Pole Litter Letter
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CITY OF
TOM POTTER, MAYOR Amalia Alarcón de Morris, Bureau Director Graffiti Abatement 1221 SW 4th Avenue, Room 110 Portland, Oregon 97204
PORTLAND, OREGON OFFICE OF NEIGHBORHOOD INVOLVEMENT
En h a ncin g t h e q u ality of P ortla n d’s N ei g h b or h o o ds t hr o u g h c ommu nity p a rticip a ti o n
Date: To:
Perpetrator
Re:
Illegal posters and signs on utility poles
Posting signs, posters and flyers on wooden or metal utility poles is against the law. It is a trespassing. Persons attaching posters or signs to privately owned poles may be charged with Criminal Mischief III (ORS 164.345) This act also violates a number of City of Portland and National Electrical Safety codes, including Portland City Codes 14A.50.070 and 17.64.040 and NESC Rule 217A4 and Rule 237A. Furthermore, the quantity of posters, flyers and signs being attached to private property (utility poles) creates a hazardous condition for persons responsible for maintaining the poles. Within the City of Portland, these poles are owned by several entities including but not limited to: Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, Qwest, Verizon and the City of Portland. You are hereby notified that posters and flyers containing your name have been posted on utility poles within the City of Portland. Regardless of whether you personally placed the posters and flyers on the poles, or it was done by a person or persons representing you, this activity must cease immediately. City Code states that the party benefiting from the advertisement is the responsible party 14A.50.070 Advertising on Streets It is unlawful for any person whose name appears upon, or who is responsible for posting, any notice or advertisement posted in violation of this Section to permit the notice or advertisement to remain posted after having received a request to remove it.
. Failure to heed this notice may result in fines and other penalties being issued in your name and a bill for the removal of the offending signs, posters and flyers
Marcia L. Dennis
Officer Matt Miller
Graffiti Abatement Coordinator 503-823-5860
Graffiti Investigation/Abatement Bureau of Police 503-823-0065
Portland General Electric PacificPower Qwest Verizon
Phone: 503-823-5860 • Fax: 503-823-3050 • www.portlandonline.com/oni
TOM POTTER, MAYOR Amalia Alarcón de Morris, Bureau Director Graffiti Abatement 1221 SW 4th Avenue, Room 110 Portland, Oregon 97204
PORTLAND, OREGON OFFICE OF NEIGHBORHOOD INVOLVEMENT
En h a ncin g t h e q u ality of P ortla n d’s N ei g h b or h o o ds t hr o u g h c ommu nity p a rticip a ti o n
Date: To:
Perpetrator
Re:
Illegal posters and signs on utility poles
Posting signs, posters and flyers on wooden or metal utility poles is against the law. It is a trespassing. Persons attaching posters or signs to privately owned poles may be charged with Criminal Mischief III (ORS 164.345) This act also violates a number of City of Portland and National Electrical Safety codes, including Portland City Codes 14A.50.070 and 17.64.040 and NESC Rule 217A4 and Rule 237A. Furthermore, the quantity of posters, flyers and signs being attached to private property (utility poles) creates a hazardous condition for persons responsible for maintaining the poles. Within the City of Portland, these poles are owned by several entities including but not limited to: Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, Qwest, Verizon and the City of Portland. You are hereby notified that posters and flyers containing your name have been posted on utility poles within the City of Portland. Regardless of whether you personally placed the posters and flyers on the poles, or it was done by a person or persons representing you, this activity must cease immediately. City Code states that the party benefiting from the advertisement is the responsible party 14A.50.070 Advertising on Streets It is unlawful for any person whose name appears upon, or who is responsible for posting, any notice or advertisement posted in violation of this Section to permit the notice or advertisement to remain posted after having received a request to remove it.
. Failure to heed this notice may result in fines and other penalties being issued in your name and a bill for the removal of the offending signs, posters and flyers
Marcia L. Dennis
Officer Matt Miller
Graffiti Abatement Coordinator 503-823-5860
Graffiti Investigation/Abatement Bureau of Police 503-823-0065
Portland General Electric PacificPower Qwest Verizon
Phone: 503-823-5860 • Fax: 503-823-3050 • www.portlandonline.com/oni
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