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Vote on slope amendment set for Monday
by MICHAEL P JONES
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Questions involving pro
p e r n o tific a tio n and
citizens input are being
raised in connection with
Clackamas County Board
of Commissioners approval
of an amendment to allow
development on slopes in
excess of 35 percent
Two participants in the
Feb 22 hearing, where the
commissioners voted two
to one to approve the slope
amendment, are question
ing the legitimacy of the
action, citing the lack of
proper citizen input and
notification, as well as a
misrepresentation of the
vote taken concerning the
change in that ordinance
Marilyn Leslie, a Lolo
Pass homeowner who op
posed the slope amend
ment. said that she has
recently learned that the
commissioner s vote that
taken at the hearing was
actually not a vote at all
She said that the commis
sioners are taking that vote
A pril 12, next Monday,
which would then make the
am endm ent s adoption
final
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Leslie said that by the
commissioners taking the
v o te a t the h e a rin g
“ citizens were not aware
that this was not the real
vote and did not know that
they had additional time to
give input ”
She said that the vote left
people with the impression
that everything was final
and that the only recourse
was to appeal the amend
ment to the State Land Con
servation and Develop
ment Commission
County P la n n e r Ron
S Lange I said that the com
missioners had not taken a
final vote but “ had defer
red the decision for 45
days ” That 45 days is up
April 12
Stangel said that the
45-day period was in
s titu te d by the s ta te
le g is la tu re ’s HB 2225,
w h ic h re q u ire s “ any
ju ris d ic tio n m a kin g a
change in their land use or
di nances or plans, that they
give the director of the
LCDC that much notice so
people can have the oppor
tunity to make any objec
tions they may have "
If there are objections to
the proposed action the
LCDC director would notify
the county 15 days prior to
the end of the 45-day
period, listing any con
cerns or violations of the
state's land use goals, said
Stangel
As of Monday afternoon,
Stangel said that the coun-
Good Friday
service set
The East County Conser
vative Baptist Churches
are sponsoring a Good F ri
day service featuring the
Judson College Singers and
President Herb Anderson
The service w ill be held
in the L ynch B a p tis t
Church, located on 148th.
ju s t n o rth of P o w e ll
Boulevard, at 7:30 p m on
April 9.
ty had received no word of
any concerns the LCDC
may have on the amend
ment nor had any citizens
complained to the land use
agency on the county's ac
tions
" I question whether this
was a legal procedure and
w hy
th is
vo te
was
m isrepresented in this
way," said Leslie. “ I think
the vote was taken to con
fuse the public."
Stangel said that after
the slope amendment hear
ing people should have
notified The LCDC and re
quested that they be given
notice of the county's ac
tions when a copy of the or
d in a n c e change was
delivered to them
He said that LCDC would
then notify those who re
quested such notification
within five working days
after they had received a
copy of the amendment
B eth B a ke r of the
R h o d o d e n d ro n
Neighborhood Group called
the commission action "a
fast shuffle," and said that
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amendment to the planning
commission they allowed
all developments on such
slopes, not just hydros
Leslie said that when she
and Baker attended the
p la n n in g
c o m m is s io n
meeting on Feb I. no vote
was taken because ques
tions concerning citizen
notification arose
Instead, said Leslie, the
commission agreed to hold
a work session first and re
quested that interested
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she could not see how the
county could claim that
they were going to vote on
the amendment when they
had already taken one
Baker and Leslie both
qu e stio n e d the e n tire
am endm ent process in
re la tio n to the slope
amendment and said that
the original intent of the
slope amendment was to
allow the development of
hydroelectric facilities on
slopes in excess of 35 per
cent
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