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8/14/2007 |
E-mail : regarding concern about perceived diminished role of
cities in establishing urban reserves |
TO: Dave Waffle, City Manager, City of Cornelius
FROM: Kathryn Harrington,
Metro |
| 52 |
8/16/2007 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO. 3A: Audio Tape - Metro Council Meeting,
Tapes 1 and 2 removed - not relevant to urban and rural reserves |
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| 53 |
8/29/2007 |
Draft "Road Map" for Making the Greatest Place, 2007-2011 |
TO: K.H.
FROM: Robin McArthur |
| 54 |
8/31/2007 |
Urban and Rural Reserves Meetings |
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| 55 |
9/1/2007 |
Newsletter: Making the Greatest Place, Fall 2007 |
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| 56 |
9/5/2007 |
Packet: Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC), including:
* Agenda
*
Senate Bill 1011B: Urban and Rural Reserves Highlights, July
18, 2007 |
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| 57 |
9/5/2007 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT 3B: CD - Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC).
This recording audiorecording will be accessible until its retention
has been met - No paper copy. |
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| 58 |
9/19/2007 |
Agenda: Metro Council Work Session |
TO: Metro Council |
| 59 |
9/19/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 091907c-11: Reserves Steering Committee - Conceptual
Draft |
To: Metro Council FROM:
Planning Staff |
| 60 |
9/19/2007 |
Minutes: Metro Council Work Session Meeting |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dove Hotz |
| 61 |
9/19/2007 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT No. 4A Audio Tape - Metro Council Work Session
Meeting, Tapes 1 and 2 - This recording will be accessible until
its retention has been met |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dove Hotz |
| 62 |
9/27/2007 |
Email: Reserves Rulemaking Report |
TO: Metro Council, Micheal Jordan, Dan Cooper, Dick Benner, Robin
McArtuur, Chris Deffebach, Tim O'Brien, Kate Marx, Ken Ray
FROM: Randy Tucker |
| 63 |
9/28/2007 |
E-mail: Regarding Regional Reserves Meeting; to discuss the formation
of a new steering committee (the regional reserves steering committee)
that will make recommendations for formal action to the Metro
Council and the commissions regarding the designation of urban
and rural reserves. |
TO: Marion Haynes & Sandra McDonough, PBA; Jonathan Schlueter,
WEA; Kelly Ross, NAIOP; Jane Leo, PMAR; Corky Collier, Columbia
Corridor Association; Jim McCauley, HBA; Bev Bookin & Mike Tharp,
CREEC; Burton Weast, CCBA; Travis Stovall, EMEA; Jessica Adamson,
AGC; Ric Stephens, ULI
FROM: Lake McTighe, Metro |
| 64 |
10/2/2007 |
Chart: Urban and Rural Reserves Process Draft |
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| 65 |
10/3/2007 |
E-mail: Regarding Regional Roundtable Participation of Reserves
Steering Committee |
TO: Jeff Cogan, Martha Schrader & Tom Brian
FROM: Kathryn
Harrington |
| 66 |
10/5/2007 |
Letter: Under the current West Hills Rural Area Plan, and as a
prospective rural reserve, the rural portion of the area has
much to offer in terms of ecological, agricultural and recreational
benefits |
TO: Multnomah Co. Board of Commissioners; copy to Rex Burkholder,
Metro FROM: Jim Emerson,
Forest Park Neighborhood Assn. |
| 67 |
10/9/2007 |
Meeting Notes: Handwritten, regarding the formation of the Urban
and Rural Reserves Steering Committee |
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| 68 |
10/19/2007 |
E-mail Re: Request for a Reserves Steering Committee 'Core-4'
first meeting, including Agenda for a Regional Roundtable |
TO: Jeff Cogan, Martha Schrader & Tom Brian
FROM: Kathryn
Harrington |
| 69 |
10/21/2007 |
Letter Re: Helvetia Concept Planning |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro FROM:
Robert Bailey |
| 70 |
10/22/2007 |
Letter Re: Regional Reserves Steering Committee Appointment |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro FROM: Ted Wheeler,
Multnomah County Chair |
| 71 |
10/26/2007 |
Regional Roundtable packet, including:
* Agenda
* Draft Road Map for Making the Greatest Place, 2007-2011,
dated 08/29/07
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| 72 |
10/26/2007 |
Letter: Invitation to Neighbor Community Meeting Saturday, November
17, 2007 |
TO: Mary P. Stern, Commissioner, Yamhill County
FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 73 |
10/26/2007 |
Presentation: Introduction to Urban and Rural Reserves prepared
by Kathryn Harrington for Regional Roundtable |
TO: Regional Roundtable attendees FROM: Kathryn
Harrington |
| 74 |
10/30/2007 |
Letter: Appointment of Commissioner Gil Kelley to Regional Reserves
Steering Committee |
TO: Mayor Tom Potter FROM: David Bragdon, Kathryn
Harrington |
| 75 |
11/5/2007 |
Letter: Representative to the Regional Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro FROM:
Martha Schrader, Chair, Clackamas County Board of Commissioners |
| 76 |
11/6/2007 |
Agenda: Governor's Economic Revitalization Team Meeting
Attachment:
Reserves Major Milestones/Timeline - Council |
TO: Metro Council |
| 77 |
11/7/2007 |
Draft: Reserves Major Milestones/timeline |
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| 78 |
11/8/2007 |
Memo: Reserves Rulemaking
Attachment: Land Conservation and Development
Department Proposed New OAR 660, Division 27, Urban and Rural
Reserves in the Portland Metropolitan Area, Draft Rules for LCDC
Public Hearing November 29, 2007 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Randy Tucker |
| 79 |
11/9/2007 |
Memo: Regarding Materials for November 14 Work Session. Includes:
* Agenda:
Metro Council Work Session on Making the Greatest Place
* Newsletter:
Making the Greatest Place Fall 2007
* Draft "Road Map" for Making the Greatest Place, 2007-2011,
dated 8/29/07
* Building 2040
Today: An Update of the Region's Growth Concept (draft)
* Resolution No. 07-3860
Exhibit A: Metro Council Project Proposal/Work Plan Part One:
Council Project Proposal
* Resolution No. 07-3860 Staff
Report, dated 08/16/07 * Reserves
Steering Committee Conceptual Draft
* Memo to Metro Council from Randy Tucker regarding
Reserves Rulemaking
* Urban and Rural
Reserves Process Draft 10/02/07
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TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Ken Ray, Senior Public Affairs Coordinator, Metro |
| 80 |
11/9/2007 |
E-Mail: Reserves - Documents to chew on, including
* Draft- Proposed Reserve Work Tasks (dated
11/09/07) * Draft Proposed Factors
for ID of Reserve Study Areas (dated 11/7/2007) |
TO: Chuck Beasley, Brent Curtis, Steve Kelley, Doug McLain
FROM: Tim O'Brien, Metro
Planning |
| 81 |
11/13/2007 |
General and core Four/Steering Committee Milestones/Timeline -
Draft |
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| 82 |
11/14/2007 |
Agenda: Metro Council Work Session |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dove Hotz |
| 83 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Worksheet: Presentation Title: Placemaking
Communications /Engagement Strategy |
To: Metro Council
FROM: Lisa Miles & Patty Unfred, Metro |
| 84 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment No. 1 - Metro
Event Planning Timeline |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Patty Unfred, Metro |
| 85 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment No. 111407cw-01:
Metro Event Planning Timeline |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
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| 86 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment No. 111407cw-02:
Building 2040 Today: An Update of the Region's Growth Concept |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
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| 87 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment No.111407cw-03:
Urban and Rural Reserves Process Draft 10/02/07 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kathryn Harrington |
| 88 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment No.111407cw-04:
Major Milestones/timeline |
TO: Metro Council FROM: |
| 89 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment No. 111407cw-05:
Reserves Rulemaking - (dated 11/08/2007), including Land Conservation
and Development Department Proposed New OAR 660, Division 27,
Urban and Rural Reserves in the Portland Metropolitan Area, Draft
Rules for LCDC Public Hearing (November 29, 2007) |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Randy Tucker, Public Affairs, Metro |
| 90 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment No. 111407cw-06:
Making the Greatest Place Newsletter, Fall 2007 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Robin McArthur |
| 91 |
11/14/2007 |
Minutes: Metro Council Work Session |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dove Hotz |
| 92 |
11/14/2007 |
Agenda: Reserves Meeting including handwritten notes |
|
| 93 |
11/14/2007 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Attachment to the Public Record
No 07: Attachment A-DLCD Suggestions Regarding Division 21 Provisions
and Attachment B-Alternative Wording Options Suggested for Rule
0040(10) |
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| 94 |
11/15/2007 |
General and Core Four/Steering Committee Milestones/Timeline (Draft) |
|
| 95 |
11/16/2007 |
Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee "Core 4" Meeting, including
Facilitator Proposal for Reserves Steering Committee (dated 11/16/07) |
TO: Reserves Core 4 |
| 96 |
11/16/2007 |
Reserves Steering Committee Core-4 Meeting #1 - Summary Notes,
submitted by Kathryn Harrington, (dated 11/18/2007) |
|
| 97 |
11/16/2007 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4- Summary Notes submitted
by Kathryn Harrington on 11/18/2007 |
TO: Reserves Core 4 FROM:
Kathryn Harrington, Metro |
| 98 |
11/26/2007 |
Letter: Re: Representatives from the Development, Finance and
Brokerage Communities to Regional Reserves |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro FROM: Sandra
McDonough, Portland Business Alliance; Burton Weast, Clackamas
County Business Alliance; Jane Leo, Portland Metropolitan Association
of Realtors; Kelly Ross, National Assoc. of Industrial & Office
Properties; Jonathan Schlueter, Westside Economic Alliance; Travis
Stovall, East Multnomah Economic Alliance; Jim McCauley, Home
Builders Assoc. of Metropolitan Portland; Mike Tharp, Chair,
Commercial Real Estate Economic Coalition |
| 99 |
11/27/2007 |
Letter: Acceptance to serve on Steering Committee |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro FROM:
Rob Drake, Mayor, City of Beaverton |
| 100 |
11/28/2007 |
Letter: Acceptance to serve on Steering Committee |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro
FROM: Shane Bemis, Mayor, City of Gresham |
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11/29/2007 |
Email: LCDC Testimony - Reserves, including
* Testimony of Randy Tucker, Legislative
Affairs Manager, SB 1011 Rulemaking (Metro Urban and Rural Reserves)
Land Conservation and Development Commission, to Chair Van Landingham
and Commission Members |
TO: Metro Council, Richard Benner, Andy Cotugno, Chris Deffebach,
Ken Ray
FROM: Randy Tucker |
| 102 |
12/2/2007 |
E-mail: Houck letter of candidacy to Metro Reserves Steering Committee,
including:
* Letter: Confirmation
of Nomination to represent the Natural Resources and Conservation
Advocacy Community on the Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Michael Jordan, Richard Benner, B. Sallinger,
Jim Labbe
FROM: Mike Houck, Executive Director, Urban Greenspaces
Institute |
| 103 |
12/4/2007 |
Talking Points Draft 4 - 12/4/07 Subject: Urban and Rural Reserves |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Tom Brian, Jeff Cogan & Martha Schrader
FROM: Ken Ray, Metro Public
Affairs staff |
| 104 |
12/5/2007 |
Packet: Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC), including:
* Agenda
* Testimony
of Randy Tucker, Legislative Affairs Manager, SB1011 Rulemaking
(Metro Urban and Rural Reserves) Land Development and Conservation
Commission, November 29, 2007
* Land Conservation and Development Department proposed
new OAR 660, Division 27, Urban and Rural Reserves in the Portland
Metropolitan Area, November 8, 2007, Draft rules for LCDC public
hearing November 29, 2007 |
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| 105 |
12/5/2007 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT 4B: CD - Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC).
This audio recording will be accessible until its retention
has been metNo paper copy. |
|
| 106 |
12/5/2007 |
Letter: Nomination to Reserves Steering Committee to represent
Land Use Advocacy Organizations |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro
FROM: Bob Stacey, Executive Director, 1000 Friends of Oregon |
| 107 |
12/6/2007 |
Meeting Packet: Metro Council Great Places Work Session - Reserves,
including:
* Agenda
* Guiding Principles for Urban and Rural
Reserves Analysis and Designation
* Proposed Factors for ID of Reserve Study Areas from Shape
of the Region Program, Draft (Dated 11/27/07) |
TO: Metro Council |
| 108 |
12/6/2007 |
Minutes: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session (not transcribed) |
|
| 109 |
12/7/2007 |
Letter: Response to November 26 letter requesting Nomination of
Representative from the Natural Resources Conservation Community
to serve on Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro
FROM: Bob Sallinger, Conservation Director, Audubon Society of
Portland; Jim Labbe, Urban Conservationist, Audubon Society of
Portland |
| 110 |
12/7/2007 |
Summary notes written by Kathryn Harrington for Reserves Core
4 Meeting No. 2 (dated 12/10/2007) |
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| 111 |
12/7/2007 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, dated December 10,
2007 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kathryn Harrington, Metro |
| 112 |
12/8/2007 |
E-mail: Reserves Steering Committee AR's |
TO: Tim O'Brien, Ken Ray, Chris Deffebach, Kathryn Harrington,
Linnea Nelson, Sherry Oeser, Jeff Tucker, Malu Wilkinson
FROM: Robin
McArthur, Metro |
| 113 |
12/10/2007 |
Draft - Public Involvement Plan Outline (for Metro Committee on
Citizen Involvement) |
FROM: Ken Ray, Public Affairs and Government Relations |
| 114 |
12/12/2007 |
Agenda: Reserves Coordination Meeting |
|
| 115 |
12/12/2007 |
Agenda: Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Kim Bardes |
| 116 |
12/12/2007 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda Packet Item 7:
Greatest Place - Reserves: Draft LCDC Administrative Rule, including:
* MPAC Worksheet: Update
on LCDC Rulemaking for Urban and Rural Reserves
* Land Conservation and Development Department
Proposed New OAR 660, Division 27 Urban and Rural Reserves in
the Portland Metropolitan Area - Draft Rules for LCDC Public
Hearing November 27, 2007 (dated 11/08/07) |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Randy Tucker |
| 117 |
12/12/2007 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda Packet Item 7:
Greatest Place - Reserves: Process and Organization, including:
* Reserves Steering Committee
Circle Chart |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kathryn Harrington, Metro |
| 118 |
12/12/2007 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the
Public Record No. 121207-MPAC-01: Exhibit A, Contract Statement
of Work, Neighbor Community Coordination on Alternative Growth
Scenarios - Draft (dated 8/23/2007) |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Metro Staff |
| 119 |
12/12/2007 |
Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kim Bardes |
| 120 |
12/12/2007 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO. 5: Audio Tape - Metro Policy Advisory Committee
Meeting, Tape 1 - This recording will be accessible until its
retention has been met |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kim Bardes |
| 121 |
12/12/2007 |
Letter: The Appointment of David Fuller, Mayor of Wood Village,
as Multnomah County's representative to the Regional Reserves
Steering Committee |
TO: David Bragdon & Kathryn Harrington, Metro
FROM: Ted Wheeler, Multnomah County
Chair |
| 122 |
12/13/2007 |
Miscellaneous Document: Reserves 2008 Meeting Schedules Draft
1 |
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| 123 |
12/13/2007 |
Agenda: Reserves Project Team |
|
| 124 |
12/13/2007 |
Miscellaneous Document: Elements of Intergovernmental Agreements
to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves, Draft 2 Includes handwritten
notes. |
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| 125 |
12/14/2007 |
Email: January 12, 2008 Urban and Rural Reserves Meeting, including:
* Letter
from Core 4 members to City Records, Administrators and Managers,
to invite them to a meeting to discuss pending efforts to designate
urban and rural reserves (dated 12/13/07)
* Attachment: List of contacts |
TO: City Records, Administrators and Managers, and Neighboring
County Planning Directors
FROM: Paulette Copperstone |
| 126 |
12/17/2007 |
Letter: Appointment of Sue Marshall to serve on the Reserves Steering
Committee |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro FROM: Jill
Fuglister & Ron Carley, Co-Directors, Coalition for a Livable
Future |
| 127 |
12/17/2007 |
Miscellaneous Document: Proposed Factors for ID of Reserve Study
Areas from Shape of the Region Program - Draft |
FROM: Ray Valone & Tim O'Brien, Metro Planning |
| 128 |
12/17/2007 |
E-mail: Reserves: KH Comments on Material from Reserves Coordination
Meeting 12/12/2007 |
TO: Robin McArthur, Chris Deffebach, Kathryn Harrington, Ken Ray,
Linnea Nelson, Randy Tucker, Richard Benner FROM: Kathryn
Harrington, Metro |
| 129 |
12/18/2007 |
Chart: Key Milestones for Designing Urban and Rural Reserves -
Draft |
|
| 130 |
12/18/2007 |
E-mail: Forward of December 14 email from Paulette Copperstone
regarding January 12, 2008 Urban and Rural Reserves Meeting,
including Invitation Letter and Mailing List) |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington,
Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, all from Metro; Jeff
Cogen, Mult. Co.; Martha Schrader, Clackamas Co.; Tom Brian,
Wash. Co. FROM: Paulette Copperstone |
| 131 |
12/18/2007 |
Reserves Core 4 Contacts |
|
| 132 |
12/18/2007 |
Email: Organizing, Roles and Responsibilities, Workload, etc. |
TO: Metro Council, Robin McArthur FROM: David Bragdon |
| 133 |
12/19/2007 |
Letter: Designation of rural reserves affects the rural communities
far more than any city, therefore rural communities need to have
an equal voice in the process |
TO: Board of Community Commissioners, Michael Jordan, Doug McLain,
FROM: Judy and Norm Andreen |
| 134 |
12/19/2007 |
Letter: Regional Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Jonathan Schlueter, Executive Director, Westside Economic
Alliance, Tom Brian, Martha Schrader, Jef Cogan, Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Michael Jordan,
COO, Metro |
| 135 |
12/21/2007 |
Letter: Appointment of Charlotte Lehan, Mayor, City of Wilsonville,
to serve as representative to the Regional Reserves Steering
Committee |
TO: David Bragdon, Katherine Harrington, Charlotte Lehan
FROM: Martha Schrader, Chair, Clackamas County Commission |
| 136 |
12/21/2007 |
Letter: Appointment of Tualatin City Councilor, Chris Barhyte,
to the Regional Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Tom Brian, Chairman, Washington County Board of Commissioners |
| 137 |
12/27/2007 |
Miscellaneous Document: Proposed Factors for ID of Reserve Study
Areas from Shape of the Region Program - Draft, including Great
Communities Schematic for Applying Great Communities Criteria
for Urbanization |
FROM: Ray Valone & Tim O'Brien, Metro Planning |
| 138 |
1/1/2008 |
Newsletter: Making the Greatest Place Winter 2008 |
|
| 139 |
1/2/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
TO: Members of MCCI FROM: Cheryl Grant, Metro |
| 140 |
1/2/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
TO: Members of MCCI FROM: Cheryl Grant, Metro |
| 141 |
1/3/2008 |
Letter: Appointment of Portland Planning Director Gil Kelley to
Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: David Bragdon & Kathryn Harrington, Metro, Portland City Council,
Gil Kelley, Dan Bates, Portland Planning and Development Directors
FROM: Tom Potter, Mayor, City of Portland |
| 142 |
1/4/2008 |
Miscellaneous Document: Rural and Urban Reserves Protocols for
Joint Findings |
|
| 143 |
1/4/2008 |
Miscellaneous Document: Kearns & West Response to Metro Request
for Proposals for Consultant Services for Reserves Steering Committee
Facilitator, RFP Number: 08-1280-PLAN, including cover letter |
TO: Chris Deffebach, Metro Planning FROM: Debra
Nudelman, VP and Portland Office Director, Kearns & West, Inc. |
| 144 |
1/8/2008 |
Growth Forecasts for Urban Reserves |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Brent Curtis |
| 145 |
1/8/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Council Work Session |
TO: Metro Council |
| 146 |
1/8/2008 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Agenda Packet Item No. 4.0:
Urban/Rural Reserves Rulemaking |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Randy Tucker & Dick Benner, Metro |
| 147 |
1/8/2008 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 5 - Update on Status of Reserves Rulemaking |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Randy Tucker, Dick Benner |
| 148 |
1/8/2008 |
Metro Council Work Session Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 010808cw-5: Update on Status of Reserves Rulemaking |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Randy Tucker |
| 149 |
1/8/2008 |
Metro Council Work Session Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 010808cw-6: Reserves Steering Committee Membership Nominations
- Draft (dated 1/7/08 |
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| 150 |
1/8/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Council Work Session |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Tony Andersen, Council Operations Assistant |
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| 201 |
1/23/2008 |
Miscellaneous Document: Testimony of Councilor Kathryn Harrington
SB 1011 Rulemaking, (Metro Urban and Rural Reserves), Land Conservation
and Development Commission |
FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 202 |
1/25/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Members as of January 25, 2008 |
|
| 203 |
1/28/2008 |
Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 204 |
1/28/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet including:
* Agenda
* Reserves Steering Committee
2008 Meeting Schedule
* Reserves Steering Committee Members
list * Draft-Key Milestones
for Designating Urban and Rural Reserves(dated 12/20/2007)
* Identification and Assessment of
the Long-Term Commercial Viability of Metro Region Agricultural
Lands, submitted by the Oregon Department of Agriculture (dated
January 2007)
* New Look The Shape of the Region: Natural Landscapes
Features Inventory (dated February 2007)
* Great Communities
Final Report (dated December 2006) * Enrolled
Senate Bill 1011
* UGB History Map (dated January 23,
2008) |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Kearns & West |
| 205 |
1/28/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 012808rsc-01: Reserves Steering Committee 2008 Meeting
Schedule |
|
| 206 |
1/28/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 012808rsc-02: Reserves Steering Committee Member Roster |
|
| 207 |
1/28/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 012808rsc-03: Reserves Steering Committee Draft Operating
Principles |
|
| 208 |
1/28/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 012808rsc-04: Making the Greatest Place: Focus on
Urban and Rural Reserves Newsletter, Winter 2008 |
|
| 209 |
1/28/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Kearns & West |
| 210 |
1/28/2008 |
Handwritten notes for 1/28/08 Reserves Steering Committee Meeting |
|
| 211 |
1/31/2008 |
Handwritten notes from Reserves Project Team, also includes document
Framing Growth Forecasts in the Context of Urban Reserves - Draft |
|
| 212 |
1/31/2008 |
Talking Points Draft 5 - 1/31/2008 Subject: Urban and Rural Reserves |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Tom Brian, Jeff Cogen & Martha Schrader
FROM: Ken Ray |
| 213 |
1/31/2008 |
Email: Requesting to cancel the Feb. 13 Reserves Steering Committee
meeting and suggesting a one day retreat. |
TO: Jeff Cogen, Kathryn Harrington, Martha Schrader, Tom Brian,
Brent Curtis, Chuck Beasley, Doug McLain, John Williams & Robin
McArthur FROM: Debra Nudelman |
| 214 |
1/31/2008 |
Miscellaneous Document: Guiding Principles for Urban and Rural
Reserves Analysis and Designation |
TO:
FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 215 |
2/6/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
TO: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement
FROM: Cheryl Grant, Metro |
| 216 |
2/6/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement, Regular Committee |
TO: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement
FROM: Cheryl Grant, Metro |
| 217 |
2/6/2008 |
Packet: Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC), including:
* Agenda
*
Urban and rural reserves: Designation fundamentals from new LCDC
rules
* Draft key milestones
for designating urban and rural reserves, draff 1, 12/20/2007 |
|
| 218 |
2/6/2008 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT 9: CD - Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC)
- This recording will be accessible until its retention has
been met. No paper copy. |
|
| 219 |
2/6/2008 |
Memo: Designating Urban and Rural Reserves |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro Council, Urban and Rural Reserves
Staff, Metro FROM: Robert Liberty, Metro |
| 220 |
2/7/2008 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Web Page showing Feb. 13, 2008
Reserves Steering Meeting Cancellation |
|
| 221 |
2/7/2008 |
Handwritten Notes for Reserves Laision Meeting 2/7/08 |
|
| 222 |
2/8/2008 |
E-mail Re: Meeting Location - Reserves Core 4 Team Retreat, including
proposed agenda and attendees |
TO: Brent Curtis, Wash co.; Charles Beasley, Mult. Co.; Doug McLain,
Clackamas Co.; John Williams and Robin McArthur, Metro, Aurora
Martin, Francine Floyd, Karol Collymore, Linnea Nelson
FROM: Debra Nudelman,
Kearns & West |
| 223 |
2/11/2008 |
E-mail: Reserves: Record-Keeping, including Rural and Urban Reserves
Protocols for Joint Findings |
TO: Becky Shoemaker, Cheryl Grant, Chris Billington, Francine
Floyd, Jessica Martin, Kim Bardes FROM: Richard
Benner |
| 224 |
2/12/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Member Roster and Orb |
|
| 225 |
2/12/2008 |
Letter: Follow up regarding the Reserves Steering Committee meeting
regarding importance of region's natural landscape features |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro; Martha Schrader, Clackamas Co.;
Tom Brian, Wash. Co.; Jeff Cogan, Mult. Co. FROM:
Mike Houck, Urban Greenspaces Institute |
| 226 |
2/12/2008 |
Mapping the System: Natural Landscapes: submitted as Reserves
Steering Committee supplementary material |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Mike Houck, Director, Urban
Greenspaces Institute |
| 227 |
2/13/2008 |
Agenda and Packet Items: Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting,
including:
* Agenda
* MPAC Worksheet
* Metro
Policy Advisory Committee Agenda Item No. 8: New Look/Greatest
Place Reserves Update |
To: MPAC Committee FROM:
Kim Bardes, Metro |
| 228 |
2/13/2008 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting Attachment to the Public
Record No. 021308-MPAC-04: Making the Greatest Place: Focus on
Urban & Rural Reserves (Winter 2008) |
TO: MPAC Committee FROM:
Dick Benner, Metro |
| 229 |
2/13/2008 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting Attachment to the Public
Record No. 021308-MPAC-05: Agenda - Infrastructure Service Providers
Workshop |
|
| 230 |
2/13/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee |
TO: MPAC Committee FROM:
Kim Bardes |
| 231 |
2/13/2008 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO. 10: Audio Tapes - Metro Policy Advisory
Committee Meeting - Tapes 1 & 2 - This recording will be accessible
until its retention has been met |
TO: MPAC Committee FROM:
Kim Bardes, Metro |
| 232 |
2/14/2008 |
Memo: Coordinated Public Involvement Plan on Urban and Rural Reserves,
including
* Coordinated Public Involvement
Plan Urban and Rural Reserves, Draft 5 (dated 02/13/08)
* Reserves Steering Committee Member Roster
(dated 02/12/08) * Draft Key Milestones for Designating
Rural and Urban Reserves (dated 12/20/07) |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro; Tom Brian, Wash. Co.; Jeff Cogen,
Mult. Co.; and Martha Schrader, Clackamas Co. FROM: Ken
Ray, Sr. Public Affairs Coordinator, Metro |
| 233 |
2/14/2008 |
Memo: Coordinated Public Involvement Plan on Urban and Rural Reserves,
including
* Coordinated Public Involvement
Plan Urban and Rural Reserves, Draft 5 (dated 02/13/08)
* Reserves Steering Committee Member Roster
(dated 02/12/08) * Draft Key Milestones for Designating
Rural and Urban Reserves (dated 12/20/07) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ken Ray. Sr. Public Affairs Coordinator, Metro |
| 234 |
2/14/2008 |
Letter: Neighborhood concerns regarding avoiding increases of
erosion, pollution, peak flow volumes and flooding impacting
land, including agricultural land, outside of the current UGB,
and impacting areas that may be considered for urban or rural
reserves (as a result of development in the North Bethany area) |
TO: Tom Brian and Wash. Co. Commissioners
FROM: Jim Emerson, President, Forest
Park Neighborhood Association |
| 235 |
2/20/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Chris Billington |
| 236 |
2/20/2008 |
Meeting Packet: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session, including:
* Memo: Performance-Based Growth Management Draft Resolution
Defining Performance, to Metro Council from Carl Hosticka (dated
02/15/08)
* Draft 4, Resolution
No. 08-??, For the Purpose of Directing the Chief Operating Officer
to Develop a Draft Set of Measures of the Performance of the
Region for use in a Method for Managing Growth Based Upon the
Region's Performance in Achieving Desired Outcomes of the 2040
Growth Concept
* Exhibit A:
A Definition of Successful Communities (draft)
Exhibit B: Principles for a Performance-Based
Approach to Growth Management (draft) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Chris Billington |
| 237 |
2/20/2008 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment
to the Public Record No. 022008cw-1: 2008 New Look/Making the
Greatest Place Work Session Tentative Agendas - Draft |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: |
| 238 |
2/20/2008 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment
to the Public Record No. 022008cw-2: Draft 5, Coordinated Public
Involvement Plan, Urban and Rural Reserves, dated 2/13/08 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ken Ray, Sr. Public Affairs Coordinator, Metro |
| 239 |
2/20/2008 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment
to the Public Record No. 022008cw-3: Memo: Coordinated Public
Involvement Plan for Urban and Rural Reserves (dated 2/14/08),
including Draft Key Milestones for Designating Urban and Rural
Reserves (dated 12/20/07) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ken Ray, Sr. Public Affairs Coordinator, Metro |
| 240 |
2/20/2008 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment
to the Public Record No. 022008cw-4: Regional Infrastructure
and Public Investment Analysis, dated 02/19/08 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robin McArthur, Malu Wilkinson |
| 241 |
2/20/2008 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment
to the Public Record No. 022008cw-5: Chart of Investing in Communities
Milestones - Draft (dated 2/15/08) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robin McArthur, Malu Wilkinson |
| 242 |
2/20/2008 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment
to the Public Record No. 022008cw-6: Infrastructure Atlas of
the Portland Metro Region, February 2008 Discussion Draft |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robin McArthur, Malu Wilkinson |
| 243 |
2/20/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: |
| 244 |
2/20/2008 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO. 11: Audio Tapes - Metro Council Greatest
Place Work Session - Tapes 1 & 2 - This recording will be accessible
until its retention has been met |
TO: Metro Council |
| 245 |
2/21/2008 |
Reserves Liasion Meeting 2/21/08 Handwritten Notes |
|
| 246 |
2/23/2008 |
UGB Expansion Over Time - Map |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Metro Data Resource Center |
| 247 |
2/25/2008 |
Proposed Agenda and Packet: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4
Retreat, including:
* Memo: Coordinated Public
Involvement Plan on Urban and Rural Reserves, from Ken Ray to
Core 4 Members * Coordinated
Public Involvement Plan Urban and Rural Reserves Draft 5 (dated
2/13/08)
* Attachment A Reserves Steering
Committee Member Roster (dated 02/12/08)
* Draft Key Milestones for Designating Urban and
Rural Reserves * Framing Growth Forecasts in the
Context of Urban Reserves - Draft (dated 12/14/08)
|
TO: Core 4 Members FROM:
Deb Nudelman, Kearns and West |
| 248 |
2/25/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Core 4 Retreat Handouts, including:
* Principles of Interest-Based
Negotiation *
Reserves Steering Committee March-June 2008 Meeting Scheduler
* Reserves Steering Committee Draft Review Process and
Protocol * Negotiating Power: Getting and Using Influence
by Roger Fisher, Harvard University, in American Behavioral Scientist |
TO: Core 4 Members FROM:
Deb Nudelman, Kearns and West |
| 249 |
2/26/2008 |
Memo: Reserves Core 4 Retreat - February 25 Action Items |
TO: Reserves Core 4 and Technical Team Members
FROM: Debra Nudelman and Aurura
Martin, Kearns and West |
| 250 |
2/27/2008 |
Reserves Core 4 Meeting Packet, including:
* Agenda
* Meeting Summary: January 16, 2008, submitted by Kathryn
Harrington * Meeting Summary: December 7, 2007, submitted by
Kathryn Harrington * Meeting Summary: November 16, 2007, submitted
by Kathryn Harrington
* Land Conservation
and Development Department Adopted OAR 660, Division 27, Urban
and Rural Reserves in the Portland Metropolitan Area, Adopted
by LCDC January 24, 2008, Effective February 8, 2008
* Annotated Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee Meeting
# 3, Friday, March 14, 2008
* Rural and
Urban Reserves: Protocols for Joint Findings
* Urban and Rural Reserves Talking Points, Draft 7 (dated
2/26/08)
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TO: Reserves Core 4 Committee FROM: |
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| 301 |
4/8/2008 |
Metro Council Work Session Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 040808cw-2: Policy Advisory Committee, Clackamas County
Urban and Rural Reserves Project |
|
| 302 |
4/8/2008 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO.16: Audio Tape - Metro Council Work Session
Meeting - Tape 1 - This recording will be accessible until its
retention has been met |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tony Andersen, Council Operations Assistant |
| 303 |
4/9/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Policy Advisory Committee |
TO: MPAC Committee Members FROM: Kim Bardes, Metro |
| 304 |
4/9/2008 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting Informational Item, including:
* MPAC Worksheet
* Coordinated Public Involvement
Plan - Urban & Rural Reserves - March 2008
* Attachment A: Reserves Steering Committee
Members (dated 03/14/08) * Draft Key Milestones for Designing
Urban and Rural Reserves |
TO: MPAC Committee Members FROM: Ken Ray, Metro |
| 305 |
4/9/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee |
TO: MPAC Committee Members FROM: Emma Stocker,
Metro |
| 306 |
4/9/2008 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO 17: Audio Tape - Metro Policy Advisory Committee
Meeting - Tape 1 - This recording will be accessible until its
retention has been met |
TO: MPAC Committee Members FROM: Emma Stocker,
Metro |
| 307 |
4/9/2008 |
Annotated Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee Meeting # 3 |
TO: Core 4 Members FROM: Deb Nudelman, Kearns and
West |
| 308 |
4/9/2008 |
Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Francine Floyd |
| 309 |
4/9/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Materials, including:
* Reserves Steering Committee Draft Meeting
Summaries for 1/28/2008 & 3/14/2008
* Memo from Ken Ray regarding Updates to Coordinated Public
Involvement Plan ( dated 4/2/2008)
* Coordinated Public Involvement
Plan Urban and Rural Reserves March 2008 Final Version including
redline changes * Reserves
Steering Committee Members as of March 14, 2008
* Coordinated Public Involvement Plan Urban and Rural Reserves
March 2008 Final - 3/20/08
* Key Milestones for
Designating Urban and Rural Reserves Attachment B (dated 12/20/2007)
* Revised Steering Committee Members Contact
List (dated 4/2/2008) |
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| 310 |
4/9/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 040908rsc-01: Photo of Whiteboard Chart from Meeting |
|
| 311 |
4/9/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 040908rsc-02: Map of 5-Mile Buffer of UGB (dated 9/10/2007) |
|
| 312 |
4/9/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 040908rsc-03: Urban Reserve Factors (dated 4/7/2008) |
|
| 313 |
4/9/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee Meeting |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee Members
FROM: Kearns & West |
| 314 |
4/9/2008 |
E-mail: Including email from Ric Stephens, email, Potential Urban
Reserves Areas - South Hillsboro, North Wilsonville, South Cooper
Mountain |
TO: Ric Stephens, Community Design Manager, Alpha Community Development,
Dave Cady, Jerrry Palmer, R Bobosky, Keny Ray FROM:
John Williams, Metro |
| 315 |
4/11/2008 |
E-mail: Five-mile study area consisting of 400,000 acres |
TO: Jonathan Schlueter, Ken Ray, John Williams
FROM: Francine
Floyd |
| 316 |
4/14/2008 |
Letter: Neighboring Community roundtable discussions about rural
and urban reserves located within Marion County |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Council President
FROM: Samuel Brentano,
Chair, Marion County Board of Commissioners |
| 317 |
4/14/2008 |
Memo: Review of the Metro Urban and Rural Reserves Coordinated
Public Involvement Plan (CIAC) |
TO: John Williams, Metro; Maggie Dickerson, Clackamas Co.; & Brent
Curtis, Washington Co.
FROM: Patricia Wheeler, Chair, Citizen Involvement Advisory
Committee |
| 318 |
4/14/2008 |
Memo: Review of the Metro Urban and Rural Reserves Coordinated
Public Involvement Plan |
TO: Dept of Land Conservation & Development & Land Conservation
& Development Commission, John Williams, Maggie Dickerson, Brent
Curtis
FROM: Patricia Wheeler, Chair, Citizen Involvement
Advisory Committee |
| 319 |
4/17/2008 |
E-mail: Urban Reserves Areas-South Hillsboro, North Wilsonville,
South Cooper Mountain (Pertains to E-mail to Ric Stephens 4/10/
2008) |
TO: Ric Stephens
FROM: John Williams, Metro |
| 320 |
4/28/2008 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4 Retreat, including:
* A Rational Problem-Solving Process, 2007, by Human
Synergistics International
* Reminders
* Bennis and Nanus on Leadership
* A Curiosity
Model of Managing Conflict
* Article: Straight Talk: A Norm-Changing Intervention
by Kaleel Jamison, in OD Practitioner
* Calendar:
Reserves Steering Committe Process 2008
* Appendix C: Historical Performance Data and Studies,
2007, by Human Synergistics International
* Pages 11-17
and 19, Subarctic Survival Situation Leader's Guide, 2007, by
Human Synergistics International
* 12 Characteristics of an Effective
Team * Principled
Negotiation Preparation Guide
* Impasses |
TO: Reserves Core 4 Committee Members
FROM: Kearns & West |
| 321 |
4/28/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4 Retreat - draft |
TO: Reserves Core 4 Committee Members |
| 322 |
5/2/2008 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, including:
* Agenda
*
Minutes: March 31, 2008
* Miscellaneous Document: Reserves
in Neighbor Counties? |
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| 323 |
5/2/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4 |
TO: Reserves Core 4 Committee Members
FROM: Kearns & West |
| 324 |
5/7/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 325 |
5/7/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 326 |
5/8/2008 |
E-mail:Rules for planning in the future |
TO: Reserves. Metro
FROM: [email protected] |
| 327 |
5/13/2008 |
Email: 2060 Population and Employment Forecast Forum, including
attachments:
* 2060 Forecast Summary
- Public Review Draft1.pdf * Framing
Growth Forecasts 02-27-08.pdf
* 2060 Forecast Forum agenda and brief 05.07.08.doc.pdf |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington,
Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Andy Cotugno, Aurora
Martin, Becky Shoemaker, Brent Curtis FROM:
John Williams |
| 328 |
5/14/2008 |
Annotated Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee Meeting #4 |
TO: Core 4 Members FROM:
Deb Nudelman, Kearns and West |
| 329 |
5/14/2008 |
Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Francine Floyd |
| 330 |
5/14/2008 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Event Brief 2060 Population and Employment
Forecasting Forum * Framing Growth Forecasts in the
Context of Urban Resources (February 27, 2008)
* Memo: From Richard Benner to Reserves Steering
Committee regarding Designation of Reserves in Neighbor Counties
(dated May 1, 2008) * Report: Criteria for Consideration
of Forestlands within Future Rural Reserves, prepared by the
Oregon Department of Forestry (dated January 29, 2008)
|
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Francine Floyd |
| 331 |
5/14/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051408rsc-01: 2005-2060 Regional Population and Employment
Forecast for the Seven-County Portland- Beaverton-Vancouver OR-WA
Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA)-Public Review Draft
1 - 5/13/2008 |
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| 332 |
5/14/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No.051408rsc-02: Oregonian Article - The Lasting Legacy
of French Prairie |
|
| 333 |
5/14/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051408rsc-03: Rural Reserve Factors (OAR 660-027-0060)
Chart |
|
| 334 |
5/14/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051408rsc-04: Powerpoint Presentation: Designation
of Rural Reserves Agricultural Lands Factors |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Jim Johnson, OR Dept. of Agriculture |
| 335 |
5/14/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051408rsc-05: Powerpoint Presentation: Mapping Natural
Landscape Features: Criteria, Methodology, and Objectives |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Mike Houck, Urban Greenspaces Institute |
| 336 |
5/14/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051408rsc-06: Powerpoint Presentation: Forest and
Forestry Considerations for Metro Rural Reserves |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Doug Decker, Oregon Dept of Forestry |
| 337 |
5/14/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051408rsc-07: Map: Forest Cover in the Portland Metro
Area (dated 4/30/2008) |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Doug Decker, Oregon Dept of Forestry |
| 338 |
5/14/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051408rsc-08: Map: Land Use in the Portland Metro
Area (dated 4/30/2008) |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Doug Decker, Oregon Dept of Forestry |
| 339 |
5/14/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Kearns & West |
| 340 |
5/14/2008 |
E-mail: Washington County Urbanization Forum, June 19, including
attached email from Mark Cushing detailing next steps of the
Urbanization Forum |
TO: Metro Council, Emma Stocker, John Williams, Robin McArthur
FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 341 |
5/14/2008 |
E-mail: 2060 Population & Employment Forecast Forum, including:
* Exhibit 1: Event Brief 2060 Population and Employment
Forecasting Forum
* Exhibit
2: 2005-2060 Regional Population and Employment Forecast for
the Seven-County Portland-Beaverton-Vancouver OR-WA Primary Statistical
Area (PMSA), Public Review Draft 1 (dated 05/13/08)
* Exhibit 3: Framing Growth Forecasts in the Context of
Urban Reserves (dated 02/27/08) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington, and
all Metro Council Members, Tony Andersen, Miranda Bateschell,
Chuck Beasely, Richard Benner
FROM: David Bragdon, Metro |
| 342 |
5/14/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Policy Advisory Committee |
|
| 343 |
5/14/2008 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting Packet Agenda Item No.
6: Making the Greatest Place Upcoming Special Events |
|
| 344 |
5/14/2008 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the
Public Record No. 051408-MPAC-07: Key Milestones for Designating
Urban and Rural Reserves chart and Coordinated Reserves Work
Program Overview chart (drafts) |
|
| 345 |
5/14/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee Meeting |
|
| 346 |
5/16/2008 |
E-mail: Prioritizing the Natural Landscape Features Inventory |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro & Jeff Cogen, Multnomah Co., Karol
Collymore
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 347 |
5/16/2008 |
Department of Environmental Quality Land Use Guidelines for Ennvironmental
Compliance, submitted as Supplementary Information to the Reserves
Steering Committee |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM:
Keith Johnson, Manager, ODEQ |
| 348 |
5/19/2008 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Minutes,
May 2, 2008
* Reserves Steering Committee Meeting
#4 Annotated Agenda |
|
| 349 |
5/19/2008 |
Reserves Core 4 Meeting Packet Agenda Item No. 1: Reserves Core
4 Summary Notes (dated May 2, 2008) |
|
| 350 |
5/19/2008 |
Reserves Core 4 Meeting Packet Agenda Item No. 5: Draft Annotated
Agenda, Reserves Steering Committee Meeting # 4, June 9, 2008 |
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| 351 |
5/19/2008 |
Meeting Summary: Reserves Core 4 Meeting Summary Notes, including
Revised Core 4 2008 Meeting Schedule dated 3/31/2008 |
TO: Reserves Core 4 Committee Members
FROM: Debra Nudelman,
Kearns & West |
| 352 |
5/23/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro FROM:
Linda Toenniessen, Lalena Dolby, Laura Masterson, Jan Daunst,
Marianne Colgrove,Lawrence Qamar, & Katie Sharrow |
| 353 |
5/27/2008 |
Letter: Response to April 14 Letter regarding Productive Dialogue
with the Commission |
TO: Sam Brentao, Metro Council, Bob Austin, Kathy Figley
FROM: David Bragdon |
| 354 |
5/28/2008 |
Media Release: Washington County, OR - Help Shape the Next Half
Century - Public invited to open houses to consider Urban and
Rural Reserves |
TO: Washington Co. Residents FROM: Dept. of Land Use &
Transportation, Washington County |
| 355 |
6/4/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC) |
|
| 356 |
6/4/2008 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT 18: CD - Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC).
- This recording will be accessible until its retention has
been met. No paper copy. |
|
| 357 |
6/4/2008 |
Memo: Urban/Rural Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
| 358 |
6/4/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 359 |
6/4/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 360 |
6/7/2008 |
Miscellaneous Document: Open House Schedule for Urban and Rural
Reserves Proposed Broad Study Area |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Mike Dalstrom |
| 361 |
6/9/2008 |
Annotated Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee Meeting # 5 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Francine Floyd |
| 362 |
6/9/2008 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Draft Meeting Summary: Reserves Steering Committee,
May 14, 2008 * Memo: From Reserves Core 4 Public Involvement
Staff to Reserves Steering Committee regarding Report on activities
in Phase 1 of the Reserves Work Program and Coordinated Public
Involvement Plan * Memo: From Core 4 Technical Team
to Reserves Steering Committee regarding Proposed Reserves Study
Areas Map * Map: 5 Miles
form Metro UGB Attachment A Draft (dated 05/23/08) *
Map: Proposed Urban and Rural Reserves Study Area Attachment
B Draft |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Francine Floyd |
| 363 |
6/9/2008 |
Metro Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public Record No. 060908rsc-01:
Urban and Rural Reserves Open Houses |
|
| 364 |
6/9/2008 |
Metro Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public Record No.?: Letter
regarding Slow Food Portland, farms, farmers markets, and necessity
of preserving land base for agriculture |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Linda Colwell, Chair, Slow
Food Portland |
| 365 |
6/9/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 366 |
6/10/2008 |
Media Release: Counties, Metro asks residents to help shape region
for next half century |
TO:
FROM: Karen Kane, Ellen Rogalin, Chuck Beasely,
Mike Dahlstrom |
| 367 |
6/11/2008 |
Protect our Farms Postcards from 1000 Friends of Oregon |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Metro FROM: Barbara Sonniksen, Dina
Gross |
| 368 |
6/16/2008 |
Handouts from June and July Open Houses, including:
* Urban and Rural Reserves Proposed Broad Study
Area - Open House Schedule
*
Postcard;We're talking about the next 50 years of growth...
* Urban and Rural Reserves: Shaping the Region
for the next 50 years * The Shape of the Region: Supporting
Agriculture, Protecting Natural Areas, Creating Great Communities
* Making
the Greatest Place: Focus on urban and rural reserves - Winter
2008
* Urban and Rural
Reserve Factors: the factors that will be considered in determining
urban and rural reserves - Summer 2008
* Your Guide to the Open House on Urban and Rural Reserves
- July 2008 * Clackamas County Policy Advisory Committee opinion
sheet * Land Conservation and Development Department,
Division 27, Urban and Rural Reserves in the Portland Metropolitan
Area * Urban and Rural Reserves
in Clackamas County - Local Process * Memo: Proposed
Reserves Study Area Map, from Core Four Technical Team, to Kathryn
Harrington, Martha Schrader, Jeff Cogen, Tom Brian & Reserve
Steering Committee Members', dated May 30, 2008
* Enrolled Senate Bill 1011
* Great Communities Executive
Summary, January 2007 * New Look at
Regional Choices: Summary of the Natural Landscape Features Inventory
* Identification of Metro Region Agricultural
Lands and Assessing their Long-Term Commercial Viability, Draft,
January 2007, from Oregon Department of Agriculture
*
Draft Coordinated Reserves Work Program Overview (draft 3, dated
3/13/08
* Urban and Rural Reserves
Designation - Help Shape the Next Half-Century map and comment
sheet from Mike Dahlstrom |
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| 369 |
6/26/2008 |
Supplementary Material: Rural Realities Farming in the Urban Shadow:
Supporting Agriculture at the Rural-Urban Interface, Volume 2,
Issue 4, 2008, published by the Rural Sociological Society |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Jim Johnson |
| 370 |
6/27/2008 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, including:
* Agenda
*
Minutes: Reserves Core 4, May 19, 2008
* Draft Annotated Agenda for Reserves
Steering Committee Meeting #6, July 9,2008 |
|
| 371 |
6/27/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 372 |
7/1/2008 |
Regional Infrastructure Analysis |
|
| 373 |
7/3/2008 |
Letter: Families in the pursuit of bringin 7 parcels totaling
121.25 acres into the Washington County Urban Reserve, including:
* Letter: Requesting that land in
Sherwood, OR belonging to Donald W. Byers (Trustee of the Betty
A. Byers Family Trust & Donald W. Byers Revocable Living Trust)
be included in the Urban Reserve
* Letter: Requesting that land in Sherwood,
OR belonging to Ms. Jean Gage (Power of Attorney for Mrs. Holmes)
be included in the Urban Reserve
* Letter: Requesting that land in Sherwood, OR belonging
to Ms. Karen L. Downs (Successor Trustee of the Stein Survivor's
Trust) be included in the Urban Reserve |
TO: Cheryl Grant, David Bragdon, Dan Cooper
FROM: Adele
Jenike, Principal Broker, Metro Lobbyist, Real Estate Executives |
| 374 |
7/3/2008 |
E-mail: Request to the County of Clackamas to designate the Hamlet
of Mulino as a Rural Reserve, including:
* Resolution No. 08-01- A Resolution
of the Hamlet of Mulino Requesting the County of Clackamas to
Designate the Hamlet of Mulino a Rural Reserve |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Michael Wagner |
| 375 |
7/3/2008 |
E-mail: Friends of French Prairie Opinion on Marion and Yamhill
Counties and Reserves Project |
TO: Carl Hosticka & Kathryn Harrington, Metro
FROM: John Williams, Metro |
| 376 |
7/7/2008 |
Email: Metropolitan Planners' SB82 Comments |
TO: Big Look Task Force, John Fregonese, Sorin Garber
FROM: David Bragdon |
| 377 |
7/8/2008 |
Email: Regarding Draft Response to MCCI Letter Regarding Urban/Rural
Reserves Steering Committee |
To: Metro Council, Kathry Harrington, Ken Ray, John Williams
FROM: David Bragdon |
| 378 |
7/8/2008 |
Letter: Neighboring Committee roundtable discussions about rural
and urban reserves located within Marion County |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Council President
FROM: Todd Deaton,
Mayor; Brian Cobb, Council President; Malcolm Bentz, Councilor;
June McConkey, Councilor; Bill Makowski, Councilor; Kurt Ream,
Councilor; & Frank Vanderwood, Councilor, all from City of Donald |
| 379 |
7/9/2008 |
Memo: Status of DLCD grant request and urban/rural reserves budget |
TO: Clackamas Co. Board of Commissioners, Multnomah County Board
of County Commissioners, Washington County Board of County Commissioners,
Metro Council FROM: Core 4 Project Management Team |
| 380 |
7/9/2008 |
E-mail: Open Houses for Urban & Rural Reserves |
TO: Ken Ray, Metro
FROM: Ken Ray, Metro |
| 381 |
7/9/2008 |
E-mail: Open Houses for Urban & Rural Reserves |
TO: Paulette Copperstone, Metro, and Members and Alternates of
the Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Ken Ray , Metro |
| 382 |
7/9/2008 |
Email: Urban Rural Reserves Record: Includes Rural and Urban Reserves
Protocols for Joint Findings, dated 4/29/2008; Email dated 2/11/08 |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, John Williams and Maria Ellis
FROM: Chris Billington |
| 383 |
7/11/2008 |
E-mail: July 21 Wilsonville City Council-Planning Com. Mtg. Draft
Agenda, including:
* Draft Agenda:
Wilsonville City Council Meeting, July 21, 2008 |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Metro, Maria Ellis Andy Cotugno
FROM: Mark Ottenad,
Public/Government Affairs Director, City of Wilsonville |
| 384 |
7/12/2008 |
E-mail: Urban and Rural Reserves Opportunities for Community Input |
TO: Reserves Committee, Mike Dahlstrom, Washington Co., Kathryn
Harrington, Metro; bcc, Clackamas Co.; District 2, Multnomah
Co.; & Tom Brian, Washington Co.
FROM: Chad Moore |
| 385 |
7/15/2008 |
E-mail: Draft response to MCCI letter regarding Urban/rural reserves
steering committee, including:
* Draft 2 (dated 7/8/08) of
July 10, 2008 letter to MCCI members |
TO: Metro Council, Kathryn Harrington, Metro
FROM: Carlotta
Collette, Metro |
| 386 |
7/15/2008 |
E-mail: Public Comment regarding protection of agricultural land
in the interest of local sustainability |
TO: Terry Anthony, David Bragdon, Rex Burkholder
FROM: Ken Ray |
| 387 |
7/15/2008 |
Email: West Linn Focus Groups on Growth Management, Stafford,
including:
* CDRI-West Linn Focus
Group report-May-June 2008.pdf * Memo:
To Carlotta Colette from Ken Ray regarding West Linn Focus Groups
on Growth Management and Stafford |
TO: David Bragdon, Carl Hosticka, Robin McArthur, John Williams
FROM: Ken Ray |
| 388 |
7/16/2008 |
Map: Submitted at Oregon City Open House for Reserves - Multnomah
County Composite Map - October 19, 2006 |
FROM: Steve Barker |
| 389 |
7/16/2008 |
Information Packet: Submitted at Oregon City Open House for Reserves
- Information Packet for Proposed 2009 UGB Expansion in City
of Oregon City, Central Point Road Area (dated 2/10/2008) |
FROM: Vern Johnson |
| 390 |
7/16/2008 |
Presentation: Newland - Perfectly Suited for "A Great Community,"
submitted at Oregon City Open House for Reserves |
FROM: Gordon Root |
| 391 |
7/16/2008 |
Letter: Response to June 4 letter expressing concern about the
composition of the regional Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement
FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 392 |
7/16/2008 |
E-mail: Reminder - July 24 Neighboring Communities Meeting Agenda,
includes:
* Neighboring Communities
Meeting Agenda |
TO: Neighboring Communities & Interested Persons
FROM: Paulette Copperstone |
| 393 |
7/16/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session
|
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| 394 |
7/16/2008 |
Packet: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session, including:
* Agenda
* Regional
Choices Engagement Architecture (2008-2011) Draft, July 7, 2008
* Making the Greatest Place
Workshop Series Innovative Design and Development Toolkit Release
July 8, 2008 *
Memo: from Core 4 Technical Team to Core 4 and Steering Committee
members regarding Proposed Reserves Study Area Map, dated May
30, 2008
* Map: 5 Miles
from Metro UGB Attachment A
* Map: Proposed Urban and Rural Reserves Study Area Attachment
B * Draft 2007 Coordinated Reserves Work Program Overview
03/13/08 * Draft Key Milestones for Designating Urban
and Rural Reserves Draft 1, 12/20/07
* Memo: to Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners,
Multnomah County Board of County Commissioners, Washington County
Board of County Commissioners, Metro Council form Core Four Project
Management Team regarding Status of DLCD grant request and urban/rural
reserves budget |
|
| 395 |
7/16/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 396 |
7/17/2008 |
Email: Reply to question about Bonny Slope area |
TO: Linda Sawaya, Francine Floyd, Ray Valone
FROM: John Williams,
Metro |
| 397 |
7/18/2008 |
Email: Reply to question regarding location of future UGB expansion,
including:
* Proposed Urban and
Rural Reserves Study Area Map |
TO: Fred Holz
FROM: Ken Ray |
| 398 |
7/21/2008 |
Urban and Rural Reserves NW Portland Open House documents, including:
* Urban and Rural Reserves NW
Portland Open House - July 21, 2008 (summary notes)
* 4 Urban and Rural Reserves Designation Help Shape
the Next Half-Century map and comment sheets
* Urban and Rural Reserves
July 21 NW Open House sign-in sheets) * Flipchart notes |
|
| 399 |
7/24/2008 |
Agenda: Neighboring Communities Meeting- Sandy, OR |
|
| 400 |
7/30/2008 |
Letter: Farmers Markets and Urban and Rural Reserves |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Rosemarie Cordello,
President, Board of Directors, Portland Farmers Market & Carrie
Hoops, Interim, Executive Director, Portland, Farmers Market |
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| 401 |
7/30/2008 |
Email: Response to request for report entitled 2005-2060 Regional
Population and Employment Forecast for the seven-county Portland-Beaverton-Vancouver
OR-WA Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) Public Review
Draft May 19, 2008, including
* Copy of above report |
TO: Karla Antonini
FROM: Francine Floyd |
| 402 |
8/4/2008 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Reserves Steering Committee Meeting #6 Annotated
Agenda * Reserves Core 4 Summary Notes, June
27, 2008 * Memo: from Core 4
Project Management Team regarding Status of DLCD Grant Request
and Urban/Rural Reserves Budget * Urban
and Rural Reserves Phase 2 Public Involvement Draft Open House
Summary, July 30, 2008
* Urban and Rural Reserves Phase 2 Open
House - Forest Grove, June 26 Draft Summary of Public Input prepared
by Mike Dahlstrom * Urban and Rural Reserves
Phase 2 Open House - Gresham, July 7, 2008 Summary of Public
Input prepared by Maggie Dickerson
* Urban and Rural Reserves
Phase 2 Open House - Beaverton, June 16, 2008, Draft Summary
of Public Input prepared by Mike Dahlstrom * Urban
and Rural Reserves Phase 2 Open House - Tualatin, July 10, 2008,
Draft Summary of Public Input, prepared by Maggie Dickerson
* Urban and Rural Reserves Phase 2 Open House - Central
Portland, July 12, 2008, Draft Summary of Public Input, perpared
by Marcia Sinclair * Urban and Rural Reserves NW Portland
Open House - July 21, 2008 * Urban and Rural Reserves Phase
2 Open House - Oregon City, July 16, 2008, Draft Summary of Public
Input, prepared by Maggie Dickerson |
|
| 403 |
8/4/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 404 |
8/5/2008 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT No.19: Audio Tapes - Metro Council Work Session
Meeting - Tapes 1 & 2 HAVE BEEN REMOVED: no discussion regarding
Reserves at this meeting. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tony Andersen, Council Operations Assistant |
| 405 |
8/6/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 406 |
8/6/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 407 |
8/7/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Christin Ritz, Elizabeth Adams, Moses Punzal |
| 408 |
8/8/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Pritha Golden, Ryan Pyrich |
| 409 |
8/11/2008 |
Letter: Responding to Metro's invitation to start a productive
dialogue with your Council about how to plan for the future |
TO: Mayor Todd Deaton and City Councilors, City of Donald
FROM: David Bragdon, President, Metro Council |
| 410 |
8/11/2008 |
Letter: Requesting land be Urban Reserve or inside the UGB, not
put into Rural Reserves (1N1W08D TL400 and TL600 and 1N1W08C
TL500), including: map |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Sandra Baker |
| 411 |
8/11/2008 |
Letter: Copy of letter sent to Reserve Steering Committee Requesting
land be Urban Reserve or inside the UGB, not put into Rural Reserves
(1N1W08D TL400 and TL600 and 1N1W08C TL500) |
TO: Tim O'Brien
FROM: Sandy Baker |
| 412 |
8/11/2008 |
Letter: Request to have 20 acres along NW Skyline Boulevard designated
as Urban Reserve |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Jeff Cogan FROM: Mark Walkley |
| 413 |
8/12/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Margaret Pettygrove, John Adams, Lindsay Johnson |
| 414 |
8/12/2008 |
Letter: Request that land outside UGB and "Coastal Corridor" at
the north end of Forest Park be designated a Rural Reserve, including:
* Letter from Citizen Participation Organization
7 to David Bragdon and Metro Council (dated November 13, 2006
* Letter from Forest
Park Neighborhood Association to David Bragdon and Metro Council
(dated 1/5/2007)
* Forest Park Neighborhood "Vision Survey"
Results Summary (dated July 26, 2006)
* Two Maps of Regionally Significant Fish and Wildlife Habitat
Inventory Map, one with hand drawn boundaries |
TO: David Bragdon, President, Metro Council, Metro Councilors,
Multnomah and Washington Counties Chairs and Commissioners, City
of Portland Mayor and Commissioners
FROM: Jim Emerson, President, Forest Park Neighborhood
Assn, and Michelle Bussard, Executive Director, Forest Park Conservancy |
| 415 |
8/13/2008 |
Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 416 |
8/13/2008 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Draft Meeting Summary, Reserves Steering
Committee, June 9, 2008 * Regional Choices Engagement Architecture
(2008-2011), Draft (dated July 18, 2008) |
|
| 417 |
8/13/2008 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 081308rsc-01: Letter regarding appropriate development
and sustainable agriculture in French Prairie dated August 12,
2008 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Benjamin D. Williams,
Friends of French Prairie |
| 418 |
8/13/2008 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 081308rsc-02: Concerns of the Rural Unincorporated
"The Rural Perspective" |
TO: Reservs Steering Committee FROM: Judy Andreen and the
Hamlet of Beavercreek |
| 419 |
8/13/2008 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 081308rsc-03: Report on activities in Phase 2 of the
Reserves Work Program including a preliminary summary of public
input and Coordinated Public Involvement Plan updates |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee and Core 4 members
FROM: Reserves Core 4
and Technical Public Involvement Staff |
| 420 |
8/13/2008 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 081308rsc-04: Chart: Process to frame, refine and
make regional growth management choices: Local aspirations, scenarios
and capacity analysis |
|
| 421 |
8/13/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 422 |
8/18/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Karen Anderson, Jordan Forestell, Chad Shuster, Morgan Patterson |
| 423 |
8/19/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
TO: Metro Council |
| 424 |
8/19/2008 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Meeting Packet Agenda
Item No. 1: Regional Choices Engagement Architecture (2008-2011),
draft (dated 7/18/2008) |
TO: Metro Council |
| 425 |
8/25/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Ethan Berleman, Jolene Willson |
| 426 |
8/27/2008 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Reserves Core 4 Summary Notes, August
4, 2008 * Memo from Randy Tucker
and draft Reserves update letter to Legislature * Draft Agenda:
Reserves Steering Committee No. 7, September 10, 2008 |
TO: Reserves Core 4 Members and Staff FROM: Francine
Floyd |
| 427 |
8/27/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 Meeting |
|
| 428 |
8/27/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Yolanda Moisa |
| 429 |
8/28/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Julian Baumgartner |
| 430 |
9/2/2008 |
1000 Friends of Oregon Protect our Farms Postcards |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Julie L. Kelly |
| 431 |
9/2/2008 |
Memo: Reserves Core 4 Meeting - August 27 Action Items and Meeting
Summary |
TO: Reserves Core 4 and Project Management Team Members
FROM: Debra Nudelman and Aurora Martin, Kearns & West |
| 432 |
9/3/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 433 |
9/3/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 434 |
9/3/2008 |
Email: Greg Specht's comments on urban growth boundary expansions
and David Bragdon's response. |
TO: Greg Specht
FROM: David Bragdon |
| 435 |
9/8/2008 |
Email: Response to Ashton Root regarding his submission of a bound
Powerpoint presentation entitled Newland: Perfectly Suited for
"A Great Community" |
TO: Ashton Root
FROM: Francine Floyd |
| 436 |
9/10/2008 |
Agenda: Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Francine Floyd |
| 437 |
9/10/2008 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Draft Meeting Summary: Reserves Steering Committee,
August 13, 2008
* Memo:
From Reserves Core 4 Technical and Public Involvement Staff to
Reserves Steering Committee regarding Report on activities in
Phase 2 of the Reserves Work Program and Coordinated Public Involvement
Plan including a summary of public input
* Map: Urban and Rural Reserves
Study Areas, Draft |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Francine Floyd |
| 438 |
9/10/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record (no number): Powerpoint Presentation of Maps of the Reserves
Study Area showing Development Constraints and Title 4 by Group
MacKenzie |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Group Mackenzie |
| 439 |
9/10/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 091008rsc-01: Putting the Cart Before the Horse, addressing
660-027-0050 Factor No. 1 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Christine Kosinski |
| 440 |
9/10/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 091008rsc-02: Email regarding Urban Reserves Study
Area |
TO: Lynn Peterson, Bill Kennermer, Martha Schrader FROM:
Jim Gilbert |
| 441 |
9/10/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 091008rsc-03: Letter regarding request by the City
of Molalla to change the study area boundary |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Joanne Rigutto |
| 442 |
9/10/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 091008rsc-04: Metro Reserves Study Area: Map 6 Development
Constraints |
|
| 443 |
9/10/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 091008rsc-05: 1000 Friends of Oregon Blueprint for
Oregon's Future - The Benefits of Land Use Planning |
|
| 444 |
9/10/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 091008rsc-06: Urban and Rural Reserves Shaping the
Region for the next 50 Years |
|
| 445 |
9/10/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 091008rsc-07: Regional Choices Engagement: Framing
our Choices - Fall 2008 |
|
| 446 |
9/10/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 447 |
9/11/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Council |
|
| 448 |
9/11/2008 |
Metro Council Meeting Packet Agenda Item No. 6.4: Resolution No.
