2026-11-12 - Council

Summary

• Second readings of the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub policy, bulk fuel terminal capacity reduction rules and Central City code amendments at 2:15 PM.
• Two emergency ordinances ratify labor agreements: PROTEC17 Labor Agreement Ratification ($39.56M estimated) and PFFA Community Health Labor Agreement Ratification ($1.08M estimated). A strike by City of Portland Professional Workers began November 9; see City Professional Workers Strike.
• Also on the agenda: Menlo Park conveyance, budget calendar, Vehicles and Traffic Code, surplus parcels, a street rename and Council rules.
• A Council pre-gavel session was to be rescheduled (notice of November 11).

Built from the posted agenda only; the meeting is on the day this page was written, so results are not yet known and minutes are not posted.

Agenda

• 2:15 PM time certain, second readings: 2026-311 Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub policy (Linnton); 2026-312 new Code Chapter 17.112, bulk fuel terminal capacity reduction (goal: reduce hub fuel storage by 2036); 2026-343 Central City zoning amendments.
• Consent: 2026-344 convey the Menlo Park water tower site to Habitat for Humanity; 2026-393 budget calendar amendment.
• Regular: 2026-387 Vehicles and Traffic Code; 2026-371 surplus parcels; 2026-386 rename SW Jackson St between SW 5th and SW Park to SW Rose Hill St; 2026-372 Council rules, Code Chapter 3.02.
• Emergency ordinance 2026-412: ratify the PROTEC17 (Local 17) labor agreement, 1/1/2026 to 6/30/2029, estimated cost over 3.5 years $39.56M (from $26.9M if CPI is 1% or less to $42.8M if 4% or more).
• Emergency ordinance 2026-411: ratify the PFFA Community Health initial labor agreement, three years from 7/1/2026, estimated cost $1.08M (range $779,000 to $1.16M).

Sources

• Agenda: https://www.portland.gov/council/agenda/2026/11/12
• Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=XQcDptKVWgE
• Minutes: not yet posted.

Video

Transcript

Transcript pending.