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IO - SANDY (Ore ) POST Thur» . Oct 14 I W (Sec 1) Motives of planning department questioned by MICHAEL P. JONES Putt I I orropondenl The Clackamas County planning department has reduced the size of the wetlands that occupy a por tion of the land slated for a 347 unit subdivision near B rightw ood known as Brightwood Glen A hearing will be held O ct. 20 b e fo re the Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners at 9 a m at the Courthouse Annex in Oregon City for a conditional use permit Speaking before the Mt Hood C orrid o r Citizen Planning Organization this past summer, represen tatives for the Salem based Real Estate Loan Fund (R E L F i, the developers of the proposed project, an nounced the county plann my staff has reduced the site's wetland area from 19 acres down to nine acres Martin Boatwright, of Boatwright Engineering Inc and fo rm e rly an engineer for the city of San dy, and Jeffrey R Tross, land planning and develop ment consultant, explained that the original acreage d e s ig n a te d as being wetlands was questionable T h e y m a in ta in the cntena employed by the planning staff to identify wetlands were too general when the area was inven toried As a result, a large Amount of land where con dominium units were to be c o nstru cted was in designated wetland areas S till reco g nized as wetlands are two areas, considerably smaller in size, that are within the development site The first area is located on the northeastern boun dary of the development, and is located near the vicinity of Miller Road and Highway 26 Comprising roughly four acres, this Eagle Creek man completes training Airman James L. Scott, son of Lois J Lantz of Eagle Creek, and Jerry V. Scott of Clackamas, has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas The airman, who is re maining at Lackland for specialized training in the s e c u rity p olice fie ld , studied the Air Force mis sion, organization and customs and received special in s tru c tio n in human relations Photo session set at Welches School Student photographs for Welches Grade School, k in d e rg a rte n through eighth grades, will be taken Monday, Oct. 18 The event is sponsored by the Welches Parent- Teachers Association Ac c o rd in g to G a ry Dietdench, vice principal, the PTA is providing all the re q u ire d la b o r and organization Dietdench said student photos are being taken ear- ly "so they will be back well in time for Christmas and can be given away as gifts ” He said he an ticipates they will be ready to be picked up sometime during the m iddle of November L a s t y e a r's eig h th graders who have not yet picked up their graduation pictures may still do so, said Dietdench They can pick them up in the vice principal's office W bat’s Cooking? Calico salad recipe provided wetland site includes what is believed to be one of the few white aspen groves on the west side of Mt Hood The second site com- p ises an estimated six acres at the development * southern extremities This wetland borders land ad ministered by the U S Bureau of Land Manage ment, where a large pond exists In a recent interview M arilyn Leslie, a CPO representative for the Lolo Pass Zig Zag area, ques tioned the authority of the county in reducing the acreage of the wetland Leslie, who is also a m em b er of the E n vironmental Committee On Suitability, the organiza tion that initially identified the a re a as having wetlands, said the county’s actions was a violation of the state land use goals, which require citizen input She said the area R ELF has proposed to develop was discussed at great lengths the past six months during the updating of the Mt Hood Community Plan, which mandates citizen in put During the course of that process, an estimated 19 acres was identified as having noticeable standing water The map finally drawn by the planning staff, which designates the 19 acres as wetlands, was far from being satisfactory, said Leslie She said it did not identify the wetlands’ "recharge” area, which is equally as important as identifying ponds, marshes or bogs L e s lie said H aro ld Winegar of Prineville, a consulting biologist for ECOS, recognized the im portance of this area's wetlands Winegar, according to Leslie, considered the areas surrounding the stan ding water of wetlands to be of equal value and worth preserving These recharge areas are important because they discharge water into the wetlands "on a timely basis" throughout the year, said Leslie In addition, this water filters through the soil underground, said Leslie, and provides the necessary moisture for plant life, as well as helping maintain water levels in areas of standing water and in near by creeks and rivers According to Leslie, dur ing the public hearing pro cess the planning staff had been requested to submit the criteria they used to designate wetlands They didn't provide this informa tion, she said. Now that the plan has been revised, and it’s too late for further public com ment, they've changed the wetland designations for Brightwood Glen "It's a typical insult and affront by the county government of goal one (citizen input) violations," said Leslie Leslie also charged that the planning staff's new wetland designation for the Brightwood Glen area was done with the assistance of a consultant, Ken Bierly, who works lo r the developers This was acknowledged in a July 13 Sandy man awarded $1,000 scholarship John Stroup, an elec tronics engineering major at the Oregon Institute of Technology, was awarded a 81,000 scholarship from the Boeing Company for the 1982 83 year Stroup, a 1980 Sandy U nion H igh School graduate, is the son of Mr and Mrs Michael I. Stroup of Sandy He is vice president of OIT'a chapter of Institue of Electron • and Electrical Engineers, and earned an associate's degree in ap plied science last spring Either use a pie crust, or arrange rolls in pie pan. points Io center, leaving overhang on edge Flute edges Brown m Add seasoning, olives and water Sprinkle half of Fritos on crust Spread beans, meal, sour cream