08-3992, For the Purpose of Approving a Contract Amendment for
Facilitation of the Urban and Rural Reserves Project |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Darin Matthews, John Williams |
| 449 |
9/11/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Council Regular Meeting |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Chris Billington |
| 450 |
9/16/2008 |
Letter: SB 1011 presents best opportunity to fix current UGB expansion
process, but HBA is concerned about how little data has been
presented to the Reserve Committee process |
To: David Bragdon
FROM: Jim McCauley, Portland Metro Home Builders Association |
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| 501 |
11/12/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 111208rsc-02: Don't Go Down a Slippery Slope! Natural
Hazards |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Christine Kosinski |
| 502 |
11/12/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 111208rsc-03: Powerpoint Presentation: Planting Prosperity
and Harvesting Health: Trade-offs and Sustainability in our Regional
Food System |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Sheila Martin, Institute
of Portland Metropolitan Studies |
| 503 |
11/12/2008 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 111208rsc-04: Memo regarding Potential Infrastructure
Cost Criteria and Draft Rating System Approach (dated October
30, 2008) |
TO: Malu Wilkinson
FROM: Todd Chase, FCS Group |
| 504 |
11/12/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 505 |
11/13/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Chris Billington |
| 506 |
11/17/2008 |
Letter: Regarding wish to speak with Councilor Harrington about
property at northwest intersection of Helvetia and Highway 26 |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Jim Standring, Standring Groveland Investment Co LLC |
| 507 |
11/19/2008 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT No. 25: Audio Tapes - Metro Council Greatest
Place Work Session, Tapes 1 and 2 HAVE BEEN REMOVED: No material
related to reserves. |
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| 508 |
11/20/2008 |
Five Protect our Farms Postcards from 1000 Friends of Oregon |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
5 citizens (handwriting illegible) |
| 509 |
11/20/2008 |
Four Protect our Farms Postcards from 1000 Friends of Oregon |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
4 citizens (handwriting illegible) |
| 510 |
12/1/2008 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Meeting Summary: Reserves Core 4, Ocober 31,
2008 * Memo: From Ken Ray regarding
Open Positions on Reserves Steering Committee
* Letters to Mayor-elect Doyle, Mayor-elect Willey
and Mayor-elect Hoffman regarding formal appointments to the
Reserves Steering Committee
* Text
for email message to Mayors or Mayors-elect of Banks, Canby,
Estacada, Gaston, Molalla, North Plains, Sandy and Woodburn regarding
representation of neighboring communities on the Reserves Steering
Committee
* Reserves Steering Committee
structure diagram * Reserves
Steering Committee Members as of June 10, 2008
* Reserves Steering Committee 2009 Meeting Schedule |
TO: Reserves Core 4 FROM: Laura Dawson-Bodner |
| 511 |
12/1/2008 |
Meeting Summary: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 512 |
12/3/2008 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 513 |
12/3/2008 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 514 |
12/3/2008 |
Letter posted to Opinion Impact, the Oregonian, titled A narrow
vision at the Big Look |
|
| 515 |
12/4/2008 |
Supplemental Materials: Memo regarding Revised Natural Landscape
Features Inventory Maps, including set of 10 maps (produced October
08) |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Tim O'Brien |
| 516 |
12/5/2008 |
Email: Email exchange regarding incorporation of agricultural
land into Rural and Urban Reserves and the need for land to grow
food locally |
TO: Molly Bresser
FROM: Ken Ray, John Williams |
| 517 |
12/5/2008 |
Email: Request to post memo from Group Mackenzie entitled - Review
of Materials and Findings - to Reserves web page: includes above
memo |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: Bob LeFeber |
| 518 |
12/5/2008 |
Email exchange Re: Reserves: Phase 3 Analysis Overview from: Kathryn
Harrington to Rod Park to Maul Wilkinson and John Williams |
|
| 519 |
12/8/2008 |
Letter: Request for participation on the Reserves Steering Committee,
including:
* Reserves Steering
Committee Structure (orb)
* Reserves Steering Committee Roster
* Reserves Steering Committee
2009 Meeting Schedule |
TO: Mayors-elect Jack Hoffman, Jerry Willey, and Dennis Doyle
FROM: Reserves Core 4 |
| 520 |
12/8/2008 |
Email: Response to Greg Specht's question regarding information
on the Urban & Rural Reserves Candidate areas |
TO: Greg Specht
FROM: Deb Nudelman |
| 521 |
12/10/2008 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Annotated Agenda
* Draft Meeting Summary, November
12, 2008 * Memo: Reserves
Phase 3 Public Involvement Process Update from Reserves Public
Involvement Team
|
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Laura Dawson-Bodner |
| 522 |
12/10/2008 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 121008rsc-01: Economic and Employment Trends Analysis
for the Portland Metro Region - Final Report Outline Discussion
Draft (dated December 9, 2008) |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: E.D.Hovee |
| 523 |
12/10/2008 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 121008rsc-02: Memo regarding Local Jurisdiction Growth
Aspiration Requests (dated December 8, 2008) |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Chris Deffebach |
| 524 |
12/10/2008 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 121008rsc-03: Memo regarding Review of Materials and
Findings, dated October 22, 2008 |
TO: Associated General Contractors, Clackamas County Business
Alliance, Columbia Corridor Association, Commerical Real Estate
Economic Coalition, East Metro Economic Alliance, Home Builders
Association of Industrial and Office Properties, Portland Business
Alliance, Portland Metro Association of Realtors, Westside Economic
Alliance FROM: Matthew
Butts |
| 525 |
12/10/2008 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 526 |
12/16/2008 |
Letter: Metro Council Policy Decisions - Impacts to Industry |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Council, MTAC, MPAC
FROM: Tom Skaar, 209 Home
Builders Association President |
| 527 |
12/24/2008 |
Email: Seeking update North Bethany, and response |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: Thomas VanderZanden |
| 528 |
1/6/2009 |
Letter: Metro has not reached foregone conclusions about reserves |
TO: Tom Skaar
FROM: David Bragdon |
| 529 |
1/7/2009 |
Email:Confirmation of Mayor Kathy Figley as member and Mayor Melody
Thompson as alternate to the Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: L. Dawson-Bodner FROM: Melody Thompson |
| 530 |
1/7/2009 |
Email: Confirmation of Mayor Denny Doyle, City of Beaverton, as
member of the Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: L. Dawson-Bodner FROM: Joyce Barnard |
| 531 |
1/7/2009 |
Draft Regional Reserves Steering Committee 2009 Agenda Items |
|
| 532 |
1/8/2009 |
Email: Confirmation of Mayor Jack Hoffman, City of Lake Oswego,
as member of the Reserves Steering Committee, and Donna Jordan
as alternate. |
TO: [email protected] FROM: Barbara Guthrie |
| 533 |
1/8/2009 |
Letter: Appointment of Portland Representative to Regional Reserves
Steering Committee, including:
* Chart: Reserves Steering Committee
Structure * Reserves Steering
Committee Roster dated January 8, 2009 * Reserves
Steering Committee 2009 Meeting Schedule (Revised) dated 12/19/08
* Letter: to Mayor Tom Potter
from David Bragdon and Kathryn Harrington regarding appointment
of Commissioner Gil Kelley to Regoinal Reserves Steering Committee,
dated October 30, 2007
* Response from Mayor Tom Potter to David Bragdon and Kathryn
Harrington, dated January 3, 2008 |
TO: Mayor Sam Adams FROM: Martha Schrader, Jeff
Cogan, Tom Brian, Kathryn Harrington |
| 534 |
1/8/2009 |
Letter: Expression of My Concerns Regarding the Washington County's
Urban and Rural Reserves Planning Process |
TO: Washington County Urban Reserves Coordinating Committee (RCC),
Mayor Craig Dirksen and members of Tigard City Council, Councilor
Kathrn Harrington, Craig Prosser, Tom Coffee, Ron Bunch FROM:
Councilor Gretchen Buehner, City of Tigard |
| 535 |
1/9/2009 |
Email: with attached letter from Mayor David Fuller to Councilor
Kathryn Harrington regarding alternates to Reserves Steering
Committee, Other Cities - Multnomah County, for January, February
and March, 2009 |
TO: L. Dawson-Bodner FROM: Dana Fuller |
| 536 |
1/10/2009 |
Letter: Follow up on December 18th Meeting with HBAMP (Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan Portland) |
TO: David Bragdon
FROM: Joe Keizur, Interim Vice President, Government Affairs
and Legislative Affairs, HBA of Metropolitan Portland |
| 537 |
1/10/2009 |
Letter: Follow-up on December 18th Meeting with HBAMP |
TO: David Bragdon FROM:
Joe Keizur, Interim Vice President, Government Affairs and Legislative
Affairs, HBA of Metropolitan Portland |
| 538 |
1/12/2009 |
Email, including a letter from West Linn Mayor Patti Galle to
the Reserves Core 4 regarding a request to fill the Clackamas
County Other Cities position on the Urban Rural Reserves Steering
Committee |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Jeff Cogan, Tom Brian, Ken Ray, John Williams
FROM: Tina Lynch, City of West Linn |
| 539 |
1/13/2009 |
Email: Equity Considerations in Making the Greatest Place Planning
Processes, including letter |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Rex Burkholder,
Robery Liberty, Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka, Keny Ray,
Tom Brian, Jeff Cogan, Clackamas County, Kelsey Newell, Cheryl
Grant, Maggie Dickerson, Charles Beasley, Lutplan
FROM: Sue Marshall, Ron Carley and Jill Fuglister, Coalition
for a Livable Future |
| 540 |
1/13/2009 |
Email: Regarding designation of Tara Sulzen as alternate to Reserves
Steering Committee, Land Use |
TO: L. Dawson-Bodner FROM: Mary Kyle McCurdy |
| 541 |
1/13/2009 |
Email: Regarding designation of Alice Norris, member, and Jim
Nicita, alternate, to Reserves Steering Committee for the City
of Oregon City |
TO: Kelsey Newell FROM:
Alice Norris |
| 542 |
1/13/2009 |
Email: Regarding designation of Dick Strathern, alternate, to
the Reserves Steering Committee for the City of Gresham |
TO: L. Dawson-Bodner FROM: Eric Chambers |
| 543 |
1/13/2009 |
Email: Regarding designation of Mayor Tim Knapp, member, to the
Reserves Steering Committee for Other Cities - Clackamas County |
TO: John Williams, Ken Ray, Andy Cotugno
FROM: Mark Ottenad |
| 544 |
1/14/2009 |
Email: including letter from Mayor Adams to President Bragdon
and Councilor Harrington regarding the appointment of Susan Anderson,
City of Portland, as member of the Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: David Bragdon, Susan Anderson FROM: Lisa Libby |
| 545 |
1/14/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Annotated Agenda
* Draft Meeting
Summary dated December 10, 2008
* Reserves Steering Committee 2009 Meeting Schedule (Revised),
dated 12/19/08
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TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Laura Dawson
Bodner |
| 546 |
1/14/2009 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 011409rsc-01: Letter: from Coalition for a Livable
Future regarding Equity Considerations in Making the Greatest
Place Planning Processes, dated January 12, 2009 |
TO: Metro Council, Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Sue Marshall,
Ron Carley, Jill Fuglister |
| 547 |
1/14/2009 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 011409rsc-02: Memo: Washington County staff progress
report on rural reserves designation dated January 12, 2009
|
TO: Washington County Urban Reserves Coordinating Committee
FROM: Brent Curtis, Washington County |
| 548 |
1/14/2009 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 011409rsc-03: Letter: The wish to build on family
property zoned Exclusive Farm Land (EFU) |
TO: Metro and Multonomah Reserves Committee
FROM: Sandy Baker |
| 549 |
1/14/2009 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 011409rsc-04: Memo: Rural reserves initial screening,
dated January 13, 2009 |
TO: Core 4 and Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Core 4 Project
Management Team |
| 550 |
1/14/2009 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 011409rsc-05: Presentation: Washington County Rural
Reserves Designation Progress Report - January 14, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Brent Curtis, Washington
County |
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| 551 |
1/14/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
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| 552 |
1/15/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Meeting |
|
| 553 |
1/20/2009 |
Letter: Request to include 5 acre parcel located at 2205 SW Troutdale
Road, Troutdale OR, 97060 in the next UGB expansion |
TO: Ray Valone
FROM: Lois Summers |
| 554 |
1/21/2009 |
Letter: Metro's decision to annex Damascus into the UGB, including
a letter to the City of Damascus, "I do not want my property
changed to a commercial zone," dated January 21, 2009 |
TO: David Bragdon FROM:
Debra C. Gardiner |
| 555 |
1/23/2009 |
Email: Confirmation of Bob Clay, City of Portland, as alternate
to the Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: L. Dawson-Bodner FROM: Lisa Libby |
| 556 |
1/26/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Annotated Agenda
*
Minutes: Reserves Core 4, dated December 1, 2008
* Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Roster
as of January 22, 2009 * Framing Growth Forecasts in the
Context of Urban Reserves, dated February 27, 2008
|
TO: Reserves Core 4 FROM: Kearns and
West |
| 557 |
1/26/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
TO: Reserves Core 4 FROM: Kearns and
West |
| 558 |
1/27/2009 |
Email: Appointment of Mayor Tim Knapp as member and Teri Cummings
as alternate to the Reserves Steering Committee, Clackamas County
- Other Cities, including:
* Letter: from Danielle
Cowan, Director, Community and Legislative Affairs, Clackamas
County to Kathryn Harriington, dated January 14, 2009 |
TO: L. Dawson-Bodner, Midge Robinson
FROM: Danielle Cowan |
| 559 |
1/29/2009 |
Letter: Metro Urban and Rural Reserves Study Regional Land Use
Business Advisory Group Mapping Series |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Core 4 members
FROM: Greg Manning,
Greg Specht, Craig Brown, Mark Clemons |
| 560 |
1/30/2009 |
Letter: landowners in Borland area who wish have their property
included in the urban reserve |
TO: Doug McClain
FROM: Borland Neighborhood Association Property Owners, Robert
Hornberg, Jerry and Lois (Wanker) Tolbert, Gramor Development,
Lee Schaber, Mike Hellberg (Schaber), Parr Lumber, Stafford Investments
LP, Karen and Randy (Ek) Schultz, Cheryl (Wanker) Saarnin, Larry
and Valarie Shodin, Bob Smetz, London McNIsh, Debra Hanson, Ronald
Preston, Treadline Construction, Ovie Ragalie, Paul Lee, David
Waldrum, Len Schaber, Rolling Hills Foundation, S & H Logging,
Raffi Arakelian, Dennis 7 Dees Landscaping, David Snodgrass,
Thomas and Marian Sawtell, Chris and Heidi Guettler, Cathleen
Walker, Walter and Loraine Denley, Rolling Hills Community Church,
Linda Unti |
| 561 |
2/3/2009 |
Letter: City of Hillsboro Metro Reserves Steering Committee Appointments
(Jerry Willey, Aron Carleson) |
TO: John Williams, David Bragdon, Sarah Jo Chaplen, Robert Dixon
FROM: Jerry W. Willey |
| 562 |
2/4/2009 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session packet, including:
* Agenda
* 2009-2011
Regional roadmap, dated 01/26/09
* Metro's Economic and Employment Trends Work, draft,
dated January 28, 2009
* Memo:
Local aspiration process update, to Metro Council from Chris
Deffebach, dated January 28, 2009
* Draft Regional Reserves Steering
Committee 2009 Agenda Items, dated January 7, 2009
* Memo: Infrastructure Analysis Update, to Council
President Bragdon and Metro Councilors from Andy Shaw, dated
January 27, 2009 * Memo: Recap of direction from
the Joint MPAC/JPACT meetings and MPAC review January 14 and
JPACT review January 15 |
TO: Metro Council |
| 563 |
2/4/2009 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Packet Attachment to
the Public Record No.020509cw: Presentation entitled Employment
and Economic Trends Analysis |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Malu Wilkinson and Eric Hovee |
| 564 |
2/4/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Work Session, MIN09/00008 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tony Andersen, Council Operations Assistant |
| 565 |
2/4/2009 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT No. 26A: Audio Tapes - Metro Council Greatest
Place Work Session, Tapes 1, 2 and 3 - This recording will be
accessible until its retention has been met |
|
| 566 |
2/4/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 567 |
2/4/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 568 |
2/7/2009 |
Email: Framing Growth Forecasts in the Context of Urban Reserves,
including Framing Growth Forecasts in the Context of Urban Reserves
Draft Update - February 6, 2009 |
TO: Greg Specht, Laura Dawson Bodner, Jack Hoffman, Jerry Willey,
Dennis Doyle, Shawn Cleave, Mary Kyle McCurdy, Brent Curtis,
Doug McClain, Charles Beasley, Deb Nudelman, Ray Valone, Robin
McArthur FROM: John Williams |
| 569 |
2/10/2009 |
Email: regarding Borland Neighborhood Association and referencing
letter dated January 30, 2009 to Doug McClain from Borland residents
regarding landowners in the Borland area who wish to have their
property included in the urban reserve; includes email response
from Chris Deffebach |
TO: Chris Deffebach FROM:
Rob Fallow |
| 570 |
2/11/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet, including:
* Annotated Agenda, Reserves Steering Committee
Meeting No. 11 * Reserves Steering Committee draft meeting
minutes, January 14, 2009 * Memo: from Core 4 Project Technical
Team to Core 4 and the Reserves Steering Committee regarding
Urban reserves initial screening * Reserves
Steering Committee 2009 Meeting Schedule (Revised), dated 01/28/09
* Reserves Steering Committee
Meeting Roster as of January 26, 2009 * Letter: From NAIOP
Commercial Real estate Development Association regarding recommendations
to the three County Reserves Committees from the business members
of the Steering Committee * Framing
Growth Forecasts in the Context of Urban Reserves, Updated February
10, 2009
* Memo and Map dated February 9,
2009: from Core 4 Technical Team regarding Preliminary Analysis
of Providing Urban Level Water Service Within Reserves Study
Area
* Memo and Maps dated
February 9, 2009: from Core 4 Technical Team regarding Preliminary
Analysis of Providing Urban Level Sanitary Sewer Service Within
Reserves Study Area
* Memo and
Maps dated February 11, 2009: from Core 4 Technical Team regarding
Preliminary Analysis of Providing Urban Level Transporation Service
Within Reserves Study Area
* Letter: recommendations from business members
of RSC to the 3 county reserves committees and the Reserves Core
4 * Framing Growth Forecasts in
the Context of Urban Reserves, updated February 10, 2009
* Memo and 2 Maps: Preliminary Analysis of Providing
Urban Level Sanitary Sewer Service Within the Reserves Study
Area, dated February 9, 2009
* Memo and 2 Maps: Preliminary Analysis of Providing Urban
Level Transportation Service Within the Reserves Study Area,
dated February 11, 2009
* Memo
and Map: Preliminary Analysis of Providing Urban Level Water
Service Within the Reserves Study Area, dated February 11, 2009
|
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Steering Committee Interested
Parties
FROM: Laura Dawson Bodner |
| 571 |
2/11/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record 021109rsc-01: Letter regarding recommendations to the
three County Reserves Committees from the business members of
the Steering Committee |
TO: RSC Core 4 members, Chuck Beasley, Brent Curtis, Doug McLain
FROM: Greg Manning, Greg Specht, Craig Brown,
NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Association |
| 572 |
2/11/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record 021109rsc-02: Framing Growth Forecasts in the Context
of Urban Reserves, updated February 10, 2009 |
|
| 573 |
2/11/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record 021109rsc-03: Memo and Map regarding Preliminary Analysis
of Providing Urban Level Water Service Within Reserves Study
Area, dated February 9, 2009 |
TO: Core 4, Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Core 4 Technical Team |
| 574 |
2/11/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record 021109rsc-04: Memo and Maps regarding Preliminary Analysis
of Providing Urban Level Sanitary Sewer Service Within Reserves
Study Area, dated February 9, 2009 |
TO: Core 4, Reserves Steering Committee, Couny Coordination Committees
FROM:
Core 4 Technical Team |
| 575 |
2/11/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record 021109rsc-05: Memo and Maps regarding Preliminary Analysis
of Providing Urban Level Transportation Service Within Reserves
Study Area, dated February 11, 2009 |
TO: Core 4, Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Core 4 Technical Team |
| 576 |
2/11/2009 |
Maps: 5 maps, Draft Potential Candidate Rural Reserve Areas, dated
February 9, 2009, presented at the Reserves Steering Committee
meeting |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Brent Curtis, Washington
County |
| 577 |
2/11/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 578 |
2/13/2009 |
Letter: Urban/Rural Reserves - French Prairie Infrastructure Analysis,
including material prepared by W and P Pacific and Langdon Farms
Golf Club. Attachments include:
* Memo: to Hal
Keever, WH Pacific, from Daniel Boultinghouse, Monte Higbee,
David Berry regarding South Wilsonville Industrial Study Area,
dated, November 25, 2008
* Exhibit 1: Map: Water and Sanitary
Sewers, Study Area F, Transportation Network, 10/23/08
* Exhibit 2: Map: South Wilsonville
Industrial Study Area, October, 2008 |
TO: Richard Benner FROM:
Steven L. Pfeiffer, Perkins Coie |
| 579 |
2/17/2009 |
Email: Appointment of Steven Sparks as alternate to the Reserves
Steering Committee, City of Beaverton |
TO: L. Dawson-Bodner FROM: Joyce Barnard |
| 580 |
2/18/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 581 |
2/18/2009 |
Metro Council Packet Attachment to the Public Record No. 021809cw-1:
Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work (MGP) Session Revised
Agenda (2/17/09) |
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| 582 |
2/18/2009 |
Metro Council Packet Attachment to the Public Record No. 021809cw-3:
Framing Growth Forecasts in the Context of Making the Greatest
Place, Draft, February 17, 2009 |
|
| 583 |
2/18/2009 |
Metro Council Packet Attachment to the Public Record No. 021809cw-4:
Draft Regional Reserves Steering Committee 2009 Agenda Items,
February 12, 2009 |
|
| 584 |
2/18/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 585 |
2/23/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Annotated Agenda
*
Minutes: Reserves Core 4, dated January 26, 2009
* Clackamas County Schedule for Candidate
Reserves * Multnomah County Urban
Reserves Initial Screening Summary - Water, Sewer, Transportation,
draft, dated 02/20/09
* Draft Urban and Rural Reserves Planning in Washinton County
Phase 3 Interim Staff Report, submitted to Washington County
Reserves Coordinating Committee, prepared by Department of Land
Use and Transportation, Long-Range Planning Division, February
9, 2009 * Map: Urban and Rural Reserve Study Area
Preliminary Water Service Suitability, from Core 4
* Map: Urban and Rural Reserve Study Area
Preliminary Sewer Service Suitability, from Core 4
* Map: Urban Reserves Initial Screening
Water and Sewer Serviceability, from Clackamas County
|
TO: Reserves Core 4 |
| 586 |
2/23/2009 |
Meeting Summary: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 587 |
2/23/2009 |
Email: Urban reserves technical screening memoranda part 1, including:
* Memo dated February 23, 2009 from J. Williams to
Metro Council and staff titled Urban reserves initial screening
technical memoranda * Memo dated Febuary 4, 2009
fro Core 4 Project Technical Team to Core 4, Reserves Steering
Committee regarding urban reserves initial screening * Memo and
Map dated February 9, 2009: from Core 4 Technical Team regarding
Preliminary Analysis of Providing Urban Level Water Service Within
Reserves Study Area (copy may be found in February 11, 2009 Reserves
Steering Committee meeting packet)
* Memo and Maps dated February 9, 2009: from Core
4 Technical Team regarding Preliminary Analysis of Providing
Urban Level Sanitary Sewer Service Within Reserves Study Area
(copy may be found in February 11, 2009 Reserves Steering Committee
meeting packet)
* Memo and Maps
dated February 11, 2009: from Core 4 Technical Team regarding
Preliminary Analysis of Providing Urban Level Transportation
Service Within Reserves Study Area (copy may be found in February
11, 2009 Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet)
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| 588 |
2/23/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Triangle be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Carlotta Colette
FROM: Larry Holt |
| 589 |
2/23/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Hamlet be given urban reserve
status, including letter from David and Jeannie Halseth to Clackamas
County Reserves Policy Advisory Committee |
TO: Carlotta Colette
FROM: David Halseth |
| 590 |
2/23/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Triangle be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Mark Buser |
| 591 |
2/24/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Triangle be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Hannah Berkowitz |
| 592 |
2/25/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Triangle be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: James D. Boyle |
| 593 |
2/26/2009 |
Letter and map from Bill Kenny, 16147 SW Roy Rogers Rd, requesting
inclusion in the UGB |
TO: Washington County Urban and Rural Reserve Coordinating Committee
FROM: Bill Kenny |
| 594 |
2/26/2009 |
Letter and map from Jim and Darla Baggenstos, 15252 SW Roy Rogers
Rd, Sherwood, 97140, Ed and Carol Beggenstos and Jacquie and
Gerry Beggenstos, all of 15801 Roy Rogers Rd, Sherwood, 97140,
requesting inclusion in the URB |
TO: Washington County Urban and Rural Reserve Coordinating Committee
FROM: Jim and Darla Baggenstos, Ed and Carol Baggenstos,
Jacquie and Gerry Beggenstos |
| 595 |
2/27/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Triangle be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Nancy R. Bryant |
| 596 |
2/28/2009 |
Letter and map from Fred and Marilyn Matthias, 14853 SW Roy Rogers
Rd, Sherwood, 97140, requesting inclusion in the UGB |
TO: Washington County Urban and Rural Reserve Coordinating Committee
FROM: Fred and Marilyn Matthias |
| 597 |
2/28/2009 |
Letter and map from Carol E. Arends, 17470 SW Bull Mountain Rd,
Tigard, 97224, requesting inclusion in the UGB |
TO: Washington County Urban and Rural Reserve Coordinating Committee
FROM: Carol E. Arends |
| 598 |
3/1/2009 |
Letter and map from Constance E. Burrell, 15688 and 15696 SW Roy
Rogers Rd, Sherwood, 97140, requesting inclusion in the UGB |
TO: Washington County Urban and Rural Reserve Coordinating Committee
FROM: Constance E. Burrell |
| 599 |
3/1/2009 |
Letter and maps from Larry Jacobs, 14011 SW Roy Rogers Rd, requesting
inclusion in the Urban Reserve |
TO: Washington County - DLUT, West Bull Mountain Community Planning
FROM: Larry Jacobs |
| 600 |
3/3/2009 |
Email: including maps indicating servicability of areas within
Clackamas County and water and sewer service possibilities in
Pete's Mountain area, included in a presentation entitled "Newland
- Perfectly Suited for a Great Community" |
TO: Tim O'Brien
FROM: Gordon Root |
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| 601 |
3/5/2009 |
Email: regarding request for rural reserve designation for Helvetia/North
Plains area, including letter to Washington County Reserves Coordinating
Committee, Tom Brian, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogan, Kathryn Harrington,
Reserves Steering Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board of Commissioners, Dave VanAsche, Mike
Dahlstrom, Deb Nudelman, Patt OpDyke
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Kathryn
Harrington, Vanasche Farm, Mike Dahlstrom, Debra Nudelman, Patt
Opdyke and commissioners' offices of Clackamas, Multomah, and
Washington Counties
FROM: Lyn Jacobs and Juvencio Argueta (La
Finquita del Buho CSA), James Just and Polly Gottesman (Pumpkin
Ridge Gardens CSA), Brian and Sharon Beinlich (Dos Sequoias farm),
Steve and Mishelle Radtke (Abundant Harvest CSA) |
| 602 |
3/5/2009 |
Letter: Concerns regarding urban/agricultural reserves process |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Joe Keizur, Homebuilders Association of Metropolitan Portland |
| 603 |
3/5/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Basin be given rural reserve
status |
TO: West Linn City Council, Lynn Pet, Patti Galle
FROM: Madaline
F. Allen |
| 604 |
3/5/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Basin be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Gary Hitesman, Dan Itel, Mayor Jack Hoffman, Mayor Lou Ogden,
Carlotta Collette
FROM: Bob and Dawn Adams |
| 605 |
3/5/2009 |
Two emails: Request that the Stafford Basin be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Chris Jordan, Judy Carson, John Kovash,
Patti Galle, Scott Burgess, teri Cummings, the oregonian, Carl
Hosticka, David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder,
Robert Liberty, Rod Park
FROM: Edward W. and Roberta O. Schwarz |
| 606 |
3/6/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford area be given rural reserve status |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Greg and Molly Gabler |
| 607 |
3/6/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Basin be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Dan Itel, Jack Hoffman, Lou Ogden, Carlotta Colette, the Oregonian,
Segeni Mungai, Patti Galle
FROM: Gary Hitesman |
| 608 |
3/6/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Basin be given rural reserve
status |
TO: West Linn City Council, C.Jordan, Carlotta Collete, Lynn Pet,
Lou Ogden, Jack Hoffman, West Linn Tidings, The Oregonian, Patti
Galle, T. Brady, Cornelia Seigneur, Hidden Springs Neighborhood
Association FROM: Megan M. Bowes
and Khalil C. Jada |
| 609 |
3/6/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Basin be given rural reserve
status |
TO: West Linn City Council, Chris Jordan
FROM: Jason and
Emily Oliver |
| 610 |
3/6/2009 |
Email: Support the designation of Rural Reserve for the Stafford
Basin |
TO: Chris Jordan, West Linn City Council
FROM: Steve Geyer,
Monica Geyer |
| 611 |
3/6/2009 |
Email: Support the designation of Rural Reserve for the Stafford
Basin |
TO: Chris Jordan, West Linn City Council
FROM: Dawn and Jeff
Hudson |
| 612 |
3/6/2009 |
Email: Preserve the Stafford area as a Rural Reserve |
TO: West Linn City Counci, Chris Jordan FROM:
Bob and Dawn Adams |
| 613 |
3/6/2009 |
Email: Designate the Stafford Basin as Rural Reserve |
TO: West Linn City Council, Chris Jordan
FROM: Jin Liu, Jin
Zhen |
| 614 |
3/7/2009 |
Email: Support the designation of Rural Reserve for the Stafford
Basin |
TO: West Linn City Council FROM: Larry Holt |
| 615 |
3/7/2009 |
Emails: Request that high-value natural resource lands be protected
in the process of designating urban and rural reserves |
TO: Robert Liberty, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rod Park,
Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Julia C. Harris |
| 616 |
3/8/2009 |
Email: Rural reserve designation not necessary between winery
and HiWestdden Springs Road |
TO: West Linn City Council FROM: L. K. Mays |
| 617 |
3/8/2009 |
Email: Request that Stafford Basin remain rural |
TO: West Linn City Council FROM: Midge Pierce |
| 618 |
3/8/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Basin be given rural reserve
status |
TO: Carlotta Collette, West Linn City Council, C. Jordan
FROM: David and Becky
Tripp |
| 619 |
3/9/2009 |
Email: Request that the Stafford Basin be given rural reserve
status |
TO: C. Jordan, West Linn City Council, The Oregonian, Carl Hosticka,
David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Roberty Liberty,
Rod Park, Carlotta Collette
FROM: Ken and Peggy Snow |
| 620 |
3/10/2009 |
Email: Hillsboro's growth aspirations and urban reserve requests,
including six slides from the presentation "The City of Hillsboro:
Growing Urban Communities" |
TO: Robert Liberty FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 621 |
3/10/2009 |
Email: regarding a resolution requesting designation as a rural
reserve, including Resolution No. 08-01, A Resolution of the
Hamlet of Mulino Requesting the County of Clackamas to Designate
the Hamlet of Mulino a Rural Reserve, and Mulino Hamlet Boundary
Map (as of July, 2007) |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: Michael Wagner |
| 622 |
3/11/2009 |
Email: Urban Growth Boundary Paradigm, including article The Inflection
is Near by Thomas L. Friedman, dated March 7, 2009 |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Patti Galle, J. Kovash, J. Carson, Lynn
Pet, Terry Cummings, [email protected], Hidden Springs,
Representative Scott Bruun, The Oregonian, Segeni Mungai, Ina
Zucker
FROM: Gary Hitesman |
| 623 |
3/11/2009 |
News Article: West Linn: Stafford Hamlet residents will vote on
community vision, in the Oregonian |
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| 624 |
3/12/2009 |
Email: Pete's Mountain Water Co. Inc. had used one third of water
rights and wishes to be included in servicability planning maps |
TO: Tim O'Brien, Maggie Dickerson FROM: Suzanne
C. Webber, Pete's Mountain Water Co., Inc |
| 625 |
3/12/2009 |
Email: Support the designation of Rural Reserve for the Stafford
Basin |
TO: Chris Jordan, West Linn City Council
FROM: Steve Miesen,
Burnside Park/Maddox Woods Volunteers |
| 626 |
3/12/2009 |
Email: Stafford Triangle under siege; with blog post, photos and
comments |
TO: David Bragdon, Carlotta Collete, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington,
Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rod Park
FROM: David Hedges |
| 627 |
3/12/2009 |
Email: in response to map, draft urban and rural study areas -
candidate areas for evaluation, sent to Reserves Interested Parties
contact list, 03/12/09. Request re: zone change from EFU 80 acres
to 1 acre rural residential. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Margie J. Bradley |
| 628 |
3/13/2009 |
Letter: Request to consider designating the SW corner of hwy 26
and hwy 212 as an urban reserve candidate area, with map |
TO: Core 4 members, Reserves Steering Committee members
FROM: Dana L. Krawczuk,
Ball Janick LLP |
| 629 |
3/14/2009 |
Support the designation of Stafford Basin as a rural reserve |
TO: West Linn City Council, Chris Jordan
FROM: Yaohua Yang,
Jiamei Zhou |
| 630 |
3/14/2009 |
Email: Additional information and map regarding Stafford area
and the 02/23/09 Rick Gruen letter included in March 16 Reserves
Steering Committee meeting packet |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee email list, West Linn Council,
Chris Jordan FROM: Teri Cummings |
| 631 |
3/16/2009 |
Letter: re: Urban Growth Boundary Expansion and desire to have
property at 33442 SW TV Hwy (tax lot 1S34A-00600) included in
the next UGB expansion; including maps and letter from Richard
Meyer, dated October 24, 2002, to Barbara Hadley and Karen Palenik |
TO: Metro Council, Tom Brian, Kathryn Harrington, Richard Meyer,
Mike Dahlstrom
FROM: Barbara Hadley and Karen Palenik |
| 632 |
3/16/2009 |
Letter: willingness to be incorporated into UGB expansion near
the City of Cornelius |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Barbara Hadley and Karen Palenick |
| 633 |
3/16/2009 |
Meeting Packet, Reserves Steering Committee: including
* Agenda
* Draft
Minutes, February 11, 2009
* Memo: from CSA owners, Washington County,
regarding objection to urban reserve designation north of hwy
26 near Helvetia * Map: Draft rural
reserve candidate areas for evaluation, dated 01/13/09 * Map:
Draft urban reserve candidate areas for evaluation, no date
* Clackamas County's urban reserve candidate areas,
March 9, 2009 * Map: Preliminary urban reserves candidate
areas and service suitability * Staff Report: Initial assessment
methodology and results, from the Multnomah County Reserves Citizen
Advisory Committee * Map: Candidate rural
reserves in Multnomah County, draft, 2/25/2009 * Map: Candidate
urban reserves in Multnomah County, draft 2/27/09 * Memo
and interim report: Washington County's phase 3 technical analysis
on urban and rural reserves, memo dated March 6, 2009; report
dated February 9, 2009
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| 634 |
3/16/2009 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public
record no. 031609rsc-01: Urban and Rural Reserves Phase 3 Preliminary
Public Meeting Schedule, 3/16/09 |
|
| 635 |
3/16/2009 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public
record no. 031609rsc-02: Memo stating objections to Clackamas
County's determinations of candidate rural reserves |
TO: Rick Gruen, Chairman, Clackamas County Reserves Policy Advisory
Committee
FROM: Chris Jordan, City Manager |
| 636 |
3/16/2009 |
Metro Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public
record no. 031609rsc-03: Letter regarding request to consider
designating the SW corner of highway 26 and highway 212 as an
urban reserve candidate area |
TO: Core 4 members, Reserves Steering Committee members
FROM: Dana L. Krawczuk, Ball
Janick LLP |
| 637 |
3/16/2009 |
Meeting Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 638 |
3/17/2009 |
Email: How to identify areas that can act as a buffer to rural
reserve areas |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Tom Brian, Lynn Pet, [email protected],
[email protected], Marissa Madrigal, 2040, Richard
Whitman, Meg Fernekees, Jennifer Donnelly, Marjorie Lifsey, Lainie
Smith FROM: Terri Wilson |
| 639 |
3/17/2009 |
Letter: objection to rural reserve designation for 14345 NW Germantown
Rd |
TO: Multnomah Co. Urban and Rural Reserves CAC, Jeff Cogen, David
Bragdon
FROM: Floreen and Arnold Hammack |
| 640 |
3/17/2009 |
Email: Designating reserve land |
TO: Kathryn Harringon, Tom Brian, Lynn Pet, [email protected],
[email protected], Marissa Madrigal, Richard Whitman,
Meg Fernekees, Jennifer Donnelly, Marjorie Lifsey, Lainie Smith
FROM: Terri Wilson |
| 641 |
3/18/2009 |
Packet: Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC), including:
* Agenda
* Clackamas
County's Urban Reserve Candidate Areas, March 9, 2009 including
map: Preliminary urban reserves candidate areas and service suitability
* Multnomah County Reserves
Citizen Advisory Committee Staff report: Initial assessment methodology
and results, February 6, 2009, draft, including two maps, Candidate
urban reserves dated 2/27/09 and candidate rural reserves dated
2/25/09
* Memo: Preliminary analysis of providing urban level sanitary
sewer service within reserves study area, including two maps,
Preliminary Sewer Service Suitability and Map A-1: Sewer Servicability
for the Reserves Study Area
*
Map: Urban and rural reserves study areas: Draft urban reserve
candidate areas for evaluation, draft
* Map: Urban and rural reserve
study areas: Rural reserve candidate areas for evaluation, draft,
1/13/2009
* Memo: Preliminay analysis of providing urban level
transportation service within reserves study aream dated February
11, 2009, including three maps, Preliminary System Lane Cost
Suitability and Preliminary Added Lane Cost Suitability and Preliminary
Connectivity Suitability * Multnomah County
Reserves Citizen Advisory Committee Staff report: Initial assessment
methodology and results dated March 6, 2009, draft * Memo:
3/18/2009 MTAC Urban and Rural Reserves presentation
* Memo: Rural reserves initial screening, dated January
13, 2009 * Memo: Washington County staff progress
report on rural reserves designation, dated January 12, 2009
* Memo:
Urban reserves initial screening, dated February 5, 2009
* Draft phase 3 regional reserves steering committee
2009 agenda items, March 13, 2009
* Memo:
Preliminay analysis of providing urban level water service within
reserves study aream dated February 9, 2009, including map, Preliminary
Water Service Suitability |
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| 642 |
3/18/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 643 |
3/18/2009 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Packet Agenda Item No.
2: Urban and Rural Reserves Summary, March 9, 2009 and Events
and Products to Actualize Key Milestones
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| 644 |
3/18/2009 |
Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session Packet Agenda Item No.
6: Guiding Principles for Urban and Rural Reserves Analysis and
Designation, March 2009 and 2 maps - Rural Reserve Candidate
Areas for Evaluation (01/13/09) and Draft Urban Reserve Candidate
Areas for Evaluation |
|
| 645 |
3/18/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 646 |
3/18/2009 |
Meeting Packet: MTAC, including:
* Agenda
* Memo: 3/18/09 MTAC Urban and Rural Reserves Presentation,
dated March 13, 2009, from Reserves Core 4 Project Management
Team * Map: Draft Urban Reserve Candidate Areas for
Evaluation * Map: Draft Rural Reserve Candidate
Areas for Evaluation, dated 1/13/09 * Map: Draft Urban and Rural
Reserve Candidate Areas for Evaluation * Memo: Clackamas
County's Urban Reserve Candidate Areas, March 9, 2009
* Map: Draft Preliminary Urban
Reserves Candidate Areas and Service Suitability, dated March
2009
* Multnomah County Reserves Citizen Advisory Committee
Staff Report: Initial Assessment Methodology and Results, March
6, 2009 draft * Multnomah County Reserves Citizen
Advisory Committee Staff Report: Initial Assessment Methodology
and Results, February 6, 2009 draft * Map: Candidate
Rural Reserves in Multnomah county, draft, 2/25/09 * Map:
Candidate Urban Reserves in Multnomah county, draft, 2/27/09
* Memo: Rural reserves initial screening, from Core 4 Project
Management Team, dated January 13, 2009
* Memo: Washington County staff progress
report on rural reserves designation
* Memo: Urban Reserves Initial Screening, from Core 4 Project
Technical Team, dated February 5, 2009
* Memo and map: Preliminary
Analysis of Providing Urban Level Water Service Within Reserves
Study Area, from Core 4 Technical Team, dated February 9, 2009
* Memo and
two maps: Preliminary Analysis of Providing Urban Level Sanitary
Sewer Service Within Reserves Study Area, from Core 4 Technical
Team, dated February 9, 2009
* Memo and two maps: Preliminary Analysis of
Providing Urban Level Transportation Service Within Reserves
Study Area, from Core 4 Technical Team, dated February 11, 2009
* MTAC Tentative
2009 Agendas, dated March 12, 2009
* Map: Urban and Rural Reserve Study Areas, Rural Reserve Candidate
Areas for Evaluation, draft, 1/13/09
* Urban and Rural Reserve Study
Areas, Draft Urban Reserve Candidate Areas for Evaluation, Draft,
3/16/09
|
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| 647 |
3/18/2009 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT 26B: CD - Metro Technical Advisory Committee
(MTAC). - This recording will be accessible until its retention
has been met. No paper copy. |
|
| 648 |
3/19/2009 |
Letter: Opposition to 11280 NW East Rd becoming part of an urban
reserve |
TO: Multnomah Co. Urban and Rural Reserves CAC, Jeff Cogan, David
Bragdon
FROM: Ken and Pam Denfeld |
| 649 |
3/21/2009 |
Letter and map: Consideration for urban reserve, 22 acres at 14715
NW Old Germantown Rd, Portland OR 97231 |
TO: Multnomah County Reserves CAC FROM:
Andy Huserik |
| 650 |
3/22/2009 |
Letter: Support for rural reserve status for Stafford Basin |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Michael and Catherine Matern |
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| 651 |
3/22/2009 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT 27:
* Three 11x17 maps: Vacant
Buildable Lot Analysis, Aquifier and Sewage Issues, Transportation
Issues regarding area near Skyline Blvd * Three
large maps: Vacant Buildable Lot Analysis, Aquifier and Sewage
Issues, Transportation Issues regarding area near Skyline Blvd
* Letter to Tim O'Brien dated February 19, 2009
including enclosed letter regarding Measure 37 claim no. M131043
|
TO: Tim O'Brien
FROM: Sandy Baker |
| 652 |
3/23/2009 |
Email: Support the designation of Rural Reserve for the Stafford
Triangle |
TO: Teri Cummings FROM:
Suzanne Wells |
| 653 |
3/23/2009 |
Letter, no date (received March 23): desire for land at 11309
NW Skyline Blvd to be included in urban reserve |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Allan and Tawnya Luethe |
| 654 |
3/24/2009 |
Email: Subject: Reserves guiding principles and open house schedule.
Includes Reserves guiding principles v.2 March 2009, and Open
House Dates Locations dated 3/19/2009 |
TO: Andy Cotugno,Andy Shaw,Annierose Vonburg,Beth Cohen,Carl Hosticka,Carlotta
Collette,Cary Stacey,Cheryl Grant,David Bragdon,Eileen Schill,Ina
Zucker,Jacob Brennan,Jim Middaugh,Kathryn Harrington,Kathryn
Sofich,Kelsey Newell,Linnea Nelson,Maria Ellis,Michael Jordan,Mike
Wetter,Phyllis Cole,Randy Tucker,Reed Wagner,Rex Burkholder,Robert
Liberty,Rod Park, Sandy Kallestad-Smith,Scott Robinson,Stacey
Triplett,Tony Andersen & Veronica Valenzuela
FROM: John Williams |
| 655 |
3/25/2009 |
Letter: Received March 25, 2009, stating that West Multnomah County
be a rural reserve (13340 NW Springville Lane) |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Tom Hamann |
| 656 |
3/25/2009 |
Email: Johnson Creek Watershed Council, including letter to Multnomah
County Urban and Rural Reserves Citizens Advisory Committee,
Reserves Steering Committee, Clackamas County Reserves Steering
Committee, Clackamas County Commissioners, Metro Council, Gresham
City Council |
TO: Charles Beasely, Jeff Cogan, Jason Howard, pdxteresa, John
Williams, Marcia Sinclair, Doug McClain, Charlotte Lehan, Lynn
Peterson, Clackamas County board of Commissioners, multchair,
district1@multnomah, district 2@multnomah, district3@multnomah,
district4@multnomah, David Bragdon, Rex Burkholder, Carlotta
Collette, Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty,
Rod Park, Carol Neilsen, Dick Strathern, Mike Bennett, Paul Warr-King,
Shane Bemis, Shirley Craddick, David Widmark, Ron Papsdorf |
| 657 |
3/26/2009 |
Email: that area on Dick Rd north of West Union between Cornelius
Pass Rd and Helvetia be included in a rural reserve, with response
from Kathryn Harrington (03/27/09) |
TO: [email protected], cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@
co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected], Kathryn Harrington,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Deb Nudelman, Patti
Opdyke
FROM: Dana Mozer |
| 658 |
3/26/2009 |
Email: Land Use |
TO: [email protected] FROM: Louie Dix
and Kathi ? |
| 659 |
3/27/2009 |
Email: Dialogue between Teri Cummings and David Halseth regarding
whether Stafford should be designated urban or rural reserve
starting on 03/23/09 |
TO Teri Cummings FROM:
David Halseth |
| 660 |
3/27/2009 |
Email: response to a message from Metro Council Hosticka about
choices for managing growth; request that Stafford Basin be included
in a rural reserve |
TO: Ken Ray
FROM: Teri Cummings |
| 661 |
3/27/2009 |
Letter: Regarding 1000 Friends of Oregon Postcards and engaging
people to give input on designating urban and rural reserves |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Tara Sulzen |
| 662 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Tom Brian and Jeff Cogen FROM: Fawn Grepo |
| 663 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Joan Whiting |
| 664 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
To: Martha Schrader FROM:
Noreen Brahim |
| 665 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Martha Schrader FROM:
Will Werner |
| 666 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathrn Harrington FROM:
Christie Flum |
| 667 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Sue Crook__? |
| 668 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Mandy Corwin |
| 669 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Catherine Quia? |
| 670 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Sofia Jamison |
| 671 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Craig Towe |
| 672 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Sue Horn-Caskey |
| 673 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Jenis M. Silva |
| 674 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Alex Galloway |
| 675 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Heike Hamann |
| 676 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
James Whitaker? |
| 677 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Trevor Baird |
| 678 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Natasha Fussell |
| 679 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Ivy O'Brien |
| 680 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Anne Dimond |
| 681 |
3/27/2009 |
Postcard: Support for strong protection of agricultural lands |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Anita Gabriel |
| 682 |
3/27/2009 |
Letter and 3 maps detailing transportation issues, vacant - buildable
lot analysis and aquifer and sewage issues presented to Multnomah
Citizens Advisory Committee regarding area near Germantown Rd,
Kaiser Rd, Springville Rd and Skyline Blvd regarding request
to bring into the UGB |
TO: Urban/Rural Reserves CAC, Chuck Beasley
FROM: Steve Barker |
| 683 |
3/28/2009 |
Email: UGB and protecting farmland on the west side of SW 229th
Avenue |
TO: Ken Ray
FROM: Susanna Churchley Schapper Keith and John Keith |
| 684 |
3/28/2009 |
Email: Dialogue between Ken Ray and Gary Hitesman regarding UGB
and regional planning efforts and the Stafford area, email exchange
started 03/26/09 |
TO: Gary Hitesman FROM:
Ken Ray |
| 685 |
3/29/2009 |
Email: response to a message from Metro Council Hosticka about
choices for managing growth; request that Metro work with existing
centers instead of expanding the UGB (West Linn) |
TO: Ken Ray
FROM: Midge Pierce |
| 686 |
3/30/2009 |
Email: Correction of testimony of Gordon Root at March 16, RSC
meeting: West Linn not intending to provide sewer services |
TO: Hidden Springs Neighborhood Association, John Williams
FROM: Lynn Fox |
| 687 |
3/30/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Reserves Core 4 Meeting Summary, February 23, 2009
* Urban and Rural Reserves Phase 3 Open
House Schedule, 3/19/09 * Talking Points prepared by Ken
Ray, dated March 5, 2009 * Map: Draft Urban
and Rural Reserves Candidate Areas for Evaluation, dated 3/19/09
* Map: Draft Urban Reserve Candidate
Areas for Evaluation, dated 3/19/09 * Map: Draft Rural Reserve
Candidate Areas for Evaluation, dated 3/19/09 * Memo: Metro
Council discussion of rural and urban reserve candidate areas
from John Williams, dated March 24, 2009
* Memo: Response to Core 4 Discussion Topics
on Suitability Analysis from Core 4 Technical Team, dated March
25, 2009 * Draft Phase 3 Regional
Reserves Steering Committee 2009 Agenda Items, dated March 13,
2009 |
|
| 688 |
3/30/2009 |
Meeting Summary: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 689 |
4/1/2009 |
Email and Letter: Support for NW Multnomah County as a rural reserve |
TO: Multomah County Reserves Citizen Advisory Committee, Laura
Dawson-Bodner, Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, [email protected],
[email protected], mark sieber, Chuck Beasley, Jeff
Cogen, Deborah Kafoury, Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Jim Emerson,
Forest Park Neighborhood Association |
| 690 |
4/1/2009 |
Email: Request that area north of West Union be designated rural
reserve |
TO:reserves@ co.washinton.or.us, [email protected], bcc@
co.clackamas.or.us [email protected], Kathryn Harrington,
reserves, [email protected] [email protected],
[email protected], Patti Opdyke
FROM: Dan Swerbilov |
| 691 |
4/1/2009 |
Letter: Perceived errors in data in water and sewer servicability
maps |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Multnomah County Steering Committee,
Washington County Steering Committee, Clackamas County Reserves
PAC
FROM: Tom Skaar and Dave Nielsen, Homebuilders Association
of Metropolitan Portland |
| 692 |
4/1/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 693 |
4/1/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 694 |
4/3/2009 |
Letter: identification of urban and rural lands and conflation
of rural with agricultural, the same timelines for urban and
rural reserves, and the goal of classifying all lands in a one-time
process |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Gerritt Rosenthal |
| 695 |
4/3/2009 |
Email: Impacts of urban reserve designation on Tualatin River
Watershed, and responses from Kathryn Harrington and John Williams |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Myra Christensen, Farm Bureau on Tualatin River Watershed Council |
| 696 |
4/6/2009 |
Email: concern that map submitted by Reserves Business Coalition
violates criteria established under ORS 660-27 |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: Gary Hitesman |
| 697 |
4/6/2009 |
Letter: From Oregon Economic & Community Development Department:
Preliminary comments of the counties' initial identification
of candidate Urban and Rural Reserve areas: Includes Attachment
1: Oregon Dept. of Transportation Comments on Candidate Urban
and Rural Reserves. |
TO: Metro Reserves Steering Committee, William Ferber, Kirk Jarvie,
Keith Johnson & Mark Ellsworth FROM: Richard Whitman, Katy
Coba, Elaine Smith, Jeff Boechler, David Morman and Karen Wilde
Goddin |
| 698 |
4/7/2009 |
Letter: City of North Plains Council representative appointment
to Metro Neighboring Jurisidictions Urban/Rural Reserves Committee
(MNJURRC) aka Metro Neighboring Communities Outreach Committee
(MNCOC) |
TO: John Williams, Mayor David Hatcher, Tim O'Brien, Councilor
Ed Andrilenas
FROM: Lisa J.Gibson |
| 699 |
4/7/2009 |
Email: Concur with Mayor Galle - we need to have this area rural |
TO: C. Jordan, council@ westlinngov.org, Carlotta Collette, [email protected],
Lou Ogden, Jack Hoffman, [email protected], [email protected]
FROM: Donna Baker |
| 700 |
4/8/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Agenda
* Draft Reserves Steering Committee meeting summary, March
16, 2009 * Email: Correction of testimony from Lynn Fox
* Letter:
from Forest Park Neighborhood Association regarding desire for
NW Multnomah County to be designated as a rural reserve
* Email: Request that area north of West Union
between Cornelius Pass Road and Helvetia be designated rural
reserve * Executive Summary:
20 and 50 year regional population and employment range forecasts,
March 2009 draft * Framing
Growth Forecasts in the Context of Urban Reserves, updated February
10, 2009
* Memo: Revised Urban and Rural Reserves
Candidate Maps, dated April 1, 2009
* Map: Draft Urban and Rural Reserve Candidate Areas
for Evaluation, draft, 04/01/09
* Map:
Draft Rural Reserve Candidate Areas for Evaluation, 03/19/09
* Map: Draft Urban Reserve Candidate Areas for Evaluation,
04/01/09
* Memo: Urban Candidate
Areas Map Change, from Chuck Beasley, Multnomah County, dated
March 31, 2009
* Map: Candidate Urban Reserves in Multnomah County dated 03/27/09
* Memo: Factors and Reserves Candidate Areas, from Dick Benner,
dated 03/31/09
|
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Interested Parties
FROM: Laura Dawson-Bodner |
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| 701 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-01: Letter regarding Economic Mapping Project,
no date |
TO: Metro Reserves Steering Committee - Core 4 Members, Reserves
Steering Committee
FROM: Karen Goddin, Oregon Economic and Community
Development Dept. |
| 702 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-02: Letter with request to designate the
SW corner of hwy 26 and hwy 212 as an urban reserve candidate
area |
TO: Core 4 and Regional Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Dana Krawczuk, Ball Janik
LLP |
| 703 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-03: Letter regarding request to remove Pete's
Mountain area from designation as a rural reserve, dated April
3, 2009 |
TO: Maggie Dickerson FROM: James A. Cox |
| 704 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-04: Public Utility Commission of Oregon
Order No. 02-464, entered July 15, 2002 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: ? |
| 705 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-05: Bound Presentation: Newland: Perfectly
Suited for "A Great Community" |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Gordon Root |
| 706 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-06: 3 maps: West Linn Candidate Rural Reserve
Map: Natural Features, Parcels, and Metro's Natural Landscape,
April 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Teri Cummings |
| 707 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-07: Written Testimony: Support for inclusion
of additional lands for consideration as urban reserves, submitted
on behalf of Chris Maletis and Tom Maletis, no date |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Tom Hughes, Tonkon
Torp LLP |
| 708 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-08: Joint state agency letter with department-specific
comments on the candidate areas |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Richard Whitman,
Elaine Smith, David Morman, Katy Coba, Jeff Boechler, Karen Goddin,
William Ferber, Kirk Jarvie, Keith Johnson, Mark Ellsworth |
| 709 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-09: Letter and map regarding unconstrained
land, request to expand Clackamas County urban reserve candidate
areas, dated April 6, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4 Members, Clackamas County
Reserves Citizens Advisory Committee, Reserves Steering Committee,
Reserves Business Coalition
FROM: Greg Manning, Craig Brown,
Greg Specht |
| 710 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-10: Letter regarding Stafford area and suggested
URR designation, dated April 2, 2009 |
TO: The Core 4, Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Jack Hoffman, Mayor
of Lake Oswego |
| 711 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-11: Letter from Johnson Creek Watershed
Council regarding concerns and issues relating to the potential
designation of all or part of upper Johnson Creek as an urban
reserve, dated March 25, 2009 |
TO: Mult. Co. Urban and Rural Reserves Citizens Advisory Committee,
Reserves Steering Committee, Clackamas County Reserves Steering
Committee, Clackamas County Commissioners, Metro Council, Gresham
City Council FROM: Matt Clark, Teresa Huntsinger |
| 712 |
4/8/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 040809rsc-12: Letter regarding designation of urban
and rural reserves between Sandy and the Multnomah county line
and Sandy and Eagle Creek, and preservation of Sandy and Gresham
as separate cities, dated April 6, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Linda Malone,
Mayor, City of Sandy |
| 713 |
4/8/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 714 |
4/8/2009 |
Letter: landowners in Borland area (south of the Tualatin River,
north of I-205, bordering the City of Tualatin to the west) who
wish have their property included in the urban reserve |
TO: Metro Steerig Committee Members FROM: Borland
Neighborhood Association Property Owners, Robert Hornberg, Jerry
and Lois (Wanker) Tolbert, Gramor Development, Lee Schaber, Mike
Hellberg (Schaber), Parr Lumber, Stafford Investments LP, Karen
and Randy (Ek) Schultz, Cheryl (Wanker) Saarnin, Larry and Valarie
Shodin, Bob Smetz, London McNIsh, Debra Hanson, Ronald Preston,
Treadline Construction, Ovie Ragalie, Paul Lee, David Waldrum,
Len Schaber, Rolling Hills Foundation, S & H Logging, Raffi Arakelian,
Dennis 7 Dees Landscaping, David Snodgrass, Thomas and Marian
Sawtell, Chris and Heidi Guettler, Cathleen Walker, Walter and
Loraine Denley, Rolling Hills Community Church, Linda Unti |
| 715 |
4/9/2009 |
Email: rural designation for Stafford |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Ina Zucker FROM:
Greg Morse |
| 716 |
4/9/2009 |
Letter: Johnson Road and Tualatin Loop peninsula area south of
I-205 should be considered rural reserve, or left undesignated
(355 Tualatin Loop) |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Larry and Lois Read |
| 717 |
4/9/2009 |
Meeting Summary: Neighbor Communities |
|
| 718 |
4/10/2009 |
Email: Editorial of West Linn Tidings/Oswego Review, including
news article "WL correct to lobby for a rural Stafford, in the
West Linn Tidings, April 9, 2009 |
TO: David Bragdon, Eileen Schill, Rod Park, Kathryn Sofich Carl
Hosticka, Veronica Valenzuela
FROM: Greg Morse |
| 719 |
4/10/2009 |
Email: ODOT Urban Reserve Study Area Analysis, including attachment
UrbanReservesversion3, for distribution to Reserves Steering
Committee |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner, Lidwien Rahman
FROM: Lainie Smith |
| 720 |
4/13/2009 |
Email: For the Reserves record: City of West Linn resolution on
Stafford, including West Linn Resolution no. 09-05 - Stafford
- 3-23-09, forwarded by Councilor Teri Cummings |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner, John Williams
FROM: Ken Ray |
| 721 |
4/13/2009 |
Letter: Question whether area described by the committee as South
West Hills should be kept in Rural Reserves, including maps |
TO: Mult. Co. CAC
FROM: Joseph C. Rayhawk and Shelley Rayhawk |
| 722 |
4/14/2009 |
Email: Request by Robinwood Neighborhood Association to designate
Stafford Basin as rural reserve |
TO: West Lynn City Council, Kevin Bryck FROM:
Scott Sandie |
| 723 |
4/14/2009 |
Email: Request for rural reserve designation for entire Johnson
Creek Watershed outside UGB, including letter and map from Johnson
Creek Watershed Council (Matt Clark and Teresa Huntsinger) |
TO: John Williams, Marcia Sinclair, Deb Nudelman, [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Jeff Cogan, Tom Brian, Maggie Dickerson,
Doug McClain, Charlotte Lehan, Lynn Peterson, Clackamas County
Board of Commissioners, [email protected], David
Bragdon, Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Robert
Liberty, Rod Park, Carol Nielsen, Dick Strathern, Mike Bennett,
Paul Warr-King, Shane Bemis, Shirley Craddick, David Widmark,
Ron Papsdorf, Susan McLain FROM: Matt Clark |
| 724 |
4/15/2009 |
Email: Comments and questions regarding OAR 660-027, the maps,
and considerations excluded at the onset of the public comment
period |
TO: Maggie Dickerson, Doug McClain, Carlotta Collette, [email protected]
FROM: Gary Hitesman |
| 725 |
4/15/2009 |
Email: Request to designate Stafford as a rural reserve |
TO: West Linn City Council FROM: Brenda Andersen |
| 726 |
4/15/2009 |
Packet: Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC), including:
* Agenda
* Map:
Urban and rural reserve study areas: Rural reserve candidate
areas for evaluation, draft, 4/7/2009 |
|
| 727 |
4/15/2009 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT 28: CD - Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC)
- This recording will be accessible until its retention has
been met. No paper copy. |
|
| 728 |
4/16/2009 |
Letter: 50 year perspective - Wilsonville - Urban and Rural Reserves |
TO: Clackamas County Reserves Policy Advisory Committee, Regional
Reserves Steering Committee, Core 4 FROM: Ben Altman, SFA Design
Group |
| 729 |
4/17/2009 |
Email: Allow 5- acre clusters and designate the rest of Stafford
Basin as rural reserve |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner, Ellen Rogalin, Doug McClain, John Williams,
Ray Valone
FROM: Teri Cummings |
| 730 |
4/18/2009 |
Letter: Request that land near Forest Park be designated rural
reserve (Springfield road area) |
TO: Metro
FROM: Greg Malinowski |
| 731 |
4/18/2009 |
Presentation: North Bethany: Development, Finance and Economics,
presentation by Terry Moore, EcoNorthwest and Jerry Johnson,
Johnson Reid, at SWG meeting, February 23, 2009, submitted to
Metro employees at the urban and rural reserves open house, Apirl
18, 2009 |
TO: Metro staff
FROM: Greg Malinowski |
| 732 |
4/18/2009 |
Letter: West Hills NW Skyline/NW Cornelius Pass Rd areas should
be included in urban reserve |
TO: Mult. Co. Urban and Rural Reserve Committee
FROM: Dale Burger |
| 733 |
4/20/2009 |
Email: Reserves schedule suggestions |
TO: Jeff Cogen, Kathryn Harrington, Karol Collymore, Chuck Beasley
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 734 |
4/21/2009 |
Letter: Reserves Process and Natural Resource Issues - natural
resources getting short shift in reserves process |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Mike Houck |
| 735 |
4/21/2009 |
Letter: Size of urban reserves too large, following should be
included as candidate rural reserves: Clackamas Bluff and Deep
Creek Watershed, Mollala River Corridor and floodplain, Willamette
Narrows and Canemah Bluff, Wilson Creek Watershed in the Stafford
Basin, Johnson Creek Watershed |
TO: Core 4, Reserves Steering Committee Members
FROM: Jim Labbe, Audobon Society of
Portland |
| 736 |
4/22/2009 |
Email: Washington County reserves updates, including meeting packet:
Washington County Urban and Rural Reserves Coordinating Committee,
dated April 6, 2009 |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty FROM: Carol
L. Chesarek |
| 737 |
4/23/2009 |
Email: Urban reserves planning and a critical need for lands that
support "family wage jobs" in and around Oregon City and in Clackamas
County |
TO: Maggie Dickerson, Reserves, Carlotta Collette, Daphne West,
Alice Norris, Doug Neely, James Nicita, Rocky Smith, Rex Burkholder,
Robert Liberty, Rose Holden, Rep Bill Kennemer, Rep Davi Hunt,
Rep Mike Schaufler, Rep Scott Bruun, Howard Post, Matthew Graham,
Colin Miner FROM: Paul Edgar |
| 738 |
4/23/2009 |
Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session Meeting Packet,
including:
* Agenda
* Metro Council Meeting Packet Item 2.0:
3 maps - Draft urban and rural reserve candidate areas for evaluation,
draft rural reserve candidate areas for evaluation, and draft
urban reserve candidate areas for evaluation, all dated 04/08/09;
Intergovernmental agreement on green corridor and rural reserve
and population coordination among City of Sandy, Clackamas County,
Metro and the Oregon Department of Transportation, revised draft
12/3/97 with map - IGA Agreement Area (Metro, ODOT, Sandy, Clackamas
County), dated February 24, 1999 |
|
| 739 |
4/23/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 740 |
4/23/2009 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO. 29A: Metro Council Making the Greatest Place
Work Session, Tapes 1 and 2 - This recording will be accessible
until its retention has been met |
|
| 741 |
4/24/2009 |
Email: Rural reserve designation for Stafford Reserve |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Scott Henderson |
| 742 |
4/25/2009 |
Email: concern regarding urban expansion in north Bethany area |
TO: Reserves email FROM:
Elaine Kramer |
| 743 |
4/25/2009 |
Email: Minimize amount of land designated urban reserves and remove
natural features and conservation priority areas for consideration
as urban reserves throughout the region |
TO: Core 4 and Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Mary Vogel |
| 744 |
4/26/2009 |
Email: concern over possible urban reserve designation in rural
West Hills |
TO: Marcia Sinclair
FROM: Matthew R. Kuhn |
| 745 |
4/26/2009 |
Email: Molalla River corridor should be included in Natural Landscape
Features Inventory |
TO: John Williams FROM:
Deena Craft |
| 746 |
4/27/2009 |
Email: Designation of Michael Williams as OECDD's alternate to
the Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner, Michael Williams
FROM: Karen Goddin |
| 747 |
4/28/2009 |
Email: Agriculture in the Springville Rd area and support for
rural reserves in this area and close-in |
TO: Charles Beasely, reserves FROM: Gregory
Malinowski |
| 748 |
4/30/2009 |
Letter: Input into urban/rural reserve study: Stafford Triangle
should be brought into the urban growth boundary |
TO: Clackamas County Planning, Metro FROM:
Kent Seida |
| 749 |
4/30/2009 |
Open House Handouts, Reserves Open Houses, April 15-April 29,
2009, including:
* Postcard: Public
open house schedule
* Brochure: Welcome to the urban and rural reserves phase
3 proposed candidate areas review
* Brochure: How
would an urban or rural reserve designation affect my property?
