The Kellogg Good Neighbor Committee, City of Milwaukie, and Clackamas County Water Environment Services are collaborating on a landscaping project to beautify the area around the Kellogg Creek Water Pollution Control Plant and help control odor. Approximately 60 trees in poor health or dying, and many shrubs lining the fence along McLoughlin Boulevard will be removed to make way for over 1,000 new shrubs and 250 trees to be planted in winter and spring 2015.

1. Beautifying the Landscape
at Kellogg Creek Water Pollution Control Plant
The Kellogg Good Neighbor
Committee, City of Milwaukie and
Clackamas CountyWater Environment
Services are working together on
a landscaping project designed to
beautify the environment and help
control odor.To make way for the new
plantings, approximately 60 trees,
most of which are in poor health or
dying, and many of the shrubs that
line the McLoughlin Boulevard-facing
fence will be removed.
In winter and spring 2015,
approximately 1,000 shrubs and
250 trees will be planted!
Learn more about the Kellogg
Good Neighbor Committee
www.milwaukieoregon.gov
250Trees
1000Shrubs
NEW Odor Control Hotline
503-557-6367
Kellogg Good Neighbor Committee