Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, June 24, 1982, Page 12, Image 12

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    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
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Sandy
MOI
Bound
663
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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-
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9
Sett Service
FLOWERS
CLOSES JUNE 20th
TOTAL SELLOUT!
20 - 30 - 40 - 50% OFF
Sale starts immediately
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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. This
would have to be submitted
within 10 days of the first
H oodland
MB KSi ,
NEW STORE HOURS: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Rancho will carry a full line of cut flowers, potted
plants, corsages, and green plants for your con­
venience until closed July 25th. Future flower
orders should be placed at other Rancho locations.
Example: 35th & Division.
The Mt. Hood Chess Club
meets this evening in the
Hoodland Women's Club
building at 7 30 This club
is open to all chess p h vers
For more information, con­
tact Dave Enna at 622 4546
To place an event in the
Hoodland Happenings, con­
tact Dawn Morrison at
<22-3538.
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AUTO REPAIR
Under the existing or
dinance the decisions of a
hearings officer may be ap­
pealed directly to the com
missioners Under the pro­
posed amendment, when
the commissioners act in
the capacity of hearings of
ficers, the decisions will be
final.
The a p p lica n t's only
recourse would be to ap­
peal his decision directly to
the state's Land Use Board
of Appeals
Phon« 668 5548
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