* Factors for Designation of
Lands as Rural Reserves/ Factors for Designation of Lands as
Urban Reserves, April 2009 * Map:
Urban and rural reserves study areas, draft, rural reserve candidate
areas for evaluation, 03/19/09 04/10/09
* Brochure: The Shape of the Region,
October 2007 * Booklet: Reserves
candidate areas Clackamas County *
Booklet: Reserves candidate areas Washington County
* Booklet: Reserves candidate areas Multnomah
County |
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| 750 |
4/30/2009 |
Letter: Protest re: process of Reserves meetings; untrained and
unequipped people are making determinations to the potential
detriment of county and state government planning and tax revenues |
FROM: Janice W. Kennedy |
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| 751 |
4/30/2009 |
Email: designate Stafford area as urban; land is suitable for
development, not suitable for profitable farming |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Erik and Judy Eselius |
| 752 |
5/1/2009 |
Email: Follow-up to open house at Rock Creek April 29; economic
and social benefits of CSA farm and request to preserve close-in
Washington County land as rural reserve, with response from Dick
Schouten |
TO: Dick Schouten, Kathryn Harrington, Brent Curtis, Andy, LUT
Planning Reserves, County Administration Office, Mike Dahlstrom,
Tom Brian, Rob Massar, Danielle Cowan, [email protected]
FROM: Lyn Jacobs and Juvencio Argueta |
| 753 |
5/2/2009 |
Email: testimony, land use decisions stating that Pete's Mountain
area should be identified as a rural reserve based on landscape
features, with letter from Jean Carlton |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Steven Carlton |
| 754 |
5/2/2009 |
Email: Designate stafford area as a rural reserve (8 photos of
pastoral scenes not included in index) |
TO: Maggie Dickerson, Laura Dawson Bodner
FROM: Roberta Schwarz |
| 755 |
5/4/2009 |
Meeting Packet, Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Core 4 Meeting Summary, March 30, 2009
* Memo: Reserves Milestone Timeline
Proposal, from Kathryn Harrington, dated April 30, 2009
* Memo and chart: Steering Committee member comments
on specific geographic areas, from Core 4 Technical Team, dated
April 29, 2009 * Memo: Metro Council
discussion of rural and urban reserve candidate areas, from Kathryn
Harrington, dated April 27, 2009
* Letter and maps: size of candidate urban reserves and location
of rural reserves in Clack. Co., form Jim Labbe, dated April
21, 2009 * Email: Designate Stafford Triangle
as rural reserve, from Alan Rosenfeld, dated April 30, 2009
* Letter and petitions: Designate Stafford Area
as a rural reserve, from Ed Schwarz, dated April 30, 2009
*
Letter: 50 year perspective - Wilsonville - Urban and Rural Reserves,
from Ben Altman, dated April 16, 2009
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| 756 |
5/4/2009 |
Meeting Summary: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 757 |
5/4/2009 |
Letter and map: Allow urban boundary to include both sides of
Division and Oxbow Drive and extend east to Hosner Rd. - Gresham
- farming and traffic issues |
TO: Urban Rural Reserves FROM: Gordon Sester, G
& F Family LLC |
| 758 |
5/5/2009 |
Email: Protect active working farmland and natural areas, protect
and support close in agriculture and farms, urban and rural reserves
should be framed in light of metro's vision of future identity
and values |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Margo Rettig |
| 759 |
5/6/2009 |
Email: Clackamas County Commission request to wait on designating
reserve areas until after the CCPC conducts its public hearing
on the Draft IGA |
TO: Metro
FROM: Michael J. Wagner, Chair, Clackamas County Planning
Commission |
| 760 |
5/6/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 761 |
5/6/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
|
| 762 |
5/6/2009 |
Email: Opposing urban reserve north of highway 26 |
TO: Charles Beasley, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected],
[email protected], Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder,
Carol Chesarek, Joel Weishaus, Dustin Posner, Bud Clark, Juliet
Hyams, Sharon Kelly, Scott Seibert, Devin Liebmann
FROM: Kiim Carlson, Devin Liebmann, Scott Siebert, Bud Clark,
Dustin Posner, Joel Weishaus, Sharon Kelly, Juliet Hyams |
| 763 |
5/6/2009 |
Email and attached letter: Concern re urban reserve designation
for land north of Evergreen to US 26 and beyond, bounded by Dairy
Creek |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, reserves FROM:
Lee Hodges |
| 764 |
5/7/2009 |
Email: RSC May 13 meeting announcement and two memos - preliminary
transportation results revision and revised preliminary added
lane cost suitability map, and identification of natural hazards
within reserves study area, both dated May 5, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Interested Parties
FROM: Laura Dawson Bodner |
| 765 |
5/7/2009 |
Email: Endorse lawful taking of game and firearms use in rural
reserves |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Ken Ray
FROM: Chad
Moore |
| 766 |
5/7/2009 |
Email: Portland Business Alliance's Land Use Committee to Review
Metro's Work; will review and comment on various land use projects,
including urban and rural reserves |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robert Liberty |
| 767 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Rural reserve designation for Pete's Mountain, including
two letters dated April 24 (from Judy Messner) and April 30 (from
John Messner) in support of designating Pete's Mountain area
as rural reserve |
TO: Reserves
FROM: John Messner |
| 768 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Updates on Washington County urban reserves and North Bethany
infrastructure funding, including North Bethany Infrastructure
Cost Summary |
TO: Rex Brukholder, Robert Liberty FROM: Carol
Chesarek |
| 769 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Marc San Soucie, Beaverton Councilor, designated as alternate
to the Reserves Steering Committee |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: Joyce Barnard |
| 770 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Remove all areas north of highway 26 from consideration
as urban reserves and designate as rural reserves; local farms
supply as much as 70% of produce during peak seasons to onsite
restaurant company with four sites in Washington County |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Kathryn
Harrington, Tom Brian, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogan, Reserves
Steering Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board of
Commissioners, Dave VanAsche, Mike Dahlstrom, Deb Nudelman, Patt
Opdyke FROM: Fedele Bauccio,
Bon Appetit Management Co. |
| 771 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Rural reserve designation for Pete's Mountain; there is
no sewer service across the Tualatin River that could be tapped
to support service for urban development on Pete's Mountain,
including map |
TO: Maggie Dickerson, Marcia Sinclair, Reserves
FROM: John Messner |
| 772 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Opposing urban reserve north of highway 26 |
TO: Kim Carlson
FROM: Rex Burkholder |
| 773 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Metro urban and rural reserves |
TO: Margo Rettig
FROM: Rex Burkholder |
| 774 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Response to question regarding area west of the Sandy River,
questioning why this area would be proposed for both urban and
rural reserves |
TO: Charlie Ciecko
FROM: Chuck Beasley |
| 775 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: Rural reserve designation for Pete's Mountain, including
memo: Designation of rural reserve for the Pete's Mountain area
in Clackamas County, to Marcia Sinclair, Maggie Dickerson, Board
of County Commissioners, Clackamas County |
TO: Reserves. Maggie Dickerson, [email protected], Doug McLain
FROM: Bernard Newland |
| 776 |
5/11/2009 |
Email: need to engage in non growth-dependent economic development |
TO: Portland City and Metro Councilors FROM: M. Scott
Jones |
| 777 |
5/12/2009 |
Letter: Owners of Montecucco Farms LLC adjacent to Canby do not
want property put into rural reserve |
TO: Rural/Urban reserve committee FROM: Steve Montecucco |
| 778 |
5/12/2009 |
Email: support rural designations for rural land |
TO: [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner, West Linn Council
FROM: Teri Cummings |
| 779 |
5/12/2009 |
Email: support for a rural reserve for areas around Forest Park
in Mult. Co., including letter from Peter H. Stark, Hillside
Neighborhood Association, and Jim Emerson and Michelle Bussard,
Forest Park Conservancy |
TO: [email protected], Amanda Fritz, Carl Hosticka, Carlotta
Collette, Dan Saltzman, David Bragdon, Deborah Kafoury, Jeff
Cogen, Judy Shipwrack, Kathryn Harrington, Nick Fish, Randy Leonard,
Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Sam Adams, Ted Wheeler,
Peter Stark, [email protected] FROM:
Jason Wallace |
| 780 |
5/13/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet, including:
* Agenda
* Draft
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee, April 8, 2009
* Urban and Rural Reserves Phase 3 Public Involvement
Initial Summary, Public Comment Report to the Regional Reserves
Steering Committee, May 13, 2009
* Memo:
Reserves milestone timeline and next steps, from Reserves Core
4 Project Management Team, dated May 6, 2009
* Preliminary Urban Growth Report, 2009-2030
Residential Executive Summary, March 2009 Draft
* Executive
Summary 2009-2030, Preliminary housing needs analysis, April
2009 Draft
* Letter and maps: re: size
of urban reserves and location of candidate rural reserves in
Clackamas County, from Jim Labbe dated April 21, 2009 * Letter
and map: from Borland Neighborhood Association, dated April 8,
2009
* Letter: 50 year
perspective - Wilsonville - urban and rural reserves, from Ben
Altman, dated April 16, 2009
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| 781 |
5/13/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 782 |
5/13/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051309rsc-01: Memo: Suggestions for improvement on
natural hazards analysis |
TO: Core 4, Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 783 |
5/13/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public
Record No. 051309rsc-02: Chart: Preliminary Public Involvement
Results, Urban and Rural Reserves Phase 3, April 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Marcia Sinclair |
| 784 |
5/15/2009 |
Email: Rural Reserves (North of Highway 26) |
TO: Jason Wallace, Council, Laura Dawson-Bodner
FROM: Rex Burkholder |
| 785 |
5/15/2009 |
News Article: Reserves designations pushed into 2010, in the Hillsboro
Argus |
|
| 786 |
5/20/2009 |
Email: Change in alternate to the Reserves Steering Committee,
Kendra Smith, for Natural Resources |
TO: John Williams, Debra Nudelman, Kendra Smith, Marcia Sinclair,
Mike Houck
FROM: Jim Labbe |
| 787 |
5/20/2009 |
Packet:Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC), including:
* Agenda
* Memo: Reserves milestone timeline revision and
next steps, dated May 6, 2009
|
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| 788 |
5/20/2009 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT 29B: CD - Metro Technical Advisory Committee
(MTAC). This recording will be accessible until its retention
has been met. No paper copy. |
|
| 789 |
5/20/2009 |
News Article: Wine-sipping, bird-watching, berry-tasting, in the
Oregonian |
Submitted by Kathryn Harrington |
| 790 |
5/21/2009 |
Letter: letter on behalf of 12 property owners of 700 acres on
Pete's Mountain regarding the desire for an urban reserve or
undesignated finding |
TO: Kathry Harrington, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Tom Brian
FROM: Donald B. Bowerman, Bowerman and David,
PC |
| 791 |
5/29/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including
* Agenda
* Core 4 Summary Notes, May 4, 2009
* Memo: Reserves milestone timeline
revision and next steps, from Reserves Core 4 Project Management
Team, dated May 6, 2009 * WIP Reserves Plan, Draft,
05/20/09
* Letter: Pete's Mountain area should not be considered a rural
reserve candidate, from Donald B. Bowerman to members of the
Core 4 |
|
| 792 |
5/29/2009 |
Minutes: Core 4 |
|
| 793 |
5/29/2009 |
Email: the best protection for natural areas may be to bring them
inside the UGB rather than to designate them as rural reserves |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM: Mary
Manseau |
| 794 |
6/2/2009 |
Email: Farming in the Stafford Triangle is a lifestyle choice;
it is not profitable |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Jerry Marshall, Oswego Hills Vineyard and Winery |
| 795 |
6/3/2009 |
Email, with attached comments to Washington County Reserves Coordinating
Committee: Dairy/MacKay Creek subregion should be designated
rural reserve; critical mass needed to support agriculture in
Washington County is present but under threat; impacts of commuter
traffic on core agricultural areas |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Catherine Keith, Valley Vista Farm |
| 796 |
6/8/2009 |
Letter: Recommendation that the candidate area within CPO 7 and
the candidate area northeast of CPO7 in Multnomah County be designed
as Rural Reserve |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, City of
Hillsboro, City of Beaverton, Tom Brian, Kathryn Harrington,
Metro Reserves Steering Committee, Multnomah County
FROM: Mary Manseau for CPO
7 |
| 797 |
6/10/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Agenda
*
Draft meeting summary, Reserves Steering Committee, May 13, 2009
* Preliminary Urban Growth Report, 2009-2030 Employment -
Executive Summary, May 2009
* Reserves Steering
Committee 2009 meeting schedule (Revised) 06-10-09
* Correspondence: Urban reserves
not good for the Dairy/McKay Creek subregion, from Catherine
Keith, Valley Vista Farm, to the Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 798 |
6/10/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 061009rsc-01: Letter and map from Katherine Deumling,
Slow Food Portland, regarding concern about large tracts of Foundation
farmland being considered for urban reserve in Washington County
and requesting decrease in candidate urban reserves to protect
farmland, dated June 8, 2009 |
|
| 799 |
6/10/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 061009rsc-02: Letter and map from Amy Benson, Portland
Area Community Supported Agriculture Coalition regarding support
for Washington County Farm Bureau Foundation Lands Base Protection
Map and concern about large tracts of Foundation farmland being
considered for urban reserve in Washington County, dated June
8, 2009 |
|
| 800 |
6/10/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 061009rsc-03: Letter from Mike Miller, Rosemont Tractor
Service, regarding support for designating Stafford Triangle
as an urban reserve and that Stafford area farming is not profitable,
submitted June 10, 2009 |
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| 801 |
6/10/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 061009rsc-04: Brochure titled Oregon Agriculture,
Facts and Figures, June 2009 |
|
| 802 |
6/10/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 061009rsc-05: Executive Summary, Clackamas County
Candidate Rural Reserve Areas: Draft Staff Review of Factors,
Issues, Suggestions and Options, dated May 18, 2009 |
|
| 803 |
6/10/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 061009rsc-06: Memo from Brent Curtis, Washington County,
regarding Phase 3 Rural Reserves Analysis - Update, dated June
4, 2009 |
|
| 804 |
6/10/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 061009rsc-07: Document from Washington County, Prequalifying
Urban Reserve Concept Planning Draft - Working Copy for Discussion
Only |
|
| 805 |
6/10/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee meeting packet attachment to the public
record no. 061009rsc-08: Document from Washington County, reporting
template |
|
| 806 |
6/10/2009 |
Meeting Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 807 |
6/11/2009 |
Email: Response to Amy Sim's opposition to the CPO 7 recommendation
of rural reserve designation for that area |
TO: Amy Sim, Chuck Beasley, Laura Dawson Bodner, Past CPO Chair
FROM: Mary Manseau |
| 808 |
6/14/2009 |
Email: suitability of important natural landscape features for
incorporation into urban and rural reserves, and letter stating
that all natural landscape features identified in the NLFI should
be protected, restored and managed regardless of their eventual
designation as urban reserves, rural reserves or as neither of
the two |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Metro, Multnomah,
Clackamas and Washington County Planning Staff
FROM: Mike Houck, Jim
Labbe and Kendra Smith, Portland Audobon and Greenspaces Institute |
| 809 |
6/15/2009 |
Email: Response to Portland Audobon and Greenspaces Institute
letter - they do not own the land that they propose to control |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Jim M Ourada |
| 810 |
6/16/2009 |
Agenda: Making the Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 811 |
6/16/2009 |
Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session Packet Attachment
Item No. 2.0: Memo: Reserves milestone timeline and next steps,
dated June 2, 2009 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: John Williams |
| 812 |
6/16/2009 |
Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session Packet Item
No. Attachment Item No. 2.1: no title, includes Regional Framework
Plan policies bearing on the designation of urban and rural reserves |
|
| 813 |
6/16/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 814 |
6/16/2009 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT 29C: TAPES 1 AND 2, Metro Council Greatest Place
Work Session - This recording will be accessible until its retention
has been met |
|
| 815 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves.
Includes June 19 reply from Kathryn Harrington. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Mary Danner |
| 816 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Rob Danner, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Rob Danner |
| 817 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Preserve Washington County farmlands |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Sheila Weaver, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Sheila Weaver |
| 818 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Kevin Rutherford, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Kevin Rutherford |
| 819 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Jennifer Reddy, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Jennifer Reddy |
| 820 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Patricia Miller, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Patricia Miller |
| 821 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Jonathan Krane, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Jonathan Krane |
| 822 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Rachel Ford, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Rachel Ford |
| 823 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Karen Semprevivo, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Karen Semprevivo |
| 824 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Melissa Bowden, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Melissa Bowden |
| 825 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Laura M. Sanders |
| 826 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves.
Includes June 19 response from Kathryn Harrington. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Alissa McMaken, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Alissa McMaken Roberts |
| 827 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Aaron Eddy, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Aaron Eddy |
| 828 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves.
7 letters received; one kept on file. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, David W. Schroeder, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: David W. Schroeder |
| 829 |
6/17/2009 |
Email: Damascus area urban reserve: Exchange between Anita Yap,
Maggie Dickerson, and Jim Labbe with comment from John Ferguson
regarding extending boundaries of urban reserve designation to
the Clackamas River and whether this designation will offer protection
to natural resources |
TO: Anita Yap, Jim Labbe, Kendra Smith, Mike Houck, Dean Apostol,
Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Kathryn Harrington, Tom Brian, Doug
McClain, Andy Cotugno, Richard Benner, David Bragdon, Rex Burkholder,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Mike
Wetter, Kathleen Brennan Hunter, Jim Desmond, John Williams,
Matt Clark, Jeff Uebel, Mary Kyle McCurdy, Curt Zonick, Tommy
Albo, Brent Curtis, Jeff Boechler |
| 830 |
6/18/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Carla Dominick, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Carla Dominick |
| 831 |
6/18/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Paul H. Anderson, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Paul Anderson |
| 832 |
6/18/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves;
including response from Kathryn Harrington, June 19, 2009. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, P. Blakely, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Paula Blakely |
| 833 |
6/18/2009 |
Email: Preserve Helvetia area; if new buildings cannot be filled
and waves of foreclosures are the reality, do not urbanize; keep
Helvetia the way it is (rural), including a response from Kathrn
Harrington, June 19, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, K. Winterneimer, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Kim Winternheimer |
| 834 |
6/18/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves;
including response from Kathryn Harrington, June 19, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Thaine Allison |
| 835 |
6/18/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves;
including response from Kathryn Harrington, June 19, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: A.C. Verbeck |
| 836 |
6/18/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves;
including response from Kathryn Harrington, June 19, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Tom Krane |
| 837 |
6/19/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Studies show that
rural areas bring in a higher tax rate per acre than urban areas.
Request that all study areas north of highway 26 be designated
as rural reserves; including response from Kathryn Harrington,
June 19, 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Hal Brockman, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Hal Brockman |
| 838 |
6/19/2009 |
Email: response to Lyn Jacobs and Juvencio Argueta's May 1 letter
regarding benefits of CSA farming north of West Union in Washington
County and recommendation to protect farmland in this area |
TO: Lyn Juvencio Argueta Jacobs, Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 839 |
6/19/2009 |
Email: Rural reserves in Multnomah County; questions regarding
interpretation/application of rural reserve factors and interpretation
of subject to urbanization factor |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Christopher H. Foster |
| 840 |
6/20/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected],reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Todd and Linda Reeves |
| 841 |
6/20/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected],reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Tina Draper |
| 842 |
6/20/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura
Dawson-Bodner, [email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt
Opdyke FROM: Howard Kauffman |
| 843 |
6/20/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Larry Lee Bardell |
| 844 |
6/20/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Steven Kasper |
| 845 |
6/20/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Sydney Daly |
| 846 |
6/20/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves,
Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected], Mike Dahlstrom,
Patt Opdyke FROM: Elizabeth Schaedler |
| 847 |
6/20/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura
Dawson-Bodner, [email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt
Opdyke FROM: Kenny Crippen |
| 848 |
6/21/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Lisa Crippen |
| 849 |
6/21/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: John Bucsek |
| 850 |
6/21/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Yvette Stryffeler |
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| 851 |
6/21/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding lands north of highway 26, particularly
Helvetia area, and the highly productive farmland, other agricultural
resources and recreational opportunities that are there. Population
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of existing urban and industrial areas. Request that all
study areas north of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Meryl Cole |
| 852 |
6/21/2009 |
Email: Designating the North Plains and Helvetia areas as urban
would destroy a region that the Hillsboro and Beaverton need
for their rural offerings. Request that all study areas north
of highway 26 be designated as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Richard Vireday |
| 853 |
6/21/2009 |
Email: Preserve Helvetia and other agricultural lands north of
hwy 26 as rural; many local families work on small farms; the
people of Helvetia should be the primary concern; Hillsboro's
growth should be solved another way. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Paula M. Barkman |
| 854 |
6/22/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including
* Agenda
* Core 4 Summary Notes, May 29, 2009
* Reserves Revised Timeline
|
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| 855 |
6/22/2009 |
Minutes: Core 4 |
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| 856 |
6/22/2009 |
Email: Rural areas are required to maintain our sanity; residents
enjoy farmland and cycling, maintain what is important - country
and farmland. Designate all study areas north of highway 26 as
rural reserves |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Ron Gometz |
| 857 |
6/22/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Laura Bartroff |
| 858 |
6/22/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Important to protect farmland to ensure
local food production. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Lissa Elhindi |
| 859 |
6/22/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Tara Ramachandran |
| 860 |
6/22/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Important to protect farmland to ensure
local food production. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Madeline Forsyth |
| 861 |
6/22/2009 |
Email: Portland's beauty is in large part due to its close in
farmland and rural areas. Letting Helvetia become part of urban
sprawl will destroy the beauty of the Portland area. Designate
all study areas north of highway 26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Robert |
| 862 |
6/22/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Audrey Addison |
| 863 |
6/22/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Important to protect farmland to ensure
local food production. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. Helvetia has many attractions and a charm
you don't find anywhere else in the world. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura
Dawson-Bodner, [email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt
Opdyke FROM: Brian Pasero |
| 864 |
6/23/2009 |
Email: "There are no criteria for community, no criteria for
vaulting human hubris, no criteria for silt loam soils left behind…This
land use practice bears litte resemblance to what Oregon prided
itself on for 40 years. We now have a new market driven condemnation
process for certain tier one soils..." |
TO: Henry Oberhelman, Kathryn Harrington, Veronica Valenzuela
Susie Anthony, John Driscoll, Pat Wolter, Linda Grey, Brian Beinlich,
Wendy Mortensen, Miki Barnes
FROM: Robert Bailey |
| 865 |
6/23/2009 |
Email: Goal of 80% reduction of metro-area carbon emissions while
doubling the population will affect building size, type, materials
sourcing, transportation needs and modes. We will not be able
to achieve the community we need in 2060 if we continue to accommodate
growth by building more suburban tract homes on more farmland.
Focus investments and good urban design inside our generous UGB.
Minimize urban reserves and maximize rural reserves. |
TO: Multnomah County Citizens Advisory Committee, Chuck Beasely,
[email protected], [email protected], Kathryn
Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Laura Dawson-Bodner, Malu Wilkinson,
Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Jim Emerson |
| 866 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura
Dawson-Bodner, [email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt
Opdyke FROM: Marianne Mauldin |
| 867 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas.Value getting fresh organic produce from
the CSA La Finquita del Buho. Designate all study areas north
of highway 26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Diane Jacobs, reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Diane Jacobs |
| 868 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Debra Tappendorf |
| 869 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. We recreate in the Helvetia area; protect
historic, beautiful Oregon countryside. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], reserves, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Laura McLary |
| 870 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. Designate all study areas north of highway
26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Helen Hiebert |
| 871 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. The small farms in the area enhance consumers'
connection to local food. Designate all study areas north of
highway 26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Melissa Tarpley |
| 872 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: 'Do we really want to pack people in as tightly as possible...Controlling
urban growth is a noble cause, but do not let the cause blind
us to the result it may well create.' |
TO: all Metro, [email protected] FROM:
Peter W. Robins |
| 873 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Support CSA, Abundant Harvest; believe
we need smarth growth and not sprawl. Please protect Helvetia. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Matt Bell |
| 874 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. The small farms in the area enhance consumers'
connection to local food. Designate all study areas north of
highway 26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Sara Lawrence |
| 875 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Response to May 11 letter regarding request to remove highly
productive farmland north of highway 26 from consideration as
urban reserves and designate it as rural reserves |
TO: Fedele Bauccio , Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 876 |
6/24/2009 |
Email: Response to request for reserves-related information |
TO: Lee Hodges, Kathryn Harrington FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 877 |
6/26/2009 |
Email: Farm and resource lands north of hwy 26 are highly productive
and should be preserved. Population growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of existing urban
and industrial areas. The small farms in the area enhance consumers'
connection to local food. Designate all study areas north of
highway 26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Dan Swerbilov, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected],
Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Dan Swerbilov |
| 878 |
6/28/2009 |
Email: Major attraction for high tech employees for moving to
the area is Helvetia; remove Helvetia from the urban reserve
candidate list and place Helvetia into rural reserves |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 879 |
6/28/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat around Forest Park should
also be protected, roads to support new urban areas should be
paid for by developers, request to designate areas north of highway
26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Dana Mozer |
| 880 |
6/30/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat around Forest Park should
also be protected, roads to support new urban areas should be
paid for by developers, request to designate areas north of highway
26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Shauna Pettit-Brown |
| 881 |
6/30/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat around Forest Park should
also be protected, roads to support new urban areas should be
paid for by developers, request to designate areas north of highway
26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected],
Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Joy Bossi |
| 882 |
6/30/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms, roads
to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Beth Ambard |
| 883 |
6/30/2009 |
Email: Designate Helvetia area as rural reserve to encourage a
green belt environment for enjoyment of metro area citizens |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected],
Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Allen Amabisca |
| 884 |
6/30/2009 |
Email: Reducing rural areas will result in the region's increased
carbon footprint an increase in commuters and the need to ship
more food from greater distance and cost; rural areas will be
pushed out into wildlands that protect water and timber; request
to designate all study areas north of highway 26 as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Amy Larson, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected],
Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Amy Larson |
| 885 |
7/1/2009 |
Email: Growth has been extreme resulting in national financial
straits. Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and
wildlife, headwater streams and wildlife habitat around Forest
Park should also be protected, roads to support new urban areas
should be paid for by developers, request to designate areas
north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural
reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Audrey M. Kauffman, Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Audrey Kauffman |
| 886 |
7/1/2009 |
Email:history of Helvetia as an agricultural area and importance
of the Swiss history and wildlife in this area; designate Helvetia
as rural reserve. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Mary Pruitt |
| 887 |
7/1/2009 |
Email: Not necessary to let developers pressure us into turning
our farmland into houses or subdivisions. Development of Helvetia
area would threaten farms and wildlife, headwater streams and
wildlife habitat around Forest Park should also be protected,
roads to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected], Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Mallory Pratt |
| 888 |
7/3/2009 |
Email: Value of Helvetia area for recreation and farmland; contain
sprawl; Designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington and
Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Maree Healy, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Maree Healy |
| 889 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Catherine Bax, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Catherine
Bax |
| 890 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Rural Helvetia is inspiring to artists, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Adrian Amabisca |
| 891 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Helvetia is the home of a 4H club, many participants came
from urban areas, request to designate areas north of highway
26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves so
that young people can continue to enjoy Helvetia's 4H clubs and
farmland. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Cherry Amabisca, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Cherry
Amabisca |
| 892 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Helvetia needs to be designated rural reserve so that it
can provide all residents of Washington County with a connection
to earliest history; includes a list of historic sites in the
area; request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Cherry Amabisca, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Cherry
Amabisca |
| 893 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Daniel Valles, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Daniel
Valles |
| 894 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms, the
value of La Finquita de Bujo CSA to more than 50 families for
organic produce and conection to food production, urbanization
would impact farmers' ability to continue operating because of
reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban areas
should be paid for by developers, request to designate areas
north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural
reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, A. Turner, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Ann Turner |
| 895 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms, the
value of La Finquita de Bujo CSA to more than 75 families for
organic produce and conection to food production, high demand
for membership in loca CSA's, urbanization would impact farmers'
ability to continue operating because of reliance on infrastructure,
roads to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM:Doug Wittren and Carol Brown |
| 896 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: James Young |
| 897 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Cathryn
Vogeley |
| 898 |
7/6/2009 |
Email: Local farms provide healthy local food, build the local
economy, and reduce waste from food packaging and long distance
shipping. Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and
wildlife, headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also
be protected, urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue
operating because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support
new urban areas should be paid for by developers, request to
designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah
Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Amy Harris |
| 899 |
7/8/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Amanda
Sharp |
| 900 |
7/8/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Craig Thompson |
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| 901 |
7/8/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, Gresham is an example
of how not to do it, request to designate areas north of highway
26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Dorinda Calaway |
| 902 |
7/8/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
writer rides bike in the area, headwater streams and wildlife
habitat should also be protected, urbanization would impact farmers'
ability to continue operating because of reliance on infrastructure,
roads to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Amy E. Guthrie |
| 903 |
7/9/2009 |
Packet: Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation (JPACT),
including:
* Agenda
* JPACT Packet Item: Memo: Reserves
milestone timeline and next steps dated June 2, 2009 |
|
| 904 |
7/9/2009 |
Minutes: Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation (JPACT) |
|
| 905 |
7/9/2009 |
Letter: Protect all agricultural foundation lands and especially
lands under threat of urbanization in Washington County, from
a representative of agriculturally-related businesses including
farm equipment dealers, farm and chemical seed businesses, businesses
that prepare, process and package agricultural products, irrigation
development and delivery and custom land preparation and drainage,
including letters from Ag West Supply dated August 19, 2009,
Metro New Holland dated August 10, 2009, Wilco Winfield dated
August 1, 2009 and Jim Herndon dated August 10, 2009 |
TO:
FROM: Patrick Richards, Fisher Farm and Lawn |
| 906 |
7/9/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Metro Council, including:
* Agenda
* Metro Council Meeting Packet Agenda Item No. 4.2: Resolution
No. 09-4061, For the Purpose of Amending the Key Milestone Schedule
that Guides Metro's Participation in the Designation of Urban
and Rural Reserves. |
|
| 907 |
7/9/2009 |
Meeting Minutes: Metro Council |
|
| 908 |
7/9/2009 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO. 29D: Metro Council, Tapes 1 and 2 - This
recording will be accessible until its retention has been met |
|
| 909 |
7/9/2009 |
Metro Council Resolution: Resolution No. 09-4061, For the Purpose
of Amending the Key Milestone Schedule that Guides Metro's Participation
in the Designation of Urban and Rural Reserves, including staff
report |
|
| 910 |
7/9/2009 |
Email: Rural/urban reserves - concern about confusion over the
meaning of rural reserve factors at CAC and/or Multnomah County,
including two letters |
TO: Roberty Liberty
FROM: Christopher H. Foster |
| 911 |
7/12/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
historic value, headwater streams and wildlife habitat should
also be protected, family roots are in Helvetia, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Deanne Fresenborg LaBarr, Brooksville, Florida |
| 912 |
7/12/2009 |
Email: Family roots are in Helvetia, writer visits every year,
do not change zoning north of highway 26. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Carmen Fresenborg Rickert, Atlanta, Georgia |
| 913 |
7/12/2009 |
Email: Family roots are in Helvetia; writer is fourth generation,
stop further destruction of this beautiful area |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Charlene
Harris Pettingell |
| 914 |
7/12/2009 |
Email: Family roots are in Helvetia; writer is fourth generation,
stop further destruction of this beautiful area |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Deanne Fresenborg LaBarr |
| 915 |
7/13/2009 |
Email: Request that there be no urban reserves north of highway
26 that would directly increase traffic on roads through and
around Forest Park; Forest Heights to Bethany lacks public transportation,
increased congestion around Chapman School; areas north of highway
26 are more appropriate for rural reserves. |
TO: Charles Beasley, Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected],
[email protected], Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder,
Carol Chesarek, Kim Carlson, Mark Sieber, Scott Seibert
FROM: Juliet
Hyams |
| 916 |
7/13/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Wyatt Blackburn |
| 917 |
7/13/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Shelley Riggs |
| 918 |
7/13/2009 |
Email: Live and farm in the area, area is a boon to tourism, development
of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife, headwater
streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected, urbanization
would impact farmers' ability to continue operating because of
reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban areas
should be paid for by developers, request to designate areas
north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural
reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Kimberly Curry |
| 919 |
7/13/2009 |
Email: Live in the area, value the area as a place to raise a
family and raise farm animals, this makes the region one of the
top 10 places to live, development of Helvetia area would threaten
farms and wildlife, developers, request to designate areas north
of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Kathleen Orrick |
| 920 |
7/14/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected]
, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke FROM: Jill McDonnell |
| 921 |
7/15/2009 |
Email: As a member of CSA La Finquita del Buho and a nutrition
professor and researcher at OHSU, the writer comments on the
challenges of small farmers, the importance of and demand for
local produce, green practice of eating local, and request to
keep Helvetia rural. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Melanie B. Gillingham |
| 922 |
7/15/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Anita Tomlin |
| 923 |
7/15/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Jessica Graham |
| 924 |
7/15/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Amanda Perez |
| 925 |
7/15/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves, the government should not be voting on what
to do with citizens' land. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, [email protected],
cao@ co.washington.or.us, bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us, district [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner,
[email protected] , Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Ryan Stadelman |
| 926 |
7/15/2009 |
Email: 62 year resident of Hillsboro writes to say that development
of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife, headwater
streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected, urbanization
would impact farmers' ability to continue operating because of
reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban areas
should be paid for by developers, request to designate areas
north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural
reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Winona Phleps |
| 927 |
7/16/2009 |
Email: Local high school student writes to say that development
of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife, headwater
streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected, urbanization
would impact farmers' ability to continue operating because of
reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban areas
should be paid for by developers, request to designate areas
north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural
reserves. |
TO: Audrey Botti, Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee,
Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves
Citizen Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington
County Board of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom,
Patt Opdyke, Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane
McKeel, Dennis Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff
Tarte, Richard G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher,
Sam Adams, Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden
FROM: Audrey Botti |
| 928 |
7/16/2009 |
Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session meeting packet,
including:
* Agenda
* Metro Council Meeting Packet Agenda
Item No. 3: Risk Analysis, Draft, July 15, 2009
* Metro Council Meeting Packet Agenda Item No. 4:
Review of Regional Reserves Designation Considerations, MGP Work
Session, 7/14/09
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|
| 929 |
7/16/2009 |
Attachment to the public record no. 071609cw-2: Guiding Principles
for Urban and Rural Analysis and Designation, March, 2009, dated
03-23-09 |
|
| 930 |
7/16/2009 |
Attachment to the public record no. 071609cw-3: Review of Regional
Reserves Designation Considerations, MGP Work Session - 7-14-09 |
|
| 931 |
7/16/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 932 |
7/16/2009 |
OVERSIZED EXHIBIT NO. 30A: TAPES 1 AND 2 - This recording will
be accessible until its retention has been met |
|
| 933 |
7/20/2009 |
Email: Local farmer who grows grass hay writes to say that development
of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife, headwater
streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected, urbanization
would impact farmers' ability to continue operating because of
reliance on infrastructure, request to designate areas north
of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Joseph L. Black |
| 934 |
7/20/2009 |
Email: Please preserve Helvetia as rural; value of seasonal produce
and Christmas tree farms. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Edward and Mary
Korver |
| 935 |
7/20/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Reserves Core 4 Meeting Summary, June 22, 2009
|
|
| 936 |
7/20/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 937 |
7/21/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: B. Lueck |
| 938 |
7/21/2009 |
Email: As a member of CSA and regular volunteer, writer urges
that Helvetia be designated as rural towards creating a local
sustainable food system. Development of Helvetia area would threaten
farms and wildlife, headwater streams and wildlife habitat should
also be protected, urbanization would impact farmers' ability
to continue operating because of reliance on infrastructure,
roads to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Kerrin Moeller |
| 939 |
7/22/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Shawn Morgan |
| 940 |
7/22/2009 |
Email: Map changes regarding Kaiser and Alder Creek, including
three maps |
TO: Tim O'Brien
FROM: Sandy Baker |
| 941 |
7/23/2009 |
Email: Urban Reserves - South Hillsboro project - Responses from
Richard Benner, Patrick Ribellia, and Alwin Turiel to July 20
email from Mike Stephenson ([email protected]) regarding the relationship
of CC&Rs to an urban reserve designation. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Richard Benner |
| 942 |
7/23/2009 |
Email: Response to 07/27/09 email regarding who to contact regarding
concerns about specific property in Washington County and desire
that it be included in urban reserve/UGB expansion |
TO: Tim Boyles FROM:
Tim O'Brien |
| 943 |
7/24/2009 |
Email: Value of Helvetia area and its proximity to urban areas;
do not develop it. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Judi Murfin |
| 944 |
7/24/2009 |
Email: Value of Helvetia as a historical site, 5th generation
originally from Helvetia, do not let Helvetia become like California;
keep it rural. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Steve Wenger |
| 945 |
7/24/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jody Davis |
| 946 |
7/24/2009 |
Email: Direction of the Multnomah County UR/RR designation process
has taken a major shift regarding its position on RR factors
2a and 3a |
TO: Roberty Liberty FROM:
Christopher H. Foster |
| 947 |
7/24/2009 |
Report with cover letter: Urban and rural reserves public comment
report, Phase 3 - July 2009 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee contact list
FROM: Marcia Sinclair |
| 948 |
7/24/2009 |
Email: Urbanization of Helvetia would impact farmers' ability
to continue operating because of reliance on infrastructure,
roads to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
many empty buildings are available, request to designate areas
north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural
reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Elizabeth Cox |
| 949 |
7/26/2009 |
Email: Close proximity of scenic recreational and farmland valued,
it is what makes this region special value this area as a greenspace,
urbanization of Helvetia would impact farmers' ability to continue
operating because of reliance on infrastructure, roads to support
new urban areas should be paid for by developers, request to
designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah
Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Allison Amabisca |
| 950 |
7/27/2009 |
Email: Close proximity of open spaces, nature and rural landscape
is what makes this region special, value of supporting local
farmer's markets, projected growth should require infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas served with
effective transit, request to designate areas north of highway
26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Michelle Garner |
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| 951 |
7/27/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas served with effective transit, roads
to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Annette Samayoa |
| 952 |
7/27/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas served with effective transit, roads
to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Yeremi Sanayoa |
| 953 |
7/27/2009 |
Email: Development of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife,
headwater streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected,
urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue operating
because of reliance on infrastructure, projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas served with effective transit, roads
to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Christi Scott |
| 954 |
7/28/2009 |
Email: Maintaining Helvetia is about maintaining balance, development
of Helvetia area would threaten farms and wildlife, headwater
streams and wildlife habitat should also be protected, urbanization
would impact farmers' ability to continue operating because of
reliance on infrastructure, projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas served with effective transit, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Kris Teshera |
| 955 |
7/29/2009 |
Letter: Concern regarding impact that North Bethany development
will have on farming, including roads/traffic, protections for
farms adjacent to North Bethany, stormwater management |
TO: Chair San Soucie and Washington County Planning Commissioners,
Multnomah County Chair and Commission, Metro President and Council
FROM:
Jim Emerson |
| 956 |
7/31/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding farmlands and natural resources north
of highway 26, headwater streams and wildlife habitat should
be protected, urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue
operating because of reliance on infrastructure, projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring lot sizes of one acre or
more, avoid agressive zoning for R6 or more dense housing, roads
to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Mike Cormack |
| 957 |
7/31/2009 |
Email: Writer grew up on family farm in Helvetia, value of strong
sense of community that Helvetia provides, designate all candidate
urban reserve areas north of Highway 26 as rural reserves under
OAR 660-027-0060(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Wade Blackburn |
| 958 |
7/31/2009 |
Email: Concern regarding farmlands and natural resources north
of Highway 26. Writer treasures the Helvetia area for its beauty,
calm, valuable soils and notes the effect of construction on
native soils. Urbanization would destroy food bearing areas in
favor of more apartments, designate all candidate urban reserve
areas north of Highway 26 as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Lesli Merhaut |
| 959 |
7/31/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26, headwater streams and wildlife habitat should be
protected, small farms enhance connection to local food, urbanization
would impact farmers' ability to continue operating because of
reliance on infrastructure, projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas served with effective transit, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Karen Martiny |
| 960 |
7/31/2009 |
Email: Owner of Anamchara Stables that offers retreats, life-coaching
and spiritual direction in connection with riding skills says
that their clients value Helvetia's beauty and tranquility. Helvetia
provides a sense of history and belonging. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Anke Brandstater |
| 961 |
7/31/2009 |
Email: Writer says that in the future we will either regret not
saving local farmland or pat ourselves on the back for saving
it. We need to save productive farmland such as the Helvetia
area. As a member of Abundant Harvest CSA, the writer says we
need more local land for food, not less. Use areas within city
boundaries efficiently and stop suburban sprawl development;
please designate all candidate urban reserve areas north of Highway
26 as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Michael F. Tevlin |
| 962 |
7/31/2009 |
Email: Writer says they visit Helvetia annually and are horrified
of plans to build factories and housing developments in the area.
California used to be like this, but now has housing tracts with
unsold houses and developers going broke; much developed property
in Oregon also lies dormant. Don't be so sure urbanization brings
in money and jobs. The loss of agrotourism and the diminishment
of farmer's prosperity for the sake of speculation would be sad.
Seven thousand acres of Agricultural Foundation Land should not
be paved over. Please designate all candidate urban reserve areas
north of Highway 26 as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jack and Alicia Lackman |
| 963 |
8/1/2009 |
Brochure: A Guide to Making the Greatest Place |
|
| 964 |
8/1/2009 |
Letter: Protect all agricultural foundation lands and especially
lands under threat of urbanization in Washington County, from
a representative of agriculturally-related businesses including
farm equipment dealers, farm and chemical seed businesses, businesses
that prepare, process and package agricultural products, irrigation
development and delivery and custom land preparation and drainage |
TO: Metro Reserves Steering Committee, Washington County Reserves
Steering Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board of
Commissioners
FROM: Bill Hubbell, Wilco General Manager, Ken Matson, Wilco
Location Manager |
| 965 |
8/2/2009 |
Email: Writer runs a productive farm on 4 acres of land, will
not be able to afford the increased property values if housing
is developed around their farm, development would waste the efforts
of farmers dating back to the early 1900's, develop along the
max and bus lines where infrastructure is already in place, concern
about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway 26, headwater
streams and wildlife habitat should be protected, urbanization
would impact farmers' ability to continue operating because of
reliance on infrastructure, projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas served with effective transit, roads to support new urban
areas should be paid for by developers, request to designate
areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Alex Fyfe |
| 966 |
8/2/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26, headwater streams and wildlife habitat should be
protected, urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue
operating because of reliance on infrastructure, projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas served with effective transit,
roads to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves; writer has lived here
all his life and knows we do not need any new growth at this
time, there are empty plots of land in Tanasbourne, we should
focus more on compacting our cities instead of expanding them,
in Europe there are very compact cities with farms close in. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Ian Davies |
| 967 |
8/4/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26, headwater streams and wildlife habitat should be
protected, urbanization would impact farmers' ability to continue
operating because of reliance on infrastructure, projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas served with effective transit,
roads to support new urban areas should be paid for by developers,
request to designate areas north of highway 26 in Washington
and Multnomah Counties as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Stephanie L. Shaffer |
| 968 |
8/5/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. It is home to migration paths and habitat sites, preserve
remaining farmland now, there is already more population than
the dwindling water supply can support, projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Sister Marcia Hobart, A.L.G. |
| 969 |
8/5/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. It is home to migration paths and habitat sites, keep
Helvetia as part of a rural reserve to preserve the local sustainable
farms in the area, any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Stephanie McAndrew |
| 970 |
8/5/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. It is home to migration paths and habitat sites, family
gets all of their fresh vegetables from a small farm near Cornelius
Pass Rd.,any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Laura E. Ocker |
| 971 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Member of CSA la Finquita del Buho where her family gets
sustainable grown fruits and vegetables, supporter of pick-your-own
farms located in Helvetia, Washington County is the bread basket
of the Portland Metro area, any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Susan Kass |
| 972 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Area is home to migration paths and habitat sites and
large stands of White Oak trees, any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Val Speck |
| 973 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Area is home to migration paths and habitat sites and
large stands of White Oak trees, need for open rural areas to
assist in the natural filtering of air and water pollution, any
projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate
these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Anna A. Turner |
| 974 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County and area is historically significant. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Chris Steiner |
| 975 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Keeping this area rural is in the economic interest of
surrounding communities. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jay Hamlin |
| 976 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Area is home to migration paths and habitat sites and
large stands of White Oak trees, land should be used to grow
good, fresh, natural crops, any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Ana Mdz |
| 977 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Area is home to migration paths and habitat sites and
large stands of White Oak trees, writer says New Jersey was once
very rich in farmland and thriving local produce and that this
was lost to builders and developers, any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Rev. Charlotte Wells |
| 978 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Primavera Armendariz |
| 979 |
8/6/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer states that there is land available in industrial
areas, that expansion into this area is not needed, that Hillsboro's
request to extend its UGB conflicts with its stated goals to
improve light rail service, provide more cultural opportunities
and make more efficient use of infrastructure. Is this sprawl
to benefit real estate development circles? Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jim Wells |
| 980 |
8/6/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Neighboring Communities Meeting, including:
* Agenda
* Memo:
August 10 Hearing Agenda Item 4: Urban and Rural Reserves CAC
and Staff Recommendations, from Chuck Beasley, dated August 5,
2009
* Multnomah County
Urban and Rural Reserves Overview of Recommendations, pages 5-7
* Map: Multnomah County Urban and Rural Reserves - CAC Recommendations
Draft (Rev. 08/03/09)
* Map: Multnomah County
Urban and Rural Reserves - Staff Recommendations Draft (Rev.
08/03/09)
* Memo: Staff Recommendations and Staff
Report for Washington County Urban and Rural Reserves, from Brent
Curtis, dated August 3, 2009 * Map: Washington County
Recommended Rural and Urban Reserves Draft, dated August 3, 2009
* Postcard: We want to hear from you! from Washington County
Advisory Committee
* Map 1: Rural
Reserves Candidate Areas - Subareas for Analysis, Clackamas County
* Map 2: Urban Reserves Discussion Areas
- Clackamas County * Chart: Summary of ratings,
suggestions, options, polls, and PAC recommendations, August
5, 2009, Clackamas County
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| 981 |
8/7/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer owns and operates an 80 member CSA farm in Helvetia
that provides fruit, vegetables and meat to over 300 people for
7 months out of the year. The farm provides access to non industrial
farming to school groups from the Portland Metro area. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Lyn Jacobs |
| 982 |
8/7/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer feeds her family food from these farms. Soil is
wonderful; it would be a great loss to the region to cover it
up with cement and buildings. Any projected growth should be
accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban
and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26
are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Elizabeth Allred |
| 983 |
8/7/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer is a two year member of Abundant Harvest CSA and
says it is important to have rural areas close to urban ones.
Helvetia is a well-established, healthy farm community located
close to major population centers. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Carolyn Forsyth |
| 984 |
8/7/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Area is home to centuries old migration paths and habitat
sites and historic White Oak trees. Don't let the people who
will make money off of development in Helvetia make this decision.
Ask what the people of Helvetia want. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Barbara Gearin |
| 985 |
8/7/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Area is home to centuries old migration paths and habitat
sites and historic White Oak trees. A number of farms are Century
Farms. There are many areas already semi-developed that would
be better choices for urban growth than such heavily agricultural
areas as those around Helvetia. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Mary Reichelt |
| 986 |
8/7/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer says that this is an important area for cyclists
of all levels. The region is becoming a destination for cyclists
from around the world. Important to establish protections for
open spaces that are destinations for residents and visitors.
Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill
and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate
these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Joseph King |
| 987 |
8/9/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The Helvetia area provides a quality of life in Washington
County that cannot be duplicated. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Michael P. Lafferty |
| 988 |
8/9/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer is a member of a CSA farm that grows organic produce
for over 300 people, supports the local economy, and avoids unnecessary
cost of shipping food. The area is home to centuries old migration
paths and habitat sites and White Oak trees. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Donna Potts |
| 989 |
8/9/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The area is home to centuries old migration paths and
habitat sites and White Oak trees. Growth along highway 26 needs
to be controlled; the traffic is already a problem and adding
new land for single family development is not the answer. The
existing office parks in Hillsboro are not being used as it is.Any
projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate
these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Melynda Retallack |
| 990 |
8/9/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County.Writer says that this is the only place she has lived
that has this land use system to protect its rural lands and
keep sprawl for encroaching on everything in sight; we don't
need to extend the boundaries, so let's not. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Beverly Cayford |
| 991 |
8/9/2009 |
Poster: Help Make our Region the Greatest Place |
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| 992 |
8/10/2009 |
Letter: Land owned in Canby by the Andrus family between Locust
and Maple; request that it not be designated rural reserve, request
undesignated |
TO: Clackamas County Planning Commission, City of Canby
FROM: Catherine Andrus Davis, Doris Andrus Creedon,
Esther Andrus Nelson |
| 993 |
8/10/2009 |
Email update: 1000 Friends of Oregon Urban and Rural Reserves
update, dated August 6, 2009 |
TO: [email protected] FROM: Mara
Gross |
| 994 |
8/10/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County.Writer says that the area is habitat for several species
of animals. She has visited Finquita del Buho over several years;
it would be a shame to lose this farm. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Mirna Monterroso |
| 995 |
8/11/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Parents have farmed there since 1976. There are plenty
of places for industry, but once, lost, there is no recapturing
the richness of the soil of this area. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Gina Lannin |
| 996 |
8/11/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Parents have farmed there since 1976. There are plenty
of places for industry, but once, lost, there is no recapturing
the richness of the soil of this area. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Lisa Alvarado |
| 997 |
8/12/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Agenda
* Draft Reserves Steering Committee meeting summary, June
10, 2009 * Coordinated Reserves Work Program Overview, Draft
4, 07/10/09 * Memo: Staff Recommendations and Staff
Report for Washington County Urban and Rural Reserves, from Brent
Curtis, dated August 3, 2009 * Map: Washington County
Recommended Rural and Urban Reserves, Draft, August 3, 2009
* Memo: August 10 Hearing Agenda Item No. 4: Urban
and Rural Reserves CAC and Staff Recommendations, from Chuck
Beasely, dated August 5, 2009
* Multnomah
County Urban and Rural Reserves Overview of Recommendations,
pages 5-7
* Map: Multnomah County Urban and Rural Reserves
- CAC Recommendations, Draft (Rev. 08/03/09)
* Map 1: Rural Reserves Candidate
Areas - Subareas for Analysis, Ckackamas County
* Map 1: Urban Reserves Discussion Areas - Clackamas County
* Clackamas County Urban/Rural Reserves Project
Policy Advisory Committee Polling on Candidate Urban Reserve
Areas, August 5, 2009 * Clackamas County Urban/Rural Reserves
Project Policy Advisory Committee Consensus/Votes on Candidate
Rural Reserve Areas, Draft, July 6, 2009
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| 998 |
8/12/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 081209rsc-01: Memo regarding protection of natural landscape
features, from Carol Chesarek, dated August 12, 2009 |
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| 999 |
8/12/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 081209rsc-02: Oregon's Statewide Planning Goals and Objectives,
Goal 1: Citizen Involvement OAR 660-015-0000(1) |
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| 1000 |
8/12/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 081209rsc-03: Letter questioning the Economic Productivity
of Employment and Industrial Land Economic Mapping Pilot, from
Cherry Amabisca, August 12, 2009 |
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| 1001 |
8/12/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 081209rsc-04: Letter expressing concerns about the draft
recommendation to designate the Helvetia area as an urban reserve,
from Dr. Greg Mecklem, dated August 12, 2009 |
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| 1002 |
8/12/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 081209rsc-05: Memo: Understanding the Natural Features Dataset
and Map, from Metor Staff, dated August 5, 2009 |
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| 1003 |
8/12/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 081209rsc-06: CD: Washington County Staff Report to the Washington
County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Urban and Rural Reserves
Recommendations, Draft, August 3, 2009 |
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| 1004 |
8/12/2009 |
Meeting Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
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| 1005 |
8/12/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC), including:
* Agenda
* Worksheet: MPAC
small group discussions, urban reserves and rural reserves
* Memo and map: Staff recommendations
and staff report for Washington County urban and rural reserves,
from Brent Curtis, Washington County * Memo, overview of recommendations,
and maps: August 10 hearing agenda item 4: Urban and Rural Reserves
CAC and staff recommendations, from Chuck Beasley, Multnomah
County * Maps: Rural Reserve Candidate Areas
- Subareas for Analysis, and Urban Reserves Discussion Areas
- Clackamans County * Clackamas County
Urban/Rural Reseves Project Policy Advisory Committee Polling
on Candidate Urban Reserve Areas, August 5, 2009 * Clackamas
County Urban/Rural Reserves Project Policy Advisory Committee
Consensus/Votes on Candidate Rural Reserve Areas, draft, July
6, 2009
* Coordinated Reserves Work
Program Overview, Draft 4, 07/10/09 |
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| 1006 |
8/12/2009 |
Meeting Minutes: MPAC |
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| 1007 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The Helvetia area contains the finest silt loam soils,
typically over six feet deep, without rock, and retain moisture
very well. This soil and its depth allows for a very impressive
fertility and water retention. I moved to Hillsboro to allow
for higher density living... and still close to our local farms.
I support all Oregon farmers and food production is going to
be a huge concern as populations grow... Where do the people
live who will benefit form businesses and/or house development
in Hillsboro? Fill in vacant office buildings with business and
develop high density in the Amber Glen area before looking to
add more land. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Michael Schnapp |
| 1008 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. I am in full support of preserving Helvetia's rural look
and feel and am against housing development in the proposed area.
I visit Helvetia farms and wineries and do not want to see increased
traffic and population north of hwy 26. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Margaret Ledford |
| 1009 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. 22 year old resident of Helvetia comments on underuse
of Hillsboro land, notes that there is plenty of land within
the UGB and notes that as a youth she and others will face the
future repercussions of these decisions. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Rebecca Davies |
| 1010 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer went to school in Helvetia, values the lifelong
learning she acquired as a result of being schooled in the country,
and asks that legislators see Helvetia for themselves before
voting on this issue. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Eva Kosmas |
| 1011 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Greater Helvetia is a place of true regional, cultural,
and historic significance. There are numerous cultural sites
of significance: Five Oaks, the Logie Trail and Natuve American
burial sites. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Christine Heller |
| 1012 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer does not support expansion of the urban growth
boundary. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Katy Rossing |
| 1013 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Much of the proposed urban reserve land would be allocated
for more "industrial sprawl," with one or two story buildings
surrouned by vast acres of parking lots. Leave this area (Helvetia)
alone. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Kimberly Noel |
| 1014 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Greater Helvetia is a place of true regional, cultural,
and historic significance. There are numerous cultural sites
of significance: Five Oaks, the Logie Trail and Natuve American
burial sites. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Kelly Fry |
| 1015 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Washington and Multnomah County benefit from having
farms close to city center. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Christopher Knaus |
| 1016 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. This area is home to animal migration paths and contains
large stands of White Oak trees. Farmland is necessary to feed
our families and animals. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Natalie Harger |
| 1017 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Helvetia is a place for regional, cultural and historic
significance. This area is home to animal migration paths and
contains large stands of White Oak trees. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Ally Rich |
| 1018 |
8/12/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Helvetia contains the finest silt loam soils. This soil
and its depth allows for very impressive fertility and water
retention. Farmers are able to grow productive crops without
costly irrigation. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jovana Kamenko |
| 1019 |
8/13/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Keep Helvetia as farmland, there are so many housing
areas already not occupied and fresh produce is so important
to a community. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Tiffiny Burkey |
| 1020 |
8/13/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Helvetia is home to many species of wildlife and is an
asset to human visitors. Cities must reevaluate their patterns
of growth. There are many vacant buildings and lots closer in
to Hillsboro. These spaces must be maximized not only to preserve
rural land but to create more vibrant urban centers by taking
advantage of the infrastructure already in place. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM:Alison Davies |
| 1021 |
8/13/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Helvetia is a place of regional, cultural and historic
significance. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Forrest N. Fluckey |
| 1022 |
8/13/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. There is enough available land inside the current urban
growth boundary to accommodate the area's expected growth over
the coming years. Develping inside the current boundary would
also be less expensive for taxpayers. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Kristen Kotka Abram |
| 1023 |
8/13/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The Helvetia area contains fine silt soils; this soil
and its depth allows for very impressive fertility and water
retention. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Sheena Van Leuven |
| 1024 |
8/13/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Urban sprawl is not a sustainable policy. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Susan Imholt |
| 1025 |
8/14/2009 |
Letter: Tigard expects the area identified on maps provided to
the county (west of Bull Mountain and areas 63 and 64) to be
urban reserves |
TO: Washington County Board of Commissioners, Kathryn Harrington,
Members of the Tigard City Council FROM: Craig Prosser, City
Manager, City of Tigard |
| 1026 |
8/14/2009 |
Email newsletter: "Reserving" Oregon's future or outsourcing its
economic opportunity? |
TO: Email list
FROM: Westside Economic Alliance |
| 1027 |
8/15/2009 |
Letter: Metro boards land use plans for Washington County |
TO: Kathryn Harringon FROM:
Ruth Anne Van De Moortele Dean |
| 1028 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Developing this area would wipe out livelihoods and significantly
weaken the remaining habitat for a wide variety of critical animal
and plant species. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Emily Teitsworth |
| 1029 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. This area has many unique environmental characteristics
that are critical to preserve to ensure that the Portland metro
area achieves its stated sustainability goals. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Robert Curry |
| 1030 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The area contains the finest silt loam soils. Farmers
are able to grow productive crops without costly irrigation.
Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill
and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Keeri Hilp |
| 1031 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Much of the proposed urban reserve land would be allocated
for more "industrial spawl," with one or two story buildings
surrounded by vast acres of parking lots. We must force cities
to use industrial land as efficiently has residential land. Any
projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Aly Ferris |
| 1032 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. There is enough available land inside the current urban
growth boundary to accommodate the area's expected growth over
the coming 40 years. Developing inside the current UGB would
be less expensive for taxpayers. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jacqueline Durham |
| 1033 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The area contains the finest silt loam soils. Writer
is a member of a CSA that provides local, pesticide free food.
Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill
and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jacqueline Villalobos |
| 1034 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. This area is a home of migration paths and habitat sites
and many large stands of White Oak trees. There are enough housing
and businesses going up in the area. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Gwen Goforth |
| 1035 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Helvetia is a place of true regional, cultural and historic
significance. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Kellie Nussbaumer-Rutherford |
| 1036 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. This area is the home to migration paths and habitat
sites. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Molly Rafferty |
| 1037 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Our metro area needs to retain farm lands and natural
resources to keep this area livable. In addition, the costs to
provide the infrastructure is not a wise use of money until the
available lands have been used. Any projected growth should be
accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban
and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26
are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural
Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate
these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Debra Nordlund |
| 1038 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. People can live more close together and then have the
benefit of rural land aroudn them. Please stop this spawl in
Oregon, it has not worked in for other states and we have the
chance to prevent this. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Wagner Family |
| 1039 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. It is possible that future growth estimates are actually
overestimated because they're based on the population boom rates
of the previous century. The real estate developmental boom is
part of the reason why the national and Oreogn economies are
currently in poor shape. There are now millions of unsold homes
and vacant offices throughout the United States. Washington and
Multnomah Counties are no exception. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Richard Ottaviano Jr. |
| 1040 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Greater Helvetia is a place of true regional, cultural
and historic significance. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Steffany Johnson |
| 1041 |
8/16/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The urban growth boundary is a fine example of establishing
the balance between nature and business, but if we keep moving
these boundaries and building out instead of up, theu might as
well not be there at all. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Sarah Tiedemann |
| 1042 |
8/17/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. There is enough available land inside the current UGB
to accommodate the area's expected growth over the coming 40
years. Developing inside the current UGB would be less expensive
for taxpayers.As a 6th generation Portlander, one of the things
that makes me most proud of my city is the UGB. I spent the last
3 years living in Phoenix and the development there is sickening.
You can drive for hours and still be in the suburbs. We do not
want this. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Emilie E. Saks-Webb |
| 1043 |
8/17/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. There is enough available land inside the current UGB
to accommodate the area's expected growth over the coming 40
years. Developing inside the current UGB would be less expensive
for taxpayers.Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Austin Ilg |
| 1044 |
8/17/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Helvetia should remail preserved as a small farmland
community. It is a valuable asset to the surrounding area for
its beauty, agricultural production and the recreation that is
shared among family and friends. Our efforts need to foucs on
planning density and walkability within the surrounding communities.
Spawl is not the answer. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Amy C. Bunch |
| 1045 |
8/17/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Kayla Preece |
| 1046 |
8/18/2009 |
Letter: Seeking support to add 775 acres to the urban reserves
adjoining the city limits of Troutdale directly southeast of
the city, with attached letter of support from East Metro Economic
Alliance, signed by Travis Stovall |
TO: Multnomah County Commissioners FROM: Jim Kight, Shane
Bemis, Mike Weatherby, David Fuller |
| 1047 |
8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Above all, this must be remembered: farmland is finite.
Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill
and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Robin Allie |
| 1048 |
8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. It is very difficult to accommodate growth with preserving
farmland, but it can be done. We must leave land outside of the
UGB as EFU. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Kathie Alley |
| 1049 |
8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The greater Helvetia area represents one of the important
rural parts of the Willamette Valley and it would be an absolute
shame to see it given over to suburban development. The Helvetia
region boasts not only excellent local organic wines and agriculture,
but represents a beautiful place to bike. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Alexander Deley |
| 1050 |
8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Libby Holah |
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8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: James Casella |
| 1052 |
8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. I have lived in this area for over 64 years and I have
watched the countryside turn from a rural farming community to
one big housing development after another. The best agricultural
land is slowly being eaten away by contractors and city officials
who are only looking at the money those lands will generate in
housing and tax money without considering the consequences. The
UGB was established to eliminate urban spawl. However, each year
those boundaries are being moved to create the very problem that
they were intended to prevent. Any projected growth should be
accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban
and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26
are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural
Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate
these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Lon Snider |
| 1053 |
8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. This area is a treasure that should be preserved. Please
make this area off-limits for development. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jon Tardiff |
| 1054 |
8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. My family and I (and many folks we know) enjoy and appreciate
fresh locally grown produce. Out local farmers need their farms
to survive. The environmental concerns of growth are huge. Any
projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Noreen Gibbons |
| 1055 |
8/18/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Washington County is important to the entire Portland
area for maintaining our local food access and we need to maintain
the rich farmland we have here. In future, with more expensive
and more scarce fuel, with less water, with increased instability
in the world, it is more important than ever that we sustain
our own population with as much local food as possible. It is
critical that we support the vital small farmers that are the
backbone of this nation. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Sue Bartlett |
| 1056 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Upcoming Urban and Rural Reserves Public Hearings, including
Clackamas County BCC Reserves Hearing Flyer |
TO: Reserves Interested Parties FROM: Laura Dawson Bodner |
| 1057 |
8/19/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Draft Meeting Summary 07-20-09 |
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| 1058 |
8/19/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1059 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The land at Helvetia is more than beautiful; it is productive.
These farms grow our food. They are a crucial part of the eat
local/buy local ethos that makes this community so strong. Any
projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: John. P. Alger |
| 1060 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. I work at Intel at Hillsboro. Having farm and natural
areas nearby is great and I use them as they are. We need more
density in the existing UGB, not an expansion of the UGB. Any
projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Scott Crabtree |
| 1061 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The next generation of Metro citizens will not thank
us for creating more housing tracks. They will thank us for protecting
critical farmland and open spaces. Once paved, those productive
soils and ecosystems will not recover in our lifetime. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Christine Perala Gardiner |
| 1062 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. This is the land that grows my family's food. With the
changes that we've been seeing in the food industry and the environment
in recent years, it's very important that we have safe, local
food sources. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Jen Van Arkel |
| 1063 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. To paraphrase Mike Burton when he ran for Metro, "if
all of the farms are paved over where are we going to eat?" In
an era where we need to reduce our carbon footprint and develop
a more sustainable economy, why would we destroy such an irrreplaceable
resource? When we drive out to Helvetia, we pass many empty buildings
and office space for lease. We do not need more development when
we cannot fill the space we have. We have seen how quickly large
corporations will abandon our (or any) area when their share
price drops. We need residents that are truly invested in our
land and our community - farmers. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, [email protected]
FROM: Wendy Gordon |
| 1064 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. When will policy makers and planners start to behave
in ways that acknowledge (1) there is no more land being created,
and (2) we all have to eat? Washington County's "engine of economic
growth" thinking is going to take us all over a cliff, while
munching on computer chips. Let's use our soils for their highest
and best uses. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Pat Wolter
FROM: Pat
Wolter |
| 1065 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The area north of 26 known as Helvetia is probably some
of the best farmland in Washington County - not to mention its
aesthetic value when viewed even from the asphalt of highway
26. Likely what will happen here is that the land in this area
would be developed into very high-end, up-scale properties that
would maximize the tax revenues for the area relative to the
land. In my opinion this land would much better serve the county
as a whole if it could remain as productive farmland. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Scott Rifenbark
FROM: [email protected] |
| 1066 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Please don't make an irreversible decision that will
affect generations for years to come. I urge you to take a longer
view on this issue. Places like this and what they produce are
the reasons so many people want to live here in the first place.
Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill
and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Monica Tayor
FROM: Monica Taylor |
| 1067 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. If these areas or other farmland in Washington County
are to be designated for development, then a huge burden should
be placed on the businesses and developers to provide new transit
options and infrastructure. How can we expect Fortune 500 companies
to locate in rural farmland because the land is cheap, but not
contribute significantly to the region's infrastructure needs,
especially new transit? Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Michael Shaver
FROM: Michael Shaver |
| 1068 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Please preserve this land for my children and future
generations to enjoy! Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Iana Celeste Guptill
FROM: Iana Celeste
Guptill |
| 1069 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. I have lived in the Helvetia area for 5 years with my
wife and children. Progress does not need to be growth outward
and progress should not be about greed or political gain. Please
join me in opposition to the destruction of Helvetia forever.
Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill
and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, David Pung
FROM:
David Pung |
| 1070 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Susan L. Carter Anderson
FROM: Susan L. Carter
Anderson |
| 1071 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Erika Howerton
FROM: Erika
Howerton |
| 1072 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Helvetia is known and treasured throughout the region,
the state and beyond. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Lorene Merz Murray
FROM: Lorene
Merz Murray |
| 1073 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. I suggest the committee take an overhead view of the
Kent/Auburn valley. That used to be the bread basket for Seattle
residents. Where are your children, grandchildren and their offspring
going to get their fresh food and veggies? Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, John A. Merz Jr.
FROM:
John A. Merz Jr. |
| 1074 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Save Helvetia's farmland, cop-op gardens, farmer markets,
plant nurseries, agriculture businesses, vineyards, scenic tours,
bicycle routes, Helvetia half-marathon, Swiss Picnic, historic
churches and cemetaries and Century Farms. Do use the empty spaces
within Hillsboro city limits, and the vacant fields full of weeds
within the UGB to build high density housing and good public
transportation. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Beverly F. Yungen
FROM: Beverly F. Yungen |
| 1075 |
8/19/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. We can't keep building homes and industrial areas when
there are so many other properties that are derelict and could
be reused. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Dale Rosenthal
FROM: Dale
Rosenthal |
| 1076 |
8/20/2009 |
Letter: Rural large lot owner support of urban reserve designation
in the Cornelius area, including testimony from 9 landowners |
TO: Washington County and Metro Regional Reserves Committees
FROM: Richard Meyer, City of Cornelius |
| 1077 |
8/20/2009 |
Letter: Support for Washington County Planning Directors recommendations
for urban and rural reserves |
TO: Tom Brian, Washington County Coordinating Committee members
FROM: Michael Wells, NAIOP |
| 1078 |
8/20/2009 |
Letter: Urban Reserve Designation for tax lots 1N2150000900 and
tax lot 1N2150000901, including memo and maps to Washington County
Reserves Coordinating Committee from Frank Angelo and Mark Greenfield
regarding OAR 660-027-0050 Findings - Standring property |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Washington
County Board of Commissioners, City of Hillsboro City Council
Members, Metro Councilors, John William, Mark Greenfield
FROM: Frank
Angelo, Jim Strandring |
| 1079 |
8/20/2009 |
Letter: Requesting urban reserve designation for the four following
areas: north of Evergreen Rd., south of the Sunset Hwy. and east
of McKay Creek, 50 acres on south edge of Forest Grove, North
of 185th and West Union Rd., and acreage in south Hillsboro northeast
of Reserve Golf Course, including maps and an email to Kathryn
Harrington and Jim Irvine dated 08/28/09. |
TO: Washington County Urban and Rural Reserves Committtee
FROM: Thomas J. VanderZanden |
| 1080 |
8/21/2009 |
Letter: Troutdale City Council desires to have an area adjacent
to their southern and eastern city limits designated as urban
reserve, including two additional letters |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Jim Kight, Mayor of Troutdale |
| 1081 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer spends leisure time and dollars in the Helvetia
area and asks that the area be protected. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, John R Jordan
FROM:
John R Jordan |
| 1082 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer receives produce weekly from CSA (Pumpkin Ridge
Gardens) and would be devastated to lose this important part
of her family's health plan. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Ann Eldredge-Burns
FROM: Ann Eldredge-Burns |
| 1083 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer has lived in Helvetia since 1970. They enjoy many
of the products grown and produced there, and appreciate the
wildlife habitat the area provides. There are many city dwellers
who come to enjoy the area. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Jeanne Ellison
FROM: Jeanne
Ellison |
| 1084 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Native Oregonian writes that she returned so that she
could live in a place that values, not bulldozes, natural resources.
She decided to buy in downtown Hillsboro because of the rural
areas around Hillsboro. Do we want to replace this kind of land
with more Dollar Stores and massive housing developments? Any
projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Britany G B Johnson
FROM: Britany G B Johnson |
| 1085 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. There is enough available land inside the current UGB
to accommodate the area's expected gorwth over the coming 40
years. When the existing urban areas look like downtown Portland,
then its time to think about expanding. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Robert Arellano
FROM: Robert
Arellano |
| 1086 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The farms make us understand wny we love living in Hillsboro
so much. We belong to a CSA farm; this area is also prime cyling
country. There remains somethnig universal in the appeal of open
landscape and knowing that we live in an area where our leaders
value smart growth above more sprawl. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Brent Johnson
FROM: Brent
Johnson |
| 1087 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. As a resident and someone who was born in the area, please
do not sacrifice natural beauty for temporary wealth. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Erik Lawson
FROM: Erik
Lawson |
| 1088 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Working in Folsom, California, I can see first hand the
damage too much suburban sprawl can have on the character of
an area. After a decade of adding housing developments, shopping
malls, and sparse greenways, Folsom is becoming yet another anonymus
place that few people want to call home. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Amy Anderson
FROM: Amy Anderson |
| 1089 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer says that most of the food she eats comes from
Washington County. Not only is her CSA based there, but she gets
fruit and nuts from other farms in the area. These food dollars
add to the local tax base. Ths farm land is an insurance policy
for the future for those of us who live in the region. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Ruby Apsler
FROM: Ruby
Apsler |
| 1090 |
8/21/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Too much agricultural land has been buried under buildings
and pavement. Write is a member of a CSA and has these points:
From now on, we should develop wisely, reserving remaining productive
rural areas near big cities and towns for agricultural use, and
developing instead on land that is not suitable. We can't afford
to lose what this area can bring to ur region: bountiful productionin
close reach of the people who need it. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Deborah Abele
FROM: Deborah Abele |
| 1091 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Too much agricultural land has been buried under buildings
and pavement. Write is a member of a CSA and has these points:
From now on, we should develop wisely, reserving remaining productive
rural areas near big cities and towns for agricultural use, and
developing instead on land that is not suitable. We can't afford
to lose what this area can bring to ur region: bountiful productionin
close reach of the people who need it. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Deborah Abele
FROM: Deborah
Abele |
| 1092 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. City living is enriched by having access to the rural
areas. To incorporate the rural areas in the UGB would be devastating
to one of the best assets of the Portland area. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Cindy Palmer
FROM:Cindy
Palmer |
| 1093 |
8/22/2009 |
News article: Hillsboro study of Save Helvetia e-mail exchange
campaign reveals loci of support, in the Oregonian |
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| 1094 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Owner of several acres of farmland affronting West Union
Rd does not want her land to be developed. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Tracy Johnson Mooney
FROM: Tracy Johnson
Mooney |
| 1095 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer is concerned with the environmental and cultural
effects to the community since it has been thriving in this vicinity
for many years. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Naveendran Balasingam
FROM: Naveendran Balasingam |
| 1096 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Helvetia provides essential breathing room for the ever-expanding
Hillsboro area, without which existing development will become
hemmed in and overcrowded.Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Noel Blake
FROM: Noel
Blake |
| 1097 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer says he does not want more development outside
the UGB. This is a naked grab for more quick profits at the expense
of an irreplaceable resource - open space! Please don't let the
developers win. Any projected growth should be accommodated by
requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Garth Upshaw FROM: Garth
Upshaw |
| 1098 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer says he does not want more development outside
the UGB. There is enough land in the current UGB to accommodate
the area's expected growth over the coming 40 years. Developing
inside the current UGB would also be less expensive for taxpayers.
Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill
and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Earl Palmer
FROM:
Earl Palmer |
| 1099 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer's family continues to live in Helvetia. The City
of Hillsboro and Washington County have focused so much on development
they haven't noticed the countless vacant buildings which riddle
Sunset Hwy and the northern Hillsboro area.It would be nice if
the City of Hillsboro would focus on the area they have instead
of trying to grow. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Tom Stewart FROM:
Tom Stewart |
| 1100 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Please don't turn Helvetia in to Gresham. The presence
of farms adds to our ecology and community in a way no industrial
setting could. Its time to think of where and how industrial
settings are possible without razing farmland. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Katrina I. Gould
FROM: Katrina I. Gould |
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| 1101 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Much of the proposed urban reserve land would be allocated
for more "industrial spawl." We must force cities to use industrial
land as efficiently as residential land. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Nisa Thomas Cable
FROM: Nisa Thomas
Cable |
| 1102 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Writer grew up visiting grandparents in Helvetia and
selling corn from the time he was four years old. He hopes to
teach his children the same lessons as he learned. Food comes
from the farm, not from a grocery store. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Cassandra Bergstrom
FROM: Cassandra Bergstrom
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| 1103 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. There is enough available land inside the current growth
boundary to accommodate the area's expected growth over the coming
40 years. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Andrew Palmer
FROM: Andrew Palmer |
| 1104 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Jo Wollschlaeger
FROM: Jo Wollschlaeger |
| 1105 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. It just doesn't make sense why Oregon is now following
the destruction that so many other large metropolitan areas already
followed. We should be setting an example, not following the
mistakes that have already been made. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Howard LaZier
FROM: Howard LaZier |
| 1106 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Greater Helvetia is a place of true reginal, cultural
and historic significance. Every farm in Helvetia will be affected.
There is still room for urban growth south of highway 26 as evidenced
by many houses for sale, empty condos and empty office buildings
yet available. To maintain Helvetia the way it is, near Hillsboro
for everyone to enjoy is invaluable. Any projected growth should
be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of
urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway
26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties
designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Nori Ogura
FROM: Nori
Ogura |
| 1107 |
8/22/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. I bought my property because I want to live in a rural
area. I am raising chickens and may do goats later. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, John Talbot
FROM:
John Talbot |
| 1108 |
8/24/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Our urban growth boundary is the best thing and should
be kept where it is. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Sean Stevenson
FROM: Sean
Stevenson |
| 1109 |
8/24/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The area has migration and habitat sites and many large
stands of historic White Oak trees. Writer writes on behalf of
his 88 year old mother, who was raised in Helvetia by Swiss immigrants.
This is absolutely unacceptable as a proejct and a slap in the
face to the wonderful Swiss community, which we are a part of.
Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill
and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Jessie Clift
FROM:
Jessie Clift |
| 1110 |
8/24/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The Helvetia agricultural area is an agricultural heritage
area that enriches the whole metro area. Any projected growth
should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Katie Bretsch
FROM:
Katie Bretsch |
| 1111 |
8/24/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Not only is the land in this area beautiful, it provides
a very meaningful educatinal opportunity for my family. Part
of the reason I love living in this part of Oregon is the balance
of urban areas and farm land. Any projected growth should be
accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban
and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26
are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural
Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate
these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Lisa G. Peters
FROM:
Lisa G. Peters |
| 1112 |
8/24/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. This area is the home of my CSA, La Finquita del Buho.
The CSA model is able to reconnect people and forge new relationships
to the environment that are so critical because of our present
ecological crisis. Appropriating land that is not truly needed
is not only a dsservice ot the generations of farmers that have
lived in this area for centuries, but also to the generations
that follow; for once the land is paved with industrial parks,
the land's ability to produce food is gone forever. If we as
a region ever hope to be the model of "sustainable" development
that we are purported to be, we must question the same old models
for growth that the real estate industry is pushing our citizens
to believe. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Nikolai Ursin
FROM: Nikolai Ursin
|
| 1113 |
8/24/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Any projected growth should be accommodated by requiring
infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial areas,
all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of
the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Matthew Saks
FROM: Matthew Saks |
| 1114 |
8/24/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. We take our family to Helvetia for evenings and weekends
of drives and visits to farms, where we get pumpkins and Christmas
trees. We also have to give the wildlife somewhere to live; we
keep encroaching on their homes and migrating patterns. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Jennifer Falkowski
FROM: Jennifer Falkowski |
| 1115 |
8/24/2009 |
Email with map and brochure regarding South Cooper Mountain Urban
Reserves candidate area, describing the area's potential as a
Great Community within Metro Urban Reserves. |
TO: John Williams, Marcia Sinclair, Mike Dahlstrom, Gretchen Olson,
Ed Barthelemy, John O'Neil, Matt Wellner, Ric Stephens, Stephen
Kafoury, [email protected], Reserves Steering Committee,
Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee
FROM: Ric Stephens |
| 1116 |
8/24/2009 |
Email: regarding proposal of area 7 and all non-urban lands north
of hwy 26 to become an urban reserve; please designate this area
as a rural reserve. The immediate need to preserve our small
farms is critical. Most people are urging a rural reserve designation.
The few that support urban growth stand to make a lot of money.
Please keep Portland from becoming anther Seattle or a city in
California. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Tom Brian,
[email protected] FROM: Linda Talbot |
| 1117 |
8/25/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. I would rather see an expansion of CSAs. The true cost
of local versus trucked-in food production in pollution, surface
maintenance, permeable land water retention, non-organic preservatives,
spoilage and waste etc. has to be significant. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, James Newton
FROM: James
Newton |
| 1118 |
8/25/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. The farm land that is being targeted is some of the most
fertile land in the entire valley. In fact, this land is so desirable
that many organic CSA's and family farms have been started in
the past few years, with many more in the planning stages. Any
projected growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and
more efficient use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate
areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing
UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington
and Multnomah Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Kerry Nussbaumer
FROM: Kerry Nussbaumer
|
| 1119 |
8/25/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Growth is not necessarily a good thing, and our traffic
problems alone prove that Hillsboro's urban development has been
too much too fast. We seem too eager to develop land that is
fertile and able to support human life. I believe that our fertile
vally land should be preserved for the days when the fuel supplies
are no longer available or cost prohibitive. These days are probably
closer than we think. Any projected growth should be accommodated
by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban and industrial
areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26 are within 3 miles
of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural Lands, request
that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate these areas
as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Carol A. Berget
FROM:
Carol A. Berget |
| 1120 |
8/25/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Hillsboro is already big enough without expanding into
a last remaining close-in refuge from the strip mall. Check out
the empty lots along Baseline. Any projected growth should be
accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient use of urban
and industrial areas, all candidate areas north of highway 26
are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation Agricultural
Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah Counties designate
these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Jeff Anderson
FROM: Jeff
Anderson |
| 1121 |
8/25/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. There is enough available land inside the current UGB
to accommodate the area's expected growth over the coming 40
years. In addition to preserving wildlife corridors, habitat
for bees, and protecting family farms and CSAs that provide us
with healthy, fresh, local produce there is a huge psychological
benefit to maintaining rural Helvetia. Having such close access
to open spaces and farm land provides a much needed escape for
adults and importand lessons for our children. Any projected
growth should be accommodated by requiring infill and more efficient
use of urban and industrial areas, all candidate areas north
of highway 26 are within 3 miles of the existing UGB and are
Foundation Agricultural Lands, request that Washington and Multnomah
Counties designate these areas as rural reserves. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Jennifer Newton
FROM: Jennifer Newton |
| 1122 |
8/25/2009 |
News article: Questions remain after hearing on growth, in the
Oregonian |
|
| 1123 |
8/26/2009 |
17 emails in opposition to urban reserve designation in Washington
and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Additional points include:
There is a food shortage
in the world as the current distribution system exists; if we
trade more farmland for asphalt and spawl housing, we only dig
a deeper hole for the county and Oregon, making access to local,
superior food even more difficult. Transit systems are already
stretched - how will they service more sprawl? Building sprawl
will take away dollars from the county and its families. Baffling
intent of Washington County officials to deliberately trade an
historic and successful industry - agriculture on some of the
best soils on the planet for an uncertain future of competing
for often short term business investments. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Nicholas Nakadate
FROM: Nicholas Nakadate,
Jim Emerson, Amanda Black, John Figueiredo, Manish Rana, Branden
Sorg, Melanie H. Davis, Tanya Scovill, Shelley Lowrie, April
Duncan Straus, Dave Miller, Sandy Duchow-Pressley, Wendy Dana,
Wendy Stec, Preston Hunt, Megan Mcintire, Sarah Saito |
| 1124 |
8/26/2009 |
Memo: Aspirations and comments on Washington County staff's proposed
rural and urban reserves; concern that the staff proposal does
not meet the criteria for urban and rural reserves in the legislation
and administrative rule, and request that the reserves process
designate 33.000 acres more land for agriculture |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee
FROM: Washington County Farm Bureau,
Larry Duyck and Dave Vanasche |
| 1125 |
8/27/2009 |
23 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Additional points include:
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Nicholas Nakadate
FROM: Angela Maria Weinmuller,
Camille Green, Ana Marie Fortin, Dolores M. Martin, Linda Laird,
Ann Scheert, Mary Sullivan, Dorothy E. Lukins, Tim Piete, Denise
Coulson, Arielle Bailey, Shelby Imholt, Anne E. Hair, Tom Tucker,
Chris Boyer, Leisa Liebenow, Valerie and Geoffrey Franklin, Nick
Squires, Shellie Hurrle, Pedro Ferbel-Azcarate, Sean Muller,
Susan Bender Phelps,Mike Thayer |
| 1126 |
8/27/2009 |
Letter: Request for government to government consultation with
Washington County and Metro to discuss the impacts of an urban
reserve recommendation on the Confederate Tribes of the Grand
Ronde Community of Oregon, specifically referring to Washington
County north of highway 26 |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Chair Brian, Washington County Board of Commissioners,
President Bragdon, Metro Councilors, Dennis Griffin, Tribal Council,
Rob Greene, Cultural Resources Department
FROM: Jack Griffin |
| 1127 |
8/28/2009 |
Letter: Request that property at 5750 SW River Rd in south Hillsboro
area be included in urban reserves designation |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, City of
Hillsboro, City of Beaverton, Tom Brian, Kathryn Harrington,
Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Dana and Linda Grey |
| 1128 |
8/29/2009 |
Protect farmlands and natural resources north of highway 26; designate
all study areas north of highway 26 in Washington and Multnomah
Counties as rural reserve |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Tom Brian, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Kathryn
Harrington, Metor Council Washington County Board of Commissioners,
Laura Dawson-Bodner, Dave VanAsche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke
FROM: Anne Caruso |
| 1129 |
8/31/2009 |
25 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Individuals added their own specific points in each letter.
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Carole J. Lindsay,
Dennis Grayson, Aaron McBride, Tricia McGuire, Travis Schlegel,
Joanne Coomes, Colin Platt, Gregory Thompson, Rosina Scofield,
Judie Hansen, Erik Voldengen, Sally R. McLain, Madline C. Craig,
Mrs. L. King, William Gregory, Lynn Trabosh, Joseph Donnegan,
Elizabeth Pollock, Jodi O'Donnell, Frank Lessa, Dylan Pollock,
Heather Butler, Hannah Gray, Kimberly Bauer, Janet Flaherty
|
| 1130 |
8/31/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north
of highway 26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and
are Foundation agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah
counties need to designate these areas as rural reserves under
OAR 660-027-0060 (4). Farmer grows food on lots and back yards
within the UGB because of residents' concerns regarding food
security. She says that this is not a practical approach in the
long term and we need to preserve and revitalize the rural land
that we have in our region. The biggest obstacle in solving our
food crisis is for many new farmers entering farming to find
land to use.
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Robyn (Calliope)
Sullivan |
| 1131 |
8/31/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north
of highway 26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and
are Foundation agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah
counties need to designate these areas as rural reserves under
OAR 660-027-0060 (4). New farmer off of Helvetia Road says that
there is great benefit to both farmers and consumers to have
active farms in close proximity to urban centers. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Melissa Watters |
| 1132 |
8/31/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north
of highway 26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and
are Foundation agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah
counties need to designate these areas as rural reserves under
OAR 660-027-0060 (4). From someone who has probably helped adjudicate
more land use decisions than any other person in Oregon: to have
this prime agricultural land so close to greater metropolitan
Portland is essential for providing fresh local produce and respite
from the urban environment. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Pete Sorenson,
Lane County Commissioner |
| 1133 |
8/31/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north
of highway 26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and
are Foundation agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah
counties need to designate these areas as rural reserves under
OAR 660-027-0060 (4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: TeriAnn Kruse |
| 1134 |
8/31/2009 |
Email: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of
Highway 26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that
provides the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington
County. Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north
of highway 26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and
are Foundation agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah
counties need to designate these areas as rural reserves under
OAR 660-027-0060 (4). Comments to reserves steering committee
based on his experience working with Tektronix and seeing the
non-dense use of land in the Hillsboro area. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Henry C. Schmidt |
| 1135 |
8/31/2009 |
Letter: Rural large lot owner support of urban reserve designation
in the Cornelius area, including testimony from 9 landowners
and one map |
TO: Washington County, Reserves Steering Committee, Washington
Couny Commissioners
FROM: Richard Meyer |
| 1136 |
8/31/2009 |
Email: Request to preserve area north of hwy 26 as rural reserves,
with attached letter, and response from Kathryn Harrington |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Kris Schamp |
| 1137 |
8/31/2009 |
Email with map: topo map of Forest Heights, from the Great Communities
Test Area and contours map of Forest Heights |
TO: Melissa Egan, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Kathryn Harrington,
Tom Biran, Brent Curtis, Doug McClain, John Williams, Karen Schilling,
Ray Valone, Robin McArthur, Karen Buehrig, Debra Nudelman, Emily
Klepper, Karol Collymore, Laura Dawson Bodner, Noreen Lee, Veronica
Valenzuela FROM: Charles Beasley |
| 1138 |
8/31/2009 |
Letter: Residents of Washington County ask that agricultural land
in Washington County surrounding the current UGB be designated
as rural reserves to assure the continued viability for farming
and forest activities; taxpayers strongly oppose adding 34,000
acres of urban reserves to Washington County; also support North
Plains desire to remain a satellite city |
TO: Mayor Doyle, Members of the Committee, Beaverton City Council,
Washington County Commission, Metro Council, Governor Kulongoski,
Representative Wu
FROM: Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Moore |
| 1139 |
9/1/2009 |
20 and 50 Year Regional Population and Employment Range Forecasts |
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| 1140 |
9/1/2009 |
44 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Individuals added their own specific points in each letter.
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Derrick Van Hoeter,
Ed & Barbara Ptashinski, Brent & Carol Boykin-Hicks, Ruth Ann
Odell, Evie Hasty, Derek Sandlin Webb, Catherine O'Connor, Amy
Hoffert, Karen Eden, Sarah, Vowles, Mary Kay Gehring, Lisa Watson,
Alica Martwick, Catha J. Loomis, Mary Anne Joyce, Greg Holles,
Robert Mangham, Robin Gaunt, Kimberly A. Folsom, Sabrina Waining,
Meredith Younghein, Kristine Bigio, Devin Dimeo-Ediger, Ruth
Mangham, Katherine Kondylis, Clair Stock, Randy Thompson, C.
Riley, Pamela Trudel, Page Clothier, Christopher Wherity, Sara
Russell, Ernest Rieben, Cynthia Polsky, Jennifer Rider Brady,
Greg Rieben, Mary Lyn Villaume, Sidney Mitchell, Dominic Aiello,
Jeff Pollock, Diane Hmc, Tanya Kapka-Patel, Tibor Kereszturi,
Asha S., Beeman Strong |
| 1141 |
9/1/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). The writer says the Helvetia area has little infrastructure
to support the urban environment, that Washington County's growth
estimates are inappropriate, that the proposed boundaries appear
to have been created without considering the suitability of the
land to agriculture, that much of the proposed urban reserve
covers areas of silt loam soil, and that the determination of
the candidate urban reserve is too reliant on industry groups
that have a vested interest in reserving land for urban development.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Nicholas Shearer |
| 1142 |
9/1/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). The writer stresses the importance of supporting local
farms, CSA's and farmers markets. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Lesly Sanocki |
| 1143 |
9/1/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). The writer says that the business community can reap the
benefits though both agriculture and tourism dollars and that
tourism to Oregon and its wine country is growing dramatically.
In nearby Yamhill county, the powers that be encourage agriculture
and the wine industry and the results are astounding. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Ralph Stinton |
| 1144 |
9/1/2009 |
Letter: A faculty member of the Department of Crop and Soil Science
at the Oregon State University/ Field Crops Extension Agent for
the North Willamette Valley urges consideration of several factors
that will impact the agricultural community in Washington County
if 33,000 acres of land become part of an urban reserve, including:
the thriving agricultural industry that produced over 302 million
dollars in gross sales in 2008, the extremely diverse agricultural
community, the perfect climactic and soil conditions and the
cost to farmers if there is a loss or parcelization of land. |
TO: Whom it may concern FROM: Nicole Anderson,
Oregon State University |
| 1145 |
9/2/2009 |
4 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Individuals added their own specific points in each letter.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Juliet Wyers,
Judi Hogan Roberts, Joshua Pontier, Anna Pontier |
| 1146 |
9/2/2009 |
Email including news article and map: from three Stafford Hamlet
Board members who represent large lot and EFU landowners (5 acres
and above) and a former officer who continues to advocate for
large lot EFU owners, who favor the inclusion of their land in
the Stafford Hamlet area in the urban reserves designation. |
TO: Lynn Peterson, [email protected], David Bragdon, Rod Park,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder
and Robert Liberty FROM: John Kuhl, Charles Hoff, David
Halseth, Mike Stewart |
| 1147 |
9/2/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). 40 year resident's points include wetlands-like conditions
in Helvetia area during the rainy season and thus the inappropriateness
of building there.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Anna Becker |
| 1148 |
9/2/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Joy Novack |
| 1149 |
9/3/2009 |
Letter: Growth can be handled largely within the existing urban
growth boundary |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Barbara Pereira |
| 1150 |
9/4/2009 |
2 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Individuals added their own specific points in each letter.
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Vincent Michael
Mullen and Maradel Gale |
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| 1151 |
9/4/2009 |
Letter: Three of the eleven reserve discussion areas under consideration
for Clackamas County offer good potential for future industrial
uses. They are: U2 - French Prairie, U3 - East Wilsonville and
U11 - Clackanomah. Request that these areas be given urban reserve
designation. |
TO: Lynn Peterson, Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, R. Scott
Pemble FROM: Tom Imeson, Port of Portland |
| 1152 |
9/4/2009 |
Letter: Washington County staff recommendations for urban reserves
provide a number of areas well suited for future industrial land
in Washington County. In particular, the area north of the Hillsboro
Airport and south of the Sunset Hwy and the area east of I-5
near Wilsonville are well suited for future industrial land.
Request that these areas be given urban reserve designation. |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee Core 4, Brent Curtis FROM: Tom Imeson,
Port of Portland |
| 1153 |
9/4/2009 |
Letter: One of the nine reserve discussion areas in Multnomah
County offers good potential for future industrial uses: those
portions of #4 west of Sandy River nearest to the US 26 corridor.
Request that this area be given urban reserve designation. |
TO: Chair Ted Wheeler, Multnomah County Board of Commissioners,
Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, Karen Schilling
FROM: Tom Imeson, Port
of Portland |
| 1154 |
9/4/2009 |
Letter Economic tradeoffs that will be made in selecting urban
and rural reserves areas, discussion of results of Businesss
Oregon's Economic Mapping Project |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4 members, Clackamas
County Reserves Citizens Advisory Committee, Washington County
Reserves Coordinating Committee, Clackamas County Citizens Advisory
Committee, Reserves Business Coalition
FROM: Greg Manning, Greg
Specht, Craig Brown |
| 1155 |
9/4/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Heather Seld |
| 1156 |
9/7/2010 |
Letter:Concerns re: West Linn, Borland, Stafford |
TO: Carlotta, Charlotte and Carl FROM:
Patti Galle |
| 1157 |
9/8/2009 |
Letter: Request that the area from the Portland city limit (UGB)
west and south of Skyline Blvd. out to Cornelius Pass Rd. be
placed within the urban reserve |
TO: Reserves Core 4 FROM: Mark Walkley |
| 1158 |
9/8/2009 |
Email: What public expense is associated with thie new residential,
commercial and industrial development that will come with that
growth in jobs? Will the development that occurs pay for its
costs? |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner, Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: David Morelli |
| 1159 |
9/8/2009 |
Email, with attached letter dated August 18 from Mike Striker,
Joe Troychak and Jerry Harris: Request from Hoodview Heights
Homeowners, a collective of 12 properties, that reserves area
UC-1 west of Wilsonville not be considered for an urban reserve. |
TO: Reserves, Metro Council System Account, Maggie Dickerson,
Clackamas County Commissioners and PAC FROM:
Tanya M Stricker |
| 1160 |
9/8/2009 |
Letter and map: Request inclusion of 5 acre property at 2205 SE
Troutdale Rd, Troutdale, in urban reserve; property is included
within the proposed recommended rural reserve area 4A but is
surrounded by UGB on three sides. |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4 members
FROM: Lois D. Summers |
| 1161 |
9/9/2009 |
Letter: Support for the citizen's advisory committee to designate
candidate areas 5, 6 and 7 as rural reserves: protect natural
landscape features situated in close proximity to Forest Park. |
TO: Ted Wheeler, Multnomah County Board of Commissioners, Metro
Council, Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Michelle
Bussard, Stephen Hatfield, Forest Park Conservancy |
| 1162 |
9/9/2009 |
Email: Northern Stafford Area concerns: Writer strongly urges
the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners to place the entire
Stafford area within the urban reserve as it is compatible with
the Hamlet Vision and Values and fits with the reserve factors
as required by law. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Reserves
FROM: John Kuhl |
| 1163 |
9/9/2009 |
Letter: Although there are apparent contradictions between the
CAC's suitability ratings (and factor evaluations) and the Overall
Reserves Recommendations, the overall recommendations should
be considered as indicating the committee's final evaluation. |
TO: Reserves Core 4, Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1164 |
9/9/2009 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Agenda
* Draft Minutes, August 12, 2009
* Map: Majority PAC Polling
for Rural and Urban Reserves * Fact Sheet:
Gross Acreages for Urban and Rural Reserves, PAC Majority Polling
Map, September 1, 2009
* Chart: Rural Reserves Factors Analysis - Clackamas
County, 3 pages * Map 1: Urban Reserves Discussion Areas -
Clackamas County * Map 1: Rural Reserves Candidate
Areas - Subareas for Analysis |
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| 1165 |
9/9/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Attachment to the Public Record No.
090909rsc-01: Letter from Dale Burger, Request for urban reserve
candidate designation between Skyline Blvd and the Washington
County Line |
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| 1166 |
9/9/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Attachment to the Public Record No.
090909rsc-02: Corrections in Washington County's Rural and Urban
Reserve Recommendation Report, including maps and soil chart,
submitted by Greg Mecklem |
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| 1167 |
9/9/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Attachment to the Public Record No.
090909rsc-03: Urban and Rural Reserves in Multnomah County -
Recommendations fro the Citizens Advisory Committee and County
Staff, Board of County Commissioners Hearing, September 10, 2009 |
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| 1168 |
9/9/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
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| 1169 |
9/9/2009 |
Packet: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC), including:
* Agenda
* Document:
A Guide to Making the Greatest Place, August, 2009
* Poster: Help make our region the greatest place: Public comment
period noon Sept. 15 to 5:00 p.m. Oct. 15, 2009
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| 1170 |
9/9/2009 |
Minutes (updated): Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) |
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| 1171 |
9/9/2009 |
Letter: Support for the City of Troutdale's request to add 775
acres to urban reserves adjoining the city |
TO: Ted Wheeler, Jeff Cogen, Deborah Kafoury, Diane McKeel, Judy
Shiprack, Multnomah County
FROM: Greg Manning, Greg Specht, Craig Brown |
| 1172 |
9/9/2009 |
Email: Supports proposed urban reserves in Washington County to
secure the development of high-tech companies in Oregon |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: Sean Ma |
| 1173 |
9/10/2009 |
Letter with maps: Writer felt that the Multnomah CAC process was
not fair, that material was not fairly balanced and was biaised,
and that one CAC member dominated meetings. Writer disagrees
with current low urban reserve rankings in area where she lives,
13493 NW Countryview Way, Portland OR 97229 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Sandra J. Baker |
| 1174 |
9/11/2009 |
2 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Individuals added their own specific points in each letter.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Wade Peerman
and Traci Mogster |
| 1175 |
9/11/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writer states that the rationale for job development is
given as the reason for more development, despite demographic
studies whose findings can show job increase to be fleeting or
not applicable to Washington County residents.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Stephen J. Bergman |
| 1176 |
9/11/2009 |
Email: Not a single person of hundreds talked to have been for
the proposed urban reserves in the Helvetia area when they are
given all the details. |
TO: Veronica Valenzuela FROM:
Devin Demeo-Ediger |
| 1177 |
9/13/2009 |
Email: Supports giving land north of hwy 26 a rural reserve designation |
TO: Veronica Valenzuela FROM:
Judith Moran |
| 1178 |
9/13/2009 |
Email: Citizen comments for 09/08/09 Clackamas City Planning Commission
meeting regarding reserves; concern that "Quantitative assessment
of written public comments," for Stafford, was incorrect, with
attached letter |
TO: [email protected], Laura Dawson-Bodner, Maggie Dickerson
FROM: Alan R. Rosenfeld |
| 1179 |
9/14/2009 |
Email: Reduce the amount of land set for urban reserves and look
at alternative sustainable solutions such as higher density in
existing urban areas. Do not vote in favor of existing land use
policies. |
TO: Reserves Core 4, Metro Council, Washington County Board of
Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke, Ted
Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Dominic Aiello |
| 1180 |
9/14/2009 |
Email: Explore upward growth within Portland and the surrounding
cities. Re-examine what has been set aside for urban reserve
in Washington County. |
TO: Reserves Core 4, Metro Council, Washington County Board of
Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke, Ted
Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Asha Swem |
| 1181 |
9/14/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Helen Braganza |
| 1182 |
9/14/2009 |
Letter and 10 photos of for lease/sale signs on properties in
Washington County: Writer says that the enclosed pictures are
only a sampling of what is for rent or available along TV hwy
from SW 229th to Hillsboro; she offers to take more pictures
in north Washington County if requested. Requests that area south
of TV hwy and west of 229th and east of River Rd be put into
rural reserve. |
TO: Michael Jordan
FROM: John R. Keith & Susanna B. Keith |
| 1183 |
9/15/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Swallowing up prime farmland which feeds
the population is shortsighted. Land is precious. We can't
grow more anytime soon |
TO: Michael Jordan FROM:
Barbara Sutton |
| 1184 |
9/15/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Concerned about the desire of Maletis Bros.
to do some type of trust for the Kalmath Tribe that will circumvent
the whole urban reserve process. Also concerned that no matter
if French Prairie is put in a rural reserve they can build a
casino where the Langdon Farm sits. |
TO: Michael Jordan FROM:
Shirley Hoem |
| 1185 |
9/15/2009 |
Packet: Metro Council Work Session, including:
* Agenda
* A Guide to Making the Greatest Place, August 2009 |
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| 1186 |
9/15/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Work Session |
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| 1187 |
9/15/2009 |
Chief Operating Office Recommendation 2009 -02050/60 Urban Rural
Reserves Appendix 3E-C: Technical methodology used to define
the regional scale of residential lands within urban reserves |
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| 1188 |
9/15/2009 |
Chief Operating Office Recommendation 2009 -02050/60 Urban Rural
Reserves Appendix 3E-D: Technical assumptions made to narrow
the scale of employment lands for urban reserves |
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| 1189 |
9/15/2009 |
3 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Individuals added their own specific points in each letter.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Amy Scott, S.
Rowland and David Campbell |
| 1190 |
9/15/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Save the best farmland for the future of our
existence |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Mel Stout |
| 1191 |
9/16/2009 |
Email:Reduce amount of land for urban reserves and look at alternatives
such as higher density in existing urban areas |
TO: Veronica Valenzuela FROM:
Dominic Aiello |
| 1192 |
9/16/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC) |
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| 1193 |
9/16/2009 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT NO. 30B: CD - Metro Technical Advisory Committee
(no paper copy) - This recording will be accessible until its
retention has been met |
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| 1194 |
9/16/2009 |
Email: Reduce amount of land for urban reserves and look at alternatives
such as higher density in existing urban areas |
TO: Veronica Valenzuela FROM:
Dominic Aiello |
| 1195 |
9/16/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: We must make do with what we have and concentrate
our energies on those inside the Urban Growth Boundary. Would
like Metro to share his suggestions with the four key people
who will make the urban-rural designations. |
TO: Michael Jordan
FROM: Peter Toll |
| 1196 |
9/17/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Concerned about S. Forsythe Road near Oregon
City being included in the most recent study for expanding the
Urban Growth Boundary. This road is the location of numerous
farms and wood lots and they don't feel that it could accomodate
more traffic. Sent by Martha & Robert Wallauer, 16421 S. Forsythe
Rd., Oregon City, OR 97045 |
TO: Michael Jordan FROM:
Martha & Robert Wallauer |
| 1197 |
9/17/2009 |
Letter: Clackamas County Board of Commissioners Reserves Recommendations,
regarding Stafford Basin, including letter from August 10, both
from the City of Tualatin |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Core 4
FROM: Lou
Ogden |
| 1198 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Wants to limit Urban Growth Reserve, leave
land for agriculture and forestry (Duplicate letters sent to
councilors. 1 letter kept in file). |
TO: Rex Burkholder Carl Hosticka & Rod Park
FROM: Richard
Yarnell |
| 1199 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Use the Rural Reserves to protect family
farms, forests, and delicate watersheds. (Duplicate letters
sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file). |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Rod Park & Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Michael Patrick Bidwell |
| 1200 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Reject the proposed urban boundary extensions
in Hillsboro. Feels that to sacrifice prime farm land for regional
employment and increased population growth is wrong. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Kathleen R. Hanna |
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| 1201 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Maintain our rural areas by supporting the
establishment aof the Urban and Rural Reserves Use Urban and
Rural Reserves to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon
emissions, build efficient infrastructure and support vibrant
city centers. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter
in file). |
TO: Rex Burkholder Kathryn Harrington,Rod Park Carl Hosticka
& Robert Liberty
FROM: Audrey Milner |
| 1202 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Resist the pressure from developers & local
property investors to change the zoning and allow dense development
in Helvetia and our other rural neighborhoods; use urban and
rural reserves to protect farmland. (Duplicate letters send to
councilors.1 letter kept in file). |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington,Carl Hosticka, Carlotta
Collette, Rod Park& Robert Liberty FROM: Leslie
Hildula |
| 1203 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Designate the entire Stafford Basin as Rural
Reserve. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept
in file). |
TO: Rex Burkholder Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette, Rod
Park & Carl Hosticka
FROM: David Hedges |
| 1204 |
9/18/2009 |
Email: put east of Sandy region in rural reserves; protect valuable
farmland. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors, 1 letter kept
in file) |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Robert
Liberty, Rex Burkholder & Rod Park FROM: Klaus
Heyne |
| 1205 |
9/18/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Mallory J. Pratt |
| 1206 |
9/18/2009 |
MPG Public Comment: Washington County resident and property owner
asking you to use urban and rural reserves to protect valuable
farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient infrastructure
& support vibrant city centers |
TO:Rex Burkholder&Rod Park FROM: Jon A McWilliams |
| 1207 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Washington County resident asking you to use
urban and rural reserves to protect valuable farmland, reduce
our carbon emmissions, build efficient infrastructure & support
vibrant city centers. (Duplicate Letters sent to councilors,
1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Rod Park & Kathryn Harrington
FROM: David Brown |
| 1208 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Focus on making existing cities more liveable
- drawing people into the city, rather than further out.Will
help reduce the need to convert existing farms and forests into
surburban sprawls. Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1
letter kept in file) |
TO: Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington & Rod Park
FROM: Bradly Forkner |
| 1209 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Feels its completely nonsenical to pur buildings
on some of the best food-growing land in the world. ( Duplicate
letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder & Rod Park FROM: Steve Hanrahan |
| 1210 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Natural resources are being used up for urban
sprawl & McMansions which drain precious resources. Use Urban
and Rural Reserves to protect valuable farmland. (Duplicate
letters sent to councilors. 1 Letter kept in file) |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington,
Carl Hosticka & Robert Liberty
FROM: Elsbeth Knott |
| 1211 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Portland Metro resident - feels best decision
with regards to the 2030 plan, is to rule against any expansion
of the current Urban Growth Boundary. Potential destruction
of wildlife habitat that would likely result would be a loss
the area wouldn't be able to recover. (Duplicate letters sent
to councilors; 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rod Park,Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, & Carl Hosticka
FROM: Dustin Micheletti |
| 1212 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Build up, not out. We need to breathe good
air, eat local produce and sequester carbon in the stand of forest
that remain. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter
kept in file) |
TO: Rod Park & Robert Liberty FROM: Dorothy Larco |
| 1213 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Beaverton resident: over the last 20 years
has seen hugh growth in this area-some good, some not good.
Asking that we use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 Letter kept
in file) |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Rex Burkholder & Carl Hosticka
FROM: Ruth Fredine |
| 1214 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Oregon is one of the few states where farming
is a growing profession, and a sustainable food system is vital.
Preserving valuable greenspace is crucial to maintaining healthy
ecosystems. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 Letter
kept in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder & Rod Park FROM: Noah J. Jenkins |
| 1215 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Oregon is unique precisely because it is
not like Washington or other states. Our urban growth boundaries
and land use planning laws are good things. Use Urban & Rural
Reserves to protect valuable farmland. (Duplicate letters sent
to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington, & Rod
Park FROM: Lara M. Gardner |
| 1216 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Enjoys bike rides held in Oregon's farm and
wine country. Doesn't want to ride with urban scenery and fighting
traffic. Having a local source of food is essential to future
progress and even survival. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors.
1 letter kept in file) |
TO" Res Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington & Rod Park
FROM: Amy Solana |
| 1217 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Transfer undesignated lands to rural, and
protect our local foodsheds. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, & Rod Park
FROM: Susan
Shawn, Urban Green |
| 1218 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Growth is not always a good thing for urban
areas, just as it can be a danger to rural and wild ones. Lets
get our water, job, housing, and transportation systems in order
for the growth we already have. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors.
1 letter kept in file). |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington, & Rod Park
FROM: Aaron Raz Link |
| 1219 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: 23 year resident of Oregon. Wants to preserve
its greatness for years to come. Be strong and future focused.
(Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rod Park, Carl Hosticka, Carlotta Collette & Rex Burkholder
FROM: Karla Green |
| 1220 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Founder of the Institute for Earth Regenerative
Studies. Wants to preserve the nature of this region as green.
Increased urban density is a great way to create dense culture
and preserve areas of wilderness. (Duplicate letters sent to
councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder & Rod Park
FROM: Marna Hauk |
| 1221 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: So many of us are just beginning to understand
the enormous value of having farms close to our cities and towns.
Use out Urban and Rural Reserves to protect farmland, (Duplicate
letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Rex Burkholder & Rod Park
FROM: Judith
Arcana |
| 1222 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Sustainable solution worldwide to urban growth
is up not out. Preserve the Urban Growth Boundary, protecting
farmland and "close in " countryside. Local resources for food
and materials is also a sustainable practice. (Duplicate letters
sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka & Rod Park
FROM: Tom Hopkins |
| 1223 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Concerned with anything that potentially
reduces the prime farm arreage in the Tri-County area,. We have
some of the best farmland in the world. It must be conserved
to produce food and fiber. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors.
1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka & Robert Liberty
FROM: R.P. Joe Smith |
| 1224 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: We should be thinking Green, and growing
up and not out. Favors higher density development. (Duplicate
letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rod Park, Carlotta Collette & Rex Burkholder
FROM: Henry A. Stevens |
| 1225 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Wants Helvetia area kept as Rural Reserve.
(Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rod Park &
Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Gene Wixson |
| 1226 |
9/18/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (834 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, files 38B though
38F) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1227 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: We are constantly a model that other states
look to regarding how to handle urban sprawl. Please consider
vertucal building to spreading past urban growth boundaries. |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Stephanie Snyder |
| 1228 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Protect as much valuable agricultural land
as possible as you revisit our Urban Growth Boundaries and related
issues. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept
in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka,& Rod Park
FROM: Alison Moore
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| 1229 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Asking that we place the highest value on
the beauty and sustainable productivity of our state, when we
propose candidates for Urban and Rural Reserves. (Duplicate
letters sent to councilors, 1 copy kept in file) |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Carl
Hosticka, & Rod Park FROM: M'Lou Christ |
| 1230 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Feels limiting further development and keeping
farmland and wildlife enhances property value and livability
for current residents. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors.
1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington, Robert Liberty & Rod Park
FROM: John Goodson |
| 1231 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Please don't pave over our region's beauty
and destroy the valuable asset that is our farmland. (Duplicate
letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka & Rod Park
FROM: Alice Kamm |
| 1232 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Wants Helvetia to remain a rural reserve.
(Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
& Robert Liberty FROM: Paulette and Ron Tatum |
| 1233 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Residents of Aloha since 1990. Have witnessed
developers build housing that has affected the beauty of Washington
County. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept
in file) |
TO: Rod Park, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington & Carl Hosticka
FROM: Toby & Cathy Tobiassen |
| 1234 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Please save small famiy farms in Washington
County and the beautiful farmland that is fun to drive and bike
through. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 Letter kept
in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka,Rod Park & Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Clare Midson, OD |
| 1235 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: The highest and best use of Urban and Rural
Reserves encompassing high quality agricultural soil is agriculture.
(Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file.) |
TO: Rex Burkholder & Rod Park FROM: Philip C. Kreitner |
| 1236 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient infrastructure
and support vibrant city centers. (Duplicate letters sent to
councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Carl Hosticka & Rod Park FROM: Ted Kozlowski |
| 1237 |
9/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (218 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38G)
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TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1238 |
9/20/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: When she moved here 50 years ago Washington
county was park-like, treed and lush. Where has all the beauty
gone. Please use Urban and Rural Reserves to protectvaluable
farmland. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept
in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty & Rod Park
FROM: Doriinda Kelley |
| 1239 |
9/20/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (83 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38H) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1240 |
9/21/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient infrastructure
and support vibrant city centers. (Duplicate letters sent to
councilors. 1 letter kept in file). |
TO: Rod Park, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington & Carl Hosticka
FROM: Bill Stites |
| 1241 |
9/21/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Keep our population compact; produce more
food locally, use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient infrastructure
and support vibrant city centers. (Duplicate letters sent to
councilors. 1 letter kept in file). |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty & Rex Burkholder
FROM: Kristine
Cordier Karnezis |
| 1242 |
9/21/2009 |
Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Draft minutes, August 19, 2009
* Placeholder for Clackamas,
Multnomah and Washington Counties' current recommendations on
reserve area suitability * Cover
page: Making the Greatest Place Strategies for a sustainable
and prosperous region, September 15, 2009
* Cover page: Urban rural reserves
2009-2050-/60 Chief Operating Officer Recommendation, September
15, 2009
* Draft agenda, Reserves Steering Committee meeting #18, September
23, 2009 |
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| 1243 |
9/21/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1244 |
9/21/2009 |
MGP Open House Comment: South of Stafford and east of Wilsonville
should be urban reserves, East Bethany should be urban reserve |
FROM: Matt Wellner |
| 1245 |
9/21/2009 |
MGP Open House Comment: Include area bordered by the UGB north
of Hillsboro - McKay Creek and the Sunset Hwy as an urban reserve |
FROM: Carolyn M. Perrin |
| 1246 |
9/21/2009 |
MGP Open House Comment: South of Sunset, east of McKay Cr and
north of UGB should be urban reserve, 37 acre area to the south
of Forest Grove and defined by the Tualatin area floodplain should
be urban reserve, 125 acres at the NW corner of West Union Rd
and 185th Ave should be urban reserve, 400 acres land owned by
East Bethany Owners Collaborative should be urban reserve |
FROM: Thomas VanderZanden |
| 1247 |
9/21/2009 |
MGP Open House Comment: Increase amount of land in urban reserves |
FROM: Jeff Roberts |
| 1248 |
9/21/2009 |
MGP Open House Comment: North of 26, west of Rock Creek and 185th
should be urban reserve |
FROM: Greg Miller |
| 1249 |
9/21/2009 |
Letter with photos: Land for rent and available in Washington
County; support for COO report to maintain current UGB boundary |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
John R Keith, Susanna Keith |
| 1250 |
9/21/2009 |
4 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writers added some individual comment.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Karin Wohlert,
Virginia Rayburn, Migi Cady, Steve DeShazer |
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| 1251 |
9/21/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (132 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38H)
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TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1252 |
9/22/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Requests that we place the land north of
Hwy 26 in Rural Reserves; protect agricultural lands |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Mary Lyn Villaume |
| 1253 |
9/22/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Would like to be included into the Urban
Growth Boundary so they can sell properties located at 2910 and
2930 NW McDaniel Road, near the intersection of Mill Pond Rd.
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TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Laurie Brekken |
| 1254 |
9/22/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Happy for Metro's stand on growing up instead
of out on the issue of Important and Foundation farmland. |
TO: Michael Jordan FROM:
Clair Klock |
| 1255 |
9/22/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Washington County's optimal use is as farmland.
Our farmers are the business people with an investment in our
community and they are the people we should support. |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Wendy Gordon |
| 1256 |
9/22/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Supports Metro COO's recommendation that
the Foundation agricultural land north of Highway 26 be protected
from Urban Reserves.. This land is best suited for Rural Reserves. |
TO: Greatest Place
FROM: Tim Piete |
| 1257 |
9/22/2009 |
MGP Open House Comment: Support for maintaining/increasing density
and limiting urban reserves |
FROM: Debbie Aiona |
| 1258 |
9/22/2009 |
MGP Open House Comment: balance urban reserves across the region |
FROM: April Burris |
| 1259 |
9/22/2009 |
Email: Objects to urban corridor along Borland Rd in the Stafford
Triangle; none of Stafford should be urbanized, lists reasons |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner, [email protected], [email protected],
WNA FROM: Midge Pierce |
| 1260 |
9/22/2009 |
2 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writers added some individual comment.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Dianna Evers,
Kathie Eldridge |
| 1261 |
9/22/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (59 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38I)
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TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1262 |
9/23/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM:Gavin Redshaw |
| 1263 |
9/23/2009 |
Email: Owner of two parcels adjacent to the UGB and bound by Pete's
Mtn Rd, east of Schaeffer Rd. and the Tualatin River asks that
property remain undesignated |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, feedback, district2@ co.multnoma.or.us,
Marrisa D. Madrigal, [email protected], Reserves
FROM: Betty
Reynolds |
| 1264 |
9/23/2009 |
Email: Designate farmlands as rural reserves |
TO: Carlotta Collette & Robert Liberty and Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Pamela Gates |
| 1265 |
9/23/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: It is more important now than ever to preserve
as much of our rich and productive farmland as possible for our
future. |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Sue Bartlett |
| 1266 |
9/23/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Keep the land north of Highway 26 in Rural
Reserves. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept
in file) |
TO: Metro Councilors & David Bragdon FROM: Mary
Lyn Villaume |
| 1267 |
9/23/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Life-long resident of Washington county.
Asking you to use urban and rural reserves to protect valuable
farmland. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept
in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Winona Phelps |
| 1268 |
9/23/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Her children have greatly benefitted from
membership at their local farm in Helvetia, and her family has
become more healthy from eating local and organic produce. Use
Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable farmland. (Duplicate
letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Metro Councilors and David Bragdon
FROM: Britany G B Johnson |
| 1269 |
9/23/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Bicycles in Washington and Yamhill counties
and loves the region. Loves our state and our region and wants
to preserve its greatness for gererations to come. (Duplicate
letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Rex Burkholder, & Robert Liberty
FROM: Robert Ross |
| 1270 |
9/23/2009 |
Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including
* Agenda
* Placeholder for Sept 9 meeting summary
* Placeholder for Urban Rural
Reserves 2009 - 2050/60 Chief Operating Officer Recommendation,
September 15, 2009 *
Map: Urban and Rural Reserves: Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington
Counties' Recommendations, as of 09/16/09, 09/10/09 and 09/08/09
* Clackamas County Urban/Rural
Reserves Project Introduction * Map: Clackamas
County Board of Commissioners Recommendations for Urban and Rural
Reserves
* Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners'
Recommendations, September 10, 2009 Gross Acreage of Areas Suitable
for Urban and Rural Reserves
* Clackamas County Urban and
Rural Reserves Project - Areas Suitable for Urban and Rural Reserves
- area maps, BCC recommendation and rationale and Key urban and
rural factors findings *
Memo: Multnomah County Suitability Assessments for urban and
rural reserves, dated September 15, including map: East Multnomah
County Reserves Suitability Assessments areas 1,2,3 and 4,
map: West Multnomah County Reserves
Suitability Assessments areas 5,6,7,8 and 9, chart: Multnomah
County Rural Suitability Assessments (Staff and CAC), and urban
and rural suitability assessments and recommendations, and mpas
of potential urban and rural reserve areas 1 through 8
* Memo: Washington County Reserves
Coordinating Committee recommendations for urban and rural reserves,
including Washington County map, Urban and rural reserve recommendations
for Washington County key to finding information, and report:
Urban and Rural Reserves Planning in Washington County - Washington
County reserves coordinating committee urban and rural reserves
recommendations, dated September 23, 2009 |
|
| 1271 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-01: Portland Metro Foodshed 4,000,000 ac. = 10
reserves study areas, with map |
|
| 1272 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-02: Letter: Wildlife corridor spanning Multnomah
and Washington Counties, from Cherry Amabisca, dated September
23, 2009 |
|
| 1273 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-03: Letter with supporting letters: four adjoining
neighborhoods have recommended rural reserve status for all rural
lands north of Sunset Hwy, traffic studies for North Bethany
fail to account for bottlenecks, Mult. Co. CAC recommended rural
reserves for all West Hills rural land |
|
| 1274 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-04: Letter: support for COO recommendatio and soil
analysis in Washington County and rural designation for two specific
areas: southwest Helvetia and south of Sunset hwy with Wailble
Cr in the south and McKay Cr in the west. |
|
| 1275 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-05: Memo and map: Washington County Reserves Coordinating
Committee Recommendations for Urban and Rural Reserves, from
Washington County staff, dated Sept 23, 2009 |
|
| 1276 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-06: Draft meeting minutes, Reserves Steering Committee,
September 9, 2009 |
|
| 1277 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-07: Urban and Rural Reserves 2009 - 2050/60 Chief
Operating Officer Recommendation, September 15, 2009 |
|
| 1278 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-08: CD: Strategies for a Prosperous and Sustainable
Region - a report form Metro's Chief Operating Officer |
|
| 1279 |
9/23/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee packet attachment to the public record
no. 092309rsc-09: Overview and recommendations: Making the greatest
place strategies for a prosperous and sustainable region - a
report form Metro's Chief Operating Officer, September 15, 2009 |
|
| 1280 |
9/23/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
|
| 1281 |
9/23/2009 |
Packet: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC), including:
* Agenda
* Chart:
Making the Greatest Place Fall 2009 Advisory Committee Schedule,
Draft, 09/22/09
* Overview: Making the greatest place
- strategies for a sustainable and prosperous region, a report
from Metro's Chief Operating Officer, September 15, 2009
* Making the greatest place - Issues for further
discussion by MPAC * CD: Making the greatest place -
strategies for a sustainable and prosperous region, a report
from Metro's Chief Operating Officer, September 15, 2009
* Meeting handout: Map: Urban and rural reserves:
Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington Counties' Recommendations,
made from 9/8/09 to 9/16/09
* Meeting
handout: LCDC powerpoint presentation: Urban and rural reserves:
How much Land? Risks and Consequences
|
|
| 1282 |
9/23/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) |
|
| 1283 |
9/23/2009 |
Email: Comment on Metro Chief Operating Officer Recommendations
on Reserves; Pete's Mountain and most of Stafford should be rural
reserves |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Lynn Peterson, [email protected], Kathryn
Harrington, Carlotta Collette, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Rex
Burkholder, David Bragdon, Maggie Dickerson FROM:
David Pollack, Kay Pollack |
| 1284 |
9/23/2009 |
Letter: Rural Reserves north of Sunset Highway - please recommend
rural reserves for all lands north of Sunset Highway |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee FROM: Jim Emerson |
| 1285 |
9/23/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (120 letters included; filed after the September 2009 foldersfile 38I) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1286 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Preserve more of the land as rural in Washington
County (Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1 letter kept
in file). |
TO: Kathryn Harrington,Carl Hosticka,Rex Burkholder,Robert Liberty,Rod
Park&Carlotta Collette FROM: Richard Vireday |
| 1287 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Please preserve the rural lands of our area. |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Heidi C. Waltz |
| 1288 |
9/24/2009 |
Email: use rural reserves to preserve farmland, especially close-in
land in Washington County north of hwy 26. (Duplicate letters
sent to councilors. 1 letter in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka, Rod Park
& Carlotta Collette
FROM: James Just |
| 1289 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: From our livable communities to our fruitrul
farmland to natural wonders, we want to protect our community
for generations to come. (Duplicate letters sent to councilors
1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Metro Councilors
FROM: Dan Gaynor |
| 1290 |
9/24/2009 |
Letter: Place area north of hwy 26 including but not limited to
the area known as Helvetia as rural reserve; people are making
a living from this land |
TO: Committee Members FROM: Steve Jacobs |
| 1291 |
9/24/2009 |
Letter: Washington County has ignored the concerns of a unified
rural neighborhood (Helvetia), there is little effort from the
Counties to plan for co-joined areas (such as Stafford) in a
comprehensive manner, and there has been little effort to create
protections for CSAs throughout the region, including letter
to Carl Hostick dated April 3, 2009 and letter to long range
planning staff dated August 27, 2009 |
TO: Planning Staff
FROM: Gerritt Rosenthal |
| 1292 |
9/24/2009 |
Letter: Testimony on behalf of Maxine Erdman with properties at
25550 NW Meek Rd and 2330 SW 325th who requests urban reserve
designation. Several neighbors (listed in this letter) also request
urban reserve designation. |
TO: Metro Council, Core 4, and Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Gary Gentemann |
| 1293 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Equine industry in the greater Helvetia area
north of hwy 26; designate rural areas north of hwy 26 as rural
reserves |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Catherine Keith |
| 1294 |
9/24/2009 |
2 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writers added some individual comment.
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Heidi Waltz,
James Eldridge |
| 1295 |
9/24/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council Meeting |
|
| 1296 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 1: there are 4,000 Oregon White
Oak trees north of Highway 26 |
TO: President Bragdon, Metro Council FROM:
Alan Amabisca |
| 1297 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 2: Writers support Metro's recommendation
that Foundation land north of hwy 26 including the "fingers"
of undesignated land be designated rural reserve and comments
on reserves process |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Mel and Wendy Mortensen |
| 1298 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 3: Writer supports Metro's recommendation
that Foundation land north of hwy 26 be designated rural reserves;
land produces better yields with high protein content |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Ryan Stadelman |
| 1299 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 4: Writer supports Metro's recommendation
that land north of hwy 26 be designated rural reserves; this
area is a wildlife corridor |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Mary Pruitt |
| 1300 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 5: Writer supports Metro's recommendation
that land north of hwy 26 be designated rural reserves; this
area is a world class rural cycling destination, utilize recommended
infill of underutilized areas |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kris Schamp |
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| 1301 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 6: Designate all areas north of
hwy 26 as designated rural reserves; protect rich farmland and
local food security and vibrant local food system, including
letter and brochure |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Steven Radtke |
| 1302 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 8: Writer supports Metro's recommendation
that agricultural land north of hwy 26 as designated rural reserves;
agri-tourism in the area depends on 30 farms and 30 additional
agri-tourism businesses |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Cherry Amabisca |
| 1303 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 10: Concern re: the concept and
placement of undesignated lands in Washington County; positioning
lands around small rural towns encourages them to become commuter
hubs, creates uncertainty in planning for crops and leads to
prime agricultural lands being developed. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Greg Mecklem |
| 1304 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 11: Concern re: historical and
environmental impacts of urban development, and disregard for
citizen input |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mark D. Haag |
| 1305 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 13: Submission 1 of 2: Binder entitled
"Hydrology and Geology of Greater Helvetia" presented by Patrica
Bailey, and submission 2 of 2 entitled "Perspectives on the Greater
Helvetia Area in support of Designation as a Rural Reserve,"
presented by Robert Bailey |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Patricia Bailey |
| 1306 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 14: Farmer of Christmas trees,
hazelnuts and beef cattle with farming as sole source of income
says that Washington County was the number one producer of hazelnuts
before development of Hillsboro, which cost 90 acres of production.
Protect farmland for food production, economic benefits and conserving
energy |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Matt Furrow |
| 1307 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 15: Concern re: undesignated designation,
economic benefits of farming, excellent soils in West Multnomah
County, request to designate total Springville and Germantown
areas in West Multnomah County as rural reserve, submission and
map, email dated August 25, 2009 (cost of infrastructure should
be borne by developers), and letter dated September 10, 2009
to Multnomah County Commission |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Greg Malinowski |
| 1308 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 16: Protect land north of hwy 26
for agriculture, including CSA farming is way of the future,
small parcels of land can be profitable, non-irrigated land is
profitable |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Lyn Jacobs |
| 1309 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 17: Helvetia area north of hwy
26 needs to be a rural reserve because of sacred burial sites,
White Oaks, seasonal floodplains, historical sites |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Anna Becker |
| 1310 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 18: Support for COO's recommendation
that land north of hwy 26 be a rural reserve as it provides provides
recreational and training options for cyclists and easy access
to CSAs |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Steven Kasper |
| 1311 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 19: process comments regarding
unbalanced membership of Washington County's reserves committee
and report went directly to Metro without review or adoption
by the Washington County Board of Commissioners, other process
comments |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Linda Peters |
| 1312 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 20: Spend $$ in Beaverton not/much
less in outlying areas |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dick Schouten, Washington County Board of Commissioners |
| 1313 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 21: Strongly disagrees with proposal
to designate subarea 28 as an urban reserve in Washington County;
this area west of Clark Hill Raod is prime farmland composed
of large, productive dry and irrigated lots; process comments
regarding Washington County, and letter from Carolyn E. K. MacLaren
dated August 28, 2009 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Elizabeth Lux Haugen |
| 1314 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 22: urban and rural reserves;no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jim Irvine |
| 1315 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 23: property at 13496 NW Countryview
Way better governed by the cities of Washington County due to
the location and proximity to Washington County expansion areas |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Sandra Baker |
| 1316 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 25: need to define buffers and
how they are designated along urban and rural edges |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1317 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 26: Owner of equine facility says
that there is a thriving equine industry woth 11 facilities in
the greater Helvetia area and requests that rural lands there
be protected by designating rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Catherine Keith |
| 1318 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 27: Successful businessman and
equine operation owner says that the 480 acres of East Bethany
should be designated rural reserve, no area close to the UGB
should be left undesignated; includes document titled Evaluation
of East Bethany and West Forest Park Concept (Superset of East
Bethany) areas in Multnomah County |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joe Rayhawk |
| 1319 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 28: Designate area north of hwy
26 as a rural reserve; organic produce is a strongly growing
sector of the national and local economy, including attached
USDA report |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Susan Beck |
| 1320 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 29: Disagrees with Metro recommending
that any land north of Council Creek be off-limits to urban reserves;
requests support for the City of Cornelius' development |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jose Orozco |
| 1321 |
9/24/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
|
| 1322 |
9/24/2009 |
Email: Urban vs rural: protect rural farm and forest lands in
Clackamas County. ( Duplicate letters sent to councilors. 1
copy kept in file.) |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Rod Park and Carlotta Collette
FROM: Susan Nielsen |
| 1323 |
9/24/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (67 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38J)
|
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1324 |
9/25/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (28 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38J)
|
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1325 |
9/26/2009 |
Letter: Framework for Reserves of the Stafford area: use existing
15,000 acres of older industrial and vacant buildable land to
reduce expansion of urban reserves; leave north of Tualatin River
undesignated |
TO: Michael Jordan, Metro Councilors, planning and development
personnel FROM: Larry Read |
| 1326 |
9/26/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Farmland and natural resources are not easily
recovered once developed over and we need them now and will need
them even more as our population expands. (Duplicate letters
sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rod Park, Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette & Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Mallory J. Pratt |
| 1327 |
9/26/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland and natural areas. Also implement policies which accommodate
growth through increased density, not sprawl. (Duplicate letters
sent to councilors. 1 letter kept in file) |
TO: Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington & Rex Burkholder
FROM: Walt Mintkeski |
| 1328 |
9/26/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (8 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38J)
|
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1329 |
9/27/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (9 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38J) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1330 |
9/28/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Wants their property to stay protected as
farm land only, in order to be able to operate on a day to day
basis. Their addresses are 1820 and 2000 SE Wilson Rd., Troutdale
and they actively farm 84 acres. |
TO: GreatestPlace FROM:
Deniece and Tom Tucker & John and Pat Bergan |
| 1331 |
9/29/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Aviva Groner
Brown |
| 1332 |
9/29/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (16 letters included; filed after the September 2009 folders, file 38J) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1333 |
9/30/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Doug Plies |
| 1334 |
9/30/2009 |
Letter: Region should decide how to protect edges before designating
reserves, comments on North Bethany and on highway 26, including
letters from Forest Park Neighborhood Association dated July
29, 2009 and February 14, 2008, letter from Alan Schaaf, letter
from Greg Malinowksi dated August 31, 2009, letters from Joe
Rayhawk dated August 11 and July 31, 2009, 5 photos and 4 maps |
TO: President Bragdon, Metro Council, Michael Jordan
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1335 |
9/30/2009 |
Meeting packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Draft Core 4 meeting summary,
September 21, 2009 |
|
| 1336 |
9/30/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 1337 |
10/1/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council |
|
| 1338 |
10/1/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 2: Areas 2, 3, and 4 in Eash County
should be designated rural reserves |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Patricia Anderson |
| 1339 |
10/1/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 9: urban and rural reserves; no
written comment |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jim Kight, Mayor of Troutdale |
| 1340 |
10/1/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
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| 1341 |
10/1/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Making the greatest place report input: urban
and rural reserves process in Clackamas County did not go well
for the protection of rural resource lands |
TO:
FROM: Charlie Stephens, Clackamas County Urban Green |
| 1342 |
10/1/2009 |
Letter: Request to keep property at 16147 SW Roy Rogers Rd in
urban reserve designated area |
TO: Jeff Stone
FROM: Bill Kenny |
| 1343 |
10/1/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (10 letters included; filed after the October 2009 folders, file 44A) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1344 |
10/2/2009 |
Email: Urban/rural reserve edges and North Bethany, including
two letters dated July 29, 2009 and September 30, 2009 |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Kathyn Sofich
FROM: Carol L. Chesarek |
| 1345 |
10/2/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Joseph Lubitz |
| 1346 |
10/3/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Will Bishop |
| 1347 |
10/3/2009 |
News article: Up vs out: multiple pieces in play for solving growth
puzzle, in the Oregonian |
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| 1348 |
10/4/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Please use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect
valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient
infrastructure and support vibrant city centers (sent individually
to all Councilors; one letter kept on file). |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rod Park, Robert Liberty,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder FROM: Philippe
Mazaud |
| 1349 |
10/4/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Katie Rompala |
| 1350 |
10/5/2009 |
Email: Helvetia study ride including poster |
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| 1351 |
10/5/2009 |
Email: Discussion on urban and rural reserves needs to focus more
on growing food due to global warming, growing demand for organic,
local food; request that farmland north of hwy 26 and land on
both sides of Scholls Ferry Rd and Roy Rogers Rd be designated
as rural reserve; includes letter to Metro councilors received
October 7, 2009 |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Dick and Jeanne Roy |
| 1352 |
10/6/2009 |
Email: No expansion of urban reserves into Washington County or
any other County, plan for high density, save land for farming |
TO: Kathryn Harrington and Metro Council
FROM: Susan Peter |
| 1353 |
10/6/2009 |
12 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writers added some individual comment.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Jenna Johnson,
Chad Jensen, Linda Baker, Darcie Davis, Mark Johnson, Dave Fallesen,
Scott Isles, Preston Corless, Adam Mahlum, Alexander Granat,
Angie Sagon, Erika Jewett |
| 1354 |
10/7/2009 |
Packet: Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC), including:
* Agenda
*
Making the Greatest Place Fall 2009 Advisory Committee Schedule,
Draft, 12/2/09 |
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| 1355 |
10/7/2009 |
Email: Opposition to the addition of thousands of acres of productive
farmland into proposed urban reserves in the Scholls/River Road
area. Hold the UGB line |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Lynn Hilbert |
| 1356 |
10/7/2009 |
Email: Area around Malinoski farm in Multnomah County north of
hwy 26 should be a rural reserve |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, district 2 @co.multnomah.or.us, Tom Brian,
bcc@ co.clackamas.or.us FROM: Will Dart |
| 1357 |
10/7/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Develop land within existing UGB and protect
close by farmland |
TO: Greatest Place
FROM: Jeanette and Bruce Morrison |
| 1358 |
10/7/2009 |
Email: Response to Grand Ronde Community of Oregon, including
letter to Jack Giffen Jr. from Washington County signed by Tom
Brian, and including Washington County Reserves Coordinating
Committee Issue Paper No. 08 |
TO: Richard Benner, Laura Dawson Bodner, Chris Gilmore, Philip
Bransford, Brent Curtis, Dennis Mulvihill
FROM: Mike Dahlstrom |
| 1359 |
10/8/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Susan Goldfield |
| 1360 |
10/8/2009 |
Letter: Owners of 120 acres request for urban reserve designation
for tax lots #R590970 and #R590961, with map |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogan, Tom Brian,
Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Elizabeth J. Calgren, Sheila P.J. Davis, Sally
J. Jorgenson, Shirley J. Judd, Sandra M. Laubenthal, Pamela A.
Maher, Carol F. Peterkort, John J. Peterkort, Karen R. Peterkort,
Norman J.Peterkort, Robert F. Peterkort, Steven A. Peterkort,
Madalyn M. Rustagi |
| 1361 |
10/8/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Please retain our current urban growth boundaries.
