Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 19,2011
Morrow County Court weekly meeting held
The Morrow Coun
ty Court met on January 11
in Heppner with Judge Tail-
man, Commissioner Grieb,
and Commissioner Rea in
attendance and on January
12 in Irrigon with Judge
Tallman and Commissioner
Rea in attendance. Fol
lowing is a summary o f
the meetings provided by
Leann Rea.
January II
Public Hearing 10
a.m.: Appeal of the Plan
ning Commission decision
on remand and review of
Condition of Approval 1
C onditional Use Permit
CUP-N-213. The public
hearing was a continuation
of the hearing held on De
cember 29, 2010.
A fter some d is
cussion the court decided
to uphold the Planning
C om m ission’s decision
regarding the noise on the
W illiam ’s property and
then they overturned the
Planning C om m ission’s
decision regarding the noise
on the Wade, Mingo, and
Eaton properties. Planning
director, Carla McLane was
asked to prepare the neces
sary order and present it
to the court for signatures
at their regularly schedule
January 26th meeting.
January 12
The court reviewed
and approved the minutes
of January 5, 2011.
The court reviewed
and approved the account
payables in the net total
amount of $ 180,131.61.
Public H earing:
The public hearing for
the “Recreation Element
Amendment” was called to
order and on the recommen
dation of County Planner,
Carla McLane continued
the hearing to January 26,
2011 at 10:30 a.m.
The court conduct
ed the following business:
Heard the first reading by ti
tle of “An ordinance chang
ing the comprehensive plan
designation from agricul
tural to industrial on ap
proximately 510 acres and
to change the comprehen
sive plan designation from
industrial to agricultural on
approximately 515 acres; to
amend the comprehensive
plan map accordingly to
apply the port industrial
use-zone to approximately
510 acres and apply the
exclusive farm use zone to
approximately 515 acres;
and amend the zoning map
accordingly.”; discussed an
e-mail from Philip Hamm,
Hermiston Agricultural Re
search & Extension Center,
regarding an advisory group
for the possible growing of
giant cane.; reviewed the
outstanding balances of
“Needs and Issues Awards”
and decided to wait until
February 2, 2011 to take
any action.; reviewed and
approved a resolution in
the matter of an application
for the RTP Grant Program
from the Oregon Parks and
Recreation Department for
development at Morrow
County Parks.; discussed
and appointed the following
to the Technical Advisory
Committee for the Trans
portation System Plan: Te
resa Penninger, Oregon
Department of Transporta
tion; Jeff Wenholz, Morrow
County Planning Commis
sion; Burke O ’Brien, Mor
row County Public Works
director; Bob Naims, Mor
row County assistant Public
Works director; and Ron
McKinnis, Port of Morrow
Engineer; reviewed a recap
of the fees received from
Finley Buttes Landfill.
Various correspon
dences and upcoming meet
ing notices were reviewed
and discussed.
If you would like
to be placed on the list to
receive County minutes,
contact K aren W olff at
(541)676-5620.
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Missoula Children’s Theatre presents
Beauty Lou and the Countr) Beast
M isso u la C h il
d ren ’s Theatre presents
Beauty Lou and the Coun
try Beast, an original coun
try western adaptation of
the classic fairy tale Beauty
and the Beast in two perfor
mances Saturday, January
22, at AC Houghton El
ementary School, 1105 NE
Main St. in Irrigon.
Irrigon and Board-
man students in grades
K-12 are the performers.
The Saturday matinee per
formance is at 3:30 p.m.,
and evening performance
at 5:30 p.m.
Just how is Beauty
Lou different from the clas
sical fairy tale? Missoula
Theater western adaptations
of classic stories are always
hilarious. Beauty Lou is
the oldest daughter of the
B ronc-bustin’ balladeer
Buck. A young Beauty Lou
is upset by the behavior of
a miner who has won the
blue ribbon for his beauti
ful roses at the county fair.
She calls him a beast and
wishes he would look like
one too. Years later, when
in danger of losing the fam
ily farm. Buck meets the
miner-tumed-beast. Beauty
Lou has to befriend the
Beast in order to save her
family. Beauty Lou and the
Beast both learn to look be
yond appearances and first
impressions and to see the
beauty that dwells inside.
The story, set in
the American West, also
features Beauty Lou’s six
sisters, an imaginary friend,
her dog Fleabite, farmhands
Slim and Dusty, neighborly
Country Folk and Barnyard
Critters.
Beauty Lou and
the Country Beast was
conceived and written by
Jim Caron, and Michael
McGill, the same talented
duo that created Wiz of
the West in 2008. Tickets,
available at the door, are
$2 for adults and $1 for
youth. Doors will close five
minutes before show times:
3:30 and 5:30 p.m.
Newi Listing!
Watm
up to Some
Great Real Estate Peals
Auto Repair Business in Heppner, OR This
is a going concern which shows a profit each
year. Includes real property, business, inventory
and equipment. Loyal customer base and good
reputation.
$162(000
$339,000
Reduced
$tW 8 i0 0 0
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Diner and Bakery Located in Heppner,
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with attached 3 bedroom home in the back.
Includes all equipment to operate and run the
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$ 225,000
Price Reduced
'Motivated.Selier make cm,
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property Make an offer, price reduced moti
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This spacious home com es w ith its own view o f the
lake. Sit in the living room or the deck and enjoy the view.
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even prepare the meal with the complete bonus kitchen
located downstairs, off the patio and backyard. Plenty
of room in this high-quality, stick-built Stratford modular
home located at Lakeview Heights. Call for a showing
today.
