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.
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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…
The city of Lake Oswego wants local residents’ opinions on a proposed ballot measure that, if approved, would pave the way for Stafford Road improvements within a protected park property… You can read the full LO Review…
The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners sent a letter to the city of Lake Oswego last week stating that it supports the local government’s plan to prepare a ballot initiative that — if approved — would pave…
Hoping to avoid litigation and salvage a roadway project that Clackamas County commissioners said they could set aside amid pushback, the Lake Oswego City Council plans to prepare a ballot initiative asking voters to alter a parks…
LO Review’s Corey Buchanan summarizes a major contention with the proposed Clackamas County Stafford Improvement project’s design impacts on charter- and deed- protected Stevens Meadow. You can read Corey’s article in the LO Review here: April 24,…
“Oregon Wild supports Measure 3-568 to protect and preserve the ecological values, public access, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities provided by…