Don't let developers to carve into Rural Reserve lands. |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Joe Seamons |
| 1362 |
10/8/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council |
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| 1363 |
10/8/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 1: Town Quarry property in Sherwood
should be designated urban reserve |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carrie MacLaren |
| 1364 |
10/8/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
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| 1365 |
10/9/2009 |
Reserves Core 4 meeting packet, including:
* Agenda
* Memo: Preliminary discussion
of reserve candidate areas, dated October 7, 2009 and including
proposed areas of preliminary agreement and proposed areas of
further discussion, urban and rural
* Map: Urban and rural reserves: Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington
Counties' Recommendations, dated 09/22/09, 9/10/09 and 09/21/09
* October 14 RSC agenda
* Handout: Memo: Issue summaries for furthuer discussion, dated
October 8, 2009 |
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| 1366 |
10/9/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1367 |
10/9/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (5 letters included; filed after the October 2009 folders, file 44A) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1368 |
10/10/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Designation of urban reserves should minimize
loss of the region's most significant landscape features, floodplains,
wetlands and fish and wildlife habitat. |
TO: Greatest Place Comments FROM: Mike Houck,
Urban Greenspaces Institute |
| 1369 |
10/10/2009 |
Letter: Opposed to expansion onto prime farmland |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Phyllis Bartlett |
| 1370 |
10/10/2009 |
Contents of binder: Justification fo rural reserve designation
for the area north of highway 26, including historic Helvetia,
under OAR 660-027-0060 |
TO: President Bragdon and Metro Councilors
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 1371 |
10/10/2009 |
Email: Pete's Mtn should be designated rural reserve south of
Schaeffer Rd and undesignated, north of that road |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Council Members, Charlotte Lehan, [email protected],
[email protected] FROM: Richard Chapman
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| 1372 |
10/11/2009 |
Email: Desigate Pete's Mountain as rural reserve; DOA has designated
most of Pete's Mountain as important agricultural land |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, [email protected], cao@ co.washington, Lynn Peterson,
B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger, bcc@clackamas
FROM: Alan and Barbara Bellanca |
| 1373 |
10/11/2009 |
Email: Use urban reserves to protect valuable farmland; save Helvetia's
unique beauty |
TO: Rod Park & David Bragdon FROM Wendy Mazoud |
| 1374 |
10/11/2009 |
Letter: Person has been farming 55 years, says properties north
of TV hwy between Cornelius and Dairy Creek near Hillsboro should
be urban reserves as it is 50% developed and infrastructure exists;
south side of TV hwy should be rural reserve |
TO: Michael Jordan FROM:
Edmund and Gertrude Duyck |
| 1375 |
10/11/2009 |
2 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writers added some individual comment.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Kyle Surovy,
Jenelle Coca |
| 1376 |
10/12/2009 |
Email: Support for Clackamas County Commissioners' recommendation
fo rthe Pete's Mountain area; Borland area to be designated urban
reserve, other areas to be designated rural reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, [email protected], cao@ co.washington, Frazer Acheson,
Lynn Peterson, J. Bernard, A. Lininger, bcc@clackamas FROM:
Alan and Barbara Bellanca |
| 1377 |
10/12/2009 |
Email: Land on Pete's Mountain has been identified as important
farmland, designate as rural reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, [email protected], cao@ co.washington, Lynn Peterson,
B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger, bcc@clackamas
FROM: Dr. D. Lynn Loriaux
and Teresa Choate Loriaux |
| 1378 |
10/12/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: would like area east of and leading to the
Barlow HS and Orient School included in urban reserve (Clackanomah
area); also area adjacent to Orient Dr leading into Orient should
be urban reserve |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Rich Feucht |
| 1379 |
10/12/2009 |
Email: There is no land in the Pete's Mountain study area that
meets urban reserve factors, designate Pete's Mountain as rural
reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
System Accoutn FROM: Randell Renner |
| 1380 |
10/12/2009 |
Email: Designate Pete's Mountain as a rural reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
System Account FROM: John and Mollie Anderson |
| 1381 |
10/12/2009 |
Email: Support of Clackamas County Commissioner recommendation
for the Pete's Mountain area; other than Borland Rd., area should
be designated rural reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, [email protected], [email protected], Frazer
Acheson, Lynn Peterson, J. Bernard, A.Lininger, [email protected]
FROM: Dana and Ruth Austin |
| 1382 |
10/12/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Regarding urban and rural reserves, in favor
of maintaining established urban growth boundary limits |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Shannon Hallberg |
| 1383 |
10/12/2009 |
Emails: Favor rural reserve for Pete's Mountain, water is a problem
in this area |
TO: Rod Park and Carl Hosticka and Carlotta Collette
FROM: Josephine and
Ed Colbach |
| 1384 |
10/12/2009 |
Email: Landowner at 19270 SW Haide Rd, Sherwood, OR wants to be
included in the urban reserve |
TO: Julia Hajduk, Mike Dahlstrom, Judi, Ebmeyer
FROM: Jon Kurahara |
| 1385 |
10/12/2009 |
Email: Protect Pete's Mtn from being designated urban reserve
because of fish habitat, water quality, buffer between cities,
unsuitable for urban reserve |
TO: Mike Houck, Jim Labbe, John Williams, Mary Kyle McCurdy
FROM: Kay and David Pollack |
| 1386 |
10/12/2009 |
Email: Owners of land since 1895 on Tile Flat Rd request that
this area be designated rural reserve |
TO: Susan Peter, Kathryn Harrington FROM: Gregg Goldhammer |
| 1387 |
10/13/2009 |
Letter: Writer objects to 29 acre parcel on Meek Rd and Sewell
Rd being designated rural reserve |
TO: Greatest Place Comments, Charlotte Alderton, Dean Alderton
and Juanita Alderton, Gary Gentemann FROM: Donald
L. Alderton |
| 1388 |
10/13/2009 |
Letter: Making the Greatest Place Program October 15, 2009 Public
Hearing; City of Lake Oswego is opposed to making the whole Stafford
Basin an urban reserve area; If any part of the Stafford basin
is included as an urban reserve, its inclusion in the UGB must
be contingent upon the concurrent provision of high capacity
transit service along the I-205 corridor. |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Council FROM: Jack Hoffman,
Lake Oswego City Council |
| 1389 |
10/13/2009 |
Email: Owner of two parcels adjacent to the UGB and bound by Pete's
Mtn Rd, east of Schaeffer Rd. and the Tualatin River asks that
property remain undesignated |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, [email protected], cao@ co.washington, Lynn Peterson,
B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger, bcc@clackamas
FROM: Betty Reynolds, PhD |
| 1390 |
10/13/2009 |
Email: Owners of 10 acres on Pete's Mountain support rural reserve
designation for most of Pete's Mountain, due to topography, water
issues and farmong community |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, [email protected], cao@ co.washington, Lynn Peterson,
B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger, bcc@clackamas
FROM: Les and
Roberta DeAsis |
| 1391 |
10/13/2009 |
Letter: comments on Clackamas County Reserves Recommendations,
with documentation |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee, Core 4
FROM: Lou
Ogden |
| 1392 |
10/13/2009 |
Email: Submission to Reserves Steering Committee and MPAC of letter
from the cities of Banks, Cornelius, Forest Grove, Hillsboro
and North Plains (letter is filed with October 14 RSC meeting
attachments to the public record) |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner, Kelsey Newell, Jerry Willey, Aron Carlenson,
Tom Brian, Richard Kidd, Dave Waffle, Jim Hough, Don Otterman
Richard Meyer, Jon Holan, Brent Curtis, Greg Manning, Greg Specht,
Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Patrick Ribellia |
| 1393 |
10/13/2009 |
Email: Lower Springville Rd should not be considered for urban
reserve designation - residents in the area want it to remain
rural |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner, Carol Chesarek
FROM: Susan Goldfield |
| 1394 |
10/13/2009 |
Letter: Questions regarding content of MGP report and how reserves
steering committee can vote on it within two weeks after its
release |
TO: Michael Jordan
FROM: David Nielsen, HBA |
| 1395 |
10/13/2009 |
Letter with attached letters from John Borge, Clackamas County
dated October 4, 2005, Michael Jordan dated January 12, 2006,
and Larry Haberlach dated May 3, 2009, and a map |
TO: Ray Valone
FROM: Larry F. Haberlach and Betty Ann Barber |
| 1396 |
10/13/2009 |
Email: Support for Clackamas County Commissioners' recommendation
for rural and urban reserves in the Pete's Mtn area; requests
rural reserve designation for Pete's Mountain area |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, [email protected], cao@ co.washington, Lynn Peterson,
B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger, bcc@clackamas
FROM: Gregg McElhinney |
| 1397 |
10/13/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council Public Hearing |
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| 1398 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 1: Support Troutdale's request
for addition of 759 acres to the urban reserve, including 101309cwph-1:
Resolution in support of the City of Troutldale's proposal to
designate 775 acres to their city as urban reserves |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mike Weatherby, Mayor of Fairview |
| 1399 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 2: Request to leave Beavercreek
undesignated, let small farms continue to operate and allow area
to make its own decisions regarding land use |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: John Rosebrook |
| 1400 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 3: urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Sally Quimby |
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10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 4: Letter, Stafford Hamlet values
and vision statement, maps; leave area north of Tualatin River
undesignated |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jay Minor |
| 1402 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 5: request for follow-up on information
for Stafford in the Quantitative Assessment of Public Input regarding Reserves; absence of citizen commetns from 3/3 to 5/3/09 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Alan Rosenfeld |
| 1403 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 6: urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Richard Shook |
| 1404 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 7: Maintain commitment to lands
that have already been allocated for employment in the Wilsonville
area rather than shifting focus and investment to new lands;
comments on relationship to RTP |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tim Knapp, Mayor of Wilsonville |
| 1405 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 8: City of Wilsonville supports
recent decisions b Clackamas and Washington Counties for urban
reserves immediately adjacent to Wilsonville and supports designation
of the French Prairie area as a rural reserve, with maps |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Stephan Lashbrook |
| 1406 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 9: `RTP related; not included in
index |
TO: Metro Council |
| 1407 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 10: Far West CPO supports rural
and urban reserve designation for Far West CPO area, including
map |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
John Messner |
| 1408 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No.11: process comment |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Will Newman II |
| 1409 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No.12: Designate rural reserves in
the close-in potential food producing areas such as Beavercreek,
keep UGB tight |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Elizabeth Graser-Lindsey |
| 1410 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No.13: Pete's Mtn should be designated
urban reserve or undesignated, including copy of report Newland - Perfectly suited for a great community |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Ryan O'Brien |
| 1411 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 14: Request that property at top
of Pete's Mtn, 1290 SW Schaeffer Rd, West Linn, be left undesignated |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Melinda Giddings |
| 1412 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 15: Do not expand urban reserves |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Shelby Crecraft |
| 1413 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 16: West of Wilsonville south of
Sherwood should be designated rural |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Merle Smith |
| 1414 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 17: Recommends that Stafford remain
undesignated north of the Tualatin River |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Larry Read |
| 1415 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 18: Support Clackamas County Commissioners
Recommendation for Petes Mountain/Peach Cove Clackamas County
Study Area, including bound presentation and map |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Judy Messner |
| 1416 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 19: urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: David Pollack |
| 1417 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 20: urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Eve Holloran |
| 1418 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 21: urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Tom Bray |
| 1419 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 22: urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Elaine Newland |
| 1420 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 23: Agree with most of COO report
except for Stafford; stafford should be undesignated |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
David Adams |
| 1421 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 24: Single most important issue
is climate change; need to reduce carbon footprint |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mark Gamba |
| 1422 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 25: Protect farm interests and
comment on process |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Bernie Newland |
| 1423 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No.26: Water district on Pete's Mtn
has capacity to serve additional development in the area, with
documentation and maps |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Malia R. Kupillas |
| 1424 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 27: Would like property undesignated
at 3010 NW 123rd Pl Portland as not suitable for agriculture;
includes photos |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Steve Prucitt |
| 1425 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 28: Protect farmland in Beavercreek,
with written testimony and brochure |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jan McMahon |
| 1426 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 29: Comments on availability of
water, poor soil at 1290 SW Shaeffer |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Colin Giddings |
| 1427 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 31: Request that area at 650 SW
Schaeffer, West Linn, be undesignated |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Julie Szambelan |
| 1428 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 32: urban and rural reserves;
no comment attached |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Courtney Wilton |
| 1429 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 33: Preserve section 8 in Beavercreek
as rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jeff Carson |
| 1430 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 34: maintain rural in Stafford
and Pete's Mtn areas, concern re: process not supporting local
aspirations; includes Position Paper of Stafford Area Task Force
and four letters |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Teri Cummings |
| 1431 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 36: urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dr. Jerry Schlesser |
| 1432 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 37: Pete's Mtn does not qualify
for rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Don Bowerman |
| 1433 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 38: Pete's Mtn does not qualify
for rural reserve; favor undesignated, with maps |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Gordon Root |
| 1434 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 39: Pete's Mtn does not have soil
suitable for agriculture |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Steven Bowerman |
| 1435 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 40: Stafford area should remain
rural, including supporting document |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Midge Pierce |
| 1436 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 41: urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Tracey Erway |
| 1437 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 41a: Comment re: Beavercreek Hamlet |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Richard Langdon |
| 1438 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 42: urban reserves are about greed
and money; who will pay for needed infrastructure in these areas?
Concern re: Beavercreek area |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Anne Hayes |
| 1439 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 43: Population growth, national
food security, livability concerns |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Clair Klock |
| 1440 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 44: Beavercreek needs to be a rural
reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jessica Lindsey |
| 1441 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 45: Beavercreek should stay a rural
reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
James Lindsey |
| 1442 |
10/13/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 46: Protect farmland, make as many
rural reserves as possible |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Barry Lindsey |
| 1443 |
10/13/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Public Hearing |
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| 1444 |
10/13/2009 |
Email: Support Clackamas County's findings for rural reserve designation
for Pete's Mountain |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected] FROM: Terry and
Peggy Casebeer |
| 1445 |
10/14/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: greatly restrict urban reserve study areas,
Portland has lowest density of any city on the west coast other
than San Diego, put this region on a path of sustainable, dense
infill development |
TO: GreatestPlace, Dick Schouten FROM: Richard Potestio |
| 1446 |
10/14/2009 |
Email: Support for designation of Pete's Mountain as a rural reserve
because of natural features, farmland and potential as a buffer;
also sent to Carlotta Collette. Duplicate letters sent to councilors.
1 letter kept in file. |
TO: Rex Burkholder & Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Linda Cahan, Chris Stopa |
| 1447 |
10/14/2009 |
Email: Most of Pete's Mountain meets and exceeds the factors of
rural reserves designation, natural features are outstanding
and should be preserved |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected] FROM: Lisa Mulvaney |
| 1448 |
10/14/2009 |
Email: Designate Pete's Mountain as a rural reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected] FROM: Richard and
Peggy Wros |
| 1449 |
10/14/2009 |
Email: Request that Pete's Mountain be designated as a rural reserve. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected] FROM: David and
Teresa Krevanko |
| 1450 |
10/14/2009 |
Email: Property owner at 18878 S. Nancy Marie Lane, Oregon City,
wishes to have property included in urban reserve; property is
contiguous to the UGB and the city limits of Oregon City |
TO: Metro Council of Oregon, [email protected] |
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| 1451 |
10/14/2009 |
Letter: landowner at 40926 NW Verboort Rd in Forest Grove asks
that his property and possibly as far east as Martin Rd be part
of urban reserves, Council Creek is not a good natural boundary
for curtailing growth, Verboort Rd would be a more logical boundary. |
TO: City of Forest Grove, Metro FROM: Sam and Lori
Van Dyke |
| 1452 |
10/14/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Steering Committee, including:
* Agenda
* Draft meeting summary, September 23, 2009
* Memo: Core 4 proposed areas
of preliminary agreement and areas for further discussion, dated
October 12, 2009
* Map: Core 4 Areas of Preliminary Agreement and Areas for Further
Discussion, 10/12/09 |
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| 1453 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-01: Document requesting that land in UR-9 not be
included in urban reserves, including map, from Mike and Tanya
Striker |
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| 1454 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-02: Letter: Designation of Standring/Hartung/Berger
properties as urban reserves, from Mark J. Greenfield dated September
30, 2009 |
|
| 1455 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-03: Testimony of Michael Feves - remove urban reserve
designation from the land south of Sherwood, dated October 14,
2009 |
|
| 1456 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-04: Letter: Unsuitability of urban reserves north
of hwy 26 due to transportation and other issues, from Faun Hosey
dated October 14, 2009 |
|
| 1457 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-05: Letter: Oregon White Oak trees north of hwy
26; support for COO recommendation that area north of hwy 26
not be designated as urban reserves, from Allen Amabisca, dated
October 14, 2009 |
|
| 1458 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-06: Letter asking that only conflicted land be
considered for urban areas as outlined in the Metro Agricultural
Viability maps produced by the ODA, from Clair and Beverly Clock,
dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1459 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-07: Letter requesting that the south side of hwy
212 corridor to hwy 26 be considered as an urban reserve or undesignated
land, with maps, from Dana L. Krawczuk, dated October 8, 2009 |
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| 1460 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-08: Letter lists organizations that oppose urban
reserve designation to Lower Springville Rd (UR-A) and request
instead a rural reserve designation, from Carol Chesarek, dated
October 14, 2009 |
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| 1461 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-09: Letter urging investing in existing corridors
and centers and urging caution in designating urban reserves,
from Eli Spevak dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1462 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-10: Booklet and written comment: Oregon Flock and
Fiber Festival, September 26 and 27, submitted by Elizabeth Graser-Lindsey
on behalf of Jan McMahon |
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| 1463 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-11: Map, letter and news article: rural large lot
owner support of urban reserve designation within the rural area
around the City of Cornelius, dated September 8, 2009 |
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| 1464 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-12: Letter: Thoughts on urban reserve process and
remaining decisions, Washington County committee make-up favors
development interests, from Linda Peters, dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1465 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-13: Letter: State Agency Comments on Urban and
Rural Reserves, from Directors Richard Whitman, Matt Garrett,
Katy Coba, Dick Pedersen, Tim McCabe, Roy Elicker, Marvin Brown,
Ruben Ochoa, and Louise Solliday, dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1466 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-14: Letter: Recommendations on Rural and Urban
Reserves, from 1000 Friends of Oregon, dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1467 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-15: Letter and maps: Urban Greenspaces Institute
Input on Reserves and Making the Greatest Place Recommendations,
form Mike Houck, dated October 16, 2009 |
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| 1468 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-16: Letter with comments from neighboring cities
on urban and rural reserves, from Kathy Figley, dated October
14, 2009 |
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| 1469 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-17: Comments to Core 4 from Other Cities Washington
County representative Chris Baryhyte, dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1470 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-18: Letter and attachments from five cities stating
that COO recommendations do not set forth enough industrial urban
reserves to accommodate the 40-50 year land needs in West Washington
County, from Richard Kidd, Bill Bash, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher
and John Kinsky, dated October 9, 2009 |
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| 1471 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 101409rsc-19: Comments before the Urban Rural Reserves Steering
Committee by Jeff Stone, Director of Government Relations, Oregon
Association of Nurseries, dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1472 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No.101409rsc-20: Presentation: Urban Development Seat Urban and
Rural Reserves Comments and Recommendations on behalf of the
Housing Industry |
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| 1473 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No.101409rsc-21: Letter from NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development
Association regarding URR process and business coalition recommendations,
from Greg Manning, dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1474 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No.101409rsc-22: Comments of Greg Specht, Reserves Steering Committee
Meeting # 19, dated October 14, 2009 |
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| 1475 |
10/14/2009 |
Reserves Steering Committee Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No.101409rsc-23: Letter with comments on Making the Greatest
Place; make climate change an overarching principle and others,
from Ron Carley and Jill Fuglister, dated October 15, 2009 |
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| 1476 |
10/14/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Steering Committee |
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| 1477 |
10/14/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: In opposition to including land south and
west of Sherwood in an urban reserve |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Anne Voegtlin |
| 1478 |
10/14/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Supports the recommendation of the Clackamas
County Commission to designate the Pete's Mountain study area
as Rural Reserve. |
TO: Metro Councilors, Metro Council System Account, Charlotte
Lehan, [email protected], cao@ co.washington.or.us,
Lynn Peterson, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger [email protected]
FROM: Frederick Goeth |
| 1479 |
10/14/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Important that pressure to expand the UGB,
through Urban Reserves, be balanced with thoughtful consideration
of how we manage and develop lands within the current UGB and
urban centers |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Aaron Blake |
| 1480 |
10/14/2009 |
Letter: Making the Greatest Place Recommendations: recommend that
Stafford area be designated a rural reserve with the exception
of the 840 acres located in Washington County within the Stafford
Basin (I-5 on the west, I-205 on the north, 65th Ave on the east
and Frobase Rd on the south); agree with recommendation for urban
reserve in the Sherwood/west Wilsonville area; also, concern
re density of dwelling units |
TO: Michael Jordan FROM:
Lou Ogden, City of Tualatin |
| 1481 |
10/14/2009 |
Email: Does not want property put into rural reserves, although
writer is a farmer; give the City of Forest Grove enough land
in their UGB; missing anattachment |
TO: GreatestPlace, Lori Van Dyke FROM: Sam Van
Dyke |
| 1482 |
10/14/2009 |
Email; Includes Letter written to Metro Councilors and Core 4
Co-Chairs: RE:: Pete's Mountain area must be designated rural
reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected], FROM: Laurie Kelly |
| 1483 |
10/14/2009 |
Letter: Stafford area north of Tualatin River suitable for rural
reserve or undesignated classification because of natural features
and agricultural land |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Scott Hinkle |
| 1484 |
10/14/2009 |
Letter: discusses Making the Greatest Place report including processes
and modelling used to determine urban reserve candidate areas
and says they may be too small |
TO: Michael Jordan FROM:
Bob LeFeber, Commercial Realty Advisors |
| 1485 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Forest and farmland should be conserved. |
TO: GreatestPlace, Robert Liberty & Fellow Councilors
FROM: Susan Pearce |
| 1486 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Important to designate Pete's Mountain area as a rural
reserve based on natural landscape features |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected], [email protected]
FROM: Steven and Jean Carlton |
| 1487 |
10/15/2009 |
4 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writers added some individual comment.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Pat Davis, Christine
Armer, Bonnie Kooken, Meg Ruby |
| 1488 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Support Clackamas County's findings for rural and urban
reserve designations for Pete's Mountain |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected] FROM: Keith and
Greta Sheppard |
| 1489 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Support for Clackamas County Commissioners' recommendation
fo rthe Pete's Mountain areato be designated rural reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
FROM: Maureen and Bob Clark |
| 1490 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Subject: Pete's Mountain meets rural reserve factors;Wants
Petes Mountain to be designated a Rural Reserve. Includes map
and soil data set. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected] FROM: David and
Kay Pollack |
| 1491 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Includes letter: Support for the Clackamas County Commissioners
who recommend rural reserve status for Pete's Mountain, including
news article: Sharing wines from local vines. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Systems Account, Charlotte Lehan, district2@co. multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], LynnPet, B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected] FROM: Christine
& Dr. Jerry Schlesser |
| 1492 |
10/15/2009 |
Letter and 3 maps: comments on Multnomah County's process and
request that property at 13493 NW Countryview Way be place in
urban reserve |
TO: Public Testimony FROM:
Sandy Baker |
| 1493 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: support for inclusion of West Sherwood - Study Area UR7
in the urban reserves, including list of benefits and map |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner, Mike Dahlstrom, Julia Hajduk, [email protected],
Don Lariza, Scott Foushee, Ron Kurahara, Micahel P. Wible, Kim
Jenkins, Judi Ebmeyer FROM: Jon Kurahara |
| 1494 |
10/15/2009 |
Letter: Support for COO recommendation to include UR area south
of Purdin Rd and west of hwy 47; current urban reserve recommendation
in COO report does not adequately address the City of Forest
Grove's long-term need for employment land, with request that
area from hwy 47 to McKibbon Rd, south of Verboort Road (305
acres) be added for employment land |
TO: Reserves Core 4, Washington County Board of Commissioners,
Michael Jordan
FROM: Peter Truax, President of Forest Grove City Council |
| 1495 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Undesignated equals new zoning equals urban sprawl in Stafford
and Pete's Mountain, including chart called "Area S: Pete's Mountain/Peach
Cove Rural Reserve Recommendation," Judy Messner, 6/23/09, 6/30/09 |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Libert, Metro Council
System Account, Charlotte Lehan, [email protected],
[email protected], lynnpet, B.Austin, J. Bernard, A.Lininger,
Clackamas Commissioners FROM: Judy
and John Messner |
| 1496 |
10/15/2009 |
Letter: recommend that Metro reevaluate and add criteria regarding
urban reserves plus detailed comments from the Port of Portland
on COO Michale Jordan's report and recommendation for MGP |
TO, David Bragdon, MPAC, JPACT, TPAC, MTAC, ECAC, Freight Task
Force FROM: Bill Wyatt, Port of Portland |
| 1497 |
10/15/2009 |
Letter: Metro's Making the Greatest Place: Strategies for a Sustainable
and Prosperous Region: Do not adopt such a restrictive land use
supply policy; err on the side of adding more land rather than
less |
TO: Michael Jordan
FROM: Sandra McDonough, Portland Business Alliance |
| 1498 |
10/15/2009 |
Letter: Invest in what we have, maintain Urban Growth Boundary,
support for rural reserves and preservation of agriculture sector |
TO: Greatest Place Comments FROM: Elizabeth Pratt,
League of Women Voters of Portland |
| 1499 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Designation for Pete's Mountain should be rural |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Libert, Metro Council
System Account, Charlotte Lehan, [email protected],
[email protected], lynnpet, B.Austin, J. Bernard, A.Lininger,
[email protected] FROM: Elaine Newland |
| 1500 |
10/15/2009 |
Letter: Protect farmland, especially farmland close to city centers,
include land north of hwy 26 in rural reserves |
TO:
FROM: Diane Jacobs |
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| 1501 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Noel Arnold's testimony re: redeveloping Hillsboro to create
housing for single Intel employees (attachments missing) |
TO: GreatestPlace, Shaun Breslin FROM: Noel Arnold |
| 1502 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Cedar Creek Community follow-up |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Matt and Lori Waldo |
| 1503 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Reasons to designate Pete's Mtn as a rural reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro
FROM: Bernard
Newland |
| 1504 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Opposes the proposal by Washington County to urbanize productive
farmand and supports farm groups that want to keep the farmland
of Washington County in agriculture. |
TO: GreatestPlace, Metro Planning & Development
FROM: Martha Bailey |
| 1505 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Urge Metro to have all of the land in the Reserves Study
Area north of Highway 26 designated as Rural Reserves, values
CSAs and local agriculture |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden, Meg Ruby, Jonathan Lindgren
FROM: Meg Ruby |
| 1506 |
10/15/2009 |
Email:Request to include Area 93 East in the Urban Reserve designation. |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Ralph Henkhaus |
| 1507 |
10/15/2009 |
Email: Opposed to converting more farm and forestry land within
the vicinity of Sherwood, Wilsonville and Newberg into urban
use. |
TO: GreatestPlace
FROM: Shirley Hamilton |
| 1508 |
10/15/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council |
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| 1509 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment (no number): Washington County and
Metro's reserves discussions have not dealt with how we will
eat in the Metro area in the next 50 years and where our food
will come from; we will need more local and small scale agriculture |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: John Reed |
| 1510 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. - : Poor soil on Pete's Mtn, owner
of 43 acres asks that area be undesignated to allow family to
build on the family property; asks the same for Paritt Mtn area |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Steve Prueitt |
| 1511 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. - : Use natural features rather
than property lines and/or roads) to determine UR, RR and UGB
boundaries; landowners would strongly support boundaries that
do not create "orphaned" parcels |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Robert F. Peterkort |
| 1512 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. - : supports inclusion of UR-4
in urban reserve and inclusion of UR-1, URB and that portion
of UR-2 east of Cornelius Pass Rd in urban reserve and also east
of UR-2 to Springville Rd, including document "West Forest Park
Concept Planning Area |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
James R. Irvine |
| 1513 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 1: represents neighborhood north
of Council Creek, east of Susbauer Rd in Cornelius; majority
of residents oppose inclusion in the UGB, wish area to remain
rural |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Melissa Jacobsen |
| 1514 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 2: Urban reserves: Standring/Hartung/
Berger properties - request to designate as urban reserves, including
letters, maps and a report |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mark Greenfield |
| 1515 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 3: Washington County land (reserve)
designations north of hwy 26: 100 acre parcel sizes are not needed
die to relatively low employee headcounts of "hig tech" companies
due to automation and offshore manufacturing. Most of the companies
founded after 2005 are focused on services vs physical products;
designate land north of hwy 26 as rural reserve; includes packet |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Charlie Young |
| 1516 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 5: Developing some of the best
farmland in the world is suicidal. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joan K. Steinfeld |
| 1517 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 6: Map, Joint Statement of the
Stafford Area Task Force Regarding the Future Land Use Pattern
of the North Stafford Area; trust Stafford Hamlet's vision, ma
pof Stafford Area natural features |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dave Adams |
| 1518 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 6A: Area east of Cornelius Pass
to the current UGB should be urban reserve, 600 acres in east
Bethany is also developable land |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Thomas J. Vanderzanden |
| 1519 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 7: City of Cornelius Example of
50 year concept plan, letter dated September 8, 2009, map draft
June 2009, City of Cornelius Washington County Omnibus Pre-Qualifying
Concept Reserves Plan |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Bill Bash, City of Cornelius |
| 1520 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 7A: maintain the commitment to
lands that have already been allocated for employment, rather
than shifting our focus and investment to new lands |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tim Knapp, Mayor of Wilsonville |
| 1521 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 8: Please review Stafford Hamlet's
Value and Vision Statement and take into account the six points:
infrastructure, clustering to preserve open space, areas of limited
and no development, Borland area, EFU lands and large parcels
and previously developed neighborhoods |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jay Minor |
| 1522 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 11: Analysis of transportation
infrastructure costs related to urban reserves; residents of
Washington County are facing a $5 billion dollar unfunded liability
for infrastructure across 34.0000 acres of urban reserves, with
supporting documents |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Allen Amabisca |
| 1523 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 13: Property owners of 63 acres
at 33442 SW Tualatin Valley Highway wish to be included in urban
reserves |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Karen Palenik |
| 1524 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 15: Do not expand urban reserves |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Shelby Crecraft |
| 1525 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 16: Designate area between Forest
Park and Washington County line as urban reserve to allow planning
for transportation |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dale Burger |
| 1526 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 18: Preserve farmland and open
spaces for the future; preserve Helvetia area as farmland and
do not include in urban reserves |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Marianne Maudlin |
| 1527 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 19: Potential downside of not designating
enough urban reserves |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Tom Skaar |
| 1528 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 20: Farmland north of hwy 26 should
be designated rural reserve, includes reasons |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Catherine Bax |
| 1529 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 24: Urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Thane Tienson |
| 1530 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 24: Urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Thane Tienson |
| 1531 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 27: Oppose expandng urban reserves;
support existing farmlands, particularly in Washington County;
support for county taxes to buy farmland for farmland-in-perpetuity;
preserve Stafford area land for future wineries |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kathy Newcomb |
| 1532 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 28: On behalf of Swiss community,
ask that Helvetia and area north of hwy 26 be kept as a rural
reserve, with letter containing historical details and poster |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Rebecca A. Sowders |
| 1533 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 29: Land between Forest Park and
Washington County - problematic landscape, Forest Park West not
good for urban development, buffer lands, undesignated land as
a risk management tool is not a good idea |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jerry Grossnickle and Bruce Wakefield |
| 1534 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 30: Demographics and budgets luring
people to close-in communities, keep close-in farmland because
of predicted global food shorthages; designate Helvetia and NW
Multnomah County a rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jim Emerson |
| 1535 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 31: Would like the area of 650
SW Schaeffer Rd, West Linn, left undesignated to allow for home-building
by children |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Julie Szambelan |
| 1536 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 33: owner of 80 acres planted with
grapes, now16 years after initial investment, asks that Helvetia
area be designated rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Stuart Wilson |
| 1537 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 35: Urban and rural reserves; no
comment attached |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Matt Wellner |
| 1538 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 36: the time has come for density
requirements on industrial land - we cannot afford to sacrifice
thousands of acres of foundation farmland at the alter of industrial
spawl - designate land north of hwy 26 as rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Brian Beinlich |
| 1539 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 37: hold urban edge at hwy 26,
think about the long-term certainty that farmers need re: Christmas
trees, hazelnuts, or wine grapes, look how land inside UGB is
utilized, including letter from Matthew Furrow detailing needs
of hazelnut and Christmas tree operations |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Cherry Amabisca |
| 1540 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 38: Dairy farming family (since
1966) plans to build organic creamery and asks that 78 acre farm
at 24335 NW West Union Rd be designated rural reserve, and also
that surrounding farms be designated rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Casey Schoch |
| 1541 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 39: Fourth generation farmer of
309 acres at 27007 NW West Union Rd in Helvetia area asks that
land be designated as rural reserve, designate land north of
hwy 26 as rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Spencer Gates |
| 1542 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 40: Hwy 26 and Rock Creek/Abbey
Creek flood plains act as a natural buffer. Granting special
concessions to a few land owners within the area and adjacent
to EFU land destroys the buffers that are very needed; 30 self-supporting
profitable farms farm over 5,000 acres north of hwy 26; designate
land north of hwy 26 as rural reserves |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Pam Gates |
| 1543 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 42: letter from City of Tualatin;
to fully develop the land between Tualatin, Sherwood and Wilsonville,
and the proposed UR-L, the area shown as UR-9 needs to be maintained
as an urban reserve; also small areas in the vicinity of UR-9
(to the east) should be urban reserve, not rural reserve, to
allow construction of southern arterial |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Monique Beikman |
| 1544 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 43: Testimony from City of Cornelius
titled Getting there… how Cornelius will pay for future public improvements, regarding infrastructure, dated 08/25/09, including 2 maps of
UR-F |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dave Waffle |
| 1545 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 44: Owner of 5 acres supports rural
designation for all of Area 7, including Lower Springville Rd.,
in Multnomah County; also do not designate land north of hwy
26 as urban reserve |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mollie and Ted Nelson |
| 1546 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 45: Metro's decision to designate
area UR-1 as a rural reserve will benefit many people |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Mary Telford |
| 1547 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 46: On behalf of the South Cooper
Mountain Landowners Association, designate South Cooper Mtn as
an urban reserve, including brochure |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Ric Stephens and Ed Bartholemy |
| 1548 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 47: North of West Union, Cornelius
Pass, 5-year member of CSA comments on importance of farmland;
rural reserve will protect foundation land |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Donna Gamble |
| 1549 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 53: Malinowski Farm located in
EFU zoning at 13450 NW Springville Ln in Multnomah County has
been farmed since the 40s by one family; request for rural reserve
designation, comments on North Bethany all areas north of hwy
26 should be designated rural |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Malinowski |
| 1550 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 55: Letter dated 10/14/09,"Making
the Greatest Place Comments," previously entered into index |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Bob LeFeber |
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| 1551 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 57: No expansion of urban reserves
into rural Washington County (or any other county), with email
comment from Polly Helm, "No expansion of urban reserves" |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Susan Peter |
| 1552 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 58: Two letters asking that 160
year trend that has diminished rural areas be stopped; qualities
of the GPAC vision exist now in rural and farming areas of Washington
County; keep the existing UGB |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Faun Hosey |
| 1553 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 61: Desire of Cedar Creek Community
to become a city located north of City of Beaverton, west of
the City of Portland, northeast of the City of Hillsboro and
south of hwy 30 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Lori Manthey-Waldo |
| 1554 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 62: Property located at Kaiser
and Germantown Rd. does not fit with Multnomah County's recommendation
and should be designated urban reserve, including comments on
the Multomah County process; includes map |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Sandy Baker |
| 1555 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 65: 34 acre farm that includes
Abbey Creek Stables north of North Bethany at 15248 NW Germantown
Rd requests rural reserve designation, floodplains around Rock
Creek should not be included in urban reserves, keep housing
and industrial development within 1/4 mile of the susnset hwy,
preferably south of the highway |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joe Rayhawk |
| 1556 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 66: Multnomah County CAC and 4
neighborhood associations recommended that all of West Hills
be designated as rural reserves; includes testimony, 2 letters
(including one from the City of Beaverton dated October 12),
and maps |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Carol Chesarek |
| 1557 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 67: West Helvetia area north of
Sunset Hwy should be rural reserve, areas surrounding North Plains
should be rural reserves, land south of the Sunset hwy but north
of Waible Creek and east of McKay Creek should be rural reserve,
including map |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Mecklem |
| 1558 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 71: Expand urban reserves from
what is proposed; as an infill builder, writer experiences the
public dislike of increased density |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jeff Fish |
| 1559 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 72: Hwy 26 office building vacancy
rates never dipped below 20% between 2001-2007; in 2002, the
vacancy rate neared 40%; currently, it is over 27%. Rural lands
north of hwy 26 should be designated rural reserves |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dan Swerbilov |
| 1560 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 74: Please do not include subarea
28 - Farmington area - in urban reserves, including 4 photos |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Elizabeth Lux Haugen |
| 1561 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 75: Request that area south of
Sherwood, west of Wilsonville identified as UR-9 not be included
in urban reserves as per request by Washington County, including
map; Sherwood has 160 acres of industrial land available, area
has value for viticulture (AVA area); currently 1,366 acres of
grapes are planted in this area |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mike and Tanya Striker |
| 1562 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 77: Owner of property at 1110 SW
Schaeffer Rd, West Linn says soil is very poor for farming, big
boulders, decomposed rock |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Fedor Manka |
| 1563 |
10/15/2009 |
MGP Public Hearing Comment No. 79: Ask for support for Multnomah
County CAC recommendations, particularly all of area 7, including
UR-1, should be designated rural reserve; desires of few developers
should not outweigh the overwhelming wishes of large numbers
of residents |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ted Nelson |
| 1564 |
10/15/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
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| 1565 |
10/15/2009 |
Chart: open comment summary from public involvement survey, 3
charts |
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| 1566 |
10/16/2009 |
Letter: Urban and rural reserve comments, including make the most
of what we have, protect our urban growth boundary, walk our
talk |
TO Kathyn Harrington, Jeff Cogen, Tom Brian, Charlotte Lehan,
John Williams FROM: Sam Adams |
| 1567 |
10/16/2009 |
Letter and map: Beaverton urban reserves; confirming new map boundaries
and consensus |
TO: Chair Tom Brian, Don Mazziotti, Steven Sparks
FROM: Denny Doyle |
| 1568 |
10/16/2009 |
Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient infrastructure
and support vibrant city centers. (3 letters included; filed after the October 2009 folders, file 44A) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1569 |
10/17/2009 |
Email: Cedar Creek Community's desire to see their area become
a city (west of Cornelius Pass Rd., north towards hwy 30, east
to Portland's city limits) |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], Tom Brian, Metro Council
FROM: Suresh and Kamini Moorthy |
| 1570 |
10/18/2009 |
Letter: area 6B should be urban reserve or at the very least,
undesignated |
TO: Councilor Harrington FROM: Mark K.Walkley |
| 1571 |
10/19/2009 |
Email: Land northwest of Canby designation; Clackamas County Farm
Bureau supports the landowners' request that land north of Canby
be "undesignated" land |
TO: Canby City Council, Clackamas County Commission, Core 4
FROM: Paul ??, President, Clackamas
County Farm Bureau |
| 1572 |
10/19/2009 |
Email: Cedar Creek Community's desire to see their area become
a city, including Cedar Creek Community testimony for Metro's
urban/rural reserves, October 15, 2009 |
TO: Tom Brian, [email protected], Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Fred Meyer |
| 1573 |
10/19/2009 |
Email: Use urban and rural reserves to protect valuable farmland,
reduce carbon emmissions, build efficient infrastructure and
support vibrant city centers |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Binyam S. |
| 1574 |
10/19/2009 |
Email: Reasons that the Stafford triangle should be given rural
reserve status |
TO: Robert Liberty, Laura Dawson-Bodner, Carl Hosticka, Jerry
Marshall FROM: Alan Rosenfeld |
| 1575 |
10/19/2009 |
Letter: support for conservation of farmland and forestland where
it now exists around the Metro area; it provides jobs in our
region. |
TO:
FROM: Jim Duncan |
| 1576 |
10/19/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (3 letters included) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1577 |
10/20/2009 |
Letter: Andrus family requests undesignated areas for north Canby
rural area |
TO: City of Council, City of Canby FROM: Esther Doris
Nelson for Doris Creedon, Esther Nelson, Catherine Davis |
| 1578 |
10/20/2009 |
Letter: from the City of Sherwood: encompass demonstrated growth
need and community values in the urban rural reserve process;
comments on areas UR 7, UR 8 and UR 9 |
TO: Metro Council, Core 4 FROM: Keith Mays,
Mayor of Sherwood |
| 1579 |
10/20/2009 |
Letter: Does not agree with recommendation in COO report to expand
urban reserves beyond the Clackamas County's recommendation;
cost-prohibitive for the City of Tualatin, questions of governance
and urban level development could impact nearby neighborhoods.
|
TO: Chair Brian, MPAC members FROM: Lou Ogden, City of Tualatin |
| 1580 |
10/20/2009 |
Email: Use urban and rural reserves to protect valuable farmland,
reduce carbon emmissions, build efficient infrastructure and
support vibrant city centers |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: John Nettleton |
| 1581 |
10/20/2009 |
Letter and map: Support for urban reserve designation for the
Bendemeer area, exception land in the nw quadrant of the intersection
of West Union Rd. and Cornelius Pass Rd. |
TO: Urban Reserve Decision Makers FROM: Steve and Kelli Bobosky |
| 1582 |
10/20/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (3
letters included) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1583 |
10/21/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session,
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| 1584 |
10/21/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Packet Attachment to the Public Record No.
102109cw-6: Memo and map: Core 4 proposed areas of preliminary
agreement and areas for further discussion |
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| 1585 |
10/21/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session |
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| 1586 |
10/21/2009 |
Email: against inclusion of UR-9 in Clackamas County in an urban
reserve and against inclusion of the southern arterial of the
I5-99W Connector Project, including letter to Councilor Hosticka,
email from Larry D. Harvey and email form Raymond Phelps |
TO: David Bragdon, Katherine Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Roberty Liberty, Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council
System Account
FROM: Dan Ruediger |
| 1587 |
10/21/2009 |
Letter: supports policies that lead to small areas of urban reserve
designations throughout the region, that some undesignated areas
should be retained, that there be a moderate amount of urban
reserve east of the Springwater area, a modest amount of urban
reserve south of Troutdale, and regional balance to urban reserve
designations. |
TO: Reserve Core 4 members, Gresham Mayor and City Council, Erik
Kvarsten, Ron Papsdorf
FROM: Richard Strathern |
| 1588 |
10/21/2009 |
Email: Use urban and rural reserves to protect valuable farmland,
reduce carbon emmissions, build efficient infrastructure and
support vibrant city centers |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Darryl Horn |
| 1589 |
10/21/2009 |
Letter: Writer asks that properties in area 6-B not be given a
rural reserve designation |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Allan and Tawnya Luethe |
| 1590 |
10/21/2009 |
Letter: Urban and Rural Reserves - Support for urban reserve designation
for Lower Springville Road Area UR-1 (East Bethany), including
brochure, letter and map |
TO: Metro Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, Metro staff, Metro
Council FROM: Matt Wellner, Tri-County Investments
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| 1591 |
10/21/2009 |
Letter: Request to reconsider entire area near area U-3, including
lands south of I-205, for urban reserve designation, including
brochure and maps |
TO: Metro Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, Metro staff, Clackamas
County Commissioners, Metro Council FROM: John O'Neil,Tri-County
Investments |
| 1592 |
10/21/2009 |
MGP Public Comment: Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (5 letters included; filed after the October 2009 folders, file 44A) |
TO: Metro Councilors |
| 1593 |
10/22/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Draft minutes, October 9, 2009
* Meeting handout: Memo: Core 4 proposed areas
of preliminary agreement and areas for further discussion, dated
October 12, 2009
* Meeting handout: Map: Core 4 Areas of Preliminary Agreement
and Areas for Further Discussion, 10/12/09 |
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| 1594 |
10/22/2009 |
Meeting Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1595 |
10/22/2009 |
Email: Vote no to adding UR-9 to the UGB; developing some of the
best farmland in the world is suicidal |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty, Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council
System Account, feedback
FROM: Joan Steinfeld |
| 1596 |
10/22/2009 |
Area of Chelalem Mountains as important agricultural and cultural
characteristics, do not want this area in urban reserve, by Tracey
Erway |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty, Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council
System Account, feedback
FROM: Scott and Dawn Stoddard |
| 1597 |
10/22/2009 |
Email: Please vote no to putting area near Sherwood in urban reserves |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Warren and Margaret Smith |
| 1598 |
10/22/2009 |
Letter: Consideration of protection of aquatic resources in the
Tualatin Basin through the urban and rural reserves process and
detriment to rural land if it is brought into the urban growth
boundary |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Tom Brian, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogan
FROM: Brian Wegener |
| 1599 |
10/22/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Tony Fuentes |
| 1600 |
10/22/2009 |
Email: No to area of 34515 SW Ladd Hill Rd going into an urban
reserve |
TO: Metro Council System Account, FRTR
FROM: Tulsi and
Farah Ramchandani |
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| 1601 |
10/22/2009 |
Email: Against urban reserve in area of Parrett Mtn near boundary
of Clackamas and Yamhill Counties just north of the Willamette
River |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council System
account, feedback
FROM: Carey Bruce |
| 1602 |
10/22/2009 |
Email: mainland side of Multnomah Channel important as rural reserve
(in addition to Sauvie Island side), including letter dated 10/21/09 |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka
FROM: Donna Matrazzo |
| 1603 |
10/22/2009 |
Email: No vote to incorporating land near Sherwood into urban
reserves |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Robert Liberty,
Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council System Account,
feedback FROM: Susan Cochran |
| 1604 |
10/22/2009 |
Email: Opposing urban reserve across EFU property south of Sherwood
and into Clackamas County |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Jan Hammond |
| 1605 |
10/23/2009 |
Letter: Urban reserves - proposed UR-8; Map 2S128B-00100 (Tax
Lot 100) and 2S128B-00103 (Tax Lot 103), on behalf of the Galbraith
and Green families; request that these properties be included
in an urban reserve |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner, Core 4 members, Julia Hajduk
FROM: Jeffrey L. Kleinman |
| 1606 |
10/23/2009 |
Email: Do not designate the Sherwood-Wilsonville areas as an urban
reserve. This area has farms and family cottage industries which
would be impacted. |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council System
account, feedback
FROM: Tracey Erway on behalf of Tana and Robert Miller |
| 1607 |
10/23/2009 |
Email: Do not designate the Sherwood-Wilsonville areas as an urban
reserve area |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Tana and Robert Miller |
| 1608 |
10/23/2009 |
Email: Do not designate the area of Parrett Mountain near the
border of Yamhill and Clackamas County as urban reserve; unsuitable
for urban growth |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council System
account, feedback
FROM: Laurel and Michael Heifetz |
| 1609 |
10/23/2009 |
Email: President of Friends of Parrett Mtn, representing over
350 homeowners, business owners, farmers and families, says do
not designate the area of Parrett Mountain near the border of
Yamhill and Clackamas County (UR-9) as urban reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council System
account, feedback
FROM: Leann Bennett |
| 1610 |
10/23/2009 |
Email: Opposed to the Cedar Creek Community start-up going against
the recommendations of the Metro COO and the Multnomah County
Reserves CAC, including letter dated October 15, 2009 |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Kathryn Harrington, Michael
Jordan, GreatestPlace, Kathy Fisher, Tom Brian, Desari Strader,
CedarCreekCommunity FROM: Kevin O'Donnell |
| 1611 |
10/23/2009 |
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TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council System
account, feedback
FROM: Beverly Trover |
| 1612 |
10/23/2009 |
Email: Writer is opposed to the I-5 to 99 connector and requests
that area is rezoned to a "green belt" |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette, Rex
Burkholder, Metro Council System account, feedback
FROM: Barbara Livingston |
| 1613 |
10/23/2009 |
Email: Writer is against urban reserves south of Sherwood, Sherwood
needs employment land, not residential land, protect farm and
forest land, the area has many vineyards and equestrian facilities. |
TO: feedback
FROM: Tyson and Diane Richards |
| 1614 |
10/23/2009 |
Letter: Comments from repesentatives of owners of property at
23290 SW Farmington, within UR-5, 60 acres on Foundation Lands
that are currently in farm production. The recommendation to
include this land in an urban reserve is inconsistent with the
requirements of the regulations governing the designation of
urban and rural reserves. They state several reasons in their
letter. |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Charlotte Lehan,
Tom Brian, Jeff Cogan, Brent Curtis, Doug McLain, Chuck Beasely,
Mr. and Mrs. Haugen FROM: Carolyn E.K. MacLaren |
| 1615 |
10/23/2009 |
Letter: Designation of UR-12 "Clackamas Heights" as Urban Reserve;
representatives of owners of 100 acres request that Clackamas
Heights be designated as urban reserve, including presentation,
Clackamas Heights concept plans and map |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Charlotte Lehan,
Tom Brian, Jeff Cogan, Michael Jordan, Robin McArthur, John Williams,
Tony Mendozo, Joe Spaziani, Steve Piazza, Westlake Consultants,
Crandall and Arambula
FROM: Noah W. Winchester |
| 1616 |
10/23/2009 |
Letter: Urban and rural reserves - Town Quarry; representatives
of Meisel Rock Products, at 12452 SW Morgan Rd, Sherwood, say
that the Town Quarry should be designated urban reserve; includes
map |
TO: David Bragdon and Metro Councilors, Charlotte Lehan, Tom Brian,
Jeff Cogan, Robin McArthur, John Williams, Brent Curtis, Doug
McClain FROM: Caroline E.K. MacLaren |
| 1617 |
10/23/2009 |
Email: Bethany area and urban/rural reserves recommendation; writer
opposes the Cedar Creek Community going against the recommendations
of the Metro COO and Multnomah County Reserves CAC |
Metro Council System Account, Kathryn Harrington, Michael Jordan,
GreatestPlace, Kathy Fisher, Tom Brian, Desari Strader, Cedar
Creek Community FROM: Kevin O'Donnell |
| 1618 |
10/23/2009 |
2 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writers added some individual comment.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Fred Lifton,
Brandon Barnhart |
| 1619 |
10/25/2009 |
Email: Writer opposes inclusion of rural areas south of Sherwood
and northwest of Wilsonville in urban reserves |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty, Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council
System account, feedback
FROM: Doris Cameron-Minard |
| 1620 |
10/25/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Phil de la Motte |
| 1621 |
10/26/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Memo: Core 4 proposed areas of preliminary agreement
and areas for further discussion, dated October 12, 2009
* Clackamas County
Urban and Rural Reserves Project Board of County Commissioners
Recommendations: Areas Suitable for Urban and Rural Reserves,
dated September 10
* Memo: Multnomah County Suitability Assessments
for Urban and Rural Reserves
* Memo: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee Recommendations
for Urban and Rural Reserves, dated September 23, 2009
* Map: Core 4 Areas of Preliminary
Agreement and Areas for Further Discussion, 10/12/09 |
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| 1622 |
10/26/2009 |
Meeting Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1623 |
10/26/2009 |
Meeting Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Memo:
Core 4 proposed areas of preliminary agreement and areas for
further discussion, dated October 12, 2009
* Clackamas County Urban and Rural
Reserves Project Board of County Commissioners Recommendations:
Areas Suitable for Urban and Rural Reserves, dated September
10
* Memo: Multnomah County Suitability Assessments for Urban
and Rural Reserves
* Memo: Washington
County Reserves Coordinating Committee Recommendations for Urban
and Rural Reserves, dated September 23, 2009
* Map: Core 4 Areas of Preliminary Agreement
and Areas for Further Discussion, 10/12/09 |
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| 1624 |
10/26/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1625 |
10/26/2009 |
Packet: Special Metro Council Work Session with Reserves Core
4, including:
* Agenda
* Memo: Core 4 Proposed Areas of
Preliminary Agreement and Areas for Further Discussion, dated
October 12, 2009
* Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners Recommendations:
Areas Suitable for Urban and Rural Reserves, Decision: September
10, 2009
* Memo with maps:
Multnomah County Suitability Assessments for Urban and Rural
Reserve, dated September 15, 2009
* Memo and packet: Washington County Reserves
Coordinating Committee Recommendations for Urban and Rural Reserves,
dated September 23, 2009
* Map: Core 4 Areas
of Preliminary Agreement and Areas for Further Discussion, dated
10/12/09 |
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| 1626 |
10/26/2009 |
Minutes: Special Council Work Session with Reserves Core 4 (none
taken) |
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| 1627 |
10/26/2009 |
Letter: What opportunity do interested parties have to comment
on rural reserve designations with cancelation of last two RSC
meetings |
TO: Core 4, Metro Council FROM: Mike Houck |
| 1628 |
10/26/2009 |
Email: No to UGB expansion/designation of urban reserve in the
Sherwood or Wilsonville areas |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty, Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Metro Council
System account, feedback
FROM: Lisa Henke |
| 1629 |
10/27/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Patrick Barber |
| 1630 |
10/27/2009 |
Letter: Designation of rural reserves around the City of Canby;
details where the City thinks that undesignated lands should
apply; request to reduce the number of acres originally requested
for potential future growth to the east; includes letter to Maggie
Dickerson dated April 1, 2009 and maps |
TO: Chair Lyn Peterson and the Board of County Commissioners,
Canby City Council, Maggie Dickerson, Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte
Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Tom Brian
FROM: Bryan C. Brown |
| 1631 |
10/28/2009 |
Packet: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC), including:
* Agenda
* Front
page to Making the Greatest Place Engagement strategies and community
response, draft report, October 28, 2009 |
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| 1632 |
10/28/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) |
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| 1633 |
10/29/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Kathryn Welsh |
| 1634 |
10/29/2009 |
Letter: He represernts Tri-County Investments, owner of the property
located on the SW corner of the intersection of SW Tonquin Road
and SW Morgan Road in Township 3 South, Range 1 West, Section
4, Tax Lots 100 and 102 in Clackamas County. He wants to present
their assessment of the suitability of the site for urban reserve
based on the reserve factors set forth in OAR 660-027-0050 and
0060 and on established Metro policy. We believe that this site
presents extraordinary opportunities to meet the future housing
and employment needs of Clackamas and Washington Counties and
the region as a whole, while maximizing the future provision
of urban services, and should, therefore, be subject to consideration
as Urban Reserve. Also includes Exhibits A-Map of the site,
Exhibit B-Relevant portions of the COO Report, and Exhibit C-October
12, 2009 Core 4 map. (This document was received at URR desk on 2/4/2010) |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Councilors, Charlotte Lehan, Tom Brian,
Jeff Cogen, Kathryn Harrington & Tri-County Investments
FROM: Steven
L. Pfeiffer, Perkins Coie |
| 1635 |
10/30/2009 |
Email: farmer in Washington County 5 miles west of Sherwood requests
that agricultural reserves will protect and encourage a healthy
agricultural economy |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: David Nemarnik |
| 1636 |
11/2/2009 |
Memo: Urban reserves sizing methodologies; summarizes the assumptions
used by Washington County staff and Metro staff I determining
a range for the appropriate sizing of urban reserves. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
John Williams |
| 1637 |
11/2/2009 |
Email: Pete's Mountain viticulture, soil, forestland maps; request
to protect high value farmland and forest land on Pete's Mountain
and nearby areas |
TO: Tom Brian, Jeff Cogan, Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte Lehan,
Lynn Petersen, B. Austin, J.Bernard, A.Lininger, Clackamas Commissioners,
Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: John Messner |
| 1638 |
11/3/2009 |
Form Letter: Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient infrastructure
and support vibrant city centers. |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Floyd and Ofelia Bullock |
| 1639 |
11/4/2009 |
Elements of IGA's to adopt urban and rural reserves |
|
| 1640 |
11/4/2009 |
Letter: Regarding designation of rural reserves around the City
of Canby; request for undesignated land to the northwest of the
city |
TO: Chair Lynn Peterson FROM: Bev Doolittle, Canby
Chamber of Commerce |
| 1641 |
11/4/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Carlos Gonzalez |
| 1642 |
11/6/2009 |
Email: regarding subarea RR1: Pete's mountain is a transition
area that needs to be considered important agricultural land
as part of a larger block of agricultural land and protected,
according to ODA's Jim Johnson |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Jeff Cogan, Tom Brian, Charlotte Lehan,
Lynn Peterson, Bob Austin, Jim Bernard, Ann Lininger, BCC Office,
Laura Dawson-Bodner
FROM: John Messner |
| 1643 |
11/9/2009 |
Email: Cedar Creek Community additional information to October
15th comments; request to have land north of 26, west of the
City of Portland, northwest of the City of Hillsboro and south
of hwy 30 designated an urban reserve, including letter to the
Reserves Core 4 members dated November 9, 2009 |
TO: Reserves, Kathryn Harrington, Tom Brian
FROM: Lori
Anthey-Waldo and the Cedar Creek Team |
| 1644 |
11/9/2009 |
Email: Photos of land north of hwy 26 submitted by Linda Peters,
former Washington County Chair, with four attached photos taken
in 1996 and 1998 |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Jeff Cogen |
| 1645 |
11/9/2009 |
Meeting packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Memo: Objectives for upcoming Core 4 meetings, from
Kathryn Harrington, November 4, 2009
* Reserves Core 4 Discussion
Status, November 3, 2009 * Map: Core
4 proposed areas of preliminary agreement and areas for further
discussion, 11/03/09
* Handout: Memo: Status of Metro
Council discussions - urban and rural reserves, to Metro Council
from Kathryn Harrington, November 5, 2009 with map: Core 4 proposed
areas of preliminary agreement and areas for further discussion,
11/03/09 |
|
| 1646 |
11/9/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 1647 |
11/10/2009 |
Letter: Follow-up on letter dated August 27 requesting government
to government consultation with Metro and Washington County to
discuss the effects urban reserves recommendations would have
on the Confederated Tribes |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogan, Tom Brian,
Metro Councilors, Washington County Board of Commissioners
FROM: Cheryle A. Kennedy,
Confederated Tribe of Grande Ronde |
| 1648 |
11/11/2009 |
Letter: Request that land south of I-205, north of the Willamette
River, between Pete's Mtn and the boundaries of Wilsonville and
Tualatin be designated urban reserve |
TO: President Bragdon, Metro Council, Clackamas County Board of
Commissioners, Metro Reserves Core 4 FROM:
Scott Bruun, State Rep. District 37 |
| 1649 |
11/11/2009 |
Email: Request that land east of Cornelius Pass, north of Springville,
and east of North Bethany be designated urban reserve |
TO: Reserves, Kathryn Harrington, Desari Strader, Tom Brian
FROM: Lori Manthey-Waldo, Fred Meyer, John Metcalf,
Cedar Creek Community |
| 1650 |
11/12/2009 |
Email: Tualatin Riverkeepers recommends that areas UR-5 and UR-6
be designated as rural reserves to protect aquatic resources
and avoid serious impacts of stormwater runoff, with map |
TO: Brian Wegener, Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte Lehan, [email protected],
Carl Hosticka, Sue Marshall, Ramsay Weit, Benjamin Benninghoff,
Avis Newell, B. Baumgartner, Monica, Bruce Debolt, Mike Houck,
Jim Labbe, Roy Rogers, Kim Strassburg, Jennifer Thompson, Roberty
Liberty, David Bragdon, R. Park, Rex Burkholder, Ron Garst, Scott
Learn, Laura Dawson-Bodner, Jill Smith, Nick Christensen
FROM: Brian Wegener |
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| 1651 |
11/12/2009 |
Email: View of tiling drainage systems in Washington County, explanation
of how urban development can sever tiling crossing multiple farms,
with document "Field Tiling (Sub-surface drainage) North and
South of Highway 26 Washington County, Oregon" |
TO: Bob VanderZanden, Jim Johnson, Kathryn Harrington, Dave Vanasche
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 1652 |
11/13/2009 |
Email: Request that Washington County's potential urban reserves
be designated as rural reserves, from eastern Washington County
property owners, with letter to Mayor Doyle dated 31 August 2009 |
TO: Veronica Valenzuela FROM:
Terry and Willy Moore |
| 1653 |
11/13/2009 |
Letter: Comment on Metro Executive Recommendations for Regional
Reserves; policy of "no growth" in urban reserves and growth
boundary is contrary to the best interests of Oregon |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: David Ward |
| 1654 |
11/13/2009 |
Meeting packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Draft minutes, October 22, 2009
*
Draft minutes, October 26, 2009
* Elements of Intergovernmental
Agreements to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves |
|
| 1655 |
11/13/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
|
| 1656 |
11/15/2009 |
Email: Thank you for your continued pressure on Washington County
and their irresponsible land use policies and designations |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Veronica Valenzuela, Michael Jordan, Linnea
Nelson
FROM: Dominic Aiello |
| 1657 |
11/15/2009 |
Form Letters: Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient infrastructure
and support vibrant city centers. (3 letters included) |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Linda Marteney |
| 1658 |
11/16/2009 |
Email: Thank you for your continued pressure on Washington County
and their irresponsible land use policies and designations |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Veronica Valenzuela, Michael Jordan, Linnea
Nelson
FROM: Asha Swem |
| 1659 |
11/16/2009 |
Letter: Urban reserves - support for urban reserves near the Bethany
Town Center and North Bethany from property owners and business
interests in the Greater Bethany area, with map |
TO: President Bragdon, Metro Council, Metro staff, Multnomah County
Commissioners, Reserves Steering Committee Core 4
FROM: Roy Kim, Jin Park,
Bob Burnham, Mark Elerbrook, Keith Fishback, Bob Peterkort |
| 1660 |
11/16/2009 |
Email: Notes from Nov 13 Core 4 meeting regarding Multnomah County
reserves updates (east county and west county) |
TO: Rod Park, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1661 |
11/16/2009 |
Letter: Support for Multnomah CAC recommendation that all rural
land in the west hills be designated rural reserves, and that
all rural land north of hwy 26 in Washington and Multnomah Counties
be designated rural reserves, with comments on specific areas
of Cornelius Pass Rd, Germantown and Cornell Rds, West Union,
Area 93 and Lower Springville Rd., North Plains and Helvetia
Rd/hwy 26 interchange |
TO: Council President Bragdon and Metro Councilors, Multnomah
County Chair Wheeler and Commissioners, Washington County Chair
Brian and Commissioners
FROM: Rep. Mitch Greenlick, District 33 |
| 1662 |
11/17/2009 |
Report: Making the Greatest Place Engagement Strategies and Community
Response, Final Report; reserves-related pages and comment spreadsheet |
|
| 1663 |
11/17/2009 |
Memo: Reserves Q&A, providing information and recommendations
to questions raised by Councilors on Reserves at the last set
of Councilor briefings and inother venues |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Reserves Staff |
| 1664 |
11/17/2009 |
Packet: Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session,
including:
* Agenda
* Resolution No. 09-4092, For the
Purpose of Amending the Key Milestone Schedule that Guides Metro's
Participation in the Designation of Urban and Rural Reserves,
including staff report *
Elements of Intergovernmental Agreements to Adopt Urban and Rural
Reserves
* Draft Intergovernmental
Agreement between Metro and XXXX County to adopt Urban and Rural
Reserves |
|
| 1665 |
11/17/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session |
|
| 1666 |
11/17/2009 |
Letter: Response to the State agency comments on urban and rural
reserves; do not exclude land below hwy 26 bounded by hwy 26,
Meek Rd and Waibel/McKay Creeks from urban reserve designation,
including City of Hillsboro Draft Economic Opportunities Analysis
- Excerpts - Employment Demand Data Summary, March 2009 |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Council Members, Reserves Core 4, Richard
Whitman and state agencies FROM: Jerry Willey |
| 1667 |
11/17/2009 |
2 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Writers added some individual comment.
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Ervin Overlund
and Marilyn McWilliams |
| 1668 |
11/17/2009 |
Email: Request that Erdman property ad 25550 NW Meek Rd, Hillsboro
be included the urban reserve, including maps |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Gary Gentemann |
| 1669 |
11/17/2009 |
Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Mary Beth Self |
| 1670 |
11/17/2009 |
Letter: Owner of property on west side of Jackson School Rd ,
south of Sunset Hwy in the northwest corner of Urban Reserve
C; proposed urban reserves may not be enough; City of Hillsboro
is ready |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Susan Benyowitz |
| 1671 |
11/18/2009 |
Email: do not add urban reserve land north of Council Creek; growth
north of Council Creek will cause all traffic to want to go north
along Susbauer Rd bisecting the rural center. There is land available
south of Cornelius. |
TO: Commissioner Desari Strader, Commissioner Dick Schouten, cao.washington.or.us
FROM: Robert Crystal VanderZanden |
| 1672 |
11/19/2009 |
Packet: Metro Council, including:
* Agenda
* Metro Council Meeting Packet Agenda Item No. 6.1:
Resolution No. 09-4092, For the Purpose of Amending the Key Milestone
Schedule that Guides Metro's Participation in the Designation
of Urban and Rural Reserves, including staff report
* Elements
of Intergovernmental Agreements to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves
* Draft intergovernmental
agreement between Metro and XXXX County to adopt urban and rural
reserves |
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| 1673 |
11/19/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
|
| 1674 |
11/19/2009 |
Metro Resolution: Resolution No. 09-4092A, For the Purpose of
Amending the Key Milestone Schedule that Guides Metro's Participation
in the Designation of Urban and Rural Reserves, including staff
report |
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| 1675 |
11/19/2009 |
Email: Gage Road area, with map looking at the intersection of
Stafford Rd and Gage Rd |
TO: Tim O'Brien
FROM: Matt Wellner |
| 1676 |
11/20/2009 |
Email: Maps and documentation representing map changes agreed
to by the Core 4 at their November 13 meeting, including Reserves
Core 4 Discussion status dated November 19, 2009, Map changes
as a result of the Core 4 meeting on 11/13/09, Core 4 proposed
areas of preliminary agreement map and Core 4 proposed areas
of preliminary agreement with three mile boundary map |
TO: Reserves Core 4 members and staff FROM:
Tim O'Brien, Laura Dawson Bodner |
| 1677 |
11/22/2009 |
Email: Request for urban reserve designation for property of 200
acres north of hwy 26, west of Helvetia Rd., south of West Union
Rd, possibly following McKay Cr Tributary; address 25360 NW West
Union Rd |
TO: [email protected], Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Alayne A
Bryan, Annamarie Leppin |
| 1678 |
11/22/2009 |
Letter: 5 landowers of 160 acres in area bordered by NW Helvetia
Rd, NW Groveland Rd and NW West Union Rd north of hwy 26 request
rural reserve designation |
TO: Core 4, Metro Council FROM: Don and Elaine
Schoen, Pat Burnsed, Deloris Grossen, Robert and Patricia Bailey,
Gerry Grossen |
| 1679 |
11/23/2009 |
3 individual emails in opposition to urban reserve designation
in Washington and Multnomah Counties north of highway 26: Concern about farmlands and natural resources north of Highway
26; area is primarily Foundation agricultural land that provides
the base for a healthy agricultural economy in Washington County.
Since all of the candidate urban reserves areas north of highway
26 are within three miles of the existing UGB and are Foundation
agricultural lands, Washington and Multnomah counties need to
designate these areas as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060
(4). Individual comments include importance of maintaining small
local farms, costs of shipping, limit development to 5% of land
area to encourage efficiency
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Christine Armer,
Tony Fuentes, Vincent Rupp |
| 1680 |
11/23/2009 |
Letter: Urban and rural reserves community advisory committee
testimony; support for recommendations made by Multnomah County
CAC, specifically in east county, including letter to Metro,
October 1, 2009, and letter to Troutdale City Council, November
10, 2009 |
TO: Rod Park
FROM: Patricia Anderson |
| 1681 |
11/24/2009 |
Letter: Urban reserves, East Bethany: in favor of urban reserves
for East Bethany |
TO: Metro Council, Reserves Core 4, Multnomah County Board of
Commissioners, Washington County Board of Commissioners
FROM: Don Hanson |
| 1682 |
11/24/2009 |
Memo: Motion on rural reserves in CPO 8 - endorses the designation
of rural reserves status for those lands north of jwy 26 and
east of Jackson School Rd, within CPO 8, that the Washington
County Reserves Coordinating Committee recommended as urban reserves
or undesignated |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4, Washington County Board
of Commissioners
FROM: Citizen Participation Organization 8 (CPO 8), Henry
Oberhelman, Pat Wolter, John Driscoll, Susie Anthony |
| 1683 |
11/24/2009 |
Email: Mult Co board reserves recommendations - big holes on west
side; we want the certainty of a rural reserve; the county approach
seems to run counter to the intent of the rural reserves legislation
and factors for natural features |
TO: Rod Park
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1684 |
11/24/2009 |
Email: Urban reserves conflict with the Tualatin River National
Wildlife Refuge, including map |
TO: Tom Brian, David Bragdon, Carl Hosticka, Rod Park, Rex Burkholder,
Roberty Liberty, Kathryn Harrington, Rogers Roy, Dick Schouten,
Andy Ducyk, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Carlotta Collette, Noreen
Lee, Brian Wegener, [email protected], Bob Sallinger, Mike
Houck, Jim Desmond FROM: Sue Marshall |
| 1685 |
11/25/2009 |
Emain: exchange between John Williams and Arnold Cogan regarding
evaluation and cost of infrastructure needs for a potentiall
urbanized Stafford Triangle |
TO: John Williams, Laura Dawson-Bodner, Ray Valone, Steve Faust
FROM: Arnold Cogan |
| 1686 |
11/25/2009 |
Email: Total disregard for recommendations from multiple advisory
groups for the allocation of rural reserves for the West Hills,
particularly area 7; all of area 7 should be a rural reserve |
TO: Veronica Valenzuela FROM:
Pen Barnes |
| 1687 |
11/25/2009 |
Email: Memo on Metro Council Reserves status, with attached memo
from Kathryn Harrington, 11/05/09 |
TO: Lee Hodges
FROM: John Williams |
| 1688 |
11/29/2009 |
Email: Designating land as urban through the reserves process
or througn UGB expansion artificially enhances land values; Liberty
has proposed ideas to deal with the economics of the urban/rural
designation |
TO: Tom Brian, Rex Burkholder, Sue Marshall, David Bragdon, Carl
Hosticka, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington, Roy Rogers,
Dick Schouten, Andy Duyck, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Carlotta
Collette, Noreen Lee, Keith Mays, Lou Ogden, [email protected],
Bob Sallinger, Mike Houck, Jim Desmond FROM:
Brian Wegener |
| 1689 |
11/30/2009 |
Email: RE: Urban reserves conflict with Tualatin River National
Wildlife Refuge, response to Tom Brian |
TO: Tom Brian, Rex Burkholder, Sue Marshall, David Bragdon, Carl
Hosticka, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington, Roy Rogers,
Dick Schouten, Andy Duyck, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Carlotta
Collette, Noreen Lee, Keith Mays, Lou Ogden, Brian Wegener [email protected],
Bob Sallinger, Mike Houck, Jim Desmond FROM:
Sue Marshall |
| 1690 |
11/30/2009 |
Email: Houck reply re: Urban reserves conflict with Tualatin River
National Wildlife Refuge, response to Tom Brian |
TO: Tom Brian, Rex Burkholder, Sue Marshall, David Bragdon, Carl
Hosticka, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington, Roy Rogers,
Dick Schouten, Andy Duyck, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Carlotta
Collette, Noreen Lee, Keith Mays, Lou Ogden, Brian Wegener [email protected],
Bob Sallinger, Mike Houck, Jim Desmond FROM:
Mike Houck |
| 1691 |
11/30/2009 |
Email: request for support to use only conflicted lands for urban
areas as outlined in the Metro Agricultural Viability Maps produced
by the Oregon Department of Agriculture, with attached article
titled: Business as usual - paving paradise! |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
FROM: Clair Klock |
| 1692 |
12/1/2009 |
Letter: Joint position statement by the Cities of Tualatin and
West Linn regarding the future urbanization of the Stafford area
north of I-205 and the northern portion of Pete's Mountain along
the Tualatin River, including Exhibit A, "Joint Position Statement...along
the Tualatin River," signed by Mayor Lou Ogden and Mayor Patti
Galle |
TO: Metro, Core 4, Laura Dawson-Bodner
FROM: Doug Rux |
| 1693 |
12/1/2009 |
Letter: Need to allocate urban reserves in areas that will not
harm agricultural land, compliment current city structure and
benefit our economy when we need to expand industrial regions,
use rural reserves to sustain natural land features and agriculture
and forest industries |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Krissi Kuni |
| 1694 |
12/2/2009 |
Email: Multnomah County Reserves: public process and CAC has recommended
that all areas considered in the West Hills be designated rural
reserves, yet the latest proposal leaves large areas of the West
Hills undesignated, including area 7; writer questions process,
asks if developers are influencing the decisions; leaving areas
undesignated, especially those close to the UGB, goes against
the goal of the process |
TO: Charlotte Lehan, S. Goldfield FROM: Susan Goldfield |
| 1695 |
12/2/2009 |
Email: Urban and rural reserevs, MPAC; No need to expand, can
change existing zoning and affect the existing conditions to
greatly increase capacity inside the current UGB, with response
from Carol Chesarek to Robert Liberty dated 12/7/2009 |
TO: Carol L. Chesarek FROM:
Commissioner Amanda Fritz |
| 1696 |
12/2/2009 |
Email: Subject Reserves Testimony; Wants Cornelius neighborhood,
north of Council Creek and east of Susbauer Rd. to be designated
as Rural Reserves |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Mult Co Reserves Citizen Action Advisory
Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board of Commissioners,
Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke, Ted Wheeler, Deborah
Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis Doyle, Beaverton
City Council,John Kinski, Bill Bash, Peter B. Truax, Rick Lorenz,
Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams, Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen,
Lou Ogden FROM: Melissa Jacobsen |
| 1697 |
12/2/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
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| 1698 |
12/2/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Committee for Citizen Involvement |
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| 1699 |
12/2/2009 |
Poster: You're invited to weigh in on urban and rural reserves |
TO: List
FROM: Westside Economic Alliance |
| 1700 |
12/4/2009 |
Letter: Standring/Hartung/Berger Properties and Areas UR-2A and
UR-2B; this area should be designated rural reserves as it satisfies
the factors of OAR 660-027-0060 |
TO: Metro Core 4 and Washington County Board of Commissioners,
Ed Sullivan, clients
FROM: Carrie A. Richter, Garvey Sullivan Barer |
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| 1701 |
12/4/2009 |
Packet: Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Draft minutes, November 9, 2009
* Draft minutes,
November 13, 2009
* Draft 2 Intergovernmental Agreement between
Metro and XXXX County to adopt urban and rural reserves
* Map:
Core 4 proposed areas of preliminary agreement and areas for
further discussion, 11/20/09
* Map: Core 4 proposed areas
of preliminary agreement and areas for further discussion with
three mile reserves study area line, 11/20/09 * Document:
Map changes as a result of the Core 4 meeting on 11/13/09 *
5 Meeting Handouts: Attachment A to Resolution No. 09- : Recommendations
and rationale for reserve designations, Draft 3 Intergovernmental
Agreement between Metro and XXXX County to adopt Urban and Rural
Reserves, Reserves Core 4 Discussion Status, Date: November 19,
2009 (crossed out) /December 3, 2009, Map: Core 4 proposed areas
of preliminary agreement 12/03/09 and Memo: Objectives for upcoming
Core 4 meetings from Kathryn Harrington dated November 4, 2009 |
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| 1702 |
12/4/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1703 |
12/7/2009 |
Form Letter: Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build efficient infrastructure
and support vibrant city centers. |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Laurel Wallingford |
| 1704 |
12/7/2009 |
Letter: Clackamas County's position regarding the potential designation
of rural or urban reserves in the Stafford area and request for
meeting regarding the Borland and north Stafford areas; Borland
area and the area immediately west of West Linn should be urban
reserve, north Stafford should be undesignated |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Councilors FROM: Lynn Peterson, Charlotte
Lehan, Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners |
| 1705 |
12/7/2009 |
Email: Proposed urban reserve in David Hill area; area is west
of Thatcher Road and is 435 acres, including map |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Tom Brian, Peter Truax, Michael Sykes,
Brent Curtis
FROM: Jon Holan |
| 1706 |
12/8/2009 |
Email:WaCo reserves testimony, Portland CSA Coalition; robust
rural reserves will make it easier to farm, unnecessary urban
reserves will make it much harder to farm, too much urban and
we will lose the farms, with letter from Portland Area Community
Supported Agriculture Coalition, dated December 8, 2009 |
TO: [email protected], Metro Council System Account,
Katy Coba, Washington County Board of Commissioners
FROM: Laura Masterson |
| 1707 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: undesignated status for urban/rural reserves study areas;
do not leave area 7 undesignated - support the CAC recommendation
and make area 7 a rural reserve |
TO: Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Kathryn Harrington Tom Brian,
Metro Council System Account, [email protected],
district [email protected], district [email protected], district
[email protected], district [email protected], Lisa Libby,
Megan Ponder, Amy Ruiz FROM: Kirk Andrews |
| 1708 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: E. Mult. Co. Urban Reserves, with letter dated September
7, 2009 to Commissioner Cogan regarding unanimous CAC recommendation
for rural reserve around Troutdale; why was this decision reversed?
