City wants your vote to utilize up to 0.4 acres (or 17,424 square feet) of the charter-protected Steven’s Meadow Nature Preserve for an otherwise unauthorized use — the Stafford Road Improvement Project.
We did it! You helped us stop the construction of a 196.5-foot telecommunications tower. We reached our goal and paid our expenses – a sincere thank you to all who contributed time and financial resources!
In this November’s election, Lake Oswego’s voters have a choice to continue charter protections for the Stevens Meadow Nature Preserve OR to authorize the City of Lake Oswego to give 0.4 acres, including the removal of several significant fir trees…
In disappointing news, it was learned that yesterday, October 16th, the Clackamas County Circuit Court Judge Michael Wetzel issued his opinion that denied the relief sought by Michael Kohlhoff’s intervention and approved New Look Development’s Writ of…
I urge LO voters to vote no on Measure 3-618. The measure amends the City Charter to take almost ½ acre of parkland… You can read Jennifer Davies full LO Review opinion here: October 16, 2024Online OnlinesArticle…
In the upcoming November election, Lake Oswego voters will decide between preserving a parks protection charter amendment as it was written or making an exception… You can read the full LO Review article here: October 15, 2024Online…
After the city of Lake Oswego completed polling showing that local residents have some interest in allowing Clackamas County to encroach upon the protected Stevens Meadows park property to bolster safety on Stafford Road, the City Council…
“Oregon Wild supports Measure 3-568 to protect and preserve the ecological values, public access, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities provided by…