Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

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Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
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Tenant. Any occupant in lawful possession of a C. Ornamental trees 12” in diameter or greater
rental unit, whether by lease, sublease, or otherwise. (diameter at breast height or DBH) as identified
by the City Arborist
Theater or performance hall (small). Any D. Rare tree specimen to include either a tree
establishment with a total occupancy of fewer than species classified as rare or endangered at
1,000 persons devoted to showing motion pictures, either the state or federal level, and/or stands
or for dramatic, musical, or live performances. of native trees that are rare or threatened as
identified by the City Arborist.
Theater or performance hall (large). Any
establishment with a total occupancy of 1,000 or Tree, hazard. A tree with a structural defect,
more persons devoted to showing motion pictures, combination of defects, or disease resulting in a
or for dramatic, musical, or live performances. structural defect that under the normal range of
environmental conditions at the site exhibits a high
Tidal waters. All waters affected by tidal action probability of failure and loss of a major structural
during the highest annual tide. component of the tree in a manner that will strike a
target. A normal range of environmental conditions
Transient guest. A person who occupies a facility does not include meteorological anomalies, such as,
offering accommodations on an overnight basis for but not limited to: hurricanes; hurricane-force
compensation and whose actual occupancy is winds; tornados; microbursts; or significant ice
limited to no more than 15 days out of any 60‑day storm events. Hazard trees also include those trees
period. that pose a serious and imminent risk to bank
stability. A target is the area where personal injury
Tree. A woody perennial plant with a