All of West of Sandy area is Foundation Farmland, concerns regarding
speculation making it difficult to farm |
TO: Jeff Cogan, [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected],
Karol Collymore, Chuck Beasley, Metro Council System Account,
Charlotte Lehan
FROM: Laura Masterson |
| 1709 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: Urban/rural reserves hearing testimony for 12/10/09, including
letter stating that Balch Canyon should be a rural reserve; area
7 should be a rural reserve |
TO: Jeff Cogen, [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Metro Council System Account, Charlotte Lehan, Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Paula Sauvageau |
| 1710 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: Why was eastern portion of area 93 removed from consideration
of urban reserve status? |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Ralph E. Henkhaus |
| 1711 |
12/8/2009 |
Packet, Metro Council Work Session, including:
* Agenda
* Metro Council Meeting Packet Agenda Item 6.0: Reserves
Proposal |
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| 1712 |
12/8/2009 |
Metro Council Work Session Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 120809cw-4: Proposal for Designation of Urban and Rural Reserves |
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| 1713 |
12/8/2009 |
Metro Council Work Session Packet Attachment to the Public Record
No. 120809cw-5: Map: David Bragdon/Carl Hosticka, 12/08/09 |
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| 1714 |
12/8/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Work Session |
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| 1715 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: Protect Malinowski farm and the surrounding rural area
in Area 7 up to Skyline Blvd; protect farmland with rural reserve
designation |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Reserves, [email protected],
[email protected], district1 @ co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected],
[email protected] FROM: Diana Rockholm
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| 1716 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: Protect the West Hills with rural reserves because of wildlife
habitat and agriculture; no more executive homes needed |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Reserves, [email protected],
[email protected], district1 @ co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected],
[email protected] FROM: Lynda Colvin |
| 1717 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: Rural reserve: preserve the farms and elk habitat! Protect
areas 5, 6, and 7; writer's workplace (food coop) relies on local
vendors and farmers |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Reserves, [email protected],
[email protected], district1 @ co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected],
[email protected] FROM: Ms. Kyle A. Severson |
| 1718 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: Protect Multnomah County West Hills, zone as a rural reserve!
Concern regarding area 7 and the Malinowski farm; " Whatever
profit is to be gained from building high end housing on land
that currently yields clean, safe food for people to eat and
keeps alive two dying species (Elk and Farmers) is currency gleaned
in bad faith, is entropy." Support Multnomah CAC's proposition
that this area be a rural reserve |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Reserves, [email protected],
[email protected], district1 @ co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected],
[email protected] FROM: Amanda Feriante |
| 1719 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: Please protect the West Hills, especially area 7, with
rural reserves, continue to have farm zoning in this area |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Reserves, [email protected],
[email protected], district1 @ co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected],
[email protected] FROM: Arabee Koch |
| 1720 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: Request for inclusion of property in urban reserves; property
of Jung Yearl Park located at 1090 NE Linnwood Drive, Albany;
property is just north of Wiable Creek, bound by Sunset Hwy and
Meek Rd.; this property was recommended by the sate agencies
to be included in urban reserves |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Bryant Park |
| 1721 |
12/8/2009 |
Email: includes Tualatin Riverkeepers letter dated December 8,
2009 and powerpoint presentation titled "Natural Landscape Features
Inventory for Reserves Process, Maps and Data provided by Metro,"
detailing conflicts between urban reserves and natural resources
presented to the Washington Councy Board of Commissioners on
Dec 8 |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka, Charlotte Lehan, David
Bragdon, Tom Brian, Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty
[email protected], Marissa Madrigal, Sue Marshall,
Scott Learn, Nick Christensen, [email protected], Mike Houck,
[email protected], Ron Garst FROM: Brian Wegener |
| 1722 |
12/9/2009 |
Email: Washington Co. urban and rural designations; Title 13 and
Title 3 do not address urban impacts related to stormwater, hydrology
and endangered species act, and Tonquin Scablands area acquisition
boundary set by Congress has not been identified on maps and
there are overlapping urban reserves designation in portions
of the UR-L and UR-9 (attachments logged in on 12/8/09 with submission
from Brian Wegener). |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Sue Marshall |
| 1723 |
12/9/2009 |
Packet: Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Map: Core 4 proposed areas of preliminary
agreement and areas for further discussion, 12/03/09 (includes
3-mile line) * Reserves Core
4 Discussion Status, December 3, 2009
* Draft Winter 2009-10 Phase 4: Public Outreach Overview
* 2 handouts: Map: David Bragdon/Carl
Hosticka 12/08/09 andLetter: to David Bragdon and Councilors
from Lynn Peterson and Charlotte Lehan, Clackamas County, dated
12/07/09 |
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| 1724 |
12/9/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1725 |
12/9/2009 |
Email: Malinowski Farm: maintain farm zoning and rural reserve
in area 7 |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Roan Fuller |
| 1726 |
12/9/2009 |
Email: Elk or executive homes - farm land needs protection from
greed and overdevelopment |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Letitia Adele |
| 1727 |
12/9/2009 |
Email: Exchange with Dick Schouten and Washington County Commissioners;
writer and neighbors unanimously agree that area UR-C should
be a rural reserve, and not an urba reserve |
TO: Dick Schouten, Noreen Lee, Tom Brian, Andy Duyck, [email protected],
[email protected], Brent Curtis, Linda Schroeder, Sue Marshall,
[email protected], Metro Council System Account, Joan
and Dick Vanderzanden, Bev and Jim Fisher, Ben, Donna Cross,
Cheryl and Tony Pappas FROM: Jean Edwards |
| 1728 |
12/9/2009 |
Letter: Urban and rural reserves, areas 5,6 and 7; summary of
information, including 12 maps and 3 photos |
TO: Metro Council, Multnomah County Board of Commissioners
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1729 |
12/9/2009 |
Meeting packet: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC), including:
* Agenda
* MPAC Worksheet:
Status update on reserves, decision-making process and the MPAC's
role
* Memo: Dec. 9 MPAC urban and rural reserves
status update * Map: Core 4 proposed areas
of preliminary agreement and areas of further discussion, 11/20/09
* Reserves Core 4 Discussion Status, November 19, 2009
* DRAFT 2 Intergovernmental Agreement
between Metro and XXXX County to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves
* Handout:
Map: Core 4 Areas of Preliminary Agreement and Areas for Further
Discussion, 12/03/09
* Handout: Reserves Core 4 Discussion
Status, December 3, 2009 * Handout: Memo: Proposal
for Designation of Urban and Rural Reserves, from President Bragdon
and Councilor Hosticka, December 8, 2009 * Handout:
Map: David Bragdon/Carl Hosticka 12/08/09
* Handout: Draft resolution: For the purpose of releasing
draft intergovernmental agreements between Metro and Clackamas,
Multnomah and Washington Counties to designate Urban Reserves
and Rural Reserves for Public Comment
* Handout: Letter: Joint position
statement by the cities of Tualatin and West Linn, dated December
1, 2009 |
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| 1730 |
12/9/2009 |
Minutes: MPAC |
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| 1731 |
12/9/2009 |
Email: Reserves in Cornelius - please help - Please consider designating
the area north of Council Creek and east of Susbauer Rd as rural
reserve |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Rod Park
FROM: Melissa
Jacobsen |
| 1732 |
12/10/2009 |
Email: Support for citizen recommendation on rural reserves; keep
best farmland south of Troutdale as rural reserves, show more
restraint east of Gresham |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], Metro Council System Account
FROM: Allison Carr |
| 1733 |
12/10/2009 |
Email: Help us keep farmlands in the city; please protect farmlands
and dno not make them urban reserves; I support the Mult Co.
CAC recommendations |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
Metro Council System Account, Jeff Cogen FROM:
Helane Wahbeh |
| 1734 |
12/10/2009 |
Email: Memo regarding possible exception to Goal 3, 121009.pdf,
including memo from Dick Benner to Michael Jordan, Clackamas
County Board of Commissioners, Metro Council, Core 4 |
TO: Council, [email protected], Lynn Peterson, Charlotte
Lehan, B. Austin, J. Bernard
FROM: Michael Jordan |
| 1735 |
12/10/2009 |
Letter: Urge Metro Council that the area between the City of Sandy
and Metro UGBs be designated as a rural reserve or extend rurual
reserve 200 feet south of hwy 26 and include a condition for
future development that this buffer be planted with a thick screen
of native conifers. Includes Map with suggested compromise modification
to Metro proposed map. |
TO: President Bragdon, Councilor Hosticka, Charlotte Lehan, Reserves
Steering Committee
FROM: Linda K. Malone, Mayor of Sandy |
| 1736 |
12/10/2009 |
Email: Protect farmland in the vicinity of Malinowski farm |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ariel Riter |
| 1737 |
12/10/2009 |
Email: Recommendation for rural reserves designation for all of
areas 5 and 7 in the West Hills |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
district2@ co.multnomah.or.us, district3@ co.multnomah.or.us
district3@ co.multnomah.or.us, Jeff Cogan, Kathryn Harrington,
Tom Brian, Charlotte Lehan, Metro Council System Account
FROM:
Mollie and Ted Nelson |
| 1738 |
12/10/2009 |
Email: Concerns regarding west of Laidlaw Rd. at intersection
with Thompson Rd.; request to add eastern part of area 93 to
proposed urban reserves |
TO: Karthryn Harrington FROM:
Ralph E. Henkhaus |
| 1739 |
12/10/2009 |
Email: Support for area 93 east as an urban reserve candidate
area |
TO: Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Eileen Schill, Veroncia Valenzuela
FROM: Ralph E. Henkhaus |
| 1740 |
12/10/2009 |
Packet: Metro Council including;
* Agenda
* Metro Council Meeting Packet Agenda Item # 6
- Councilor Communication |
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| 1741 |
12/10/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting attachment to the Public Record No. 121009c-6;
Forest Grove reserves maps. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kathryn Harrington |
| 1742 |
12/10/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting attachment to the Public Record No. 121009c-7;
Graph: COO Recommendation on Regional Urban Reserves |
TO: Metro Council |
| 1743 |
12/10/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting attachment to the Public Record No. 121009c-8;
Chart: Differences between Bragdon/Hosticka map and Liberty/Park
map by numbers. |
TO: Metro Council |
| 1744 |
12/10/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting attachment to the Public Record No. 121009c-9;
Map: Core 4 Proposed Areas of Preliminary Agreement, and areas
for further discussion. |
TO: Metro Council |
| 1745 |
12/10/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting attachment to the Public Record No. 121009c-10;
Map: David Bragdon/Carl Hosticka proposed map. |
TO: Metro Council |
| 1746 |
12/10/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting attachment to the Public Record No. 121009c-11;
Map: Robert Liberty/Rod Park proposed map. proposed map. |
TO: Metro Council |
| 1747 |
12/10/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Meeting |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tony Andersen |
| 1748 |
12/10/2009 |
Urban Growth Report 2009-2030 Employment and Residential, including
Appendices 2-10 (This document was adopted by Metro Council on
12/10/2009 but is dated January 2010) |
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| 1749 |
12/10/2009 |
Form Letter: Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland. Also sent to Robert Liberty. One copy kept on file. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Karen Blasche |
| 1750 |
12/11/2009 |
Letter: Clarification regarding testimony at Washington County
Board meeting on December 9 regarding area 2B |
TO: Commissioner Tom Brian, Core 4, Dick Schouten, Kathryn Harrington,
Desari Strader, Roy Rogers, Andy Duyck, Mark Greenfield, Frank
Angelo FROM: Jim Standring |
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| 1751 |
12/11/2009 |
Email: Reserves testimony: Opposition to plan to expand the UGB
within the rural Cornelius area, urban usage should be focused
in urban areas instead of adding to the sprawl of urban development;
Council Creek area of specific concern; keep these areas rural
|
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, John Kinsky, Bill
Bash, Peter Truax,Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher,
Sam Adams, Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Debra
and John Severdia |
| 1752 |
12/12/2009 |
Letter: Chief petitioner for the Stafford Hamlet says that Stafford
Hamlet's wishes can only be achieved through an urban reserve
designation for the entire Stafford triangle |
TO: Councilor Collette FROM: Mike Stewart |
| 1753 |
12/14/2009 |
Letter: Important to maintain 200 acres of current Troutdale farmland;
please add this land to rural reserve |
TO: Metro
FROM: Melanie Plics |
| 1754 |
12/14/2009 |
Letter: Owner of 4 acres holds dearly to land around for agricultural
potential and not for development |
TO: Troutdale City Council, Metro FROM: Mindy, Bruce,
Gary and Gaviin Schmidt |
| 1755 |
12/14/2009 |
Email: Cornelius acreage-nuetral reserve boundary amendment to
Bradgon/Hosticka map, including map |
TO: David Bragdon, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington, Tom Brian,
Bill Bash, Vickie Cordell, Brent Curtis
FROM: Richard Meyer |
| 1756 |
12/14/2009 |
Email: Sublect: Stafford should remain rural. The notion of foisting
the Stafford Triangle into an urban reserve--against the explicit
and stated wishes of the adjacent cities of West Linn, Tualatin
and Lake Oswego has the most solid aguments for creating a Rural
Reserve designation. Has lived in West Linn for 20 years. Address:
23373 Johnson Rd., West Linn, OR 97068. Responding Email sent
from Carlotta Collette on 12/19/2009 and responding Email sent
back to Carlotta Collette on 12/21/2009. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, copies to Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty,
Kathryn Harrington & Rex Burkholder
FROM: Peter Toll |
| 1757 |
12/15/2009 |
Email: With respect to UR-6 (South Cooper Mountain); this area
meets the rural reserve factors |
TO: Tom Brian, Andy Duyck, Desari Strader, Robert Davis, Brent
Curtis, Dennis Mulvihill, Dennis Doyle, David Bragdon, Carlotta
Collette, Carl Hosticks, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Robert
Liberty, Linda Perter, [email protected] & [email protected]
FROM: Dick Schouten |
| 1758 |
12/15/2009 |
Letter: Comments from the Tualatin River Watershed Council (TRWC)
to the Washington County Board of Commissioners regarding protection
of watershed health |
TO: Chair Tom Brian, Brent Curtis FROM:
Michael Mc Mahan |
| 1759 |
12/15/2009 |
Letter: Reserves process may fail due to decisions being made
on the basis of politics and deal-making rather than credible
application of the factors found in the law; suggests principles
to consider when looking at reserves factors when considering
future land use decisions that implicate agriculture; includes
suggestions for the areas of Bethany, Helvetia, south of hwy
26/McKay Creek, Forest Grove and Cornelius, south Hillsboro,
Cooper Mountain, Bull Mountain and Sherwood |
TO: Washington County Board of Commissioners, Metro Council, Core
4, Katy Coba, Richard Whitman FROM:
Dave VanAsche |
| 1760 |
12/15/2009 |
Email: Please keep the options open for Area 93 East; Area 93
should be given an urban reserve designation |
TO: David Bragdon, Carl Hosticka, Michael Jordan, Kathryn Harrington,
[email protected], [email protected], Eileen
Schill, Veronica Valenzuela, Ralph E Henkhaus
FROM: Ralph E Henkhaus
|
| 1761 |
12/15/2009 |
Email: Regarding Cornelius acreage-nuetral reserve boundary amendment
to Bradgon/Hosticka map |
TO: Rex Burkholder, FROM:
Linda B. Peters |
| 1762 |
12/15/2009 |
Email: Testimony on urban reserves from Scotch Church Road families
and farms, including Testimony of Jean Edwards Muir on behalf
of Scotch Church Road Families and Farms, dated December 16,
2009 re: UR-C; request that lands north of the current UGB at
Evergreen Rd be designated rural reserve |
TO: Reserves, Metro Council System Account, Kathryn Harrington,
Charlotte Lehan, [email protected], reserves@ co.multnomah.or.us,
[email protected], Tom Brian, Sam Adams
FROM: Jean Edwards |
| 1763 |
12/15/2009 |
Email: Please vote Rural for Stafford Area. Says the Stafford
Area doesn't meet the factors listed for Urban designation so
it must therefore be saved as Rural Reserves designation. Has
lived in West Linn for 10 years. Responding Email sent from Carlotta
Collette on 12/19/2009 and responding Email sent back to Carlotta
Collette on 12/20/2009 |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Michele & Dan Blankenheim |
| 1764 |
12/15/2009 |
Email: Asking that you help preserve what is special about West
Linn, Lake Oswego, and Tualatin and vote for a Rural Reserve
designation for the Stafford area. Response sent from Carlotta
Collette on 12/19/2009 and response sent back to Carlotta Collette
on 12/20/2009 |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Michael & Lisa Noel |
| 1765 |
12/15/2009 |
Email: Please keep all of the Stafford Basin-including the Borland
corridor-rural. Includes reply email from Carlotta Collette
dated December 19, 2009, and reply from Ms. Pierce back to Carlotta
Collette on January 18, 2010. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Midge Pierce |
| 1766 |
12/15/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council Work Session
#4 Urban and Rural Reserves Discussion |
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| 1767 |
12/15/2009 |
Metro Council Work Session Attachment to the Public Record No.
121509cw-2; Handout: Robert Liberty's proposed revisions and
comments to the outline and possible text of the 2010 Urban and
Rural Reserves Index. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robert Liberty |
| 1768 |
12/15/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Work Session |
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| 1769 |
12/15/2009 |
Email: 50-year urban growth plan is flawed - there is already
enough land in urban reserves that has not been developed, who
would pay for infrastructure? |
TO: feedback
FROM: Lois Read |
| 1770 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Wants Ms. Harrington to consider supporting the Liberty-Parks-Burkholder
reserves plan. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
David & Alyce Drescher |
| 1771 |
12/16/2009 |
Letter: Significant difference may remain between Metro Council
and and the Clackamas County Commission over the Stafford area,
with suggestions |
TO: Chair Peterson and Members of the Clackamas County Commission
FROM: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka,
Carlotta Collette |
| 1772 |
12/16/2009 |
Letter: Legal representatives of the Barker family with regards
to their property in southern portion of map area 6B of Multnomah
County candidate area maps requests designation as urban reserve,
including map |
TO: Tom Brian, Charlotte Lehan, Kathryn Harrington, Jeff Cogen,
Metro Council, Clients
FROM: Matthew D. Lowe |
| 1773 |
12/16/2009 |
Letter: Pocket guide to urban and rural reserves in the lower
Springville Rd (area UR-1), including letter from the Mayor Adams
and Commissioner Fritz, City of Portland dated 12/10/09 regarding
NW Hills, Powerline/Germantown Rd (map areas 7A and 7B), East
Bethany and Bonny Slope East |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1774 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Liberty-Park-Burkholder reserves plan is the best option
to protect rivers and streams; please support this reserves plan |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David
Bragdon, reserves
FROM: Mark Osborn |
| 1775 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Please support the Liberty-Park-Burkholder reserves plan
to protect landscape features and environmental quality. Duplicate
Email also sent to Carl Hosticka |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Mary Bowden |
| 1776 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Testimony for urban and rural reserves process regarding
east of UR-Z - request to consider the south side of hwy 212
corridor to hwy 26 as an "urban reserve" or "undesignated" land,
including letter with maps |
TO: Clackamas County Board of Commissioners, Lynn Peterson, Metro
Council System Account, district2@ co.multnomah.or.us, cao@ co.washington.or.us,
Elaine Smith, Core 4, Metro Council
FROM: Dana L. Krawczuk |
| 1777 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: We are counting on Multnomah County to not simply hold
the line on Rural Reserves but to apply Rural Reserve status
to our region's most important landscapes. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1778 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Not in favor of bringing Stafford Basin inside the Urban
Growth Boundary. Owns 70 acres in this area. Response to Email
sent by Robert Liberty on same day |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Rocky Dixon |
| 1779 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Subject: UR1 in the West Portland Hills; He is a partner
of Malinowski Farm located in UR1. Concerned that a developer
will try to make their area a special case next year when the
UGB is moved. That would kill our farm as would an Urban Reserve
designation. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Greg Malinowski |
| 1780 |
12/16/2009 |
Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Draft summary notes, December 4, 2009
* Map: Core 4 areas of
preliminary agreement and areas for further discussion, 12/03/09
* Reserves Core 4 Discussion Status, December
3, 2009 * Map: David Bragdon/Carl
Hosticka 12/11/09 *
Draft 3, December 9, 2009, Intergovernmental Agreement between
Metro and XXXX County to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves
* 4 Meeting handouts: Attachment
a to Resolution No. 09: Recommendations and Rationale for Reserves
Designations, including two maps of Multnomah County reserves
designations, Letter to Chair Peterson and Commissioners from
David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka and Carlotta
Collette, and Schedule for phase 4 public events, Jan. 6-21,
2010 |
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| 1781 |
12/16/2009 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1782 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Neighborhood is unanimously opposed to extending the Evergreen
Rd. urban reserve to Wiable Creek; leave boundary at Evergreen |
TO: Jean Edwards, Roberty Liberty, Rod Park, Ina Zulker, Kathryn
Sofich FROM: Jean Edwards |
| 1783 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Record of public input between March 3, 2009 and May 4,
2009 missing from Clackamas County records; there is no "split"
West Linn Council, 207 signatures from West Linn citizens for
a rural reserve designation for the Stafford area |
TO: annelan @comcast.net, Tom Brian, Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte
Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Lynn Peterson, Laura Dawson-Bodner, Ellen
Rogalin, Maggie Dickerson, Patti Galle, Teri Cummings, Robert
Liberty FROM:
Roberta Schwarz |
| 1784 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Fwd: Record of public input between March 3, 2009 and May
4, 2009 missing from Clackamas County records, including email
string detailing the problem |
TO: Tom Brian, Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen,
Lynn Peterson, Laura Dawson-Bodner, Ellen Rogalin, Maggie Dickerson,
Patti Galle, Roberta Schwarz, Teri Cummings, Robert Liberty
FROM: Alan
Rosenfeld |
| 1785 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Wants your support of Liberty-Park-Burkholder plan. Feels
that it shows more consideration of aquatic resources. |
TO: Carl Hosticka,David Bragdon,Monica Smiley, & Sue Marshall
FROM: Brian Wegener |
| 1786 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Urges support of Liberty-Park-Burkholder Urban & Rural
Reserves Plan. |
TO: David Bragdon, Carl Hosticka & Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Mary Ann Dougherty |
| 1787 |
12/16/2009 |
Agenda: Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session |
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| 1788 |
12/16/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council Making the Greatest Place Work Session |
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| 1789 |
12/16/2009 |
Email: Speaking on behalf of Helvetia. Do not include areas North
of Sunset Highway's High Tech Corridor in urban expansion. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Allove DeVito |
| 1790 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please support Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposal which will
protect farmland, rivers and streams - especially in the Helvetia
area. His family gets food from farms in the Helvetia area. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Dan Swerbilov |
| 1791 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Grew up in Helvetia and asking you to support the Liberty-Park-Burkholder
Urban & Rural Reserves plan. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Collette Collette
FROM: Noel Arnold |
| 1792 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Requesting support of Liberty-Park-Burkholder plan that
provides much needed protection of our rivers and streams, headwaters
and floodplains. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Tony Fuentes |
| 1793 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please preserve the natural resources in Helvetia by keeping
it a rural and agricultural area, |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Katy Wolf |
| 1794 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Asks you to support Liberty-Park-Burkholder plan for future
reserves. While a lot of progress has been made in protecting
our valuable, irreplaceable farmland, it is not enough. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Wendy Gordon |
| 1795 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Liberty-Park-Burkholder reserves plan is the one that best
protects our rivers and streams from runoff by protecting floodplains
and headwaters from urbanization. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlottta Collette
FROM: Keith Barger |
| 1796 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Applauds the efforts so far to protect farmland from industrial
and urban development but you need to make sure you protect all
the farmland north of Hwy 26. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Jim Wells |
| 1797 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: The Bragdon/Hosticka proposal has some very good properties,
but it does not adequately protect headwaters such as Cooper
Mountain and the Stafford area, nor fully protect the areas north
of Highway 26. I urge you to support the Liberty/Park/Burkholder
proposal. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Sue Bartlett |
| 1798 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please support Liberty/Park/Burkholder Urban and Rural
Reserves Plan. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette FROM: Brett Stonier |
| 1799 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Our future depends on staying green. Please make sure
that we do not lose our future and help keep Oregon a leader
in the preservation of our environment. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette FROM: Aviv Vida |
| 1800 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Asks for support of the Liberty-Park-Burkholder reserves
plan because it protects more of our important farmland in the
region. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & carlotta Collette FROM: Tim Piete |
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| 1801 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: On behalf of all young voters in Washington County, please
support the Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposal. It is vital that
we stimulate our economy while growing in a responsible manner. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Devin Dimeo-Ediger |
| 1802 |
12/17/2009 |
Please preserve this beautiful land as it stands today. We do
not need to continue to sprawl out, we need to take a cue from
Europe and start building up. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Sidney Mitchell |
| 1803 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Urges support of Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposed Rural
& Urban Reserves plan. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Dominic Aiello |
| 1804 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please support Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposal. The CSA
that her family belongs to is north of Highway 26 on Dick Rd.
All of Helvetia should be included in the Rural Reserve. We
need to protect farmland, rivers and streams. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Diane Jacobs |
| 1805 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Urges support of the Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposal to
preserve land north of Highway 26. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Rebecca Davies |
| 1806 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please support Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposal. Preserving
farmland and rural land around urban areas ensures a local food
source. Her family buys produce from a Community Supported Agriculture
group located in the area. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Shari Lane |
| 1807 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Support rural reserves; support Liberty-Park-Burkholder
urban and rural reserves plan. (Duplicate Email also sent to
Kathryn Harrington.) |
TO: Roberty Liberty, Rod Park, Rex Burkholder
FROM: Michele Shapiro |
| 1808 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Subject: Urban Reserve Designation for Stafford; Recommends
Urban status for the Stafford Triangle. Response from Carlotta
Collette on 12/19/2009, Email to Carlotta Collette from Herb
Koss dated 12/20/2009 response from Carlotta Collette and response
to Herb Koss all on same date. Herb Koss is referring to original
correspondence from Mike Miller. He also suggested another purchase
of land by Metro which is just north of the latest Metro acquisition
along Wilson Creek. |
TO: County Commissioners, David Bragdon and Metro Councilors
FROM: Mike Miller & Herb Koss |
| 1809 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Use rural reserves designation to protect headwaters and
floodplains; Support Liberty-Park-Burkholder reserves plan.
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TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Paul and Debra
Nordlund |
| 1810 |
12/17/2009 |
Protect Helvetia area to protect productive farmland, support
locally grown food, build upwards |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Justin Boucher |
| 1811 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please support the Liberty-Park-Burkholder urban and rural
reserves plan to protect landscape features and environmental
quality. (Duplicate Email also sent to Kathryn Harrington) |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Colm Brennan |
| 1812 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please support Liberty-Park-Burkholder Urban & Rural Reserves |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Dominic
Aiello |
| 1813 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please support the Liberty-Park-Burkholder reserves plan..
Protect Aquatic Resources with Reserves Designation |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Ronald Leistra |
| 1814 |
12/17/2009 |
Email Re: Citizen Communication; John Driscoll called from Tualatin
urging you to vote for the Liberty/Park/Burkholder map. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Tom Matney |
| 1815 |
12/17/2009 |
Email with letter: Using rural reserves for protection of significant
landscape features, water quality and quantity, habitat: Designate
rural reserves to protect lands that are "important fish, plant
or wildlife habitat" and "necessary to protect water quality
or water quantity", including maps of Cooper Mtn, floodplains
south of Cornelius and Dairy-McKay-Council Creeks confluence |
TO: reserves, Metro Council System Account, David Bragdon, Carl
Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington,
Sue Marshall, Ramsey Weit Shadycreek2, Paul H. Whitney, Driscoll
John, Andy Maggi, [email protected], [email protected], OLCV Washington
County, Bob Fuquay, Bob Sallinger, T. Milowolf, Monica Smiley,
Bruce Debolt, Jean Sandwick, Stephanie Puhl, Sue Manning, Dick
Schouten, Vickie. Lori, Brian Wegener, Mike Houck, Jim Labbe,
Chris and Margot, [email protected]
FROM: Brian Wegener |
| 1816 |
12/17/2009 |
My reserves process testimony: Farmlands outside of the UGB in
proximity to hwy 26 should not be urban reserves given the future
economic and environmental costs associated with their future
development |
TO: Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee, Reserves
Steering Committee, Reserves Core 4, Mult Co Reserves Citizen
Action Advisory Committee, Metro Council, Washington County Board
of Commissioners, Dave Van Asche, Mike Dahlstrom, Patt Opdyke,
Ted Wheeler, Deborah Kafoury, Judy Shiprack, Diane McKeel, Dennis
Doyle, Beaverton City Council,John Kinski, Jeff Tarte, Richard
G. Kidd, Rick Lorenz, Jerry Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams,
Keith Mays, Craig Dirksen, Lou Ogden FROM: Thor Hinkley |
| 1817 |
12/17/2009 |
Packet: Metro Council, including:
* Agenda
* Metro Council Agenda Item No. 7.2: Resolution
No. 09-4100, For the Purpose of Releasing Draft Intergovernmental
Agreements between Metro and Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington
Counties to Designate Urban Reserves and Rural Reserves for Public
Comment |
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| 1818 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-6;
Maps: Washington County Farm Bureau proposed reserves maps. |
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| 1819 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-7;
Petition: RE: UGB Expansion, dated December 15, 2009 |
TO: Metro Council FROM: Emma Jacobsen & Pacific University students
and staff |
| 1820 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-8;
Memo: RE: Barker family property, dated December 16. 2009. |
TO: Tom Brian,Charlotte Lehan, Kathryn Harrington,Jeff Cogan
FROM: Matt Lowe, Attorney |
| 1821 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-9;
Schedule for Phase IV Public Events, Jan. 6-21, 2010(reserves). |
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| 1822 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-10;
Map: Core 4 Urban and Rural Reserve Proposal for Public Comment,
dated December 16, 2009 |
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| 1823 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-11;
Letter: Urban and Rural Reserves Public Outreach. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jim Emerson, Forest Park NA President |
| 1824 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-12;
Letter: Reserves Process, dated December 15, 2009 |
TO: Wash. Co. Board of Commissioners FROM: Dave Vanasche |
| 1825 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-13;
Letter: Reserves Process. |
TO: Wash. Co. Board of Commissioners FROM: OR. Assn. of
Nurseries |
| 1826 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-14;
Memo: Land Protection. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tualatin Riverkeepers |
| 1827 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-15;
Testimony: Helvetia Area |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Mecklem |
| 1828 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-16;
Testimony: Reserves Process |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Malinowski |
| 1829 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-17;
Resolution No. 09-4101, draft |
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| 1830 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Meeting Attachment to the Public Record No. 121709c-18;
Memo: Guiding Principles for Urban and Rural Reserves Analysis
and Designation |
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| 1831 |
12/17/2009 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
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| 1832 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Resolution: Resolution No. 09-4100, For the Purpose
of Releasing a Draft Model Intergovernmental Agreement between
Metro and Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington Counties to Designate
Urban Reserves and Rural Reserves for Public Comment, including
draft IGA, map and staff report |
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| 1833 |
12/17/2009 |
Metro Council Resolution: Resolution No. 09-4101, For the Purpose
of Expressing the Principles, Objectives and Concerns that will
Guide the Metro Council's Continued Participation in and the
Designation of Urban and Rural Reserves with Clackamas, Multnomah
and Washington Counties Following Referral for Public Review
of the December 17, 2009 Draft Model Intergovernmental Agreement
and Map Proposed by the "Core 4" Representatives of the Four
Governments, including Exhibit A |
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| 1834 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Strong recommendation for urban reserve status for the
Stafford Triangle |
TO: [email protected], David Bragdon, Rod Parks, Trex Burkholder,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Mike Miller |
| 1835 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Please support the Bragdon/Hosticka compromise map of regional
reserves; main reasons for designation of urban reserves north
or Cornelius to Dairy Creek and how growth meets Metro's 6 disired
outcomes, with 2 documents and map |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Richard Meyer |
| 1836 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Support Liberty-Park-Burkholder urban and rural reserves
plan, Japan is a leader in technology manufacturing and they
use density and vertical growth, includes response from Dick
Schouten dated 12/18/2009 and attached presentation by Andeas
W. Koenig |
TO: [email protected], Metro Council, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Jerry Willey, LUT Planning Reserves, Tom Brian,
mayormail@ ci.beaverton.or.us, David Hatcher, Sam Adams, Charlotte
Lehan Dick Schouten, Desari Strader, Andy Duycyk, Roy Rogers
FROM: Dominic Aiello |
| 1837 |
12/17/2009 |
Email: Washington County resident and proponent of preserving
open farmlands in our region. Not in favor of the Bragdon/Hosticka
Map. Wants an endorsement of the proposed urban and rural reserves
map, submited by Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty and Rod Park.
Also sent an Email to David Bragdon on 12/16/2009 regarding
the same matter. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Kris Schamp |
| 1838 |
12/17/2009 |
Form Letter: Please support the Liberty-Park-Burkholder reserves
plan. (3 Letters) |
TO: Reserves |
| 1839 |
12/18/2009 |
Email: Please support our efforts to preserve the farmlands north
of Sunset Highway. If this land is not preserved, it can never
be replaced or recreated. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Winona
Phelps |
| 1840 |
12/18/2009 |
Email: Please support Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposal. This
proposal does the best job of protecting streams, rivers and
farmlands and the entire ecosystem on the north of Highway 26. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette |
| 1841 |
12/18/2009 |
Email: Resident of Helvetia . Doesn't believe that turning this
agricultural and recreational gem into asphalt and concrete is
healthy for the growth of the area. Hopes that you will keep
this area as it is and that this valuable resource could be enjoyed
and preserved for future generations. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Nate Pieren |
| 1842 |
12/18/2009 |
Email: Resident of Washington County in unincorporated Hillsboro.
Urges you to accept the Liberty/Parks proposal for urban and
rural reserves. Feels that the other proposal does not sufficiently
protect Helvetia and the area north of Highway 26 and does not
protect our vital rivers. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Lyn Jacobs |
| 1843 |
12/19/2009 |
Email: Thank you for your reserve proposal (Liberty-Park-Burkholder)
and support of the agricultural industry and livable communities.
Email also sent to Robert Liberty |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Mel and Wendy Mortensen |
| 1844 |
12/19/2009 |
Email: Please support the Liberty, Park, Burkholder proposal
Response from Carlotta Collette on 12/19/2009 and response to
Carlotta Collette on 12/20/2009 |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Mel & Wendy Mortensen |
| 1845 |
12/19/2009 |
Email: Please support the Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposal. Duplicate
Email also sent to Carl Hosticka |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Mel & Wendy Mortensen |
| 1846 |
12/19/2009 |
Email: Please vote for Liberty/Park/Burkholder Urban & Rural Reserves
Plan |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Pamela Schossau |
| 1847 |
12/20/2009 |
Email: Subject: Keep Stafford Rural |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Cliff & Debbie Walinsky |
| 1848 |
12/20/2009 |
Email: Please support the Liberty/Park Burkholder proposal which
will protect farmland, rivers, and streams. Response from Carlotta
Collette sent on 12/21/2009 and response sent to Carlotta Collette
on 12/21/2009 stating that the Helvetia area be designated as
rural reserves. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Anna Becker |
| 1849 |
12/20/2009 |
Email: Please support the Liberty/Park/Burkholder proposal. The
Helvetia area needs greater protection north of sunset Highway
26. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Anna Becker |
| 1850 |
12/21/2009 |
News article: letter to the editor; Washington County wants to
expand thousands of additional acres of urban reserves when there
are thousands of square feet of vacant space in Washington County |
TO: The Oregonian
FROM: George Olsen |
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| 1851 |
12/21/2009 |
Email: Testimony by Washington County citizens requesting rural
reserves in Helvetia area. Also includes copy of Email from
Brian Neinlich |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 1852 |
12/22/2009 |
Email; Core 4 reserve map December 16, 2009, Stafford area for
discussion; keep Stafford north of Tualatin River undesignated
and lower the total urban reserves to less than the now 29,000
acre recommended amount |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington, David Bragdon, Carl
Hosticka, Rod Park, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, [email protected],
[email protected] FROM: Larry Read |
| 1853 |
12/23/2009 |
Email article: Planning for our future - reserves and the economy |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Western Economic
Alliance |
| 1854 |
12/23/2009 |
Email: Bragdon/Hosticka reserves compromise support: please support
the Bragdon/Hosticka compromise map of regional reserves, including
3 attachments: North of Council Creek - Reasons for urban reserve
and UGB expansion, Map: Rural reserves farm analysis: tiers and
sub-areas, draft, 7/1/09, and Its a matter of viability: City
of Cornelius also deserves six desired outcomes of regional planning |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Dave Waffle FROM:
Richard Meyer, City of Cornelius |
| 1855 |
12/26/2009 |
Email: Comment on 12/16/09 reserves map; Clackamas and Washington
are getting the urban areas right; there is too much undesignated
on the map and Clackamas County should be protecting more of
the rural area |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Mike Wagner |
| 1856 |
12/26/2009 |
Email: Please advocate and vote for a Rural Reserve designation
for the Stafford Basin |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Bob Thomas |
| 1857 |
12/28/2009 |
Email: Comment on proposed urban and rural reserves; how should
the region grow? |
TO: MGP mail list
FROM: Metro |
| 1858 |
12/28/2009 |
Email: Clarification on proposed urban and rural reserves process |
TO: MGP mail list
FROM: Metro |
| 1859 |
12/28/2009 |
Email: Urban and rural reserves; protecting our farms (especially
small family farms) is essential to our quality of life |
TO: Mike Dahlstrom, Reserves, Dick Schouten, Tom Brian
FROM: Delores Raymond |
| 1860 |
12/28/2009 |
Email: Do not allow Clackamas County to put forward the Sunnybrook
extension as part of their urban and reserves plan; preserve
Oak reserve and three creek wildlife habitat near Sunnybrook
Rd and 82 Ave/I-205 |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Linda Hedges, Hector Campbell NDA, Milwaukie, OR |
| 1861 |
12/28/2009 |
Email: Metro should not designate urban reserves in areas for
which there is no local government willing and able to provide
urban services. This means Stafford. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Scot Siegel |
| 1862 |
12/28/2009 |
Email: The farmland proposed for loss around Forest Grove is objectionable;
Forest Grove should urbanize Dilley, Verboort and Gales Creek
Communities; they provide an area equal to the current proposal |
TO: Reserves
FROM: David Morelli |
| 1863 |
12/29/2009 |
Email: Stafford area should be designated rural reserve; there
was a serious breach in goal 1 citizen participation in not counting
each and every one of the over two hundred signatures of citizens
supporting the rural designation for Stafford |
TO: David Bragdon, Carlotta Collete, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington,
Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Jody Carson, John Kovash,
Patti Galle, Scott Burgess, Teri Cummings
FROM: Roberta Schwarz |
| 1864 |
12/29/2009 |
Letter: Request that the area southeast of Cornelius, east of
345th Ave be changed from rural designation to undesignated because
it is difficult to farm land for profit, too long to lock landowners
into rural status, and other reasons |
TO: Councilor Harrington FROM: Leeanne Rose |
| 1865 |
12/30/2009 |
Email: Support designation of the Stafford triangle area in Clackamas
County as an urban reserve; email also sent to Carlotta Collette,
Robert Liberty & Carl Hosticka. Duplicate Emails also sent to
Rod Park and Rex Burkholder. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Marcus Reed |
| 1866 |
12/30/2009 |
Email: Land in Stafford is conflicted and there is no foundation
farmland in Stafford and foundation farmland in other parts of
Metro should be protected by designating Stafford as an urban
reserve. Duplicate Email also sent to Robert Liberty,Carlotta
Collette, Rod Park & Carl Hosticka. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM: E. H. Chip Laizure |
| 1867 |
12/30/2009 |
Email: the Stafford triangle should be an urban reserve for the
UGB. Duplicate Email also sent to Carl Hosticka, Rod Park & Rex
Burkholder.. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM: Keith and Bonnie
Rowan |
| 1868 |
12/30/2009 |
Email: Form Letter; Use Urban and Rural Reserves to protect valuable
farmland. Also sent to Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, Robert
Liberty. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Bart Norman |
| 1869 |
12/31/2009 |
Email: Wants Urban Reserve designation for Stafford triangle.
Owns Oswego Hills Winery. |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Councilors and Mike Stewart
FROM: Jerry Marshall |
| 1870 |
12/31/2009 |
Letter: Re: Stafford - Urban Reserves vs. Rural Reserves; The
Stafford area meets all the factors that are used to identify
Urban Reserves. It hardly meets factors that are used to identify
Rural Reserves. Please classify Stafford area as an Urban Reserve
and strive to have it included into the UGB immediately. Duplicate
letters sent. |
TO: Rod Park
FROM: Alrik Olson, Evan Olson & Ken Olson |
| 1871 |
1/1/2010 |
NOTE: Urban Growth Report 2009-2030 Employment and Residential
including all appendices is listed and filed under 12/10/2009.
This was the date that Metro Council accepted the urban growth
report. |
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| 1872 |
1/3/2010 |
Email: Owner of property on west side of Jackson School Rd just
south of Sunset Hwy in nw corner of urban reserve area C supports
adoption of December 16, 2009 map and particularly the areas
earmarked in Washington County |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Susan Benyowitz |
| 1873 |
1/4/2010 |
Email: Designate Stafford triangle as an urban reserve |
TO: David Bragdon, Carlotta Collete, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington,
Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rod Park
FROM: Nate Funk |
| 1874 |
1/4/2010 |
Fax: Wants to know when Metro Plans to cease building on Westside
Prime Class I soils and move some ideas, money, infrastructure
to Eastside Class II-IV soils |
TO: Metro
FROM: Jerry Richards |
| 1875 |
1/4/2010 |
Email: Subject: Original purpose of Metro; feels that Metro is
doing a poor job of protecting farm and forest land. |
TO: David Bragdon
FROM: Diane Jette |
| 1876 |
1/4/2010 |
Email: Re: Stafford Hamlet - Undesignated; Lists reasons why she
doesn't feel the Stafford Hamlet belongs in Urban Reserve. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Ann Culter |
| 1877 |
1/4/2010 |
Letter: Re: Reserve Designation for Area SE of Cornelius-East
of 345th Ave.. Asking that no designation at all be given to
this area right now. They feel that their land should not be
locked up for 40-50 years in a Rural Reserve. |
TO: Andy Duyck, Tom Brian, Katherine Harrington
FROM: Barbara
Hadley,Karen Palenik,Helen VanDyke,Brenda VanDyke,Joe VanDyke,
Kelley Hering,David Hering,Theresa Herenckx, Richard Herenckx,
William Hering,Leslie Hering,Richard Keaan,Shirley Keaan,Carolyn
Granger, Maxine Erdman, & Jerry Erdman |
| 1878 |
1/4/2010 |
Email: Ask you to not open the Stafford Triangle and the Borland
Road area to the same forms of development that have undercut
the beauty and health of much of Washington County and growing
sections of Clackamas County, especially Sunnyside and Happy
Valley.. Urges you to look to the Urban Brownfields as the site
where new residents to the city could be housed. Duplicate letters
sent. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Greg Smith |
| 1879 |
1/4/2010 |
Email: Asks you to designate Stafford as an Urban Reserve. The
land in Stafford is conflicted, and there is no foundation farmland
in Stafford and that foundation farmland in other parts of Metro
should be protected by designating Stafford as an Urban Reserve. |
TO: Robert Liberty, Rex Burkholder,Kathryn Harrington,Carl Hosticka,
Rod Park, Carlotta Collette & David Bragdon |
| 1880 |
1/5/2010 |
Email: Resident of Clackamas County, area north of Lake Oswego.
Would like to express support for the designation of land in
the Stafford area as Urban Reserve. The land north of and in
the immediate proximity of !-205 is generally unsuitable as economically-viable
farmland. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Bert P. Krages |
| 1881 |
1/5/2010 |
Email: Subject: Rural Designation for West Hills - Area 7; Disappointed
tha the County Commission would recommend this area for Urban
growth. Wants rural designation for this area. |
TO: Feedback
FROM: Linda Talbot |
| 1882 |
1/5/2010 |
Email: Wants all of the Stafford Hamlet desinated as Urban Reserve.
Owns 5 acres and has lived in Stanford Hamlet for 10 years.
Duplicate letter sent to Rex Burkholder. 1 Copy kept in file. |
TO: David Bradgon
FROM: David & Jeannie Halseth |
| 1883 |
1/5/2010 |
Email: Wants Stafford to be designated as Urban Reserve. Family
has owned 60 acres in the Stafford area since 1906. Address:
21225 SW Johnson Rd., West Linn, OR 97068. |
TO: David Bragdon
FROM: Art & Pat Fiala, Dave & Trina Fiala, John & Meg Fiala |
| 1884 |
1/5/2010 |
Email: Wants Stafford area designated as Urban Reserve |
TO: David Bragdon FROM:
Erik & Judy Eselius |
| 1885 |
1/7/2010 |
Email: Encourages Metro support of the Oregon Veterans Center
by designating area UR-Q, area 5 as Urban Reserves. This center
will enhance the quality of life for Veterans throughout the
state and for the local community. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Chet Garretson |
| 1886 |
1/7/2010 |
Email: Supporting the urbanization of Stafford. Duplicate Emails
sent to all Metro Councilors. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: David Bragdon
FROM: Doug Pitassi |
| 1887 |
1/7/2010 |
Email: Subject: UR-6 ought to be non-urban reserve and workable
lines can be drawn between UR-6 and UR-H (South Cooper Mountain
area. Also includes map of South Cooper Mountain Area. (2 different
Emails which include response from Carlotta Colletta and response
back to Carlotta Collette on January 7, 2010. Additional response
to Carlotta Collette on January 11, 2010. Also contains Email
sent on 1/8/2010 with the same subject. Sent to: Rod Park, David
Bragdon, Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta
Collette, Robert Liberty, Ann Lininger, [email protected],
[email protected], Mary Kyle McCurdy, [email protected],
Dave Vanasche, Jeff Stone, [email protected]. |
TO: Tom Brian, Roy Rogers, Andy Duyck, Desari Strader, Brent Curtis,
Dennis Mulvihill, Mike Dahlstrom, Kathryn Harrington, [email protected],
& Jeff Cogan
FROM: Dick Schouten |
| 1888 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Feels the current proposal designates too much valuable
farmland as urban reserves. Keep the Urban Reserves small. Duplicate
Email also sent to Carl Hosticka, Rod Park, Carlotta Collete
& Rex Burkholder. 1 copy kept in file |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Emily Chenoweth |
| 1889 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Subject; Conserving natural values, Recommends that the
county consult with OR Dept. of Fish and Wildlife to identify
and perhaps maintain all of Conservation Opportunity Area A-5
as Rural Reserve. Duplicate Emails sent to Rod Park and Carlotta
Collette. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Warren Aney |
| 1890 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Subject: Save the Region's Farm Land & Natural Resources,
Wants to create a farmland reserve instead of puttting all that
farmland in the urban reserve. |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Blair Batson |
| 1891 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Feels the current proposal includes too much valuable farmland
as urban reserves. Smaller urban reserves area will help us
meet our greenhouse gas reduction goals and create healthier
communities. Also includes reply from Kathryn Harrington dated
January 9, 2010. Duplicate Emails sent to all councilors. 1 copy
kept in file. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Michelle Hascall |
| 1892 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Please listen to 1000 Friends and informed people like
him when you make your decision on the Urban and Rural Reserves.
Duplicate Emails sent to Rod Park and Rex Burkholder. 1 copy
kept in file |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Cooper Morrow |
| 1893 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Please do what is in your power to keep our cities dense-which
has been proven to be both fiscally and environmentally responsible..
Duplicate copies of Emails sent to Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington and Rex Burkholder 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Robert Liberty FROM:
Chris Sweeney |
| 1894 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Subject: Act Now to protect the Region's Farmland and Natural
Resources. Includes letter to David Bragdon with information
about Urban and Rural Reserves that was sent out by 1000 Friends
of Oregon. |
TO: David Bragdon & Rex Burkholder FROM: Tara Sulzen |
| 1895 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: We need to be very careful about enlarging our Urban Growth
Boundary. The existing metropolitan areas need to be contained
and condensed rather than allowed to grow outward into our agricultural
areas. |
TO: Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington & Rex Burkholder
FROM: Mary McGilvra |
| 1896 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Resident of Springwater ares. Having a hard time figuring
out any justification for increasing the area reserved for Urban
Development. |
TO: Metro Councilors
FROM: Gail Hare |
| 1897 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: Lives in Stafford area and is against including this is
Metro's Urban Growth Boundary. The new stop lights over the
I-205 freeway and at Ek and Stafford roads are totally unnecessary,
particularly the Ek/Stafford intersection. Duplicate Emails
sent to all councilors. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Robert Hamm |
| 1898 |
1/8/2010 |
Email: You don't need all that farmland in the Urban Reserve.
Why don't you create a farmland reserve instead? The farming
industry in our region needs to expand desperately and there
is nowhere they can expand. Duplicate Emails also sent to Rod
Park, Carlotta Collette and Kathryn Harrington. 1 copy kept
in file. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Blair Batson |
| 1899 |
1/8/2010 |
Form Letter: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources;
Current proposal includes too much valuable farmland as Urban
Reserves. Larger Rural Reserves will protect our region's farmers
and provide them with greater certainty that their farms won't
be targets for urban development. 37 Letters in File |
TO: Reserves |
| 1900 |
1/9/2010 |
Form Letter: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources;
Current proposal includes too much valuable farmland as Urban
Reserves. Larger Rural Reserves will protect our region's farmers
and provide them with greater certainty that their farms won't
be targets for urban development. 18 Letters in File |
TO: Reserves |
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| 1901 |
1/9/2010 |
Email: They support the expansion of the Urban Reserve line to
include all of the property that is currently at 21510 S. Wisteria. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Ina Zucker FROM:
Ron & Dianna Hanlon |
| 1902 |
1/9/2010 |
Email: Concerned about proposed urban reserve near Troutdale
in East Multnomah County. Current proposal includes too much
valuable farmland. Duplicate Emails sent to all Metro Councilors.
1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Richard Till |
| 1903 |
1/9/2010 |
Email: In support of farm land and natural resources. Encourage
council to reduce the land available for "development". Duplicate
emails sent to Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington,
Carl Hosticka and Rex Burkholder. 1 copy retained for file. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Cass Martinez |
| 1904 |
1/10/2010 |
Form Letter: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources;
Current proposal includes too much valuable farmland as Urban
Reserves. Larger Rural Reserves will protect our region's farmers
and provide them with greater certainty that their farms won't
be targets for urban development. 10 Letters in File |
TO: Reserves |
| 1905 |
1/10/2010 |
Letter: Land owners whose property is being discussed for inclusion
in either urban or rural reserves are the primary vested interests.
These decisions can drastically affect their lives and their
families' future. Please give the greatest weight to their concerns
and desires. Also includes text of a letter he wrote to the
Washington County Farm Bureau. |
TO: Washington Co. Board of Commissioners & Metro Councilors
FROM: Lee Hodges |
| 1906 |
1/10/2010 |
Email: Please support Rural Reserves for the West Hills. It is
important to preserve the buffer zone around Forest Park to help
keep the forest and water healthy and functioning. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Elaine Rybak |
| 1907 |
1/10/2010 |
Email: Rural Reserve Protection for West Hills. Not in support
of Commissioner Cogen's proposal of no protection for most of
west hills. Not in support of development of Malanowski Farms. |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: William and Susan Kuehlthau
on behalf of Jerry Grossnickle |
| 1908 |
1/10/2010 |
Email: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources. Farmer
on Farmageddon, small acre farm. Current propsal includes too
much valuable farmland as urban reserves. Duplicate emails sent
to Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder |
TO: Robert Liberty FROM:
Virginia Krakowiak |
| 1909 |
1/10/2010 |
Email: Resident of Stafford area, requesting no change of designation
to the area urban reserve. Duplicate emails sent to Rod Park,
Rex Burkholder and Carl Hosticka. |
TO: Robert Liberty FROM:
Lois Eaton |
| 1910 |
1/10/2010 |
Email: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources. Farmer
market manager. Prefer to infill already existing urban land
and secure close in local farm land. Current propoasl includes
way too much valuable farmland as urban reserves. Resident of
Oregon City. Duplicate emails sent to Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Rex Burkholder. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Jackie Hammond-Williams |
| 1911 |
1/10/2010 |
Email: Urban Development for Stafford Area in West Linn. Resident
of West Linn strongly opposing developing the Stafford Areas.
Request developing lands already inside the UGB. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Carmen Ryan |
| 1912 |
1/11/2010 |
Form Letter: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources;
Current proposal includes too much valuable farmland as Urban
Reserves, agriculture is an critical part of our region's economy,
$840 million in 2008, larger Rural Reserves will protect our
region's farmers and provide them with greater certainty that
their farms won't be targets for urban development, need to reduce
our carbon footprint. 14 Letters in file |
TO: Metro Council Members, Lynn Peterson,
FROM: Tonya Nave, Norman
Penner, Judy Schilling, Bob Van Dyk, Theresa Kohloff, Elliott
Moore, John Blumthal, Apache, Patricia Campbell, Valerie McQuaid,
Judith Roberts, Anneke Van der Mast, Molly Carnahan, John Blumthal |
| 1913 |
1/11/2010 |
Email: City of Portland, along with Forest Park, and all neighborhoods,
land conservation districts, water districts, and all of the
prople who live on Springdale road in this area in question are
solidly and unanimously opposed to urban development. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
William Miller |
| 1914 |
1/11/2010 |
Reserves Core 4 meeting packet, including:
* Agenda
* Reserves Core 4 Summary Notes
for December 9, 2009 meeting * Reserves Core 4 Summary
Notes for December 16, 2009 meeting * List of Urban
and Rural Reserves Open Houses and Hearings-Jan. 2010 * Materials
distributed at meeting: Core 4 Reserve Status 1/7/2010 Urban
Reserve Proposal for Public Comment; Urban and Rural Reserves
Regional Map; Draft 5 Intergovernmental Agreement Between Metro
and XXXX County to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves. |
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| 1915 |
1/11/2010 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 1916 |
1/11/2010 |
Agenda: Metro Council (there was not agenda or packet for this
meeting) |
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| 1917 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.1: Wants to discuss the loss
in property values of small parcel property owners between the
cities and the farms. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Richard Crampton |
| 1918 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 2: His property at 26950
NW Meek Rd. in Hillsboro has been designated as UR-C on some
of the recent planning maps of our region. He owns 15 acres
on the south side of Meek Rd. and is in favor in designating
this area as an Urban Reserve. See attached letter dated Jan
11, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Frank Mesmer |
| 1919 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 3: No written comments |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jonathan Schlueter |
| 1920 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 4: Lists 3 properties in
Boring, 30401 SE Hwy 212, 30357 SE Hwy 212, and 30365 SE Hwy
212, and land left of Boring back do not fit the legal description
of Rural Reserves. Feels that these properties fit within the
Urban Reserve. See attached maps and notes. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dee Anders |
| 1921 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 5: No comments or testimony
on comment form. She is with the Commercial Real Estate Economic
Coalition. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bev Bookin |
| 1922 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 6: No comments or testimony
on comment form. He is with East Metro Economic Alliance |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Travis Stovall |
| 1923 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 7: Tax Lot 14E32C00411 has
been operating as business property since the 1960's. It butts
up to urban and would be very difficult to return to agricultural.
Property is ideally commercial at junction of Hwy 26 and Hwy
212. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Marlan Ruhlena |
| 1924 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 8: Comments regarding Ag-Natural
Resource Coalition Map. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Greg Mecklem |
| 1925 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 9: Missing |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Laura Masterson |
| 1926 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.10: Changing North Canby
from Rural Reserve to undesignated. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jerry Simnitt |
| 1927 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.11: Land north of Canby should
be left undesignated as desired by Canby City Council. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Susan Myers |
| 1928 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.12: In support of allowing
property north of Canby to remain undesignated. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Catherine Davis |
| 1929 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.13: Supports the overall
recommendations made by the Citizens Advisory Committee for Urban
and Rural Reserves and the Agriculture and Natural Resources
Coalition Map presented today, wants to preserve these rural
areas> No Urban Reserves in Troutdale, More restraint for Urban
Reserves in Gresham and Rural Reserve between the Sandy River
& the National Scenic Area. (see attached testimony dated Jan
10, 2010) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Pat Anderson |
| 1930 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.14: Please save prime farmland. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Shari Sirkin and Bryan Dickerson |
| 1931 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.16: Bring property into UGB
that can be developed with existing infrastructure. No repeat
of Damascus type annexation No ability to develop in a timely
manner or economic manner. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jay Hinrichs |
| 1932 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.17: Supports the Agriculture
& Natural Resource Coalition Map. Encourages us to invest in
the Metro Region's existing urban areas through infill & redevelopment,
instead of building irreversible new development on some of Oregon's
richest soil. See attached testimony dated January 11, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Michele Knaus |
| 1933 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.18: Important to allow expansion
in areas next to current UGB edges so as not to promote sprawl. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Michael Hanks |
| 1934 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.19: Wants to live on a farm
when they are done traveling and then wants to pass it on to
their children. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Zia Shonk and Dave Shonk |
| 1935 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.20: Purpose of reserves,
Inconsistent Multnomah Co. Reserves recommendations. Multnomah
Co. Reserves CAC recommendations reflected in Ag/Nat Resources
group Reserves recommendations. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 1936 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.21: Adopt small or zero urban
reserves. There hasn't apparently been sufficient demonstrable
evidence of need for urban reserves in East County. High value
farmland and natural resources are not worth the sacrifice. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Richard Till |
| 1937 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 22: Concerned about county's
decision to create urban reserves-not showing dedication to livable
cities in Gresham & Troutdale-commitment to climate change legislation
when putting efforts into sprawl-cost to develop on edges vs
within urban areas-degredation of valuable farmland especially
near Troutdale. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Katie Pearmine |
| 1938 |
1/11/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 23: Specific reserves recommendations
for the south NW Hills area in Multnomah County Powerline/Germantown
Rd./ Lower Springville Rd (County map areas 7a and 7b) including
areas known as East Bethany and Bonny Slope East; the City of
Portland recommends that both areas be designated rural reserve. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Sam Adams, Mayor of Portland |
| 1939 |
1/11/2010 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
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| 1940 |
1/11/2010 |
Letter: Membership of Post No. 42 of the American Legion supports
the Wilsonville Veteran's Center vision and asks that area UR-Q
be designated urban reserve |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Michael Mercier |
| 1941 |
1/11/2010 |
Letter: Request that property at 25550 NW Meek Rd (100 acres)
and 2330 SW 325th (84 acres), both in Hillsboro, be included
in urban reserves designation |
TO: Reserves Core 4 FROM: Jerry Erdman
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| 1942 |
1/11/2010 |
Email: Current proposal includes too little land for Urban Reserves.
Duplicate emails sent to all Metro Councilors. 1 copy retained
for file. |
TO: David Bragdon FROM:
Jim Standring |
| 1943 |
1/11/2010 |
Email: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources. Current
proposal includes too much valuable farmland as urban reserves.
Dismayed at all the important lands already lost to development.
Duplicate emails sent to all Metro Councilors. 1 copy retained
for file. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Dianne Ensign |
| 1944 |
1/11/2010 |
Email: Response to Dick Schouten's email on 1/7/10 regarding
areas UR-6 and UR-H. Disagrees with Dick Schouten's statement
that most people feel that UR-H should be urbanized. Rural reserves
would protect these areas from impacts of urbanization and future
conflicts over development. Important that these headwaters
areas are not urbanized to prevent runoff problems. |
TO: Dick Schouten, Tom Brian, Desari Strader, Roy Rogers, Andy
Duyck, Linda B. Peters, Andy Maggi, Sue Marshall, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington FROM: Brian Wegener |
| 1945 |
1/12/2010 |
Form Letter: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources;
Current proposal includes too much valuable farmland as Urban
Reserves. Larger Rural Reserves will protect our region's farmers
and provide them with greater certainty that their farms won't
be targets for urban development. 4 Letters in File |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Peter Welte, Jayme Miller, Lenna Melka, Gayle Norrie |
| 1946 |
1/12/2010 |
Email: Urges the Metro Council, and Washington, Clackamas and
Multnomah counties to listen to our region's planners, farmers
and conservationists and recognize that 15,000 acres of urban
reserves is the right number to meet our economic needs while
safeguarding precious rural land. |
TO: Metro as part of an email list FROM: Mayor Sam
Adams |
| 1947 |
1/12/2010 |
Email: Opposed to inclusion of the property lying north of the
Tualatin River in the Urban Reserve. Written of behalf of Marion
Jones. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Deam C. Werst |
| 1948 |
1/12/2010 |
Email: Subject: Undesignated for area 7, North Stafford; Opposed
to including the Stafford area north of the Tualatin River within
the Urban Reserve boundary. Wants undesignated status. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], [email protected],
Tom Brian & Reserves
FROM: Sophie Alweis |
| 1949 |
1/12/2010 |
Email: Subject: OR Veterans Foundation/Veterans Center/Urban Reserves;
Location: 51 acres in S. Washington Co., Metro map area UR-Q,
within Area 5. Wants this land designated appropriately so it
can be used to build a Veterans Center. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Cindy Allison |
| 1950 |
1/12/2010 |
Letter: In support for including the 51 acre site of the proposed
OR Veterans Center in Metro's Urban Reserves. The site is on
the east side of I-5 on Metro map area UR-Q, area 5. |
TO: Metro
FROM: Matt Wingard |
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| 1951 |
1/12/2010 |
Email: Response to Ag and NR map; from Director of Government
Relations of Oregon Association of Nurseries thanking Councilor
Harrington for the work done to date and look forward to next
part of process. Included text from OAN website stating that
a coalition of ag and conservation groups have announced they
had developed an alternative to most recent Core 4 plan. Email
copied to Michael Jordan, David Bragdon, Robert Liberty, Carlotta
Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder and Rod Park |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Michael Jordan, David Bragdon, Robert
Liberty, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder, Rod
Park FROM: Jeff Stone |
| 1952 |
1/12/2010 |
Email: Believes that areas designated on the Core 4 map as 9A,
9B, and 9C should be incorporated directly into the City of Portland.
Feels that the current Metro practice of allowing private property
lines to be used as the UGB is unfair. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, David Bragdon FROM: Carl N. Keseric |
| 1953 |
1/13/2010 |
Form Letter: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources;
Current proposal includes too much valuable farmland as Urban
Reserves. Larger Rural Reserves will protect our region's farmers
and provide them with greater certainty that their farms won't
be targets for urban development. 3 Letters in File |
TO: Metro Council Members FROM: Martha Perez,
June Ann Cole, Harriet Norman |
| 1954 |
1/13/2010 |
Email: Feels that the West of Sandy River Plan was largely, if
not completely, ignored. A great deal of time and effort went
into this plan and the wishes of the community are very clear
-an Urban Reserve within the planning area is completely counter
to the policies -policies adopted by Multnomah County. Also
requested that copies go to all council members. |
TO: Rod Park
FROM: Marje Ferek |
| 1955 |
1/13/2010 |
Letter: Request that property at 25550 NW Meek Rd (100 acres)
and 2330 SW 325th (84 acres), both in Hillsboro, be included
in urban reserves designation |
TO: Reserves Core 4 FROM: Maxine Erdman
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| 1956 |
1/13/2010 |
Letter: Family owns property on west side of Jackson School Rd
just sounth of hwy 26 in the northwest corner of urban reserve
area C; she supports the most recent map. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM: Susan
Benyowitz |
| 1957 |
1/13/2010 |
Email: Subject: Stafford area reserve process; Feels that 24,000
arces is way too much land designated for urban reserves. The
Stafford area should remain undesignated or rural. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, [email protected], [email protected],
Tom Brian & Reserves
FROM: Lois Reed |
| 1958 |
1/13/2010 |
Email: Please designate more Urban Reserves in the area surrounding
North Bethany, and retain our opportunity for well planned growth. |
TO: Core 4, Metro Councilors, Washington and Multnomah Co. Commissioners
FROM: Eldon Burger |
| 1959 |
1/13/2010 |
Email: Encourages designating the land between Cornelius Pass
Road and 185th, North of West Union and South of Germantown Road
as Urban Reserve. |
TO: Reserves, [email protected], [email protected],
Mike Dahlstrom FROM:
John Metcalf |
| 1960 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) Meeting Packet includes:
*Agenda
* Item No. 7.1 Urban and Rural Reserves
update and discussion of draft intergovernmental agreements presented
by John Williams *Resolution No. 09-4100,
Includes Exhibit A: Draft 4, dated 12/17/2009, Intergovernmental
Agreement Between Metro and XXX County to Adopt Urban & Rural
Reserves; Exhibit B: Map, Core 4 Urban and Rural Reserve Proposal
for Public Comment and Exhibit C: Schedule for Phase IV Public
Events, Jan. 6-21,2010
*Resolution No. 09-4101, Includes Exhibit A: Guiding
Principles for Urban and Rural Reserves Analysis and Designation
Dated March 2009. *Memo from John Williams to MPAC, dated
1/5/2010: Includes Status Update, Decision Timeline and Upcoming
dates for Urban & Rural Reserves
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| 1961 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-03, PowerPoint: Urban and Rural Reserves Update |
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| 1962 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-04, Core-4 Reserves Status, dated 1/11/2010 |
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| 1963 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-05, Map: Urban and Rural Reserves Regional
Map |
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| 1964 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-06, Map: Agriculture and Natural Resources
Coalition Proposed Reserve Areas, dated 1/11/2010 |
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| 1965 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-07, Graph: COO Recommendations on Regional
Urban Reserves |
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| 1966 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-08, January 2010 Reserves Open House and Hearing
Schedule |
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| 1967 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-09, Letter From Metro Councilors to Clackamas
County Commission Re: Stafford, dated 12/16/2009 |
TO: Lynn Peterson & Members of Clackamas Co. Commission
FROM: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka and
Carlotta Collette |
| 1968 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-10, Letter From City of Portland to Metro
Council Re: Testimony on Urban & Rural Reserves, dated 1/11/2010. |
TO: David Bragdon & Metro Councilors FROM: Mayor Sam Adams &
Commissioner Amanda Fritz |
| 1969 |
1/13/2010 |
Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) attachment to the Public
Record No. 011310j-11, Email From Mayor Sam Adams Re: Reserves
Testimony, dated 1/11/2010 |
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| 1970 |
1/13/2010 |
Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) |
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| 1971 |
1/13/2010 |
Email: Response to article Neighborhood Activist section of January
10 edition of Northwest Examiner entitled "What Future Do We
Want for the West Hills", supporting Urban Designation of area
west of Skyline Blvd from the city limits to Cornelius Pass Road.
