Scenes from the summit show that many care about record-breaking loss of Portland homes

We couldn't set up the chairs fast enough at the United Neighborhoods for
 Reform gathering on April 9. That's UNR member John Sandie
up front at the podium describing efforts to enforce control of hazmat
during demolitions. Progress has yet to be made at the city level,
but state leaders are acting (see next post for details and link to news story).

UNR's Barb Strunk talks about neighborhoods' loss
of affordable housing, drawing on two years of hard-won data.

UNR's Al Ellis emcees the proceedings, which drew
Portland neighbors from 8 to 80.

Restore Oregon's Brandon Spencer-Hartle talks about his group's involvement
in the issue and tools, such as the conservation easement, that can help
homeowners protect their homes.