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Fire-code investigation at Portland affordable-housing complex finds parked cars could block fire trucks

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Habitat for Humanity project approved under 2019 fire codes, but Fire Bureau communication lacking

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Fire-code investigation at Portland affordable-housing complex finds parked cars could block fire trucks

Habitat for Humanity project approved under 2019 fire codes, but Fire Bureau communication lacking

·Portland, United States
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