All Metro Councilors received email forwarded by Jerry Grossnickle.
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TO: [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected],[email protected]
FROM: Allan Luethe |
| 1972 |
1/13/2010 |
Email: Owner of acreage in stafford area, requesting area be
designated as an urban reserve. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM: Don
and Milynn Schaefer |
| 1973 |
1/13/2010 |
Email: Save the Region's Farm Land, Natural Resources and Beauty.
Saving rural space for farming and recreation is crucial to
quality of life in Washington County. The current proposal includes
too much valuable farmland. Duplicate email sent to all Metro
Councilors. 1 copy retained for record. |
TO: David Bragdon FROM:
Christina Harrington |
| 1974 |
1/14/2010 |
Email: Subject: Stafford Triangle; Serious traffic concern due
to I-205 and doesn't want to see more development without first
developing a transportation plan that can handle additional residents
or business traffic. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Gail Holmes |
| 1975 |
1/14/2010 |
Email: Don't pave over our region's treasures. Resident of Halsey,
OR. Duplicate emails sent to Rod Park and Rex Burkholder. 1
copy retained for record. |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Rod Park, Rex Burkholder
FROM: Joy Sisto |
| 1976 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 1: Presented plan that has
urban reserve acreage consistant with the population, employment
and acreage amounts in the recommendations of the Metro COO;
map was prepared by agricultural and conservation groups. Compared
ag/conservation map with Core 4 map. "We should really look at
what we're buying." Used Nature in Neighborhood GIS inventory
to see how dense resources are on certain areas. North of Cornelius
merits rural reserve protection, as does Cooper Mountain, east
of Sherwood (area 5f) -- which includes acquisition area of Tualatin
National Wildlife Refuge. A 40 year range for urban reserves
is easier to predict. Middle population range is what the COO
report addressed. Q: Is that marked as purple (or tan) areas?
A: Purple areas fall into low end of urban reserve need (15K
acres) plus another 6000 acres of potential urban reserves. There
is a mix of riparian and other resources in these proposed rural
areas; see attached letter dated Jan 14, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Brian Wegener, Tualatin Riverkeepers |
| 1977 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 2: Speaking on behalf of
Lake Oswego City Council and people of LO, the speaker reinforces
city message that Stafford area (particulary 4a) does not meet
criteria for either urban or rural reserves and should maintain
as undesignated status. They are in favor of focusing on our
existing city centers. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Sally Moncreiff, City Councilor, City of Lake Oswego |
| 1978 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 3: 7548 N Chatauqua, Portland.
Designate all of west hills west of Forest Park (9a, b, c) as
urban reserve. Undesignated would be disservice to area residents
- will have to revisit the issue again. No designation may decrease
property values. Owns acreage between Springville Rd. and Washington
County line. Increased elk population makes farming difficult.
Urban reserves can take advantage of existing infrastructure
or be connected to other areas easily. Already has TriMet service
on Springville Rd. See attached letter dated Jan 14, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dale Berger |
| 1979 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 4: Supports map prepared
by the agriculture and natural resources coalition. Owns farm
in Gales Creek. Speaker has worked in economic development. Fresh,
local, seasonal food is an important industry cluster. It is
an emerging contributor to the local economy. Food culture supports
knowledge-based economy. Need infrastructure to support this
cluster. Land brought into urban reserve would have higher prices,
making farming more difficult. See attached document |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Anne Berbinger |
| 1980 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 5: Speaker is chief petitioner
for Stafford hamlet. Majority of residents cherish Stafford's
rural character. Need to preserve northern Stafford's rural legacy.Only
one area of consensus for development: Borland Rd. area (area
4c). Most important to consider is that there is less than 1000
developable acres. Cities in area remain opposed to providing
services. Clackamas County has presented a reasonable compromise.
SB 1011 neglected to address buffer areas. We've got 50 years
to think about how to deal with buffer zones; can work with Legislature
to create language that speaks to buffer zones. speaker personally
supports rural reserve, not sure if would be agreed to. See attached
documents called "Stafford" signed by Dave Adams and publication
"Stafford Hamlet Values and Vision." Email containing the same
information sent to Carl Hosticka on January 8, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dave Adams |
| 1981 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 6: Cornelius needs land
and has chosen areas that are not the best farmland to accommodate
future growth. Core 4 map is not all that city wanted, but it
is the best approach overall. Q: Previous maps indicated agreement
on areas southeast of city for urban reserve; what is city's
criteria for going north and northeast rather southeast? A: Both
areas north and south are Tier Two Ag Lands. Southeast area doesn't
help with jobs need -- there is poor access. Northern areas,
along edges of existing industrial area, are better. Council
Creek really isn't a boundary now. Land has been purchased in
southern area that would be ideal for housing at 2040-level densities. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Richard Meyer, staff, City of Cornelius |
| 1982 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 7: Portland resident asks,
how many of you live packed in like sardines? Sees Metro promoting
packed in, dense development. Government should accommodate lifestyles
of people, not tell them how/where to live, work or commute.
Biggest threat to ecosystem is overpopulation of human race,
not individual lifestyles. Nowhere in Metro's plans are discussions
about promoting smaller families, less population growth. Economic
growth does not require population growth and cannot be supported
with government subsidies. Alternative transportation users need
to pay their own way. Streetcars should be scrapped unless they
can pay their own way. See attached document dated Jan 14, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Terry Parker |
| 1983 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 8: Area west of I-5, southeast
of Sherwood, between areas 5d and 5f. This is 5e option area,
particularly eastern edge -- urges 5e area receive an urban reserve
designation, plus area to east slated for rural designation.
There is an area constrained for agriculture. This area will
soon by served by new transportation improvements. Creating an
island of rural reserve amongst urban reserves with services
is not advisable. Urban reserve designation in 5e does not need
to conflict with Tonquin Trail and other active transportation
improvements. Q: You feel area is isolated from farming. Area
to south has some farming operations; why do you feel this is
isolated? A: If area north or east go urban, it would be isolated.
This area is conflicted because of terrain and soil types. Area
to south does not carry significant farm values. Q: Wegener pointed
out this has high value natural resources. How can we preserve
high value natural resources in urban reserve? A: The area near
the wildlife refuge has value. There is a break in terrain to
the south. The Tonquin scablands area has geographic formations
that does not have significant land form. Doesn't have significant
protections in place today. See attached map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Steve Pfeiffer on behalf of Metropolitan Land Group |
| 1984 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 9: Affirms city of Canby
position in agreement with Core 4 map. Represents negotiated
position between city and county board with regard to designation
of rural reserves north of Canby and lack of rural reserve designation
to the east. City had sought more undesignated lands north of
Canby. No designation east of Canby supported by city and county.
City would support any decision to expand undesignated lands
north of city and opposes any changes to undesignated lands to
the east; area to the east has 1300 acres that is flat, then
you get into more hilly territory. Parret Creek provides natural
break. See attached letter from the City of Canby dated Jan 14,
2010. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bryan Brown, City of Canby Planning Director |
| 1985 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 10: Option 1f. Hwy 26 and
Hwy 212, tax lot 200 and other addresses nearby - if area goes
rural, that's fine. If it goes urban, should bring all of 1000
foot strip in as urban to give cities and counties a say in how
it is developed. If 1000 foot strip remains rural, it will look
the same in 40 or 50 years. Infrastructure exists there. Area
is suitable for urban designation. Wants to see more economic
activity--particularly high technology--come to the area. See
attached documents "Urban and Rural Reserves, Section 9 Boring
OR 1F Options, John Chambers and Dee A Anders," and bound publication
"Portland Metro Urban and Rural Reserves vision 2010-2050/60
Core 4 reserves - shaping the next 50 years" |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Dee Anders |
| 1986 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.11: Forest Grove resident.
Owns 40 acre parcel between Forest Grove and Banks. Raises fresh
produce and sells hogs. Contributes to emerging sector of fresh
food. Income comes solely from farming operations. Earlier proposed
urban reserves came within half mile of property. Endorses map
presented by ag/natural resources coalition. Farmland in urban
reserve would likely be too expensive, and long-range planning
needed for agriculture business cannot tolerate insecurity provided
by urban reserve designation. Be cautious and conservative in
bringing farmland into urban reserves. See attached letter dated
Jan 14, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Chris Roehm |
| 1987 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 12: Concern with area at
intersection of Thompson and McDaniel Rd. Area is in unincorporated
Multnomah County. Not sure if his property is in area 9a. His
property is landlocked by Washington County line and Forest Heights.
Property can't be farmed (2.94 acres). Couldn't sell property
due to uncertainty over designation. Why can't this area be developed;
is not farming land. Counties and cities should bring in land
adjacent to the City of Portland for urban reserve. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
John P. Cherry |
| 1988 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 13: Very little growth has
taken place in recent UGB expansion areas. Rural reserves in
northwest sector provide options. Remaining rural lands in Multnomah
County should be preserved as rural reserves (area 9). See attached
letter and map dated Jan 14, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jim Emerson, Forest Park Neighborhood Assn |
| 1989 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 14: written comment; did
not testify. Stafford soils are too poor and land too steep to
profitably farm. Only urban designation should be considered.
Use all of Stafford for residential and employment land; save
profitable farmland in other areas. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Mike Miller |
| 1990 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 15: Lives in Springville
Rd. area (area 9b). Supports local food economy. Area 9b could
be haven for community-supported agriculture and for wildlife.
This area should be a rural reserve and meets criteria for rural
reserves. Supports agriculture and natural resources coalition
map. Designate all of area 9 in West Hills as rural reserve.
See attached document detailing concerns. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mary Telford |
| 1991 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 16: Bought property many
years ago out in the country. Does not want it disturbed. Wants
to keep property rural and have birds, animals, farms around
it. Property is on Springville Rd. and Springville Lane (in area
9). See attached letter dated August 10, 2009 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Winifred Miller |
| 1992 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 17: Lived on five acres
off Springville Rd. All of area 9 in West Hills should be designated
as rural reserve. City of Portland supports rural reserve designation
there. Area has low to medium suitability for urban reserve.
Multnomah County citizen advisory committee recommended rural
reserve. Consider ability to move people from homes to jobs and
infrastructure necessary if urban reserves are designated- would
provide more congestion on existing roads. See attached letter
dated Jan 14, 2010 from Mollie and Ted Nelson. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Mollie Nelson |
| 1993 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 18: 2206 Tannler Dr., West
Linn. Opposes urban reserve and supports rural reserve designation
for all of Stafford area. Transportation infrastructure costs
would be at least $500 million for urban reserve. Households
would bear enormous costs for services. Seventy percent of citizens
of West Linn, polled by city, do not want urbanization of Stafford.
203 citizens have signed petition supporting rural reserve. All
of recent Metro density goals have been met or exceeded in West
Linn and city is willing to do more. Petitions Attached |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Roberta Schwartz |
| 1994 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 19: Speaking about an area
of Canby, north of city (area 4J). City of Canby, Chamber of
Commerce, farm bureau all support that area being undesignated.
Canby needs flexibility for growth. If all of Canby's growth
is funnelled to east, it will isolate Canby's downtown. There
is a natural interaction between downtown and northern area bounded
by Molalla and Willamette rivers. Does not believe city opposes
undesignated area north of city. See attached letter dated Jan
14, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Esther Nelson |
| 1995 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 21: Repesents city view
that Stafford area should remain rural. Council has voted unanimously
twice in favor of rural reserve designation. Supports hamlet
vision. Stafford is a vibrant rural community. To provide services
to Borland area, could cost as much as $1 billion. It would be
very expensive to provide infrastructure to constrained areas
in Stafford. Adding increased population to this area adds to
transportation constraints. Infrastructure costs will not provide
affordability to residents or businesses. West Linn seeks to
increase development in existing urban areas, as Lake Oswego
supports. City recognizes need to look at how main streets work,
develop more businesses in Willamette area and along Hwy. 43.
Q: How far along are discussions to accommodate more population
in West Linn? A: New planning director, new resources being focused
on West Linn. Nearly every map has shown some urban potential
along Borland Rd. Risks creating an island of urban development,
and the City is concerned about that. Does not see ability to
support urban concentrations in Stafford area generally. Regarding
specific area proposed to be served by West Linn near Wankers
Corner, West Linn never asked for that and county policy advisory
committee did not recommend that. If center of Stafford were
to be designated rural, the city would be okay with that. City
council has not taken an official position that area 4B. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Teri Cummings, Councilor, City of West Linn |
| 1996 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 23: South Cooper Mountain
land owners. Appreciates consideration as urban reserve. Makes
sense for area to be planned together, not piecemeal. Ric Stephens
is working with group to help design area. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ed Bartholomey |
| 1997 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 24: Organic education professional.
Works at Luscher Farm in Stafford area. The speaker and Oregon
Tilth supports the ag/natural resources coalition map. See attached
letter and map from Chris Schreiner, Oregon Tilth, dated Jan
11, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Connor Voss |
| 1998 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 25: The Core 4 map is a
solution that is acceptable. Bragdon/Hosticka map is preferable
over Liberty/Park map with some exceptions. Liberty/Park/Burkholder
map is one of very best solutions except to add areas 7a, 7b,
and 7c. Core 4 map brings a lot of the issues/concerns together
and will meet needs for about 35-40 years. Liberty/Park/Burkholder
map provide less urban reserves. Area 8a is probably overkill.
Core 4 solution of reducing area north of Hwy. 26 was necessary
- took a lot of farmland out that supports organic farming. Area
7b should not have industrial or residential zoning in eastern
portion of 7b and should have industrial in western portion of
7b. If he could, he would redesignate some industrial land already
inside city of Forest Grove as residential. Area 7a can't be
served unless area 7b is included. Cornelius does not have jobs/housing
balance. Putting jobs in 8a could be balanced with existing residents,
would reduce carbon footprint of travel to Hwy. 26 and into town.
We need to have sufficient industrial areas to support sufficient
industrial sites. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Richard Kidd |
| 1999 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 26: Had been both amused
and angered by those from other jurisdictions telling Washington
County where and how to develop. Believes in 10 to 20 years there
will be a future Metro Council that will want to re-do the reserves
effort. Concerned about ag/natural resource coalition map as
being too heavy on rural reserves. Believes urban reserves proposed
for Washington County are inadequate. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: John Leeper |
| 2000 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 27: Represents Coalition
for a Prosperous Region. Urges Metro Council to designate 34,000
acres of initial Washington Co. urban reserves and the rest as
undesignated land. Believes this best achieves balance with natural
resources and features and supports economic growth. Bragdon/Hosticka
map provides 8 acres of rural reserve for every 1 acre of urban
reserve. Urban reserves have gradually been whittled down. Having
a cushion of undesignated land is necessary for flexibility in
next 50 years. In Washington County, the proposed maps have no
room or flexibility if our projections today are wrong. The alignment
of rural reserve along urban acreage is the more serious concern.
If 90 percent of all land within three-mile radius is saved for
farmland, leaving only 10 percent for future employment and population
growth is a little tight. |
TO: Metro Council
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| 2001 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 28: UR-1 -- part of option
9b (the "L"). Represents East Bethany owners collaborative -
majority of ownership in UR-1. This area is east of North Bethany
UGB addition, for which comprehensive planning is almost complete.
UR-1 has been noted as conflicted agricultural land and is suitable
for urban development. Washington County could provide services.
It is within walking distance of Bethany town center and PCC
Rock Creek campus. This presents a novel opportunity to create
a great community. See attached letter dated January 14, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Thomas VanderZanden |
| 2002 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 29: Speaking on behalf of
board of Claremont Retirement Community (900 residents), located
at West Union Ave and Kaiser Rd, dissected by Bethany Blvd; supports
adding East Bethany (area 9B) as rural reserve. Is extremely
concerned about safety of residents on Bethany Blvd. and Kaiser
Rd. See attached letter dated Jan 14, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Charles Murphy |
| 2003 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 30: Lives on NW Skyline
Blvd. Supports proposed designations of urban and rural reserves
on the ag/natural resources coalition map. Especially supports
designations of areas 9 as rural reserve. This could protect
forest and natural habitat resources in western Multnomah County. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: George Sowder |
| 2004 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 31: 28,000 customers at
five Portland-area farmer's markets per week. We must maintain
adequate land supply to support local agriculture and food supply.
Agriculture is a viable industry competing in a global marketplace.
Area out in east Clackamas Co. (1b?) designated as urban reserve
s a concern. Concerned about all agriculture. Need to look at
preserving farming for future generations. Supports agriculture
and natural resources coalition. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Rosemarie Cordello, President of the Board, Portland
Farmer's Market |
| 2005 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 32: Grows vegetables in
Canby area - fourth generation of Montecucco Farms north of
Canby. Firmly opposes rural reserve designation on area north
of Canby. It is not capable of sustaining long-term farming.
Area is land locked. There is nowhere close by to grow farming
operation. Has to transport food and equipment through Canby
to other farming sites. Area north of Canby has been parceled
out among several land owners. Not great place to farm long-term.
Zoning laws already work; no need to add rural reserves. City
residents should be able to annex area through voter approval.
Leave the area undesignated. See attached hardcopy of comments. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jason Montecucco |
| 2006 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 33: Lives in Helvetia. Is
a community-supported agricultural farmer. In areas 8c and 8b
- concerned about undesignated area. There are plans to expand
dairy farm operations there. Further areas down West Union Rd.
that are undesignated are in areas where some farmers want to
continue farming. Please look at ag/natural resources map - that
map is well supported. Turn 8b into a rural designation. See
attached letter from Lyn Jacobs and Juvencio Argueta dated Jan
14, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Lynn Jacobs |
| 2007 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 34:Concerned that suburban
development puts pressure on maintenance of city core. Cannot
imagine adding moer land and more infrastructure to city. Would
like to see more rural reserves, to have land taken care of by
farmers and conservation groups and have more food grown locally.
Please accept the ag and natural resources coalition's proposed
reserve areas. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Catherine Mushel |
| 2008 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 35: Has landlocked piece
of land in area 8a. Has business adjacent to area 8a. Wants to
have his children able to build on this land. There is about
175 acres of family land. Proximity to Hwy. 26 makes this desirable
for development. There will be inevitable growth in this area. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Norman Relidon |
| 2009 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 36: Lives in Hillsboro in
area 8b. Keep area 8b west boundary at McKay Creek. Land has
been in same ownership since 1800s. Has seen erosion in value
of property from urban takings. L is below Meeks Rd. and Scotts
Church Rd Q: P. 2, question 4 speaks to quantifiable evidence
that farmland uses would not lose critical mass. How should Metro
question assumptions about farmland use? A: Taking a portion
of dryland farming won't take some farm operations out of business.
Request to include 200 acres of property located north of Evergreen
Rd., east of McKay Cr, south of hwy 26 and west of Jackson Rd
in urban reserve. See attached written comment. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dana McCullough |
| 2010 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 37: Reject suggestion that
portions of area 9 be left undesignated. Follow suggestions of
Mult. Co. CAC and City of Portland and designate this area as
rural reserve. Cites from Jan. 11 letter from Mayor Adams and
Commissioner Fritz. See attached letters from Jerry Grossnickle
(dated Jan 14) and Mayor Adams and Commissioner Fritz (dated
Dec 10) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jerry Grossnickel |
| 2011 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 38: Lives in Forest Park
area. Urges that area 9 be designated as rural reserve area.
Is concerned about habitat degredation from existing development.
Further development would not be helpful. There are already significant
traffic problems. Providing infrastructure would be very difficult.
Supports ag/natural resources coalition reserves map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Paula Saurageau |
| 2012 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 39: Lives on Skyline Blvd.
in area 9d. Comments on areas 9a, b, c and f -- supports designating
all areas as rural reserve. Views are unique. Monitors western
bluebirds in area, which are not currently threatened but are
close. Birds are not as common in this area as they used to be. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Cheryl Neal |
| 2013 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 40: Lives on NW Springville
Rd. Owns about 40 acres. Strongly supports including East Bethany
as urban reserves. Many neighbors support this as well. This
area would be easy to serve. It borders North Bethany on Multnomah
County side. Area is close to Bethany Town Center and PCC. There
is no large-scale farming in the area. It is hard to make a profit
in farming in this area. In UR-1, probably 65 percent of land
is owned by those in support of urban reserves. There is a lot
of exception land in UR-1. There are a lot of strong planning
reasons to include East Bethany as an urban reserve. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Cathy Blumenkron |
| 2014 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 41: Protecting habitat in
streams is very important. Areas around 185th and West Union
on the Liberty/Park map is good for rural reserve. Supports making
area 9 as rural reserve. Area 9b meets none of the factors for
urban reserve. Need to protect close-in farms and natural resources.
See attached testimony summary and binder including detailed
analysis of area 9. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joe Rayhawk |
| 2015 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 42: Ag/natural area coalition
map most closely resembles recommendations heard from Mult. Co.
Citizen Advisory Committee and was endorsed by planning commission.
There are differences in the Core 4 and Bragdon/Hosticka maps.
On Area 9, there is more green area on both Metro maps. Believes
Commissioners Wheeler and Kafoury are concerned about undesignated
lands in this area. On Bragdon/Hosticka map, has concerns about
area near Scappoose. State agencies believe there need to be
more rural reserves north along Hwy. 30. Need to extend buffers
from urban development. Planning commission recommendation is
similar to ag/natural resources map for a rural reserve designation
for area north of andy River up to Gorge Scenic Area. See attached
written testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Chris Foster |
| 2016 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 43: Provided packet of letters and other materials from nearby farms. Sells beef and other products
to farmers markets. Does not support undesignated areas. Requests
that you designate all of Area 9 in the West Hills as Rural Reserve
to protect close-in farms, forests and natural resources. He
supports the Agriculture and Natural Resources Coatition reserves
map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Malinowski |
| 2017 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 44: East of Bethany area
- farm is being considered as urban reserve. Designate all of
area 9 as a rural reserve to protect close-in farms, forests
and natural resources. Supports ag/natural resources coalition
reserves map. See attached letter from Greg Malinowkski and Richard
Malinowski dated Jan 14, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Richard Malinowski |
| 2018 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 45: Spoke about the ag/natural
resources coalition map. Map does not come late in process -
nothing on map is new. It makes sense from an urban point of
view: capacity (urban reserves proposals mirrors largely what
COO recommendation illustrates). The region has the capacity
to grow in current UGB; past trends in growth would only lend
support for 7000 acres of urban reserves (ag/nat. resources map
proposes 15,000 acres). Currently have 15,000 acres of undeveloped
land inside UGB. South Hillsboro/St. Mary's area -- believes
that area is appropriate for employment or industrial use. Land
is flat and under one ownership. All areas proposed for rural
reserves on ag/natural resources has been raised before county
commissions up to this point. The matter is now before the Core
4. It's now a regional decision and Core 4 will need to balance
issues that comes before it. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mary Kyle McCurdy, 1000 Friends of Oregon |
| 2019 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 46: wildlife reserves/rural
reserves |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dianna Cave |
| 2020 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 47: Lives on NW Springville
Rd. Owns 38 acres. Supports urban reserve area in greater Bethany
area. 88 acres within UR-1 are identified as exception lands.
See attached letter, map, and petition signed by 25 landowners requesting inclusion of their land in an urban reserve |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dorothy Partlow |
| 2021 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 48: Need to mimimize urban
preserves and maximize rural preserves. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Rand Schenck |
| 2022 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 49: Represents Homebuilders
Association of Metropolitan Portland, which supported SB 1011.
Doesn't believe legislation was meant to lock in UGB. 25,000
acres of urban reserves with less than 10 percent of recent land
used is a misrepresentation - it's a 20 year supply. Questions
density assumptions on outlying areas. Holding tight UGB will
result in higher housing and land prices. About 160,000 to 200,000
more households needed. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Gordon Root |
| 2023 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 50: Please designate all
of area 9 as rural reserve, including area 9b. It cannot support
great communities and has natural landscape features. Does not
meet eight Great Community characteristics. People enjoy benefits
from local farms. Please consider future of children in this
area who support local farms. She supports the agriculture and
natural resources coalition reserves map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Millie Skach |
| 2024 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 51: Multnomah County does
not provide urban services. City of Portland concluded it would
be expensive to develop and serve areas 9 a, b and c. Mult. Co.
CAC recommended rural reserves in all of area 9, as did the county
planning commission. Supports rural reserve designation for all
of area 9, along with area 8b north of Helvetia. Supports ag/natural
resources coalition map. See attached written testimony, letter
dated Dec. 16, 2009 and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 2025 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 52: Lives on farm grandfather
bought in 1894. Farm has been smaller scale, did not provide
enough income to support a family. Land is on Springville Rd.
and borders Washington County and eastern end of Bethany expansion.
Has large 10 million gallon water tanks nearby in Multnomah County
that cannot serve farm. Considers himself part of Washington
County. Cannot afford equipment to replace what a commercial
farm requires. What do we do when we don't farm? |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robert Zahler |
| 2026 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 53: Concerned about undesignated
lands around North Plains and Banks - leaves them vulnerable
to speculation and compromises agricultural uses. These undesignated
lands meet all the factors for rural reserves. Do not meet factors
for urban reserves. On map, provided, the smaller circle near
Jackson School Rd. has the best soil profile in Washington County.
See attached testimony and two maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Mecklem, Washington County Farm Bureau |
| 2027 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 55: Keep area 9b and all
west hills as rural. Mother lives in area 9b -- has fallen in
love with the area. Lots of wildlife there, including elk herd.
You're deciding my future - wants future to include the amazing
beauty she has been fortunate to live with. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Callie Goldfield |
| 2028 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 56: Ask Metro recommend
to Multnomah County that rural reserves be designated in all
of area 9. Many groups have weighed in on side of rural reserves
for this area, including five neighborhood associations. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Susan Andrews |
| 2029 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 57: Represents cycling community,
particularly Team Beer. The reason for the UGB is to provide
"wonderful magical places" outside. Would like to keep great
cycling areas outside of the UGB. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ben Davis |
| 2030 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 58: Lives in Area 9 along
Springville Rd. Concerned about traffic congestion in area. East
Bethany area is not designed for increased traffic. In support
of rural reserves in area 9. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Kirk Andrews |
| 2031 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 59: Former Washington Co.
chair. Supports ag/natural resources coalition map. Hopes Metro
will be able to use the map to look at regional picture of "smart
growth" that concentrates growth in existing urban areas and
provides protection for rural resources. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Linda Peters |
| 2032 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 60: Organic farmer. Supports
ag/natural resources coalition map. There are lots of young farmers
who are interested in farming at the urban fringe. Regarding
Troutdale, the Mult. Co. CAC did not recommend urban reserve
near Troutdale. Wants to hear from Commissioners as to their
reasons for proposing an urban reserve there. This process is
not about individual farms; it is about a regional decision to
protect the best farmland in the reigon. Ag/natural resources
map has 15,000 acres of urban reserves plus additional acreage
in "option" areas. It offers land for urbanization that would
not be available under current system (based on soils hierarchy). |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Laura Masterson |
| 2033 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 61: Adopt the agriculture
and natural resources map. Change undesignated areas north of
26 to rural reserve. Change area 8b to a rural reserve designation.
Place area north of hwy 26 known as Helvetia in rural reserve.
Submitted written comment only. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Steve Jacobs |
| 2034 |
1/14/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 62: Stafford: Clackamas
County has provided an honest compromise; take 600 acres of housing
and employment land on Borland Rd and leave the northern section
undesignated; do not designate it all as urban reserve. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dave Adams |
| 2035 |
1/15/2010 |
Email: Read your piece on Urban Reserves. Was impressed by the
outcome from Bragdon & Hosticka. Includes reply from Rex Burkholder
to Henry Hewitt. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Henry Hewitt |
| 2036 |
1/15/2010 |
Letter: Agriculture and Conservation Reserves Input. Although
alleged, the agricultural and conservation coalition reserves
map was not presented at the 11th hour. During the Reserves
proces, rural reserves were given a short shrift as virtually
all of the discussion focused on urban reserves. Their coalition
met after the reserves committee disbanded to continue work on
both rural and urban Reserves. Outcome of that work was a recommendation
that reflects what the Core 4 had heard throughout the RSC process. |
TO: Metro Council, Reserves Core 4, MPAC
FROM: Mike
Houck |
| 2037 |
1/15/2010 |
Email: Support the Agriculture and Natural Resource Coalition
Reserves Map. Duplicate copies sent to Metro Council. 1 copy
retained for record. |
TO: Rod Park
FROM: Lyneil Vandermolen |
| 2038 |
1/15/2010 |
Email: In response to Carl Hosticka's comments made at 1/14/10
hearing about the AG/NR coalition as being untimely for presenting
a map to Metro during its first of hearings to determine a final
decision on designation of reserves. Metro should refer to hearing
as an informational meeting. Save Helvetia and other groups
from Washington County were repeatedly rebuffed in a process
that seemed to only value opinions of city mayors and planning
directors.This exchange with Carl Hosticka continued until Jan
18, 2010. |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington, Roberty Liberty,Rex Burkholder,
David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Robert Bailey, Jean
Edwards, Brian Beinlich, Faun Hosey, Greg and Diana Mecklem,
Linda Peters, Charry Amabisca
FROM: John Platt |
| 2039 |
1/15/2010 |
Email: Give Cornelius reasonable room to grow out as well as
up. Attachments include: two one-page summaries of the suitability
of the area north of Cornelius to Dairy Creek and area southeast
of town to the Tualatin River, key suitability factor maps and
map showing result of Washington County's analysis of agriculture
land suitability. Areas out of Dairy Creek and north of the
Tualatin River are not the best agriculture land in the area. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, Bill Bash
FROM: Richard
Meyer |
| 2040 |
1/15/2010 |
Email: from Dianna Schmid & Kel Snyder voicing support for the
Citizen Advisory Committee's recommendations regarding Rural
Reserves, particularly in Areas 5, 6 & 7. Email forwarded by
Jerry Grossnickle. |
TO:[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Metro Council System Account, [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected] FROM:
Jerry Grossnickle |
| 2041 |
1/16/2010 |
Email: Asking for support of the Agriculture and Natural Resources
Coalition's proposal for reserve area designations, and in particular,
asking that Area 1A in Troutdale be designated as Rural Reserve.
Also includes reply from Kathryn Harrington. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Sara Grigsby |
| 2042 |
1/16/2010 |
Letter: Owners of 7 acres at 33442 SW Tualatin Hwy wish to see
their property included in an urban reserve; includes map. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Tom Brian,
Richard Meyer
FROM: Barbara Hadley and Karen Palenik |
| 2043 |
1/16/2010 |
Letter: Farmland between Council and Dairy Creeks can't be replaced
and should continue to be zoned for agricultural use only. Cornelius
and Forest Grove should fight to save the Dairy Creek valley
instead of trying to pave it, emulating Hillsboro and Beaverton
urban sprawl. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Nancy Cable |
| 2044 |
1/16/2010 |
Email: Note submitted by Hillsboro resident at January 16 open
house, forwarded by Mike Dahlstrom on 1/27/2010. Do not build
on your farm land or rural areas. Please preserve the Oregon
way of life. Protect the animals, farms and just plain land. |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner, Gretchen Olson
FROM: Stephanie
Rosso |
| 2045 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: In favor of the latest UGB map which would include their
28 acre property at 4143 NW Thatcher Rd, Forest Grove, for future
expansion for urban reserves. |
TO: Reserves, Jon Holan FROM: Tim & Freda
Boyles |
| 2046 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Supports a designation of Urban Reserve for Area 9B. Please
do your best to preserve foundation agriculture land where it
exists. |
TO: Reserves,cao@co,washington.or.us,[email protected],
Mike Dahlstrom
FROM: Hank Skade |
| 2047 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Wants Metro's support by designating the OR Veterans Center
land, Metro map area UR-Q, within area 5, be included in the
Urban Reserves |
TO: Reserves
FROM: CDR Ronald H. Youngman |
| 2048 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Believes that his property should be considered for addition
in the section 3G Urban Reserve area. The site address is 20075
S. Leland Rd., Oregon City, OR. 97045 |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Michael Hamlin |
| 2049 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Support the Agriculture and Natural Resources Reserves
Map. She believes this map represents a better plan for the
region. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Geert Aerts |
| 2050 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Support the Agriculture and Natural Resources Reserves
Map. He believes this map represents a better plan for the region. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Richard Schramm |
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| 2051 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Urban Reserves, Small is Smart; Rural Reserves, Big is
Beautiful. Duplicate emails sent to Rod Park, Carlotta Colette,
Rex Burkholder. 1 copy retained for record. |
TO: Carlotta Colette FROM: Jim Sitzman |
| 2052 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Support Oregon Veterans Center by designating area UR-Q
area 5 as Urban reserves |
TO: David Bragdon
FROM: Renee Anderson |
| 2053 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Save the Region's Farm Land and Natural Resources. Support
map proposed by a coalition of conservation organizations and
farming groups. Current proposal includes too much valuable
farmland. Duplicate emails sent to Metro Council members. 1
copy retained for record. |
TO: Rod Park
FROM: Joan Steinfeld |
| 2054 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Attached letter in support of inclusion of Stafford Triangle
into Urban Reserve and save other acres of primary farmland in
other areas. Stafford Resident. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM:
Ronald Hanlon |
| 2055 |
1/17/2010 |
Email: Support Stafford as Urban Reserve. Responds to Andy Parker's
column. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kahthryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Lynn Peterson,
[email protected] FROM: Mike Stewart |
| 2056 |
1/18/2010 |
Email: Requests that you continue to maintain the Undesignated
Status for Area 7, North Stafford |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington, Robert
Liberty, [email protected], Tom Brian & Reserves
FROM:
Sabrina M Rokovitz |
| 2057 |
1/18/2010 |
Letter: Stafford area should get urban reserve status |
TO: Metro Councilors
FROM: Charles Hoff |
| 2058 |
1/18/2010 |
Letter submitted at Oregon City Open House: Serres Family land
of 83 continguous acres is bisected by the existing Urban Growth
Boundary. The Option designation presently placed on 3A makes
it extremely difficult to make logical plans for the future with
any degree of certainty. For this reason we request that all
of the Serres property not already within the Urban Growth Boundary
be included in the Urban Reserves area. Address is 14703 S.
Forsythe Rd., Oregon City, OR. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette & Charlotte Lehan
FROM: Edward, William & Daniel Serres |
| 2059 |
1/18/2010 |
Email: Property owners of 94 acres, 11525 NW Springville Rd.
In favor of rural reserves. Passion is driven by preservation
of farm land. Cannot see positive in developing rural farmland.
Duplicate copies sent to Rod Park, David Bragdon, Rex Burkholder,
Kathryn Harrington and Robert Liberty. 1 copy retained for record. |
TO: Carlotta Colette
FROM: Evanka Beovich, Louie Beovich, Matilda Beovich Moulazimis
and family, Marie Beovich Archambault and Family, Cathy Beovich
Jenney and family. |
| 2060 |
1/18/2010 |
Email: Stafford resident, 5 acres, requesting urban designation,
thus allowing Metro to protect other property in the region that
has foundation farmland. Cope sent to different Metro Councilors,
one copy retained for record. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Colette, Robert Liberty
FROM: Elizabeth Rogers |
| 2061 |
1/19/2010 |
Letter submitted at Oregon City Open House: Wants to remove the
Urban Reserve designation from the following properties; 20020
S. White Lane, Oregon City; 19775 S. Central Point Rd., Oregon
City; 20036 S. White Lane, Oregon City; 20016 S. White Lane,
Oregon City; & 19802 S. Central Point Rd, Oregon City. At the
very least Metro should ground proof these properties, supplemented
with a close inspection of aerial photos showing contours, slopes
& other natural features. |
TO: Metro Councilors & Core 4 FROM:
John Martinson, Jr. |
| 2062 |
1/19/2010 |
Maps submitted at Oregon City Open House: Maps of McCord Rd. property
in Oregon City. No letter or statement included. |
TO: Metro Council FROM: Mark Herring |
| 2063 |
1/19/2010 |
Letter: Request of boundary adjustment on boundary between area
3B urban reserve and 3E rural reserve; Pam Drive neighborhood
should be included in rural reserve; includes 4 maps. |
TO: Planning Committee Members FROM: Tammy and David
Lundell |
| 2064 |
1/19/2010 |
Letter: Urban reserves in Stafford area would bring environmental
disaster in the Tualatin River Watershed area; there is no infrastructure
in this area; north Stafford area 7 should be undesignated |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Tom Brian
FROM: Charles and Nancy Boland |
| 2065 |
1/19/2010 |
Email: Wish to see 3E and 3H rural reserves remain at least that
size or expanded into undesignated area of Beavercreek |
TO: Hearing Officer
FROM: Robert H. Ward and Connie Luna |
| 2066 |
1/19/2010 |
Letter submitted at Oregon City Open House: The designation of
the entire Stafford triangle as an urban reserve will so seriously
destroy the character of West Linn that the reason most residents
originally chose to live in this area will no longer exist.
Petitions you to minimize the growth by not designating area
7 (north Stafford). Copy also sent to Metro Members c/o Reserves;
one copy retained for the record. |
TO: Charlotte Lehan
FROM: Gina & Marc Olson |
| 2067 |
1/19/2010 |
Letter submitted at Oregon City Open House: Wants to have you
reconsider the proposed designation of Rural Reserves for land
abutting Canby's Urban Growth Boundaries. Please change from
Rural to Undesignated the land north of Canby and the areas south
and east of Canby that are north of the Molalla River. Also
includes map. |
TO: Clackamas County Commissioners FROM: Randy Carson |
| 2068 |
1/19/2010 |
Email: Allow construction of an Oregon Veteran's Center by designating
area UR-Q, area 5, as urban reserves |
TO: Metro Councilors
FROM: Joanne K. Krussman |
| 2069 |
1/19/2010 |
Email: Believes that the entire Stafford area should be viewed,
from a planning standpoint, as a single entity and not in a piece-meal
manner. Doesn't understand how, if they should be designated
Urban Reserve, any progress can ever be made if the surrounding
cities refuse governance and in effect have a perpetual veto
on any development in the area. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Erik Eselius |
| 2070 |
1/19/2010 |
Form Letter: Subject: Support the Agriculture and Natural Resource
Coalition Reserves Map. Copies to different Metro Councilors,
one copy from each of 4 people retained for the record. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Carolyn Lindsey, Maralena Murphy, Richard Schramm,
Barb Gorman |
| 2071 |
1/19/2010 |
Email: Stafford resident in support of designating Stafford as
Urban Reserve. |
TO: David Bragdon, Carlotta Collette, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty., Lynn Peterson,
[email protected] FROM: Molly Hanlon |
| 2072 |
1/19/2010 |
Email: In favor of Stafford being designated as Urban Reserve.
Duplicate copies sent to all Metro Councilors. 1 copy retained
for record. |
To: David Bragdon
FROM: Larry Dreeke |
| 2073 |
1/19/2010 |
Email: Documents for Metro Councilors for upcoming public hearings,
including Core 4 Reserves Status, January 11, 2010 and Chart:
COO Recommendation on Regional Urban Reserves, 09/2009 |
TO: Tony Andersen, Laura Dawson Bodner
FROM: John Williams |
| 2074 |
1/20/2010 |
Email: Support the Oregon Veteran's Center by designating area
UR-Q, area 5 as urban reserves |
TO: Oregon Metro, Reserves, [email protected]
FROM: Tom and Ann Ray |
| 2075 |
1/20/2010 |
Email: Supports the efforts of the Stafford Hamlet and the vision
articulated in the Hamlet Vision and Values Statements. Wants
the designation decision for the Stafford Triangle Area to be
Urban Reserve so that we can have a chance to help plan for a
thoughtful, sustainable future for the area in which we live. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Rich Martin |
| 2076 |
1/20/2010 |
Email: Please preserve and protect area 4-G from urban development. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Donovan Jacobs |
| 2077 |
1/20/2010 |
Email: Please retain Area 9B as Rural Reserve |
TO: feedback
FROM: Laura S. Bishop |
| 2078 |
1/20/2010 |
Letter: Comments from Oregon Board of Agriculture for consideration
in deliberations dealing with the designation of Rural and Urban
Reserves within the Metro region. Board of Agriculture has followed
Urban Growth issues in the region and the ongoing reserves process
and is concerned that the process has become too political.
The board supports the designation of Rural and Urban Reserves
that is based on the factors found in state law. The board also
supports the analysis and conclusions found in the report completed
by the Oregon Department of Agriculture entitled Identification
and Assessment of Long-Term Commercially Viability of Metro region
Agricultural Lands, January 2007. We ask that the findings and
conclusion contained within this report be given strong consideration
in deliberations leading to the designation of Rural and Urban
Reserves. Fax cover dated 1/21/10 contains Oregon agriculture
facts. |
TO: Metro Council, Core Four, Multnomah Co. Board of Commissioners,
Clackamas Co. Board of Commissioners & Washington Co. Board of
Commissioners FROM: Bob Levy,
Chair, OR Dept. of Agriculture |
| 2079 |
1/20/2010 |
Letter with Petitioner's Document: Residents north of Council
Creek and east of Susbauer Road are opposed to expanding the
Urban Growth Boundary, converting valuable farmland for industrial
and residential development. They encourage city planners in
Cornelius to fully utilize the hundreds of acres that are currently
available and already zoned for development. Petition signed
by 34 residents. |
To David Bragdon & members of Metro Council
FROM: Melissa
J. Jacobsen |
| 2080 |
1/20/2010 |
Letter: Re: Urban & Rural Reserves Testimony - Technical Map Correction;
Requesting that an adjustment be made to the Rural Reserves boundaries
to avoid the circumstance of a mixed designation for the CEMEX
property which is located south of Barlow and the City of Canby.
Map enclosed showing location of property. |
TO: David Bragdon & Metro Council, Chuck Rose, Clackamas Co. Board
of Commissioners, Doug McClain, Maggie Dickerson & Paul Hribernick
FROM: Caroline E.K. MacLaren |
| 2081 |
1/20/2010 |
Letter: Designation of Area 3A Clackamas Heights as an Urban Reserve;
They represent Joe Spaziani and Steve Piazza, owners of approximately
100 acres in the area referred to as 3A on the Core 4's map dated
January 7, 2010. Their clients request that the Metro Council
recommend Clackamas Heights as an Urban Reserve. They list reasons
why Clackamas Heights is well suited for inclusion as an Urban
Reserve. Also included are attachments: 1-Clackamas Heights
Conceptual Land Use Plan Map, prepared by Westlake Concultants,
Inc.; 2-Clackamas Heights Balanced Center Development, prepared
by Crandall-Arambula, PC; 3-Yield Analysis, prepared by Westlake
Consultants, Inc. |
TO: David Bragdon, Metro Councilors, Clackamas Co. Boarad of Commissioners,
Doug McClain, Maggie Dickerson, Joe Spaziani, Steve Piazza, Westlake
Consultants, Inc., Crandall & Arambula, PC
FROM: Noah W. Winchester |
| 2082 |
1/20/2010 |
Email: Stafford resident in support of designating Stafford as
Urban Reserve. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kahthryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM:
Amy Hanlon Newell |
| 2083 |
1/20/2010 |
Email: Dismayed to find Newell Creek Canyon - 3C on the greater
Oregon City map - designated Urban. Metro spent $6 million to
acquire this area, yet stewardship of the canyon will be taken
over by Oregon City. If Blue Heron Paper goes out of business,
Oregon City will not be in a financial position to be the steward. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Phylis McIntosh |
| 2084 |
1/20/2010 |
Email: Stafford resident, support efforts of Stafford Hamlet
and vision articulated in the Hamlet Vision and Values Statements.
Support designating Stafford Triangle Area as Urban Reserve.
Duplicate copies sent to David Bragdon, Rod Park, Robert Liberty.
1 copy retained for record. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Rich Martin |
| 2085 |
1/20/2010 |
Email: Owner of 29 acres north of Rosemont Road in Stafford -
4A - on current map. Property has never supported a profitable
agriculture use. Preserve true sustainable acriculture production
on foundation farmland in other parts of the Metro regional planning
area. Entire Staffort Hamlet is best kept together as s single
unit and not Borland area seperated off. Place our land and
the entire Staffort Hamlet in Urban Reserves. |
TO: Carlotta Colette, David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Lynn Peterson,
[email protected] FROM: John Kuhl and Ann
Kuhl Farr |
| 2086 |
1/20/2010 |
Letter: Proposal to Reduce Region's Greenhouse Gases by Balanced
Urban Reserve and Urban Growth Boundary Designations. Metro and
the rest of the Core 4 should give great weight to the regional
goal of local jobs/housing balance in their decisions about where
to allow and encourage urban growth over the next 20-50 years
Includes attachments showing Cornelius Projected Growth Capacity
2010-2030. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: William Bash, Mayor of Cornelius |
| 2087 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 1: Asks for support 4G as
urban reserves, currently being planned as an Oregon Veteran's
Center that will have several components. Work has been underway
for 5 years. Veteran's center currently is crowded, overwhelming.
Knows that we must do something better for our veterans. See
attached letters dated Jan 20, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Elizabeth Peters and Kathy Carlson |
| 2088 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.4: Area 5C: designated rural
reserve; does this negate the rights under HB 2229? The HB says
that it should cover quality of life and should be fair to all
taxpayers. Need to define it better than we can do nothing for
50 years. See attached testimony and pamphlet. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Cheryl Edwards |
| 2089 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 5: Galwaith-Green families'
land adjacent to Sherwood industrial park on Greenwood Ln: requests
that these lots be included in the urban reserve designation.
Tax lot 103 does contain wetlands that could be used as a buffer.
See attached letter. (UR 8?) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tamara Green |
| 2090 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 6: Lives on Roy Rogers Rd
in 6C: shows as undesignated but would rather it be included
into the UGB. Constantly trying to move farm machinery on a 55
mile an hour road, limited site lines from driveways, several
fatalities. Safest thing that could happen is that area could
be developed. Farmers in the area are ready to move onto other
areas. Willing to be annexed by the City of Tigard. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bill Kenny |
| 2091 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 7: Would like to see areas
5E and 5F kept rural; did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: John F. Alto |
| 2092 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 8: Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joseph Schaeter |
| 2093 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 9: of NW Jackson School
Rd, representing 10 lots, 461 acres. Many more south and west
want to stay with the original decision to put 8A in urban reserve.
Is a natural extension of Hillsboro. East of McKay cannot be
irrigated, is not a candidate for fresh market farming. Has had
several development possibilities. See attached testimony and
map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dana McAllough |
| 2094 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 10: Lives in Aloha, has
a 77 acre parcel, supports urban reserve in area 8A. Last several
years, land around has been in grass and flowers. There is a
group of farmers promoting rural, but the owners of the land
wish it to come into urban reserve. Most rural property owners
have not been polled objectively. Not easy for older owners to
attend. Land is artificially devalued. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Norm Ralston |
| 2095 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 11: Represents owners George
and Arlene McFaul who have 107 acres of tax lots 302, 303, and
304 in Washington County near Hillsboro city limits. Difficult
to understand process to bring property into UGB. Area 8A is
a natural for urban reserve. No trees, ponds, creeks, is flat,
only good for grass varieties. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Alex Reverman |
| 2096 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 12: Works in silicon forest,
involved in CPO 7. To leave any area along UGB undesignated dilutes
efforts and process will have to be repeated again. Farmers hindered
in long term efforts, will bring on lawsuits by speculators.
Multnomah County area 9 should be made rural. Urban designation
will cause loss of farming. No high capacity corridor in this
area, no existing jurisidiction to expand into. Beauty in having
healthy farms and wildlife close in. Supports ag and natural
resources map. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Kevin O'Donnell |
| 2097 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.13: Runs a 10 acre farm.
Wants to see these areas 5E and 5F as rural reserves. Also wants
to see areas 5I and 5J as rural reserves. Opposes sprawl that
leads to low-paying jobs. Groups want to put in connector, thus
there is a proposal for urban reserve. If we want to stop the
spawl in areas unsuitable for development, look at areas west
of Sherwood for development. South of Sherwood should be in rural
reserves. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tracey Erway |
| 2098 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 14: Representing Save Helvetia,
see attached letter. 8B does not have to be designated urban
reserve in order to serve ODOT intersection. Urban scale roads
can be located in exclusively rural areas. Nothing in factors
discuss needs of landowners. 8B is a crack in the door to urbanization.
Proposed area is larger than what is needed for the connector.
Concern also re: large no. of acres north of 26 that are undesignated
in 8F. These lands should be designated rural reserve. Letter
explains why each of these areas fit factors for rural reserve.
See attached letter dated Jan 20, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carrie Richter, office of Garvey, Schubert, Barer |
| 2099 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 15: Owners of 10 acres in
area 6B being considered for urban reserve status; supports designation;
designation has widespread support by property owners. Concern
re: using Scholls Ferry Rd. Would recommend going one tax lot
to the other side of the road so road can be better utilized.
See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tory Garcia |
| 2100 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 16: Represents Jin Park
who has properties in area 8A (property is majority of 8A) and
in area 6A (40 acres). Supports inclusion of 6A in urban reserve.
8A has long been considered suitable for urban uses. Designating
that latter as urban meets several development goals.See attached
testimony dated Jan 20, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Thomas VanderZanden |
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1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 17: City of Tualatin comments
on urban and rural reserves: oppose urban reserve designation
of land east of 65th, oppose urban reserve designation in the
Stafford Basin, support land east of I-5 and west of 65th as
an urban reserve, support land south of Sherwood and Tualatin
as an urban reserve; did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Monique Biekman, City of Tualatin |
| 2102 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 18: Developed Sherwood Plaza
at 6 corners, trips have been increasing, working on developing
57 acres next to Target. New development will be a mix of retail
and office space. Negotiating with large national companies,
is concerned with access to I-5. Would like to see I-5 connector
completed. Please designate 5D as an urban reserve to increase
growth and density in Sherwood. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Matt Langer |
| 2103 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 19: Commented on the history
of density as related to west side light rail: was in congress
at that time (1993). There was big competition for the money
from L.A. for west side light rail. We got the money because
we promised that we could guarantee the density. Things that
happen today can impact what happens in Congress tomorrow. We
can show that we do not agree with sprawl; we need to stick with
commitment of density and ridership. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Elizabeth Furse |
| 2104 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 20: Opposes area 5E as an
urban reserve. Natural geographic area of Tonquin Scablands,
is hard to develop. Area should also be protected. Proposed urban
designation is because of connector, which is a failed idea not
a transportation solution. We have great and productive farmlands
that we want to see continue. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Leann Bennett |
| 2105 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 21: Has 26 acres in area
6-B; would like to see the area in urban reserves (Clark Hill
Rd and Grabhorn Rd.) as it is suited for urban use. Clark Hill
Rd is a clear boundary. Group of owners would like to come into
urban reserves. See attached aerial photo. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Steven Starkel |
| 2106 |
1/20/2010 |
Would like to see Area 8B designated as rural; is difficult to
urbanize due to floodplains. There is broad consensus for designation
as rural reserves. Ag and natural resources coalition recommend
rural reserve. 1400 people have expressed their support. An urban
designation in 8B is not required for the connector; There is
more land suggested than is needed. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Brian Beinlich |
| 2107 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 23: It is unwise to urbanize
8B from a hydrologic perspective. ODOT letter tries to justify
need for 8B for the interchange: area needs much assessment before
any development takes place there. It is an ecological connection,
a drainage comes through, silt loam is 8 feet deep, has sub-irrigation
and natural drainage; if you develop lower end, will remove 1000s
of tons of compression and will do damage uphill. See attached
testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robert Bailey |
| 2108 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.24: Has 37 years of experience
with Dept of Agriculture, has concern re: locally grown food
and global warming. Area 8B: any area designated as urban will
start to harbor weeds, becomes a management problem for nearby
farmers. Farmers suffer contamination of noxious weeds from nearby
urban areas. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Hal Brockman |
| 2109 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 25: Values conservation
of nature, smart compact development, affordable housing, walkable
neighborhoods. The City of Cornelius supports the Core 4 compromise
map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jeff Dalin, Councilor, City of Cornelius |
| 2110 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.26: Metro needs to include
a sufficient supply of employment land, if do not, will be responsible
for undermining economic vitality of the area. Commented on process,
that business community opinions have been dismissed. Over a
dozen business organizations provided comments. Asked early that
unconstrained lands be considered for urban lands; this did not
happen. CACs have detailed their needs for urban land. Quality
of life to most folks means a job. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Specht |
| 2111 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 27: Sherwood is at top of
list for urban expansion, would like a slower rate of growth.
Favor balanced approach around the region. Agrees with Bragdon/Hosticka
map. In 11% potential expansion. 3% would be urban reserve. Look
to expand a few areas of urban reserve around Sherwood and Washington
County. Favors no urban reserve reductions. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Kieth Mays, Mayor of Sherwood |
| 2112 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 28: Supports stewardship
of the land, farms and dense growth. Brings people here, recruits
for jobs, people love to see the UGB. Wants to see 5E as rural
reserve, undesignate lands should also be rural reserve. Tonquin
Scabland area would have wildlife corridor. Area has natural
geographical boundaries, no urban infrastructure, requires protection.
There was no unanimous recommendatoin of the connector. See
Attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
James Hook |
| 2113 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 29: Tualatin businesses
and government are working together. City of Tualatin position
does represent the whole community. 5E: ? Tualatin says they
cannot support Stafford, as do other cities. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Kevin Ferrasci O'Malley, Tualatin Chamber of Commerce |
| 2114 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 30: Lives in Washington
County. The names and numbers keep changing, hard to keep up
with the maps. Designations do not affect her two acres, but
farmland is irreplacable. Important and foundation farmland should
not be included in urban reserves. Steinfeld's used to use make
pickles, had to import cucumbers from Sri Lanka. This area has
best agricultural land in the world. We act like a million more
people area are a done deal. If we don't build it, maybe they
won't come. Water is an issue in Sherwood. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joan Steinfeld |
| 2115 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.31: Would like to see a larger
area of undesignated land to the north of Canby. We would like
the extra flexibility in the future for potential growth. Areas
to the north and east offer advantages of close-knit village
type development. Dark green on map is state parkland; in the
light color green areas, we agree with rural designation. Area
to east of Canby is outside the 3 mile line. City negotiated
with Clackamas County back to a reasonable area that has natural
boundaries (1,300 acres); anything beyond, we feel, is not threatened
by urban expansion.Canby is completely surrounded by prime foundation
land. Best way to expand is residential to the north, commercial/industrial
to the east. See attached letter and map dated Jan 20, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bryan Brown, City of Canby |
| 2116 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 32: Real estate developer
says that NW Canby should be undesignated, SE corner between
river and existing boundary should also be undesignated. Owns
land on Pete's Mountain; property owners there own 810 acres
and would like it to be undesignated. Property owners do not
want rural reserve designation; is not viable as farmland. Need
to include lands south of Sherwood and Wilsonville for the connector.
Favors the Bragdon/Hosticka map for minimum urban reserves, but
would like more undesignated. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Gordon Root |
| 2117 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 33: Concerned re: areas
5E and 5F. 5E should remain undesignated, eastern portion should
be in Tonquin reserve. This area is not needed to accommodate
growth in Sherwood. 5E and 5F do not meet URR factors 1,3,5,7
and 8. 15% o 5A is in Tualatin Wildlife Refuge. Designating it
urban is contrary to goals and objectives in Metro document regarding
the Tonquin area. See attached testimony and map. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Michael Feves |
| 2118 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 34: concerned regarding
jobs, economy and the tax base; did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jonathan Schlueter |
| 2119 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 35: There is a critical
need for large lot industrial users. Support transportation policies
that ensure freight mobility. Land at St. Mary's is along TV
Hwy and is not easy to get to hwy 26 or hwy 217. This land is
called conflicted for ag, but is also conflicted as industrial
land. Industries typically do not rely on railroad. Proposed
urban reserve between 26 and Hillsboro is ideal because of transportation
access. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: John Coulter, Hillsboro Planning Commission |
| 2120 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 36: Represents Newland Communities,
the largest property owner in south Hillsboro area. Supports
south Hillsboro. Maps are a validation of the 2040 growth concept
and are a very compact map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jeff Bachrach |
| 2121 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 37: Emphasized that great
communities planning started with south Hillsboro. Felt back
then that property should be developed in a way that Metro would
be proud of. There are a small number of owners committed to
working together. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Thane Tienesen |
| 2122 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 38: handout: lives on NW
Country View Way, owns 62 acres (2 parcels) in West Multnomah
County abutting current UGB. This area in 9B should be considered
as urban reserve or as undesignated land. Land available for
15,000 people, livable, 2 schools close by, not ag foundation
land, no irrigation rights, cannot participate in CSA programs.
There is large development to the north. This is devaluation
of property. CAC process was dominated by a particular member
who lives on Germantown Rd. to keep the area rural. It was a
flawed process. She is not a developer, just wants a fair designation.
See attached maps and letters. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Sandra Baker |
| 2123 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 39: Owns 189 acres in middle
of South Hillsboro plan. Supports urban reserves for this area.
Supports inclusion of this property as shown in Wash County farm
bureau map, Liberty/Park map, etc. Portions of S Hillsboro were
brought in piecemeal; land that will be brought in will pull
the area together. Over half of South hillsboro plan is south
of Butternut Creek. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joe F. Hanauer |
| 2124 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 40: Importance of having
industrial land north of Hillsboro. Agriculture and industry,
density and livability, we need to have all. Senate Bill 1011
was designed to give us certainty. Agrees with 99% of the Core
4 map. See attached letter and news articles. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jerry Willey, Mayor of Hillsboro |
| 2125 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 41: Prosperity means being
employed. In the beginning, process promised a balanced system.
The process has become one of politics. Future growth may be
in fragmented or in less than ideal areas, and there are thousands
of acres of rural reserves. Look at the economic consequences
of your decisions, especially need for large lots for industrial
in Washington County. Business coalition map requests 40,000
acres of urban reserves. Employment land should only be used
for employment provided there is sufficient land available for
other uses (schools, etc). May need to look at combined uses
in the area. Includes binder with Research and Source Documentation
in support of the recommendatuins of the Coalition for a prosperous
region. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Manning, President of NAIOP |
| 2126 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 42: West Union Rd. Protect
farmland north of 26 and south of West Union rd. Has 78 acre
farm across from 8-F, considered for undesignated. Would be harmful
to their dairy farm. Want to build onsite organic creamery, requires
investment of $100,000. Industrial sites use a large amount of
water. Current well has drilled down to 590 ft.; any new development
affects water table. Was at 250 feet in 1970, currently at 500
feet. Depletion of water table and noise from industry will make
it impossible to keep milk cows. Undesignated land opens door
to uncertainty and urban sprawl. Undesignated is an extension
of urban reserves. Adopt ag and natural resource map. See attached
testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Casey Schoch |
| 2127 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 43: Is north of hwy 26,
has 309 acres bordering West Union and Jackson Rd. 8-FW should
be designated as rural reserves. This area supports long term
farming and forest operations. Is all foundatoin land and contains
class one soils. 300 acres and 200 neighboring acres have been
farmed for generations. Pocket of undesignated land will lead
to development inside of farmland, driving land prices up. Ag
and natural resource map does a better job of protecting farmland.
Purchased farm 12 years ago, payed price of $3,500 acre, now
going for $10,000-$12,000 an acre; across road is going for $21,000
per acre. Cannot afford to expand our farms at these prices.
North Plains is not interested in expanding into 8FW. See attached
testimony and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Spencer Gates |
| 2128 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 44: Request change to map:
west of City of Tigard area in area 6C. Would accept reduction
of acreage with reconfiguration, orienting them to the northern
portion of the area. Would move urbanized areas away from TR
wildlife refuge. Irregular boundary of urban reserve takes into
consideration existing drainages. Additional acres should be
undesignated. Would support the City of Sherwood regarding area
5E, that it be considered for urban reserves. 6B would connect
up with Scholls Ferry Rd. Area outlined in dark blue on submitted
map is area of consideration. See attached letter and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Craig Dirksen, Mayor, City of Tigard |
| 2129 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 45: Commented on 5-F designated
as urban (Tonquin Scablands); is part of the wildlife refuge;
should not be designated urban. 5B is also recommended as urban
- anything north of Edie Rd impacts the refuge and should not
be urban. 5A is also in refuge area and should not be urban.
A hearing is coming up in Sherwood;will send paperwork to Metro. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Susan Claus |
| 2130 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 46: Commented on issues
unrelated to reserves. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jim Claus |
| 2131 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 47: Supports ag and natural
resources map. List of signers to map has changed. Based on lower
end of population growth. See attached map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jeff Stone, Oregon Assn of Nurseries |
| 2132 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 48: CPO 8 endorses a designation
of rural reserve status for lands north of hwy 26 and east of
Jackson School Rd. that Washington County RCC recommended as
urban or undesignated. Did not testify; see attached letter. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Henry Oberhelman |
| 2133 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 49: the 3 fingers of undesignated
land north of hwy 26 - why are they undesignated? They should
be rural reserve. 8D south of North Plains not correct. North
Plains did its own studies, has had no discussion with Washington
County since. Land was previously undesignated, now is "area
with options" What does that mean? Area 8FX is not drawn correctly.
8FP should go along old Pumpkin Ridge. 8D also an area that is
not correct. Will send a drawing in to the council. See attached
letter. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: David Hatcher, Mayor of North Plains |
| 2134 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 50: Represents Oak Hills
Homeowners Association. Supports designating area 9 as rural
reserves.Letter supplied, signed by association president Linda
Kitchen. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Norm Rose |
| 2135 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 51: Splitting up Schlichting-Watzel-Sabbe
properties north of the UGB off Roy Rogers makes no sense. It
is all prime farmland and needs to be consistent. Did not testify.
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TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bob Schlichting |
| 2136 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 52: owns 115 acre farm since
1956 in the "L" in area 9B. Represents 400 acres of land just
east of Wash Co line. These East Bethany properties are in an
area of conflicted farmland, not highly productive. Last ag activity
there was nursery and they are pulling out. Mult. Co CAC concluded
area is suitable for urban reserve (area 9L).PCC Rock Creek is
walking distance, school very nearby, urban infrastucture would
be provided by Washington County. Would like to see this land
as urban. See attached testimony and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bob Burnham |
| 2137 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 54: Local grower and resident
of Helvetia for 32 years. Hopes for sustainable future based
on locally produced organic food. Need to cherish our rich soil,
if we lose it we have to rely on importing food. Does not make
sense to sacrifice farmland for urban spawl. Our best assets
are favorable climate and good soils. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Michelle Hascall |
| 2138 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 55: Resident of area 8FW.
Should be rural reserve, is foundation farmland and important
for natural resources. Vast areas in 6,7,8 that are undesignated
should be rural reserves. They all meet OARs, cannot be served
by HCT. Leaving undesignated would lead to speculation. Tualatin
Valley has extremely fertile soils, historically half the farmland
has been urbanized in this valley. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Faun Hosey |
| 2139 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 56: Brooklyn Rd concept
plan north will be a major thoroughfare providing for urban areas
on both sides of the the road in Sherwood. I-5 connector is an
urgent need for the City of Sherwood. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Neil Shannon |
| 2140 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 57: Area U6 does not meet
the factors for urban designation. Did not testify. See attached
letters. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Christine Kosinski |
| 2141 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 58: Farms 100 acres next
to 8FS; this area has been suggested as undesignated, is concerned
because it raises questions of future development, will land
speculation drive up prices, will it affect Xmas tree business?
Would like to see hwy 26 as the rural reserve boundary. See attached
letter and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Matt Furrow |
| 2142 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 59: Hillsboro resident represents
7 landowners owning 160 acres in proposed undesignated 8FS. Requests
designation of rural reserve. Trees planted 60 year ago grow
well on Class 1 and 2 soils; speaker has 30 acres. Very few places
have this quality of production. Competes on world market; 35%
sold overseas, rest sold to Oregon companies for production of
food goods locally. Need certainty to make investment decisions;
splitting land into 3 designations creates uncertaintly, leads
to speculation. City of Hillsboro wants our land for industrial
sites, we are foundation lands 3 miles within UGB; rural designation
is the only designation that will give us certaintly. Supports
ag and natural resources map. See attached letter and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Don Schoen, Rolling Acre Hazelnuts |
| 2143 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 60: His land is designated
rural reserve, yet farms to the west are designated urban reserve.
If he has a road and sewer on his farm, why is he designated
rural. Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Lloyd Wetzel |
| 2144 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 61: Area 4J: why is area
between Canby and the river undesignated? One way in and out,
through residential streets, go through Canby 100 times a day.
We are finding less water, problems with farm practices next
to residential causes conflict. Farming infrastructure in area
has vanished. Farm related support businesses are gone. Classify
land north of Canby as undesignated, as the city of Canby has
requested. See attached letter and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Stephen Montecucco |
| 2145 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 62: Area has been designated
rural based on soils alone. Below blue line and beside red line
on the map, there are 215 acres. These are sandy loam, County
has agreed to bring this land in, leaving 100 acres of sandy
loam running east to west. This last area should not be designated
rural as it is parcelized. Clack Co Farm Bureau is also coming
out with this position tomorrow. This position on lands north
of Canby is in agreement with the City of Canby position. Light
green on map designates floodplain. Schrader farm, located on
map, did request to be in a rural reserve. See attached maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Susan Myers |
| 2146 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 63: Property at 25460 SW
Baker Rd is an island in the middle of an urban area and cannot
meet the criteria for agricultural operations. Has berry crops,
vegetables, flowers, nursery in area 5E on Baker Rd (60 acres);
tough area to farm. Would be better for urban use because properties
surrounding is parcelized. Two roads in, weight restrictions,
water restrictions in area. Too many conflicts, no ag infrastructure
support, wetlands in area. Urges consideration of this property
for urban reserve. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tim Parsons |
| 2147 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 64: Portland resident owns
120 acres proposed as undesignated in 8FS; wants it to be rural
designation to continue farming, also contains native american
site. Land is adjacent to 8B (urban reserve); by proposing her
land as undesignated, is open to industrial aspirations of Hillsboro.
Noxious weeds will contaminate her crops. Need to make Helvetia
Rd the boundary in area 8. Land is foundation land within 1/4
mile of the UGB and is foundation farmland. See attached letter
and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Deloris Grossen |
| 2148 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 65: Reconsider designation
of 8B that is proposed as urban and 8FS that is proposed as undesignated.
