The Mercury emphasizes the importance of local journalism while providing daily updates for Portland residents. The article outlines the city's political landscape, announcing the start of new policy committee meetings aimed at shaping future legislation. It also offers a weather forecast and encourages community members to seek shelter amid dropping temperatures. Additionally, proposed Senate Bill 936 seeks to expedite the land-use process related to the $2 billion Bull Run water treatment plant, reflecting ongoing infrastructure challenges.
Officials at the city of Portland are looking to a Senate bill to help the city stave off legal challenges and snags from land-use regulations for the $2 billion Bull Run water treatment plant. The Oregonian reports SB 936 would allow the city to circumvent the typical land use appeals process.
Portland City Council is kicking off meetings for its brand new policy committees this week. For local political geeks, this is a big deal. Committee meetings, much like Congressional committees, will be formative for new city policy proposals.
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