LoveLOParks https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Save Stevens Meadow Public Comment News Clackamas County supports idea of ballot initiative regarding road work near Lake Oswego park Lake Oswego council eyes ballot initiative regarding protected parks property that would be impacted by road project Circuit Court: 24CV03746 Citizens View: Vote against Measure 3-618, protect park property Here’s what to know about the measure to create exception to Lake Oswego parks protection charter provision Mayor says City will recognize will of voters Open House: Natural Areas Habitat Management Plan Resolution 22-32: City Council Approves Natural Areas Natural Habitat Plan April 16, 2024 July 16, 2024 Measure 3-618 Stevens Family Lake Oswego polling residents on ballot measure idea Lake Oswego to refer Stevens Meadows ballot measure to voters Park History Stevens Meadow: NO on Measure 3-618 Court Rules in Waluga Park – West Intervention Lake Oswego development violates voter-approved nature preserve charter protections Parks group unhappy with Lake Oswego’s interpretation of nature preservation charter amendment LU 23-0002/AP 23-04: Development Review Commission What People are Saying! News About FAQ LU 23-0002/AP 23-04: Development Review Commission – 2nd Meeting Court petition complicates Lake Oswego West Waluga Park sewer extension appeal process 🌎 Celebrating Earth Day 2024 Upcoming Clackamas County Stafford Road Improvements – Potential Impact to Stevens Meadows Public Comment: A Matter of Trust About Us About Causes Parks Plan 2040 Clackamas County under fire for proposed road construction on Lake Oswego park property regulated by charter amendment Open Letter to Lake Oswego Council LO Review: A Matter of Trust Council Meeting: Stafford Improvement Project City Tentatively Approves Development Violating Voter-approved Nature Preserve Charter Protections Court Rules Chapter X is a Land Use Regulation Taking Action Pledge of Support Save Waluga Park Public Comment & Testimony Complete Timeline Chapter X Park Protections Lake Oswego City Council candidates comment on tension between development and environment