and cheese Top with remainder of Fritos Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes Serves 4 « From the files of Connie Verdoorn, Sandy This recipe offers a great way to use hamburger to create a company dinner CALICO hALAI) I < 13 oz i ran white kernel corn I small can peas I t I3oz i can French-cut green twans Drain above three items I cup chopped green pep per ‘■j chopped onion I cup diced celery I cup grated carrot • ■, cup i hopped pimento M i* a ll thoroughly Ite r ip * in g re d ie n t* Add dressing fo llo w * I Refrigerate This is a salad that will keep up to • weeks II is very good Drssmg | cup salad oil, A, cup vinegar 1 cup sugar, I teaspoon salt. I teaspoon pepper Bring to boil Boil 1 m in u te Cool S e rv e * t-12 From the file* of F lo re n c e H o ffm a n , BVF. B A F F I»* ** eujt umtfted Fisher « Rye *S « A« cup chopped walnuts 1/3 cup cooking oil I cup brown sugar, firmly packed 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 eggs Grease well the bottom of a 9-ln square baking pan Combine thoroughly flour, oats, salt, baking powder and walnuts In mixing bowl put oil, brown sugar, vanilla and eggs, beat together with rotary beater until free from sugar lump* Stir in dry ingredients Pour into prepared pan Bake 33 minute* Let cool Cut into square* or bar* Dust with powdered sugar Store in covered container in cool place . From the file* of Vivian Terry, Tigard This cookie is not so sweet anti makes * n ou rish in g snack fo r children or grown up* Bierly, a wetland and waterway resource consul tant and owner of Bierly & Associates Inc , in May of 1981 conducted a study for R ELF The study is an im pact analysis of the affects the development will have on the site This includes the impact on wetlands and on a winter range for black- tailed deer On July 7 Gary Cook, natural resource planner for the Department of En vironmental Services, ac companied Bierly on a site investigation During the course of th e ir jo in t- investigation, the boun daries of the wetlands were changed Both p arties reportedly were able to agree on the location, size and boundaries of the wetlands According to McClain's le tte r, B ie rly w ill be preparing an updated map depicting the wetlands Leslie said Bierlys role definitely constitutes a con flict of interest She said it is obvious that Bierly is on ly protecting the interests Students to take field trip S eventh and eig h th graders at Welches Grade School who are members of Rosemary Silva's advanc ed science classes will be traveling to the Hancock Field Station in Eastern Oregon for two days of field work Silva. IS students and a number of parents will leave fo r the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry-sponsored field station on Oct 17 They will return on Oct 19 The purpose of th- field tnp is to allow the students an opportunity to study fossils and the desert en vironment of his employer, and not that of the public's, by reducing the size of the wetlands I feel uncomfortable because the changes in B rig h tw o o d G le n 's wetlands were made by an employee of Boatwright Engineering, said Leslie question the real intent and motives of our county government "This latest incident, like "Why the county plann ing department) would use this person for establishing the criteria in recognizing w etlan d s, as w ell as redrawing the boundaries of the wetlands, greatly concerns me It makes me The Welches Parent- Teacher Association will hold a combination potluck supper, open house and school board m eeting tonight The potluck will begin at 6 p m in the multipurpose room Participants should remember to take a main dish and a salad, or a main dish and a dessert Women join sororities Open house, potluck at Welches tonight Sororities at Oregon State University pledged 364 coeds, including Sara J Shreeve, who pledged Gamma Phi Beta, and Patricia A Ten Eyck, who pledged Sigma Kappa Both are from Sandy There were 571 men pledged by fraternities at Oregon State University during the summer and fall rush, in clud ing Steve B ra d e r and D a le Rasmussen, of Sandy Both pledged Theta Chi. To be discussed is the selection of the boys basketball coaches, and selection of the pottery and drama instructors TUNE-UPS For b e tte r m ile a g e ! C a rb u re tio n o u r sp e cia lty $4000 Plus only parts needed 668-6828 Sandy Mobil A t P ro cto r 8 R evenue east e n d o f Sandy M t H ood C o m m u n ity C o lle g e otters FREE to u n e m p lo y e d workers... a one day workshop about career opportunities job training and retraining strategies tor coping with unemployment and planning tor the future Lunch provided at no charge Saturday October 16. from 9 a m to 4 p m College Gymnasium Mt Hood Community College 26000 S E Stark Street Gresham Oregon 97030 workshop attendance is limited to the first 1000 unemployed workers to register • MARLAN John Stroup Harlan loi Canumtsiann Commute« S T ** URWGKfIT Treat 704 Men St Oregon Qty register now tor the tree workshop by calling Mt Hood Community College at 667-7343 HYPNOSIS Call for Appointm ent _______ FOR ________ • STRESS • SMOKING »WEIGHT • FEARS • SPORTS .BEDWETTING • NAILB.ÍING e MEMORY »SEIF CONFIDENCE Coll 668 422 1 Billie M cN u tt PHD C e rtifie d Union Hypnotherapist PIHL MARK I I I I for State Representative District 23 HALLOWEEN Ü PARTY D Saturday, Oct. 30th 0 g Live Entertainment I C o ttu m * prizes w ill be a w a rd e d 1 Starts of 9 p.m. "Diamond Hill" Come «apertene» the «vifd fife S A F A Ri CLU Estacada •3 8 3211 The Fine Art Of Conversation D e a ra to r telephones from G n tin en tal. 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M en pledge at O reg o n S tate many others, clearly points out that the county govern ment views citizen input as a mandated formality ” Elect DALE by Hara Sewell TACO P IE I Pkg crescent rolls or a 9-10" pie crust I'y Lbs hamburger 1 pkg Taco Seasoning '-2 cup water I can refired beans I'y cups crushed Fritos I cup sour cream I cup grated cheese '4 cup sliced black olives letter to Vice Chairperson Tom Morrison from Senior Planner Doug McClain
