20 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur».. Sept. 9. 1976
*8.6 million
Pre-planning
i funeral costi
you nothing.
budget slated
for LCDC
The Department of Land
Conservation and Development
was authorized by its Com
mission i LCDC i to formally
submit a budget that w ill
provide $8 6 m illion to cities
and counties during the 1977-79
biennium to complete their
local comprehensive plans
Department Director Harold
E Brauner pointed out that the
$« 6 million w ill substantially
increase the level of assistance
over the $4 4 m illion budgeted
by the Legislature in 1975
Brauner said the 1977-79
budget request represents what
is anticipated w ill be the peak
in financial assistance required
by local government, with
grant assistance tapering off
significantly in the 1979-81
biennium
"T h e
Departm ent
is
projecting that all 277ciliesand
counties w ill have completed
comprehensive plans that
comply fully with the statewide
goals and guidelines adopted in
1974 by mid year, 1980. This
represents, on the average, an
acceleration of four years over
the time local governments
w ould have required were it not
for the LCDC grants,” Brauner
said
"Grants are funded by both
the state and federal govern
ment.”
"1 would like to point out,”
said Brauner, “ that this
budget, if approved, w ill
benefit local com m unities
directly, both through the
grants and with the added
assistance the department w ill
be able to provide Now that the
form ative stage is past ir
getting Oregon's nationally
a cclaim ed
com prehensive
planning program under way.
the fu ll resources of the
Department and Commission
can be directed at helping cities
and counties
The new budget provides
that the staffing of LCDC w ill
approximate the authorized
level approved by the 1975
Legislature, projecting 47 full
time positions. Even so, LC-
DC's Department w ill remain
one of the smallest depart
ments in state government.
And we aim to keep it that
way."
“ As a lot of local officials who
have been asking for help
know, we (the department)
have been operating sub
stantially below the authorized
level with 30 or so people The
budget w ill enable us to have 15
field representatives working
directly with local government
full tim e.”
“ 1 believe that local gover
nment is showing that it can.
and is w illing to do the job of
planning,” says Brauner, “ but
it only stands to reason, with a
large number of our cities
being
around
5.000
in
population, that they need
technical assistance as well as
financial. The 1977-79 budget
w ill enable LCDC to provide
that help and work together. ”
The full LCDC budget of $1
m illion is s till subject to
ratification by the Commission
and w ill receive final action by-
no later than Oct. 8.
Extension course
registration starts
The Extension Services of classes are aimed at career
Mt. Hood Community College development, providing con
w ill hold re g is tra tio n fo r tinuing education courses in a
classes at local high schools variety of fields for the working
through the MHCC district professional who wants to in
crease his job skills
beginning Sept 13
Other classes offered at local
Registration for classes w ill
take place at the first class high schools include courses for
session
and
advance associate degree work, adult
registrations can be made by enrichment classes and special
contacting the MHCC Exten interest or hobby classes.
the college
sion Coordinator at individual A d d itio n a lly ,
provides an Early Collegiate
high schools.
Citizens can also register for Opportunity for the high school
the classes by mailing in a student who is eligible to get a
registration form which ap head start on required first-
pears in the “ After Six” class year college classes.
These classes are offered
schedule mailed to a ll box
holders in the district. Specific during the regular school day
class times and registration at Gresham, and Parkrose high
fees are listed in "A fte r Six” schools. The instructors for
which is also available on the these courses are high school
main MHCC campus, at the teachers who have been cer
Maywood Park Center, the tified by MHCC and the student
Mall 205 Educational Unit and receives academic credit from
all high schools with extension Mt Hood
Special in-service workshops
classes
The
Extension Service or tra in in g sessions fo r
groups
or
provides classes, many with professional
transferrable college credit, businesses in the community
during the evening atParkrose. can also be arranged through
David Douglas, Centennial, the Extension Service Those
Reynolds, Gresham, Sam interested in this program
Barlow. Sandy and Cascade should contact M arga re t
Locks high schools Some Gratton at 256-3430
LCDC chairman
names task forces
The newly elected chairman
of the Land Conservation and
Development
Commission
(LCDC), John Mosser, has
appointed three task forces to
advise the commission and the
Joint Legislative Committee on
Land Use
A task force on 'co m
munications w ill advise the
commission on the clarity and
style of its written com
munications “ so the average
citizen who has to read them
can understand them.” said
Mosser
A second task force w ill
advise the commission in the
developnient of model or
dinances addressing such
subjects as zoning, sub
divisions. urbanizing land and
exceptions
The third task force w ill ad
vise the Joint Legislative
Committee on Land Use on
proposed changes in Oregon
land use statutes and ad
m inistrative changes in LCDC
This task force w ill report
directly to the Legislative
Committee on Land Use for
action as it sees fit.
The model ordinances task
force w ill draft sample or
dinances that may be used by
local government as a guide in
developing th e ir own or-
1
dinances Mosser said in the
charge to the task force that
'model ordinances are not
intended to be mandatory
More than one model may be
appropriate. The intent is to
provide a form which may be
used at the option of local
ju ris d ic tio n s
w ith
some
assurance that it is acceptable
and w ill do the job.”
Y et th e savings c a n go b e y o n d m o n e y .
Pre planning a funeral does not necessarily mean
even signing a contract It simply means making
your wishes, or those of a relative, a matter of rec
ord before the need arises.
By this thoughtful act. you eliminate the pressures
of last minute decisions and make a difficult time
less trying
National Selected Morticians has prepared an Im
partial booklet that tells the hows and whys of pre
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today to ease some of the burdens that
JU d jC H niust be faced by someone, someday
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Paulus campaign
The movie “ Three Little
Words.” now considered a film
classic, w ill be shown Tuesday,
Sept 28. at Cinema V in
Milwaukie as a fundraising
event for State. Rep Norma
Paulus ( R-Salem), nominee for
the office of Oregon Secretary
of State
Candidate Paulus w ill be on
hand to greet theatre-goers
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