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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1982)
County board considers extra duties Anticipating budget pro blems for the coming fiscal year, the Clackamas Coun ty Board of County Com missioners is proposing to assume the responsibilities of the hearings officers The commissioners ex pect to take over the duties in reviewing conditional use permits beginning July 1 Such a move would re quire a change in the coun ty ’s zoning and develop ment ordinance surr photo Lynn Harris, Z.rl and Scott («ernhart will teach drivers education this summer. I t ’s not too late to sign up. with classea continuing through July and August, depending on the response. Driving schedule* are adjusted to people's work hours. Registration is a "cheap 135," according to Zel (¿ernhart, who pointed out that most major insurance com panies offer reduced rates for those who have had the training. The instructors are pic tured behind one of two Chevettes on free loan from Carlson’s ("hevrolet for the summer. Hoodland Happenings Lions benefit dinner set THURSDAY. JU N E 24 The Clackamas County Bookmobile will be at the Hoodland Shopping Center parking lot from 4 to 7 p m today. FR ID A Y . JU N E 25 A "Seafood or Steak Din ner’’ will be sponsored this evening by the Lions Club in Wemme The Lions members will be preparing a special seafood dinner, and if that does not satisfy e v e ry o n e , s te a k is available Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 8 p m at the club building on Highway 26 in Wemme, and will be $6 for adults, 15 for seniors, and S4 for children under 12. For steak lovers, 17 will be charged Funds from this dinner w ill benefit the area's elderly, scouts and other groups, as well as well as the building fund MONDAY. JU N E 28 The Welches Community School Aerobic Dance class will be held today beg inn ing at 9 a m at Welches School ,n the covered area next to the school playground Babysitting will be available for a small fee TUESDAY, JU NE 2» Vote today The Welches School levy, the Hoodland Fire District levy, and a special election for five Hill elected OAWU president Maryanne Hill of the Government Camp Water C om pany was elected president of the Oregon A s s o c ia tio n of W a te r Utilities recently The Oregon Association of Water Utilities is a non profit association organiz ed to represent the smaller water systems before the Oregon legislature OAWU is dedicated to safe drinking water for O reg o n ian s T e c h n ic a l assistance and information seminars are provided at no coat Aerobic Dance will be to day at Welches School beginning at 9 a m c o m m is s io n e rs , to be elected to each board of directors in -Alder Creek Barlow, Riverside, Sleepy Hollow, and Wildwood and C o u n try C lu b w a te r districts, will be on the ballot The precinct voting place for persons living in the Alder Creek and River side districts will be Fir- wood Elementary School, 42900 S.E. Trubel Road, S andy. C o u n try C lub, S leepy H o llo w and Wildv ood district residents will vote at the Mt Hood Lions Club on Highway 26 in Wemme. The precincts will be open from 8 a m to 8 pm . W EDNESDAY. JUNE 30 W elch es C o m m u n ity School hikes continue throughout the summer with Lou Tipton leading M eet at the Hoodland Women's Club building at 9 30 a m to carpool Got a home im provem ent project in mind? . . . See Clackamas County Bank for financing at any of its three convenient offices! Member FDIC «3 Sandy MOI Bound 663 S3 3 0 0 0 vironmental Services, 902 Abernethy Road, in Oregon City, at 7 30 p m The commissioners will hold a hearing on the plann ing commission’s recom mendation and will make the fin a l decision on whether or not to appoint itself as the hearings of ficers This hearing will be held on Monday. July 19. in the commissioner's chambers at the Courthouse Annex 106th & Halsey Ybutehe- 9 9 Sett Service FLOWERS CLOSES JUNE 20th TOTAL SELLOUT! 20 - 30 - 40 - 50% OFF Sale starts immediately i T nd “ fp IN C L A C K A M A S CO UNTY bank 66ft hearing In addition, a majority of the commissioners would have to approve the peti tion for the rehearing before it would be granted The planning staff is soliciting w ritten com ments on the proposed amendment prior to two hearings scheduled in July The planning commis sion will consider this pro posal on Monday, July 12. at the Department of En T h e c o m m is s io n e rs , however, under an existing subsection of the o r dinance, which would not be affected if the amend ment is approved, could hear the case one more time The ‘aggrieved party” in the m atter would have to su b m it a p e titio n r e questing an appeal of an e a r lie r decision. 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