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Category Archives: Noise
Last Thursday: An Open Forum
Team Last Thursday, a newly formed nonprofit, is committed to making Last Thursday an event everyone can enjoy. Join your friends and neighbors at an open forum to discuss: Our Plan for 2009 Updates on Traffic, Trash & Alcohol New … Continue reading
Posted in Alberta Street, Art, Events, Land Use & Livability, Last Thursday, Music, Noise, Safety, Volunteer Opportunities
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Join us at a PDX Airport Futures Public Meeting
Vancouver, WA Thursday, June 4, 2009 / 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Harney Elementary School Cafeteria 3212 E. Evergreen Blvd Vancouver, WA Portland, OR Wednesday, June 10, 2009 / 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Portland Fire & Rescue Training Center 4800 NE … Continue reading
Aircraft Traffic to Increase this Summer over Concordia
Residents may notice a change in aircraft flight activity as construction work will require a six-month closure of the north parallel runway effective May 1st through October 31st. During this closure, jet aircraft will use the south runway, and will … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Environmental, Noise, Port of Portland, Safety, Seasonal
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A New Way to Report Aircraft Noise
CNA has recently met with the Port of Portland’s Noise Management team to discuss concerns about the safety of increase F-15 travel over nearby residential areas as part of their present “test”. One outcome of those discussions has been a … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Boeing, Land Use & Livability, Local Government, Noise, Port of Portland, Safety
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Portland International Airport Open House
The Port of Portland invites you to attend one of the following events to learn more about the North Runway Extension and South Runway Rehabilitation. Draft Environmental Assessment. Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2008 5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Brief presentation at … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Land Use & Livability, Noise, Port of Portland, Safety
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Airport Futures October Update
Airport Futures is currently half way through its the planning process. Between now and June 2009, the project’s subcommittees will draft three major products: A 2010 Master Plan for PDX A Land Use Plan for the area around the airport … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Environmental, Land Use & Livability, Noise, Port of Portland, Safety
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It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane…yeah, that is a plane…
That is the sound and sight of F-15 fighter jets roaring over the neighborhood at low altitudes. The Oregon Air National Guard has been practicing combat-style landing patterns in the area as a “test”. Typically, these drills have been practiced … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Land Use & Livability, Local Government, Noise, Port of Portland, Safety
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