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Ensuring No Adverse Effects to City. The City's Services to review, provide comment on, and identify revisions to the supplemental environmental review and preliminary and final design deliverables, and the issuance of permits are intended to ensure: (1) that the City's facilities and operations within the public right-of-way are adequately provided for; (2) that the City's facilities and operation outside the public right-of-way are not adversely affected; (3) that transit, bicycle, pedestrian streetcar, and vehicular traffic is adequately provided for; (4) that public health, safety, and welfare, including without limitation, aesthetic, environmental, and commercial values are not adversely affected; and (5) as we work toward these goals, monitor that the project contributes to a Portland that is more equitable and that has a smaller carbon footprint.

Ensuring No Adverse Effects to City. The City's Services services to review, provide comment on, and identify revisions to the supplemental environmental review and preliminary and final design deliverables, and the issuance of permits deliverables are intended to ensure: (1) that the City's facilities and operations within the public right-of-way are adequately provided for; (2) that the City's facilities and operation outside the public right-of-way are not adversely affected; (3) that transit, bicycle, pedestrian streetcar, and vehicular traffic is adequately provided for; (4) that public health, safety, and welfare, including without limitation, limitation aesthetic, environmental, and commercial values values, are not adversely affected; and (5) as we work toward these goals, monitor that the project contributes to a Portland that is more equitable and that has a smaller carbon footprint.

Ensuring No Adverse Effects to City. The City's Services services to review, provide comment on, and identify revisions to the supplemental environmental review and preliminary and final design deliverables, and the issuance of permits deliverables are intended to ensure: (1) that the City's facilities and operations within the public right-of-way are adequately provided for; (2) that the City's facilities and operation outside the public right-of-way are not adversely affected; (3) that transit, bicycle, pedestrian pedestrian, streetcar, and vehicular traffic is adequately provided for; (4) that public health, safety, and welfare, including without limitation, limitation aesthetic, environmental, and commercial values values, are not adversely affected; and (5) as we work toward these goals, monitor that the project contributes to a Portland that is more equitable and that has a smaller carbon footprint.