Clackamas County under fire for proposed road construction on Lake Oswego park property regulated by charter amendment

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Clackamas County under fire for proposed road construction on Lake Oswego park property regulated by charter amendment

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Author : Love LO 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, 2024
Online

COREY BUCHANAN’s
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April 24, 2024
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COREY BUCHANAN’s
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April 24, 2024

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