Forest Park, Portland and Chop Trees

Portland General Electric Gets Approval to Chop Trees in Forest Park
A hearings officer for the city of Portland has approved Portland General Electric’s plan to upgrade transmission lines at the northern end of Forest Park, a project that will require cutting down 376 trees and filling two wetlands in an area that’s home to the northern red-legged frog, an at-risk species.
Proposal to remove trees in Forest Park draws concern
Hundreds of trees in Portland's Forest Park could soon be removed. This is part of a five-phase project by PGE to upgrade and expand transmission lines.
Portland Hearings Officer Signs Off on PGE's Forest Park Utility Plan
Portland General Electric (PGE) has the green light from a city hearings officer to go ahead with a plan to build a new utility project in Forest Park. The decision puts Portland’s Hearings Office at odds with several of the city’s bureaus,
PGE's plan to put transmission lines through Portland's Forest Park approved
The project would add a new quarter-mile section of transmission line along the edge of Forest Park; opponents have objected to the felling of around 397 trees.
PGE’s project involving Forest Park tree removal moves forward after public hearings
After hearing arguments in January, Portland General Electric is moving forward with their plan to remove nearly 400 trees in Forest Park to help ensure stable electricity and mitigate wildfire risks in the area.
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Portland's Forest Park
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Portland forestry commission, neighbors oppose PGE powerline through Forest Park
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV ... just under five acres of land on the very north edge of Forest Park. PGE put together an interactive map showing where the new power line would go and what lines need ...