and implementing a community-informed campaign.
Please reach out to sustainability@multco.us with any questions or concerns. Thank you!
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Office of Sustainability
Multnomah County