Sale Pending
$98,
etfroom 2 bath in Heppner
Highway frontage Commercial Property with
rental income in Power City, Oregon 4.52 acres of
commercial highway frontage property in Power City
between Hermiston and Umatilla, Oregon. Several busi
nesses providing rental income. Includes bare land and
.62 acres of residential zoned property. Owner will carry
contract. Call me for financial details and potential for this
Building lot in Heppner 5,250 sq foot
lot. Nice view of town.
2 Bedroom near schools and downtown Heppner
Just blocks from school and downtown shopping,
this 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath charmer has a fenced
yard for children and a separate small yard in the
back. Enjoy your reading room, living room and
kitchen with window looking out on the street.
T h is n ic e 2 0 0 7 M a rla tt h o m e is in e x c e lle n t
c o n d itio n . E v e ry th in g w a s d o n e rig h t w h e n
th is h o m e w a s p u t in. It h a s a d e c k , c y c lo n e
fe n c e d y a r d a n d a 18 X 31 g a ra g e . C e ilin g
fa n s , a lo n g w ith th e e n e rg y p a c k a g e w ill
k e e p y o u w a r m in th e w in te r a n d c o o l in th e
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a n d lo ts o f e x tr a s M u s t s e e in s id e th is o n e .
C a ll a n d s c h e d u le a n a p p o in tm e n t to d a y .
3 Bedroom 2 bath near downtown This two
story home is close to grade school and has
fenced back yard. Central A/C and Electric F/A.
Carpet, laundry room and large family room
downstairs. Dishwasher refrigerator and stove
included._______________ $
120,000
Major Price Reduction!
3 Bedroom 2 bath home in Lexington
This home has metal roof, cement foun
dation & propane F /A . 12 8 X 1 2 1 .6 6 lot.
2 4 6 5 sq ft home has full basement and
large fenced yard with apple, nectarine
and cherry trees. Garage.
__________ $ 116.000
Top Of the world view Or at least top of the town
Great view of Heppner from the exciting 4 bedroom 2.1 bath
home on the hill overlooking the fairgrounds Visit with
friends and family while preparing meals in your beautiful
open kitchen Enjoy the expansive carpeted living room in
this one of a kind home Must see to fully appreciate, call for
an appointment today
660 range land acres near Ruggs.
Create your own place on this 660 m/l acres
of range land near Ruggs. Fenced. Pick out
your building spot. W ater available. W ater
available.
Priced
rjghl at $260,000
Three bedroom one bath home in Lexington.
1520 square foot home built in 1946. Good roof
and foundation. Wood stove and propane heat.
Aluminum siding.
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$ 72,000
16 0 acres with home site - Heppner 160 acres of rolling
native grasses -deer, chukars, quail. 4 LOP tags. 3 miles to
town, level home site with power and DEQ approved, fully
fenced and separate pasture with small horse corral and
year round spring, raise 1-10 animals year round and drive
your golf cart to Willow Creek County Club. Good view of the
valley. School bus runs on county road through the P r o P ^
Owner will consider carrying contract. Call for details
4 bedroom home in Heppner This large older
Victorian home has a new furnace and a new
deck. Large living room and lots of quaint features
like old style hand railings, dormers and indoor
transoms. Call me for an appointment to look at
this unique home
3 b e d ro o m ne ar d o w n to w n H epp ner This turn of
the century home in Heppner has been com pletely
remodeled. It has 3 bedrooms and 1.1 bath. Lots of
living space at 1893 sguare feet It has a wood stove
large yard and a nice front porch to sit on and watch
the world go by. Close to downtown too. Call now for
an appointm ent to view this home.
2 a p a rtm e n ts a n d s h o p b u ild in g f o r S a le in
L e x in g to n O n the bo ttom flo o r is a fo rm e r auto
bo dy sho p and a 1 be droo m a p a rtm e n t new ly re
m o deled renting fo r $3 50 U psta irs is a 2 be droom
apartm ent that has been com pletely redone renting
fo r $3 75 B uilding has a good ro o f and o w n e r says
the shop has been com pletely rew ired
A c re a g e fo r S a le
6 a c re p a rc e l (1/2 in c it y lim
its) If you are looking for som e el
bow room to build your home, here
it is. 6 acres, m/l, half of it located
within the city limits. Power and w a
ter nearby $39,000
32 A c re s in sid e H e p p n e r c ity
lim its Has a good building spot
and room for animal. W ater and
electricity located nearby $49,000
3 bedroom 1 bath on 1.6 acres in Lexington
Y ou'll en jo y this cozy 3 bedroom hom e snuggled
beneath pine trees on 1.6 acres inside the city limits.
Has a bam for horses and a large shop w ith cem ent
floor. C om es w ith 2 tons hay and 2 cord o f firewood
New siding and windows. 1.6 acres fenced for animals
Seller says will pump septic before moving Refrigera
tor, w asher & Dryer, freezer included
Beautiful home overlooking Willow Creek
Lake Impressive 3 bedroom 2 bath home set on hill
Three Bedroom 2 bath in Fossil This fixer
upper is priced right. 1220 square foot home
with a small shop building. Do some work and
have a nice little place to live or rent out.
overlooking Willow Creek Lake Entertain guests in front of
the fireplace in the Great Room just off of the dining room
and kitchen. Lots of extras including diamond premier
cabinets, lazy susan turntables, tile look laminated floonng
and under cabinet lighting Enjoy the recessed can light
throughout the home with 9 foot ceilings There is a two-
car garage underground sprinklers and an immaculate
ipt vara Washer, Dryer &Refnqerator Included
188 W. W illow • P .0 Box 337, Heppner, OR 97836
Phone (541) 676-9228 Cell (541) 980-6674 • Fax (541) 676-9211
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