Washington County Reserve Association scenic tour route should
not be undesignated. Box buildings have been built and are vacant,
view corridor has been destoyed. Helvetia Rd west to North Plains:
if developed, will lose valuable farmland and view corridor.
Designate this corridor as rural reserves (8B and 8FS as rural
reserves). See letter, map, photos. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Adrian Amabisca |
| 2149 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 66: Core 4 map is a significant
reduction in our aspirations. 700 of 1900 acres are developable.
City will gain about 35,000 people over the next 50 years. Core
4 map will not accommodate over 1500 dwelling units. City's identified
areas can be served without too much expense, heavily parcelized.
Must have flexibility to accommodate growth. Expansion has to
be decided as a region; is not imminent. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mayor Denny Doyle, City of Beaverton |
| 2150 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 67: Letter on behalf of
Scotch Church Rd families and farms (9 farming families) who
are within proposed urban reserve UR-C; please designate area
of UR-C as rural reserve. Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jean Edwards Muir |
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| 2151 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 68: Expand urban reserves
to what cities requested. Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jeff Roberts |
| 2152 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 69: Lands south of Sherwood
and ot the west of I-5 should be rural reserve land. Support
small farms. Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ron Johnson |
| 2153 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 70: Developers in area have
similar interests to environmental community. Large developable
land; failure to protect would lead to clean water act and endangered
species act issues. Need to address issues up front. Title 13
provides protection after the fact, does not protect upland wildlife
habitat. Will require plan amendments and alternative processes
that do not necessarily lead to protection. There are layers
on the map done with Metro that indicate that there are a number
of acres of environmentally sensitive lands. Protect resources
ahead of time rather than waiting for title 13 after the fact.
See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Paul Whitney, Tualatin Riverkeepers |
| 2154 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 71: Area north of 8A, adjacent
to 8B, should remain undesignated (between North Plains and Hillsboro);
infrastructure has already been paid for, will become important
area in future. Pete's Mtn. should be undesignated. Good for
high end homes, is not good farmland. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ryan O'Brien |
| 2155 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 72: Recruiting manager for
Intel: having rural areas north of 26 is a key selling point
to attract recruits to this area. Last year UN food and ag report
said population will increase to 9 billion people, ag production
capacity needs to increase 70%. Helvetia area could attract solar
companies, but demand has fallen, China is the biggest solar
producer now; solar revolution is happening in China, not here.
Germany and Spain have cut their subsidies to the solar market.
Genentech factory was built in the middle of the field (wasting
land), Hillsboro has not done a good job in how they allocate
land to companies. Area along 26 was supposed to be high tech
high paying jobs. However, contains retail businesses. Adopt
agriculture map and keep industry below 26. See attached letter. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Steve Kasper |
| 2156 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 73: Worked in high tech
for 30 years, grew up on a farm. City of Hillsboro and Washington
County are seeking to convert 8B and 8 FS to large lot industrial
sites. This concept is flawed. Hi tech are outsourcing their
jobs, automation is taking the place of employees. Employees
are losing jobs, new jobs hard to obtain by local citizens. 78%
of new jobs are created by small businesses; we should be supporting
the small businesses. Limited logic of supporting biopharma,
solar and other high tech industries. Why are we trying to expand
a failing and incomplete infrastructure? Adopt rural reserves
for areas north of hwy 26. See attached letter and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Allen Amabisca |
| 2157 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 74: NAIOP members last year
presented economic mapping study to RSC. Focused on study areas
north of Hillsboro. Subarea south of 26 has lowest property taxes,
etc. Information to develop on foundation farmland north of 26
was based on pre-recession 2005 data, is not accurate now. 600
acres of foundation farmland (8B and 8FS) were requested by the
City of Hillsboro for industrial development. Adopt the ag and
natural resources coalition map. See attached letter and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 2158 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 76: GDP of Portland was
compared to other cities. As urban density of cities increases,
so does GDP. To protect farm and forestlands, we need to increase
densities in urban cores. See attached handout. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Mecklem, Washington County Farm Bureau |
| 2159 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 77: Stafford resident states
that Stafford should be an urban reserve. 1,284 acres are unconflicted.
Farms have not been sufficient to provide good income. Area does
not have good soil because of salt level. Low habitat areas can
be developed further. Lead opponents in areas has less than 2
acres and opposes others making good use of their land. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mike Stewart |
| 2160 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 78: did not testify. Asking
you to support an Urban Designation with conditions for what
is known as 9B or the L and the adjacent lands east and west
to the City of Portland and to Cornelius Pass Road. Testimony
includes: A Partial Analysis of the Lands West of Forest Park,
Letter from the City of Beaverton to Charles Beasley Re: East
Bethany Area and map showing 9B and 9C. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jim Irvine |
| 2161 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 79: regarding 2000 acres
between 185th and Banks, 8A (urban area south of 26): go to Sunset
Hwy to create borders, because of little irrigation, clay soil
types, allow separation of ag traffic and commute traffic. Ag
farm bureau does not necessarily represent all of their members.
A lot of members do not feel that ag and urban growth have to
be in conflict. Farms in area north of North Plainsbut is moving
because of sprays, noise, dust (is currently in UGB). |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Marty Cropp |
| 2162 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment: need 15,217 new dwelling units
in the city. Medium density accommodated on 400 or so acres would
be 37.5 units per acre. Revised Core 4 map has balance of values.
No written testimony. (Found copy of this testimony in Comment
No. 66) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Don Mazziotti, City of Beaverton |
| 2163 |
1/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment: Oppose urban reserve east of
65th, oppose urban reserve in Stafford, support land south of
Tualatin as urban reserve (5E) ; 5F as urban reserve except for
one area. Attachment missing. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Councilor Bateman, City of Tualatin |
| 2164 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Oppose the urban reserve designations for the Sherwood
area, especially areas 5A, 5B and 5D. Opposed due to the future
increase in traffic, these lands are important agricultural lands
and development would affect the Tualatin National Wildlife Refuge.
5E, 5F and 5G are more suitable for development. |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Marianne Germond |
| 2165 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Asking for support of the Agriculture and Natural Resources
Coalition's proposal for designationson Urban and Rural Lands,
specifically asking that Area 1A in Troutdale be designated as
Rural Reserve. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Sydney Thomson |
| 2166 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Please vote to assure that the Stafford Area is in Rural
Reserves, not in Urban Reserves. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Kathy Newcomb |
| 2167 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Subject: Future of the West Hills and zoning; Encourages
you to preserve these rural reserve areas within the West Hills. |
TO: [email protected]; [email protected];
[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]
and Metro Council System Account FROM: Deborah Buchanan |
| 2168 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Includes letter: Put our property in the Urban Reserves
or at least leave it as undesignated so that you do not take
away the versatility of our land. To lock up our land in the
Rural Reserves for 50 years is ridiculous, it does not take into
account that things change. Property located at 40926 NW Verboort
Rd. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Sam Van Dyke |
| 2169 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Wants to voice support for the 51 acre site in Washington
County, just north of the Mercedes Benz dealership in Wilsonville
and East of Interstate 5 to be designated as Urban Reserves. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Jim & Ann Allen |
| 2170 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Re: Rural Reserve Area 41; Strongly support designation
of Area 41, Pete's Mountain and the lands surrounding it - as
a Rural Reserve. It satisfies factors in both the Natural Features
and Agricultural Lands categories. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
Office, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogan, Tom Brian, Lynn Peterson,
Bob Austin, Jim Bernard, Ann Lininger, Board of County Commissioners
Office FROM: David
& Kay Pollack |
| 2171 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Lives in Urban Reserve Area 4H and does not believe that
this area is well suited to be included within the urban reserve
area and Wilsonville's UGB. This area, along with additional
areas east, have been reviewed in previous UGB expansions and
rejected due to factors such as large working farms, inability
to be served by sewer, water and transportation services. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Bill Ciz |
| 2172 |
1/21/2010 |
Email including letter: RE: Area 5G Urban, Parcels 1, 2, and 3
Partition Plat 1995-165. Has had discussions with Metro staff
about maps with property lines. The above properties on Grahams
Ferry Road are partially included in proposed Urban Reserve Area
5G. Wants to know if the line would be adjusted to property
line boundaries. He would like all of the entire properties
included in the Urban Reserve. |
TO: Metro Councilors & Metro Planning FROM: Bob
Hartford |
| 2173 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Wants the following properties to be included in the areas
approved for Urban Reserves: 25550 NW Meek Rd., Hillsboro; 2330
SW 325th, Hillsboro. The overriding purpose of having Urban Reserves
designation is to allow for and plan for economic and residential
needs for 40-50 years. In that regard, I request you support
the proposal that would include the above 2 properties. Written
by son-in-law of Maxine Erdman |
TO: Kathryn Harington, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogan, Tom Brian
& Reserves FROM:
Gary Gentemann |
| 2174 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Her property on Kaiser and Germantown Roads is not Foundation.
Also included response from Kathryn Harrington dated January
22, 2010. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Sandy Baker |
| 2175 |
1/21/2010 |
Comment turned in at URR Metro Council Hearing: No urban for all
of north Stafford. Clackamas Co. already more than fair with
amount of Urban Reserve and including Damascus not yet used.
On existing Urban Reserves agreed on: The 24,000 acres now agreed
upon should not be increased any further. (No name on comment
card) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Unknown |
| 2176 |
1/21/2010 |
Testimony in lieu of speaking: Urge the Core 4 and the Metro Council
to designate the 34,340 gross acres initially proposed for Urban
Reserves by Washington County, including the 20,000-25,000 gross
acres in Urban Reserves and the remainder in undesignated space.
It is Metro's objective to keep the green spaces between the
Portland UGB and the nearby adjacent communities' UGB's. Each
of these communities are connected by roadways and supporting
infrastructure. These are exactly the arteries that industrial
development can occur at. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mark Childs |
| 2177 |
1/21/2010 |
Letter: Sherwood additional comments on proposed Urban Reserves;
If the area currently identified as area 5E is not designated
Urban Reserve, it will undermine our ability to provide a complete
balanced community that is based on a good transportation system
with provisions for employment land and housing. Attachments
include: Sherwood Pre-qualifying concept plan, Appendix 2 of
Washington County Reserves Coordinating Committee recommendation
and Map of proposed modifications to the Bragdon/Hosticka map. |
TO: Metro Council, Core 4, Jim Patterson, Tom Pessemier & Julia
Hajduk
FROM: Keith Mays, Mayor of the City of Sherwood |
| 2178 |
1/21/2010 |
Letter: Area bounded by Stafford Road, Advance Road, Neuland Creek
Canyon and on the north by the boundary line between EFU land
and R5 residential land (this block of land is commonly known
as the Near East block), should not be placed in Rural Reserve
status. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Steve Zandhuisen |
| 2179 |
1/21/2010 |
Testimony: Wants to talk about areas 8C, the 9A,B, and C options,
and 6C and D. A large portion of the infrastructure needs and
costs for N. Bethany occur in area 8C, this in large part is
why area 8C is necessary for N. Bethany to be a successful and
viable community. These lands can't be confused with Helvetia
farm land. The Core 4 and the Washington County technical staff
interpreted this land for Urban Reserve, until the Hosticka/Bragdon
map was presented on December 11. Feels some areas just need
to be left undesignated. Includes map of North Bethany and handwritten
notes. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jeff Jorgenson |
| 2180 |
1/21/2010 |
Testimony: Feels that the section of 4D, which is drained by Newland
Creek, should be Rural Reserve or left undesignated. West Linn
has requested a rural zone, which included Pete's Mountain and
the fertile valley to the west. The properties along the western
side of SW Newland Road should also be Rural Reserve or left
undesignated in order to form the western boundary of this proposed
Rural Reserve. Includes Map |
TO: Metro
FROM: Nancy T. Waller, Ph.D. |
| 2181 |
1/21/2010 |
Testimony: Why do we need to keep spreading the growth boundaries
into the fertile soils and the limited water aquifers that are
used to grow healthy organic food and herbs? There is plenty
of opportunity and value to be had in staying within the present
boundaries and going up like in the European theater. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Michael Arnett |
| 2182 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Comment on area referred to as North Hillsboro, with the
border being Sunset Highway. Portland needs more space to grow.
Would be a shame if a few militant groups could hijack this
process and achieve the elimination of land recommended for urban
reserve as designated in the last map. Also includes reply Email
from Kathryn Harrington dated 1/21/2010. Duplicate copies sent
to Rod Park,Kathryn Harrington & Robert Liberty. 1 copy retained
for record |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Ruth Ephraim |
| 2183 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Resident and owner of 5 acre parces within the Stafford
Triangle. In support of designating Stafford Triangle area as
Urban Reserve. No foundation farmland in Stafford. |
To: Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM:
William J. Janner |
| 2184 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Includes letter: Clackanomah (Areas 1E and 1F) - Request
to consider the south side of highway 212 corridor to highway
26 (area 1E) and the west side of highway 26 (area 1F) as an
urban reserve or undesignated land; attachments include: Map
of site, Tax Lot Map Depicting Proposed Expansion of UR-Z, Arieal
Photo of Map Depicting Proposed Expansion of UR-Z. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
System Account, Marcia Sinclair
FROM: Dana Krawczuk |
| 2185 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Support Urban Reserve for Stafford Basis. Proximity to
jobs and services make it an excellent choice. Duplicate copies
sent to all Metro Councilors. 1 copy retained for record. |
TO: David Bragdon, Clackamas County Commissioners
FROM: Larry and Suzie
Redfoot |
| 2186 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Appreciation and gratitude to Council and staff for public
hearings. |
To: David Bragdon, Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, Kathryn
Harrington, Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rod Park
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 2187 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Support Rural Reserve for Stafford Basin. Not condusive
to urbanization due to extreme slopes and constrained nature
of area. While not technical Foundation farmland, it is farmland
nonetheless. Feels Reserves process started out as open and
inclusive has turned into a sham with backroom deals. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington,
Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, David Adams, [email protected]
FROM: Curt Sommer |
| 2188 |
1/21/2010 |
Email: Stafford resident, recommending all of Stafford Triangle
be included as Urban Reserve. Farms in area are not viable, are
not and never will be profitable. Protect true farmland. Includes
Email dated 12/17/2009. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Doug McClain
FROM: Mike
Miller |
| 2189 |
1/21/2010 |
Agenda: Metro Council |
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| 2190 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 1: Asks that area 4G, the
area north of Mercedes Benz dealership, be designated as an urban
reserve so that the Veteran's Center can move forward from the
planning stages. This project would provide something that does
not exist at this point. 34% unemployment rate for veterans in
Oregon compared to 11% in the general population. See attached
documents. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Rick Peters and Chuck Lusardi |
| 2191 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 2: Stafford resident refers
to Hamlet vision document as a way to harmonize differing views
of residents. 70% of residents agree that they do not want to
be urbanized, but they want to be fair to their neighbors in
terms of fair EFU modifications. Also, would like to see small
and controlled development. This is in agreement with the 3 nieghboring
jurisdictions. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carol Yamada |
| 2192 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 4: Spoke regarding concern
about the rural designation for Multnomah Channel moorages/marinas.
Business is in Area 9; he owns Rivers Bend Marina. This area
is a low suitability for rural reserve. Exhibit 6 in packet shows
all area 9 with rural designation with no possibility of upzoning
and will not allow additional growth in the marina. He needs
undesignated in this area. See attached package including maps.
Includes revised copy of testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jan Hamer |
| 2193 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 5: This process must be
completed; we must have predictability for landowners. Agrees
with Clack Co. CAC to protect foundation farmland, specifically
in French Prairie area. Tonquin Geologic area/Coffee Creek/Coffee
Lake: 5F is shown as urban, 5E as option land; please make these
areas rural. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Tony Holt |
| 2194 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 6: Stafford resident suggests
double-loading roads to provide a residential buffer on both
sides of the street, for example, on Wisteria. Could put a barrier
on both sides. Also, some areas are not difficult to build on;
hilly areas have been built on in the past. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Pat Ebert |
| 2195 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 7: Referencing map 3 in
Wilsonville packet, east section of 5E: support rural reserve
designation for the eastern portion; it is within the Tonquin
geologic corridor. It is among Metro's highest priority riparian
areas. The area is in 100 year floodplain, as is land down into
area 5F. Land adjoining to the south has been designated as rural
reserve area; this is a logical extension of that area. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Steve Hurst, Councilor, City of Wilsonville |
| 2196 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 8: Thank you for maintaining
French Prairie as a rural reserve; needed to preserve high dollar
agriculture industries. Requests 1,380 total acres in small parcels
around current city limits for primarily residential development.
Each of areas mapped in blue (areas 4 and 5); support areas adjacent
to the city limits. Have concerns about Tonquin and Coffee Lake.
These areas are on Metro landscape features map (area 10 on that
map). 3rd map in packet, area 5F, is in wildlife refuge, which
is in conflict as it is designated urban reserve. Need to protect
Tonquin Corridor. Eastern portion of 5E. 5E and 5F south of Sherwood
- seems to be because of the I-5 connector. Will not relieve
congestion in surrounding towns. See attached resolution 2225
with maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tim Knapp, Mayor of Wilsonville |
| 2197 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 9: Owns property at Homesteader
and Stafford Rds. (tax lots 900 and 901): this is the northernmost
property in east Wilsonville that was suggested in the past for
industrial inclusion. Has been a family farm for 80 years and
intends to continue farming, but does not want it to be put into
a rural reserve. So far it is undesignated, and he is happy with
that. See attached map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Gary Rusher |
| 2198 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 10: Has property in area
9B, would like it to be developable. Area is conflicted for farming.
If an urban reserve, it would support the Bethany village town
center. Saltzman Rd. connection to Springville Rd. - extension
of road would offset the planning of the "L'. Area 5E: supports
urban reserve. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Matt Wellner, Metropolitan Land Group |
| 2199 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 11: Area 5E (eastern) is
part of flood plain and should be rural reserve, 4G and 4H should
be urban reserve. 4F is a sloping hill area so should be a rural
reserve. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Michele Ripple, Councilor, City of Wilsonville |
| 2200 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.12: Strafford Hamlet does
not belong in urban reserves. 87% approved the hamlet vision.
They can create a concept plan for the area. There is wildlife
habitat. Rural business and small farms would benefit from an
undesignated or rural status. SDC's only support partial infrastructure
costs; taxpayers pay the rest. There are too few residents to
make sewer and water cost effective. See attached letter. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Ann Culter |
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| 2201 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 13: Stafford resident says
that region wide designation of 24,000 acresfor urban is too
much. Should be at the lower end, the 15,000 range. Damascus
has not been fully used. North Stafford should be undesignated
or rural. Jurisdictions cannot afford increased infrastructure
costs. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Larry Read |
| 2202 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 14: City of Cornelius values
heatlhy industry, cultural diversity, affordable housing choices,
walkable communities, etc. Regional map does not provide Cornelius
with as much urban space as desired, but there is some space
for development they want to do. Supports the regional proposed
map as a compromise. Agree with property owners SE of 345th that
this area should remain undesignated. Would like to make minor
nuetral adjustments that make good planning sense. See Attached
Testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bill Bash, Mayor of Cornelius |
| 2203 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 15: Spoke on preservation
of French Prairie farmland and the Tonquin geologic area. French
Prairie should be a rural reserve as shown on the ag and natural
resource coalition map. Other places grow corn for fuel, we need
to preserve land for food. Tonquin should be preserved as a landscape
feature and a diverse wildlife habitat. Does not want Langdon
farm area urbanized. See attachee testimony |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Kari Muldrow |
| 2204 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 16: 4A should be a rural
area. Questions phrase "collaborative governance." Only way to
preserve 4A's character is to designate it as a rural reserve.
See attached document on Stafford. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
David Adams |
| 2205 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 17: Supports the agriculture
and natural resource coalition map. Agrees with using the undesignated
rule as a tool while remembering the importance of protecting
ag land. Spoke on area 5A and 5B and 5E and 5F. The City of Sherwood
areas of urban reserve requests are excessive. 5E and 5F needs
to be rural reserve. See attached letter dated Jan 21, 2010 |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Stacey Rumgay |
| 2206 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 18: Regarding French Prairie:
This is the highest quality ag land in the state so needs to
be preserved. Also, preserve the Tonquin geologic area. Over
90% is in Marion County, so we need to protect the area of French
Prairie that is in Clackamas County. Developing this area will
leave it employment nuetral, which will serve few, profit few
and feed none. See the attached handout, including map. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Ben Williams |
| 2207 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 19: You cannot tax what
we do not earn; we have to provide for employment needs of the
area. Jobs generate payroll and income taxes. Maps show urban
areas expanding by 11%; 220,000 acres are for rural reserves,
28,000 acres for urban needs. If willing to develop within the
urban areas, this will work, but not all areas are available
to be developed. See attached graph. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jonathan Schlueter, Westside Economic Alliance |
| 2208 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 20: Public sentiment regarding
the Stafford area strongly favors rural designation. Stafford
does not fit easily into either urban or rural reserve criteria.
Area 4A and area 4C (south east area) are being considered for
urban designation. Just to save foundation land elsewhere is
not a reason to designate these areas as urban. There were 203
signatures and another 22 residents on petitions that were for
rural designation. Summary was created from spreadsheets summarizing
public letters but this summary was flawed. Residents strongly
refuse urban designation. 85% want it kept semi-agricultural.
See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Alan Rosenfeld |
| 2209 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 21: 4C, Borland Rd area
has serious transportation problems, does not meet urban criteria,
and development would have negative impact on the existing communities.
Willamette Nieghborhood Assn (5000 residents), requests rural
designation. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Midge Pierce |
| 2210 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 22: Asks that you look at
Stafford as a whole and make it rural or undesignated (area 4).
See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Julia Simpson |
| 2211 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 23: The Stafford Basin should
have a rural reserve designation to retain the livability and
affordability of the area, including in the three surrounding
cities. The three cities cannot be expected to supply infrastructure
to the Stafford Basin. Only 5 areas of infrastructure can be
charged to SDC's (most cities do not charge fully for SDC's),
leaving the rest of the cost to the taxpayers. This would be
a costly area to urbanize. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robert Thomas |
| 2212 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 24: Regarding areas 4A through
4D: Can designations stand up? Will we arrive at an empirical
result or descend into horse-trading? Have to look at how designations
are made; to benefit profit-takers, or do we conserve and re-purpose
the old? Adhere to the factors and the spirit of the process.
See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Kevin Bryck |
| 2213 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 25: Clackamas County Farm
Bureau is not part of ag and natural resource coalition. Spoke
regarding designations in the City of Canby area. Objects to
area north of Canby designated as rural; should be undesignated.
Area is landlocked except through residential streets of Canby.
There are over 80 owners of this land. There are no buffers with
surrounding residential areas. See attached map and letter. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jason Montecucco, Clackamas County Farm Bureau |
| 2214 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 26: Reconsider proposed
designations north and south and east of Canby; change to undesignated.
South and east of Canby: would like this area to be undesignated.
Easternmost section cannot be farmed because of interface with
residential areas. East Molino Rd is not being farmed. Should
be undesignated. Owners south of Canby, along Mollala River,
(owners Larry and Betty Faist) should be undesignated instead
of rural reserve. East and north would be good for commercial
and industrial. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Randy Carson |
| 2215 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 27: Comment on 5G on west
side of Wilsonville: proposes that area be expanded north, with
Coffee Creek and floodplain as boundaries. If it were residential,
would provide the nearest housing for any jobs in Wilsonville
industrial area. Desired buffer zone would be maintained by existing
Metro land. There is an outstanding area that could be parkland.
Currently there is not access to the Metro public space, but
urbanizing that area could provide access. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Michael J. Weedman |
| 2216 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 28: Stafford Triangle north
of Tualatin River, would like to emphasize that it should be
designated as rural reserve. Would be difficult and expensive
to develop this area. The roadways are seriously compromised
already. Would have to have significant changes to hwys 43,
205 and the Stafford interchange. The rural reserve factors do
apply to the Stafford Triangle, especially north of Tualatin
River (lists factors). There is potential for localized agriculture
in this area. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Scott Hinkle |
| 2217 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 29: provided written testimony
opposing designating 5E and 5F as urban. Preserving undeveloped
farmland and bringing jobs back from overseas are important to
her. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Christine Warren |
| 2218 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 30: Objects to putting any
foundation farmland or natural resource land in urban reserves;
they are public assets. It is not necessary to use this land
to provide employment lands. Stop taking the course of the expedient
and do what is right. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Theresa M Kohlhoff |
| 2219 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 31: Group opposes annexations
when it involves taking good farmland. If the City of Canby want
designations changed from rural, the rural associations around
Canby were not notified. All 4 associations were not contacted
about this process. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Robert Backstrom |
| 2220 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 32: Ag and natural resource
map is a sensible compromise. Metro region has the very best
and most productive soils in the entire country. We need to save
what we can of what's left. Supports the ag and natural resource
map. Includes testimony and letter dated Jan 15, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jean Fike, East Mult Soil and Water Conservation District |
| 2221 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 33: Regarding Area 4J north
of Canby; should be designated as a rural reserve; wonders why
the City is involved with it. Land is being used to grow vegetables
in that area, and it needs to be preserved. Leave it all as rural
reserve. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jack Pendleton |
| 2222 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 35: Comments on areas 5I
(change boundaries), 5E (should not be urban); see notes; did
not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Tanya and Mike Stricker |
| 2223 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 36: Stable land use policy
going out 40-50 years is really important; is important to agricultural
communities' decisions regarding investments. 90% development
during the last UGB change happened in the original UGB. Maximize
rural reserves, minimize urban reserves. Per note on testimony
Mr. Leckey did not testify. Testimony Attached |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: David Leckey |
| 2224 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 37: Agrees with preserving
farmland. Spoke about area northwest of Sherwood, northern 5B
area: the whole basin is one contiguous flat farmland. Good that
northern area is designated rural; southern area of 5B should
also be considered rural. His farm is 200 acres of foundation
farmland that is very productive. Taking any farmland and turning
it into urban reserve is not good. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bob Schlichting |
| 2225 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 38: Several speakers advocated
that the Stafford Basin be left alone. Lives next to Tualatin
River. Stafford Bridge is being built and wildlife is being displaced.
No longer safe to ride a bike in the area. This area is still
pristine, beautiful and is a buffer. If area is to be developed,
do it in a way to benefit all in the region. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Anita K. Derry |
| 2226 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 39: Grows filberts and trees
on 360 acres in the Ladd Hill area. As a commercial farmer, this
process will help us keep ag support infrastructure in place
and protect our land. Adopt map by Clack Co CAC; it generally
agrees with the ag and natural resource map with two exceptions.
Area 5H urban should be a rural reserve as is area 5I; has all
class two soils and is currently in farm use. Second change is
the undesignated area north of the 5I rural area; it should all
be in rural reserve, or at least should follow Mill Creek. All
farms in the area are a combination of farm and forest land;
forest land is actively managed. Designate all areas west and
south of Wilsonville and French Prairie as rural reserves. See
attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Peter McDonald |
| 2227 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 40: Requests that Stafford
Hamlet (area 4A) be undesignated; Metro would make a mistake
by not listening to the neighboring cities that say that this
area be undesignated. There are not significant areas that can
be urbanized; less than 30% is suitable for development. There
is a lot of rural habitat and natural features. 1,200 acres of
this land is designated as conflicted. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jay Minor |
| 2228 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 41: Spoke on behalf of the
Friends of Goal 5 non profit: support preservation of farmland
of the French Prairie area, opposed to urban sprawl in areas
5E and 5F; they are sensitive natural areas (Tonquin lands),
do not want to see surrounding areas removed from protection
to promote the I-5 connector. Testimony attached. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Loretta Pickerell |
| 2229 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 42: Spoke on behalf of theLeague
of Women Voters. They studied Stafford in the 90s and support
the area remaining outside of the UGB because of the cost of
services. Development should be allowed dependent on availablity
of services and the preservation of natural areas. Planning should
be done for the area as a whole. Do not include the area in urban
reserves. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joan Batten |
| 2230 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 43: Supports the City of
Tualatin's position. Requests support for Tualatin in developing
the map of its future. Difference between 4D and 4E has to do
with cost-benefit. Transportation is the no. 1 priority of the
area. Wants to open up 124th and take it to Wilsonville. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Linda Moholt, Tualatin Chamber of Commerce |
| 2231 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 44: Spoke about southern
arterial and topographical challenges in areas 5D and 5E. See
attached testimony and maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Michael Bowers, Community Development Director, Wilsonville |
| 2232 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 45: Researched with LCDC
an idea of regional problem solving to set up a pilot program
of transferable development credits for the entire north section
of the Stafford hamlet. Laws need to be refined to protect niche
agriculture and small agriculture. There have to be incentives
in place for this to happen. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Beatrice Molly Ellis |
| 2233 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 46: Spoke on behalf of landowners
association of Cooper Mtn. Submitted map for area 6B, critical
that area not be reduced as it will affect their Great Communities
Concept. Boundary for 6B matches this concept plan exactly.See
attached brochure. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ric Stephens |
| 2234 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 47: duplicate; see comment
no. 26 |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Randy Carson |
| 2235 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 48: Identified land adjacent
to the city, 10 parcels of land that could be moved into urban
reserves. Looked at based on projected population and business
growth and ability to provide urban services. East, west and
north side of the city. 4F should be labeled urban if area 4G
is included. 4G should be urban. 5H urban should be urban. Spoke
on 4D, 4F, 4G, 4H, 5G and 5H. See attached letter and maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ray Phelps, City of Wilsonville Planning Commission |
| 2236 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 49: He farms 300+ rental
acres near the UGB in area 8A off Evergreen Rd. This area is
ideal for development and would not be a loss for agriculture
as the type of soils are not productive and are not irrigated.
Also farms a large portion of 8D south of North Plains. Feels
this will be of great benefit to the area as industrial. Per
note on form Mr. Coussens did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Paul Coussens |
| 2237 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 50: 5th generation farmer
requests that farm at 19020 Roy Rogers Rd, currently in rural
reserve, be put into urban reserve. It is near Roy Rogers Rd
and other areas designated as urban reserve. His farm will end
up as an island in urban development. There is a sewer trunk
line through his farm. Not possible to farm using Roy Rogers
Rd. as transport line. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Lloyd Wetzel |
| 2238 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 51: Area 3C: idea was to
look at flatter areas regarding connectivity; west of hwy 213,
Mill Creek Canyon, should be excluded as an urban reserve, it
should be undesignated, has steep slopes. Concern with including
Hewett (Newell?) Creek in an urban reserve as it cannot be urbanized.
Please reconsider this particular area and leave undesignated.
Could use conservation easements where necessary. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Doug Neeley, Commissioner, Oregon City |
| 2239 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 52: Did not testify; submitted
letter regarding support for rural designation for area 4I. Leave
area 4D undesignated. Rather than adding unanticipated urban
reserve areas to Clackamas County, consider reducing the total
no. of acres designated as urban reserve regionally. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: David Pollack |
| 2240 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 53: Adding urban reserve
area near Thatcher Rd, hwy 27 (area 7B) would allow for future
industrial and commerical growth. 213 acres industrial, plus
commercial and residential with some vegetative areas. Would
allow 1,600 dwelling units and 4,000 jobs. 7A area would be reduced.
Forest Grove has enough water to handle this growth, electricity
is already there. Would be in tandem with providing HCT to this
area. Wetlands, corridors can be protected within the urban reserve
designation. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mayor Peter Truax, City of Forest Grove |
| 2241 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 54: Regarding business development,
agrees that not enough attention given to business development
in this process; need land for best use for the business community.
Would like to see French Prairie as undesignated. See attached
testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dave Smith |
| 2242 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 56: Has Vanasche family
farm, 2000 acres of owned and leased land. Support ag and natural
resource coalition map. Washington County has lost 40% of its
agricultural base since 1970 based on ODA information; cannot
lose more farmland or we will lose support businesses, etc. Concerned
with foundation farmlands; would like to see all of them put
into rural reserves, especially north of Council Creek, and near
Hillsboro, Evergreen Rd area. these areas meet all factors for
rural designation, have best soils, have existing buffers, close
to UGB, do not meet the urban reserve factors. We ask cities
to conserve their lands for re-development as farmers are asked
to conserve their land. Land south and east of Cornelius is of
similar quality compared to north of Council Creek. North of
Cornelius: present buffer is at Sunset Hwy. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dave Vanasche, President of Washington County Farm Bureau |
| 2243 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 57: The ag and natural resource
map is a new idea. Washington County Farm Bureau talked about
using the area 6A, St. Mary's property (2,000 acres), for residential
but it could also be used for industrial. Washington County has
not taken this land seriously. Washington County wants to designate
too much urban land. Have they thought of new ideas? When will Washington County stop putting
10 acre buildings on a 100 acre site? Agriculture is a business
and needs to be supported. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Larry Duyck |
| 2244 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 59: 5E should be designated
rural reserve, along with undesignated area south (51 and 54).
Did not testify; see notes. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ron Johnson and Terry Ferrucci |
| 2245 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 60: Supports having rural
buffers between cities; would like to see Stafford designated
rural reserve. Leave as much land as possible in Washington and
Clackamas Counties undeveloped to act as a carbon sink and to
produce food. Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jan Castle |
| 2246 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 61: 95% of UGB undeveloped;
develop within the UGB, no growth outside until UGB is filled
at 90%. Per note on comment sheet Mr. Pryor did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Ken Pryor |
| 2247 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 62: Agricultural land protection;
did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Stephan Lashbrook |
| 2248 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 63: Stafford area should
be planned as one piece; Stafford area should be urban reserve.
Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Barry Mong |
| 2249 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 65: Area 41 (Pete's Mtn)
should be rural reserve. Did not testify. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Judy Messner |
| 2250 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 66: Pleased with Graham
Oak Natural Area. On Tonquin Rd, enjoys wetlands. All should
have access to natural areas. Protect Tonquin area as a rural
reserve. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Theonie Gilmore |
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| 2251 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 67: Areas A, B and C and
D should be allowed to retain rural character. Area is a good
buffer. Designating the above areas as urban will mean costs
will be passed along to citizens. We do not support excessive
growth that will change the character and liveabililty of our
area. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Gina Olson |
| 2252 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 68: Provided written testimony
addressing 8 factors for urban designation, and why the West
Linn Council supports a rural designation for the Stafford area.
Council voted unanimously for rural designation on March 23 and
July 27. Tax increases would not be approved in this economic
climate. Area 37 is one of six most difficult areas to serve
re: infrastructure. Many slopes in this area are in excess of
20% slope. See attached testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Terri Cummings, Councilor, West Linn |
| 2253 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 69: Spoke on the future
of energy prices and the cost of food. Oregon could re-invent
itself based on its agricultural heritage. Shared facts that
there is an increase in worldwide population. Average food travels
1,500 miles. 70% of food cost required by cost to produce it.
Peak oil production will occur in 2020. Need to save our local
farmland because of the above issues. See notes. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carol Montclair, Planning Commissioner, City of Wilsonville |
| 2254 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 70: Joins all three cities
in opposition to the urbanization of the Stafford area. See attached
testimony and Exhibit A and letter from Jack Hoffman, Lake Oswego
Mayor. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: John Surrett, LONAC |
| 2255 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 71: Canby resident voices
support for the north Canby area to be classified as undesignated.
This has been discussed since August of 2009. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Melinda Rose |
| 2256 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 72: Amateur economist asks
people to deeply consider how we can have an economy that works.
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TO: Metro Council
FROM: Phillip Marc Fabre |
| 2257 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 73: The City of Lake Oswego
does not support the urbanization of the Stafford Area. Their
aspirations focus on redeveloping their centers and corridors
and preserving neighborhood character. Would not be a wise use
of their taxpayers money; are not in a position to provide services
to the Stafford area. The City of Lake Oswego would support rural
designation, with some urban designation along the Borland Corridor,
but would require improvements along the I-205 corridor. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mary Olson, Councilor, City of Lake Oswego |
| 2258 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment: Has received many calls from
constituents to keep the Stafford area rural. Groups, whether
wanting rural or urban, have created a beautiful vision with
a rural character. How do we build this community to keep the
rural character alive? |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mayor Patti Galle, City of West Linn |
| 2259 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment: Area 4A should be designated
rural. Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Karen Weaber |
| 2260 |
1/21/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment: Area 4A and 4B should be designated
rural or undesignated. Did not testify. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Karyl Frazer |
| 2261 |
1/21/2010 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
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| 2262 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Area 9B has poor transportation circulation and no city
to provide services. None of the facts provided by the Multnomah
County CAC have been independently verified by Metro. Information
forwarded by Debra Johnson. |
TO: reserves, David Bragdon FROM: Carl N. Keseric |
| 2263 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Support the map proposed by a coalition of conservation
organizations and farming groups. Email sent to all Metro Councilors;
one copy retained for the record. |
TO: Carl Hosticka
FROM: Carol Turtle |
| 2264 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Opposed to the Strebin Farm being zoned Urban Reserves.
She is not the owner. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Norine Matthews |
| 2265 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Requests that you designate the area west of North Bethany
as Urban Reserve. |
TO: Reserves, [email protected] & Mike Dahlstrom
FROM: Bob Peterkort |
| 2266 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: In support of designating land which is set aside for
the Oregon Veterans Center, located on 51 acres in S. Washington
County, just north of the Mercedes Benz dealership in Wilsonville
and East of I-5 on Metro map area 4G-Urban ar Urban Reserves. |
TO: Rex Burkholder & Reserves FROM: Lauren Stoner |
| 2267 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: The latest map shows the area NE of Schaeffer and north
of Petes Mountain Rd. as undesignated, other than a small triangle
at the beginning of Petes Mountain Rd. Please leave that triangle
undesignated as well. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro System
Account, Charlotte Lehan, [email protected], [email protected],
Lynn Peterson, B. Audtin, J. Bernard, A. Liniger, [email protected],
[email protected], Reserves FROM: Betty Reynolds |
| 2268 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Area on the northeastern slope of Pete's Mountain, north
of SW Schaeffer Rd. is proposed undesignated as it does not meet
the factors for either designation. A small triangle of that
area at the eastern end of Petes Mountain Rd. is proposed as
Rural Reserve. Please include the triangle with the remainder
of the undesignated area. The land in the triangle is not suitable
for agriculture. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Metro Council
System Account, Charlotte Lehan, [email protected],
[email protected], , B. Austin, J. Bernard, A. Lininger,
[email protected],[email protected], Reserves
FROM: Kari and Dan Shanklin |
| 2269 |
1/22/2010 |
Letter: Agrees that gravel quarries such as CalPortland's Cobb
Rock (located at 21305 SW Koehler Rd.) site are left undesignated.
Suggests that known expansion areas for existing aggregate sites
should be treated the same as the existing site. They request
that the Wenzel/Tanabe expansion area remain undesignated on
the Reserve maps. |
TO: Resrves & Core 4 Reserves Steering Committee
FROM: Bob Short, CalPortland |
| 2270 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Upset because they waited 2 hours to speak at Open House
and were told that the committeemembers were not there to answer
questions. Concerned about House Bill 2229. Didn't say which
open house they attended. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Tom & Cheryl Edwards |
| 2271 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Urban Reserves - 185th Property in Washington County: Co-
owner of 129 acre parcel adjacent to 185th Ave., north of Portland
Community College. Wants her property to be Urban Reserve. Feels
that this property should eventually be in the Urban Growth Boundary
and be part of the North Bethany area. |
TO: Reserves, [email protected], Deborah Bogstad & Mike
Dahlstrom FROM: Sandra Laubenthal |
| 2272 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Lives in Rivermeade Community off the Tualatin river that
needs to be preserved in its current standards. There is wildlife
that comes and lives in the area that needs to be preserved. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Elaine Rank |
| 2273 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Corrected version of The Nature Conservacy's comments.
This version corrects a mistake in Paragraph 3 under 4, which
should read to the north and EAST (instead of west). Includes
Letter from The Nature Conservancyrom Russ Hoeflich. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette,
Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Jonathan Soll,
Jim Desmond, Russell Hoeflich & Curt Zonick FROM:
Dan Bell |
| 2274 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Urban rural comment: Owns 7 1/2 acres at 16151 S. Stolz
Rd, Oregon City, OR. Discovered per Metro's growth boundary
map the Urban Growth Boundary borders the west side of his property
and also includes Stolz Rd. up to the south border of his property.
Would like his property included in the Urban Growth Boundary,
so that when development does occur, he will be able to sell
his property for development. |
TO: Susan Patterson-Sale FROM:
Tom Horellou |
| 2275 |
1/22/2010 |
Letter, Re: Urban Reserves Area 8a; Letter submitted on behalf
of Sue Benyowitz, Ruth Ephrain and Beverly Blum, who jointly
own 90 acres in the Urban Reserves Area 8a, north of Hillsboro.
We ask you to stay the course, support the compromise, and to
designate area 8a north of Hillsboro as an Urban Reserve. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joseph Schaefer, Schwabe, Williamson and Wyatt |
| 2276 |
1/22/2010 |
Letter: Small group of landowners sandwiched between the Hillsboro
city limits and the Tualatin River. The total developable area
is less than 200 acres. It is currently zoned EFU and is proposed
to be in undesignated in the new Washington County maps (neither
urban nor Rural Reserves).Wants to be considered for the Urban
Reserves but feels that they aren't because of the small size
of their parcel. |
TO: Metro Reserves Steering Committee-Core 4 Members, Kathryn
Harrington, Charlotte Lehan, Jeff Cogan & Tom Brian
FROM: Fred Van
Domelen |
| 2277 |
1/22/2010 |
Letter: From the 9 state agencies involved in the Urban and Rural
Reserves planning effort as members of the Reserves Steering
Committee. This letter reaffirms earlier comments. The Urban
Growth Functional Plan will require concept planning as a precondition
to inclusion in the Urban Growth Boundary, and that this planning
will inform decision makers (public and private) about the projected
costs and means of financing urban development as these areas
are added to the region's urban area. Includes letter written
on 10/14/2009 to Reserves Steering Committee and Core 4 Members
which lists comments on the region's tentative proposals for
Urban and Rural Reserve designation. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington,Tom Brian,Charlotte Lehan & Jeff Cogan,
Mark Ellsworth
FROM: Richard Whitman,Katy Coba,Tim McCabe,Marvin Brown,Louise
Solliday,Matt Garrett,Dick Pedersen,Jeff Boechler & Phil Ward |
| 2278 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Parr Lumber Companies strong recommendation to include
all of the Stafford Triangle into Urban Reserve Status. Stafford
basin is prime land for development, soils not well suited for
agriculture and terrain well suited for housing, job growth and
high density housing with easy access to I205. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, David Bragdon, Carl Hosticka, Carlotta Collette
FROM: Brad Farmer, Parr Lumber |
| 2279 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Owner of 5 acre parcel within Stafford Triangle. Support
Urban Designation for all of Stafford area. Concerned that recent
map designates certain segments of Stafford as urban leaving
the rest as undesignated. |
To: Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM:
Marcia Janner |
| 2280 |
1/22/2010 |
Letter: Concerned that proposed map is not protective enough of
foundation farmland or natural areas. Urge committee to adopt
the alternative map: Agriculture and Natural Resources Coalition
Proposed Reserve Areas. Attached: Map titled "Natural Resources
Coalition Proposed Reserve Areas" dated January 11, 2010 |
TO: Reserves Steering Committee Core 4 Members
FROM: Andrea Durbin
and Allison Hensey, Oregon Environmental Council |
| 2281 |
1/22/2010 |
Email: Against consuming productive farmland and converting it
to non-farm uses in the name of economic development. The notion
that Oregon's economy is struggling because we have not made
enough farmland available for industrial development is ludicrous. |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Robert Liberty, Rod Park,
Carlotta Collette, Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, John Williams
FROM: Stephan Lashbrook |
| 2282 |
1/22/2010 |
Letter: Generally supports re-development or infill development
before new lands are converted, also see need for open space
and corridors within UGB to allow wildlife passage and habitat
provided for as envisioned in the regional intertwine collaboration.
Maps and comments included on the following areas: Area 1:
Support areas as Rural Reserve. Area 2: Strongly support option
as Rural Reserve. Area 3: No comment. Area 4: Change western
piece to Rural Reserve. Area to the north and east changed to
rural reserve. Area 5: No comment. Area 6: No comment. Area
7: Do not support inclusion of hte Shipley Creek Woodlands COA
into Urban Reserve. Area 8 and 9: No comment. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, David Bragdon, Robert Liberty, Rod Park,
Carlotta Collette, Rex Burkholder, Carl Hosticka, Jim Desmond
FROM: Russ Hoeflich, The Nature Conservancy |
| 2283 |
1/22/2010 |
Letter: Proposed Urban Reserves; Beaverton School District has
reviewed the Reserves proposal prepared by Metro and would like
to recommend one adjustment. Our school district has been investigating
land acquisition for construction of a future new school in the
SW area of our district to accommodate expected future growth
in the area. Addiing this small segment immediately to the south
of SW Scholls Ferry Rd.(see attachment) to the proposed Urban
Reserves would substantially improve our options for securing
a site of sufficient size to support a school. |
TO: Michael Jordan, Brent Curtis FROM: Richard Steinbrugge,
Beaverton School District |
| 2284 |
1/23/2010 |
Email: Area referred as North Hillsboro with the border being
Sunset Highway, also designated Urban Reserve area C.The Portland
metro area and Oregon don't have a current plan to provide for
growth except for this one. It should be implemented as it is
stated. Duplicate Emails also sent to Carlotta Collette and
David Bragdon. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Bev Blum |
| 2285 |
1/23/2010 |
Email: Feels that all the current rural land in the West Hills
should be protected as Rural Reserves. |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Jeanette and Bruce
Morrison |
| 2286 |
1/23/2010 |
Email: Lives at 29627 SE Lusted Rd., Gresham OR. Their property
borders the northern eage of section 1C. He would like to recommend
urban areas 1A and 1C not be considered as a future Urban Reserve.
Second reason for excluding areas 1A and 1C is that both areas
are inside the West of the Sandy River Transportation and Land
Use Plan. Inclusion of these two areas would violate the atated
goals, policies, strategies, not to mention the vision statement
of this plan. |
TO: Feedback
FROM: Sara and Peter Benfit |
| 2287 |
1/24/2010 |
Email: Supports the designation of region 3A as Rural Reserves
rather than Urban Reserves. |
TO: [email protected], Commissioners Lehan,Peterson,Austin,Lininger
and Bernard
FROM: Marty and Bob Wallauer |
| 2288 |
1/24/2010 |
Email: Please help stop Urban Resrve designation for the South
Borland corridor. Borland south of I-205 is still largely a
scenic, fertile unspoiled floodplain wrapping around the meandering
Tualatin River. It has ecologically important creeks, riparian
areas with rare species and native plants. |
TO: Charlotte Lehan, Lynn Petersen, Laura Dawson-Bodner and Tom
Matney FROM: Kathi Keller |
| 2289 |
1/25/2010 |
Memo: Competitive Market and Market Factor Approach to Large Industrial
Site Provision, from Johnson Reid, LLC |
TO: Patrick Ribellia
FROM: Bill Reid |
| 2290 |
1/25/2010 |
Email: Support the Agriculture and Natural Resource Coalition
Reserves Map. He believes that the economy and other factors
may change the rate of growth to less rather than more, so it's
foolish to destroy good farm and forest land for development
in any case. Duplicate Emails sent to all councilors and David
Bragdon. 1 copy kept in file. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Alice Speers |
| 2291 |
1/25/2010 |
Email: Submission of attached letter; attachment missing |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Bob Short |
| 2292 |
1/25/2010 |
Email: Concerned that the Borland Corridor 4C-especially the area
South of I-205 that directly impacts Willamette - has been wrongly
designated urban. Stafford discussions have overlooked the very
real threat that urban designation of South Borland poses to
West Linn. Also following up on a question to her about density
intensification during her testimony at 1/21/2010 reserves hearing
in Wilsonville. |
TO: Tom Matney, Metro Council System Account,[email protected];
Patti Galle,[email protected], and Teri Cummings
FROM: Midge
Pierce |
| 2293 |
1/25/2010 |
Email: Resident of Bethany area. Concerned about the future development
north of us and what it will do to our infrastructure. Includes
attached form letter: Re: Consider the livability of over 65,000
residents living north of 26 in Unincorporated Washington County. |
TO: Reserves,[email protected],[email protected],Mike
Dahlstrom
FROM: Debra Priedhorsky |
| 2294 |
1/25/2010 |
Form Letter: Includes January 24, 2010 letter in regard to the
Urban and Rural Reserves process to ask you to please consider
the livability of over 65,000 residents living north of 26 in
Unincorporated Washington County. Includes 21 letters. |
TO: Reserves,[email protected],[email protected],Mike
Dahlstrom |
| 2295 |
1/25/2010 |
Email: Undesignated for area 7, North Stafford. Regarding the
Stafford area north of the Tualatin River: as land diminishes
into urbanization, quality of life diminishes-do what Portland
has done well. Concentrate on concentrating in developed areas
and leave what little space is available away from commercialization. |
TO: Reserves
FROM:David Burch |
| 2296 |
1/25/2010 |
Email: Property located at 28577 SE Herd Lane, Hillsboro, is included
in Rural Reserve area 5C. He believes that designation is inconsistent
with both the statutory and administrative requirements for inclusion
of land into a rural reserve designation. |
TO: Reserves, Tom Brian& Andy Duyck FROM: Dave Hunnicutt |
| 2297 |
1/25/2010 |
FAX: Section 4A, His land-Approximately 14 acres was purchased
in 1971 and zoned R30. We have since been devalued to EFU20
without any compensation. Lives on Bergis Road and wants to
be put into the Urban Reserve. (Fax was very light so had some
problems reading it) |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bernard Albers |
| 2298 |
1/25/2010 |
Letter: Would like to convince you to support the Hosticka/Bragdon
map of Urban and Rural Reserves.A point he would like to make
is that our laws in regards to the environment are stronger than
any county laws or rules and I believe stronger than most communities
in Clackamas County. He has been disappointed by environmental
groups not comparing regulations or communities, counties, and
their practices before making decisions about what plan to support. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Bill Bash, Mayor of Cornelius |
| 2299 |
1/26/2010 |
Email: Concerned that you are endorsing the Urban Reserve option
which severly limits our opportunities for employment growth.
Refers to the PBA retreat last week and the presentation from
Tim Dur, economist from UO. Washington County has demonstrated
they can attract exactly the kind of business growth that we
need to reverse this awful pattern, and by restricting their
successful outcomes is economic suicide. Please reconsider your
choice. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Randy Miller |
| 2300 |
1/26/2010 |
Email: Member of Westside Economic Alliance and is concerned that
Metro planners are setting aside only 24,000 new acres for urbanization,
while potentially placing 224,000 acres off limits to development.
While this may sound attractive to those focused on restricting
our urban footprint, in practice it would require wholesale redevelopment
of existing neighborhoods and high density development of new
areas, This is neither feasible nor desirable. We would encourage
the Council to press for a substantial increase in developable
lands that can accommodate ruture growth without destroying existing
neighborhoods and dramatically increasing our cost of living.
(Letters sent to both councilors 1 copy kept in file) |
TO: Rex Burkholder & Rod Park FROM: Malcom McIver |
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| 2301 |
1/26/2010 |
Email: Includes Powerpoint: Study by the Winrock Foundation,
titled Small Farms are Crucial to the Portland Metropolitan Economy.
She originally testified at Metro about the relationship between
regional economic competitiveness and preserving rural land for
farming. Is concerned that Gales Creek Valley is not a Rural
Reserve on most of the maps (the exception being the ag and natural
resource coalition map). Feels that the valley is already subject
to a lot of housing development pressure and should be a Rural
Reserve. |
TO: Jeff Cogen, Michael Jordan, Laura Masterson & Robert Liberty
FROM: Anne Berblinger |
| 2302 |
1/26/2010 |
Email: Wants your support for the map proposed by a coalition
of conservation organizations and farming groups. Believes that
this map is a better pland for the region. (Copy of this Email
sent to all councilors. 1 copy kept in file) |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Joanne Arnst |
| 2303 |
1/27/2010 |
Email: Includes map of what the Rural Reserve area north of North
Plains should look like with corrected boundaries. Please note
the area south of North Plains labeled 8D. Have made corrections
to the map there as well. We are trying to keep the rest of
the area 8D as undesignated so that we can negotiate with Washington
County as promised. |
TO: David Bragdon,Rod Park,Carlotta Collette,Carl Hosticka, Kathryn
Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Marcia Sinclair,
Metro Council System Account and [email protected]
FROM: David Hatcher, Mayor of North Plains |
| 2304 |
1/27/2010 |
Email: Subject: Thoughts on Cornelius; Includes Cornelius Reserves
Discussion Area 2 map and Concept for Cornelius document. He
has the bias of attempting to convert the natural areas (non
developable not limited to wetlands, stream corridors, flood
plains) legitimately utilizing park SDC's and or other exactions,
generated from development in the balance of the area. It is
his contention these fragile lands are best protected in public
domain rather than following the current practice of leaving
them in private holdings. If we follow that concept it matters
not whether they are designed as Urban or Rural. Discussion
document talks about the map and his thoughts. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Jim Irvine |
| 2305 |
1/27/2010 |
Email: Rural Reserves-Springville Lane, Mercy Corp-Sent Email
dated 4/28/2009 from David Beller and sent to Charles Beasley.
Re: Support for the preservation of open space and agricultural
production in the Springville Lane area as part of the review
of Rural Reserves. |
TO: Metro Council System Account-Rural Reserves
FROM: Greg Malinowski |
| 2306 |
1/27/2010 |
Email: Includes petition from Rivermeade Community Association.
They strongly urge the Washington County Department of Land
Use & Development to exclude this area from further consideration
as part of any proposed Urban Reserve. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Richard Werth,Jack Burgess,Henel Henderson,Yvonne
Hoakstra & Karl Swanson |
| 2307 |
1/27/2010 |
Email: In support of your designating the 3F area as urban reserve.
Has always supported including this area in future urban growth
and will continue to support it. Lives on Beavercreek Road. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Cheryl Croft Bennett |
| 2308 |
1/27/2010 |
Letter: Springville Road is a rural community interfacing an urban
area and Forest Park and does not want to be changed or placed
in anything but left alone and conserved for what it is: Farm/Rural |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Tom and Maria Hamann |
| 2309 |
1/27/2010 |
Email: Subject: Help protect farmland in the Metro area; Suggestions
from Onward Oregon. Asking you to contact your county commissioners
to support the coalition's (which consists of farming and conservation
organizations) proposal. |
TO: Jim Middaugh FROM:
The team at Onward Oregon, Lenny Dee |
| 2310 |
1/27/2010 |
Letter from Sherwood Schools: Subject: City of Sherwood Urban
Reserves; The district believes that Area 4 represents the minimum
amount of land needed to the southeast of Sherwood to allow for
adequate choice in public school siting. Therefore, the district
respectfully requests that the Core 4 add Area 4 to the final
Urban Reserves inventory. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington,Carl Hosticka, Charlotte Lehan,Keith Mays
and Jim Patterson
FROM: Dan C. Jamison, Superintendent, Sherwood
School District |
| 2311 |
1/27/2010 |
Email: Regarding proposed urban reserve designation for the area
west of 137th, east of Roy Rogers, south of Beef Bend Rd, and
north of the Tualatin River, the writer requests that the area
be given a rural reserve designation instead. Includes email
from Karl Swanson dated Jan 26, 2010. |
TO: [email protected], Carl Hosticka, Tom Brian, [email protected],
Steve Kelley FROM: Mike Meyer |
| 2312 |
1/27/2010 |
Packet: Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) , including:
* Agenda
* Memo
from Shane Bemis Re: Discussion of urban and rural reserves at
Jan. 27 and Feb. 10 meetings, dated 1/20/2010
* Memo from Andy Cotugno and Robin McArthur
to Shane Bemis Re:Discussion of urban and rural reserves at Jan.
27 and Feb. 10 MPAC meetings, dated 1/19/2010
* Core 4 Reserve Status, dated 1/11/2010; Urban
Reserve Proposal for Public Comment
* Draft
5, January 6, 2010 Intergovernmental Agreement between Metro
and XXXX County to adopt Urban and Rural Reserves
* Map: Urban and Rural Reserves Regional
Map * Meeting handout: Map: Comparison of Reserves Maps: Core 4 Map,
Agriculture and Natural Resources Coalition Map, 1/26/2010 -
Draft * Meeting handout: Chart: Core 4 and AG/Nat Res
Coalition Map Data * Meeting
handout: Map: Liberty/Park/Burkholder, 12/15/2009
* Meeting handout: Chart: Comparison of Hosticka/Bragdon
and Liberty/Park/Burkholder Reserves Proposals: Impacts on Farmland
* Meeting handout: Clackanomah,
Damascus/Estacada, Greater Oregon City, Stafford/Canby, Southwest
Region, West/Central Washington County, West Washington County,
North Washington County and West Multnomah County publications
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1/27/2010 |
Meeting Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee |
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| 2314 |
1/28/2010 |
Email: Re: Message he left to try to understand the significance
of land which is not a Rural Reserve or an Urban Reserve. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Dan Green |
| 2315 |
1/28/2010 |
Letter: Re: Rural Reserves-West Hills Planning Areas 5, 6 and
7; Represents the Forest Park Neighborhood Assoication and urging
you and the Board of Commissioners to change the decision it
made on December 10, 2009 and to designate all of Multnomah County
Areas 5, 6, and 7 (now called Area 9 by Metro) as Rural Reserves.
All of these areas meet the criteria for Rural Reserve designation,
based on natural landscape features and do not meet the criteria
for Urban Reserves. They should all be assigned a Rural Reserve
designation. |
TO: Jeff Cogan,Ted Wheeler, Multnomah County Commissioners, Metro
Council President and Councilors, Core 4, Sam Adams and Amanda
Fritz FROM: Daniel Kearns,
Reeve Kearns Attorneys at Law |
| 2316 |
1/28/2010 |
Letter: Own a 140 acre parcel of land that is south of Forest
Grove. It is identified on Metro's map as 7E. At present, we
are farming the land, but are in favor of it being brought into
the Urban Reserve. |
TO: David Bragdon FROM:
Hally L. & Mary J. Haworth |
| 2317 |
1/28/2010 |
Email: Form letter asking you to use urban and rural reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (Letter
sent to all councilors. 1 copy kept in file) |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Elise C. Shearer |
| 2318 |
1/31/2010 |
Email: Form letter asking you to use urban and rural reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (Letter
sent to all councilors. 1 copy kept in file) |
To: Rod Park
FROM: Beth Mihm |
| 2319 |
2/1/2010 |
Packet: Metro Policy Advisory Committee, including:
* Agenda
* Memo from John Williams, dated 1/29/2010
Re: January 27 MPAC actions on reserve areas
*Urban
and Rural Reserves Regional Map |
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| 2320 |
2/1/2010 |
Minutes: Metro Policy Advisory Committee |
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| 2321 |
2/2/2010 |
Email: Supports farmers' and conservation groups' recommendations
on areas that should be protected as rural lands; regrets that
prime farmland in Bonny Slope area was urbanized. |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Laura Dawson-Bodner, John Williams,
Marcia Sinclair, Ray Valone, Tim O'Brien, Sandra Kallestad-Smith,
Jessica Martin
FROM: John Witte |
| 2322 |
2/2/2010 |
Email: Received some disturbing news that Mayor Bash and Councilor
Dalin of Cornelius are claiming that all the landowners north
of Council Creek want to sell. Council Creek provides an obvious,
natural, beautiful boundary separating the urban and rural population.
The area north of Council Creek in Cornelius must be designated
as Rural Reserves. We encourage Cornelius city planners to fully
utilize land they already have available. |
TO:[email protected], Reserves,Tom Brian.Charlotte
Lehan,[email protected], Kathryn Harrington,[email protected]
FROM: Melissa Jacobsen |
| 2323 |
2/2/2010 |
Email: It is more important now than ever that we ensure the protection
of more rural reserves and promote smart growth within the Urban
Gtrowth Boundary. Lives in Washington County and urges you to
limit and reduce the amount of urban reserves created to ensure
a bright future. |
TO:[email protected], Reserves,Tom Brian.Charlotte
Lehan,[email protected], Kathryn Harrington,[email protected]
FROM: Devin Dimeo-Ediger |
| 2324 |
2/2/2010 |
Email: Supports the famers and conservation groups recommendations
on which areas of the metro region should be protected as rural
lands off limits to urban development. |
TO: Metro Council System Account,Laura Dawson-Bodner,John Williams,Marcia
Sinclair,Ray Valone,Tim O'Brien & Sandra Kallestad-Smith
FROM: John Witte Ph.D |
| 2325 |
2/2/2010 |
Email: Please designate all of Area 9 as Rural Reserves. Area
9 has poor urban potential as there is no high capacity corridor
planned for this area, and the high infrastructure cost to develop
should be a major factor and concern. As a result, he supports
the Ag and Natural Resources Coalition Reserves Map. |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Reserves
FROM: Kevin O'Donnell |
| 2326 |
2/3/2010 |
Email: Please designate all of Area 9 in the West Hills as Rural
Reserve to protect close-in farms, forests, and natural resources. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: John Telford |
| 2327 |
2/3/2010 |
Email: Wants to see all of area 9 designated rural reserve. Also
supports the Ag and Natural Reseouce Coalition Reserves map. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Mary Telford |
| 2328 |
2/3/2010 |
Email: 35 year resident of Hillsboro, she strongly urges you
to keep the wonderful farm land in Washington County as EFU,
now and in the future. We have some of the world's most prime
farm land for farming. Strongly urges you not to include prime
farm land in the Urban Growth Reserves. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Kathleen Hanna |
| 2329 |
2/3/2010 |
Email: Urges support of the Proposed Reserves Areas Map dated,
January 11, 2010, as prepared by the Agriculture and Natural
Resources Coalition. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Jerry Martin |
| 2330 |
2/3/2010 |
Email: In favor of designating the west hills, area 1 or 9a,9b,&9c
as Urban Reserve. Designating the west hills area as Urban Reserve
will force Metro to plan improved transportation routes to the
northern Hillsboro industrial area from North Portland, This
is especially important becaure the St. Johns area has experienced
an exceptionally high rate of business failure and exodus. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Dale Burger |
| 2331 |
2/5/2010 |
Email: Letter attached Re: Concerns about the possibility of the
Urban Growth Boundary expanding into the farms, forests and wild
areas we have left here in Sherwood. Please carefully consider
your decision about expanding the Urban Growth Boundary in Sherwood.
Keep all of the area in 5B as a Rural Reserve. Allow future
generations of Sherwood children the opportunity to breathe in
the air in the woods. |
TO: John Williams, Tom Brian, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington
and Carlotta Collette
FROM: Janet Bechtold, Refuge Club Advisor, Sherwood
School District |
| 2332 |
2/5/2010 |
Email: Letter attached Re: Concerns about the possibility of Sherwood's
Urban Growth Boundary expanding into the viable farmland, healthy
creeksheds and noted wildlife habitat. The Chicken Creek area
is well known as one of Sherwood's treasures. This area has
been identified by Metro as having high value for wildlife habitat.
There is no substantiated justification for moving the UGB up
against that, particularly given the well studied connections
between the environmental health and economic health of a community.
Please put all of 5B in a rural reserve. |
TO: John Williams, Tom Brian, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington
and Carlotta Collette
FROM: Lisa Jo Frech & Fmily McBride, Raindrops to Refuge |
| 2333 |
2/5/2010 |
Email: Please leave the section 1F region currently in an option
status as a rural reserve. Appreciates the Agricultural and
Natural Resources Coalition map. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Kress Drew |
| 2334 |
2/5/2010 |
Email: Would recommend that the left section of 5A and all of
5B not be included in the Urban Growth Boundaries. These areas
are essential to preserving creeksheds such as Chicken Creek,
which serve as habitat for native plants and animals. If we
push the Urban Growth Boundary in this particular direction we
will do a tremendous disservice to Sherwood. This natural area
is important for us now, and for our future generations. Also
includes reply Email from John Williams, dated 2/6/2010. (Includes
a quote from the Raindrops to Refuge website.) |
TO: John Williams
FROM: Emily Schultz. |
| 2335 |
2/5/2010 |
Email: Attended Metro open house in Washington County on January
16, 2010. Would vote with the Coalition to keep more rural farmland
in Washington County. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Bev Aldrich |
| 2336 |
2/5/2010 |
Letter: In support of the Washington County Farm Bureau's concerns
regarding the overapplication of Urban Reserves in Washington
County; specifically the large designations currently identified
on the MPAC map as 7C Urban and 8C Urban. They support Washington
County Farm Bureau's request that these areas be reduced in acreage
(for example, no urban designation above Council Creek), or if
a proportionate volume of acreage is needed for future urbanization,
the acreage in these areas should be allocated elsewhere.Also
emailed to Marcia Sinclair, Shawn Cleave |
TO: Metro Councilors, Reserves Core 4 Members
FROM: Mike Dillard,
Multnomah County Farm Bureau |
| 2337 |
2/5/2010 |
Email: Response to Tom Brian regarding a map from the NRCS soil
survey with lines showing Tualatin Riverkeepers' recommendations
for reserves in area 5B. Keep urban reserves in the southern
area to avoid the floodplain of Chicken Creek and areas that
are more difficult to develop. Areas 5D and 5E are better areas
for urbanization than crossing the Chicken Creek floodplain. |
TO: Tom Brian, John Williams, Keith Mays, L J Frech, Ron Garst,
Sue Marshall, Carl Hosticka, Chris and Margot, Ramsay Weit, Kathryn
Harrington
FROM: Brian Wegener, Tualatin Riverkeepers |
| 2338 |
2/5/2010 |
Letter: Farms 1000 acres in grass seed and wheat production along
NW West Union road from Jackson Quarry road to 185th Ave. Recommends
that all land along West Union road, from NW Dick road on the
west, to 185th avenue on the east, be brought into the Urban
Reserves. This is no longer productive farm land and I urge
you to consider this land for development, whether Urban Reserves
or Light Industrial. |
TO: Tom Brian, Core 4 Members, FROM: Alan Schaaf |
| 2339 |
2/6/2010 |
Email: Wants your support to protect the Tualatin River National
Wildlife Refuge as well as the Cooper Mountain, Waibel Creek,
Chicken Creek, the Tonquin Geologic Area, and Dairy-McKay - Council
Creek Confluences. We ask that you exercise a strong stewardship
role to uphold and follow the factors in the Oregon Administrative
Rules that protect our natural landscape features with Rural
Reserves designation. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Wilma and Joel McNulty |
| 2340 |
2/6/2010 |
Email: Opposed to urban development in the North Bethany area.
This area should be designated a rural reserve. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Phyllis (PJ) Blankenbaker |
| 2341 |
2/7/2010 |
Email: Wants to know to know why everything in Boskey Dell is
included in Urban Reserve status except his properties. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Scott Meyers |
| 2342 |
2/7/2010 |
Email: Requests that you please support Urban Reseves for Cornelius
only if the Urban Reserves stay south of Council Creek. Her
personal experience of growing up in rural Oregon near the urban
edge, was well as her professional experience working in sustainable
food systems has illuminated the dire need for our region, to
prioritize the preservation and protection of our rural lands.
Please commit to supporting our local farms and food systems,
maintaining important natural areas, and building great communities
in our existing urban centers. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Katie Pearmine |
| 2343 |
2/7/2010 |
Email: Urges you to protect foundation farmland, especially in
the Tualatin Valley. Strongly supports Urban Reserves for Cornelius,
only if they are south of Council Creek. I hope we can find
a way to preserve these areas, that once paved over, will never
return to what they were. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Katherine Deumling |
| 2344 |
2/8/2010 |
Email: Strongly supports designation of area 9B as urban reserve.
Properties along Lower Springville Rd. are a 10 minute walk to
Bethany Village Town Center and are not foundation agricultural
lands. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Hank Skade |
| 2345 |
2/8/2010 |
Email: 20 year resident strongly supports designation of urban
reserve for area 9B. Their property is not considered foundation
agricultural land. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Dorothy Partlow |
| 2346 |
2/8/2010 |
Email: Resident of downtown Hillsboro is concerned and asks that
MPAC recommendations that areas around Banks and North Plains
be designated as rural reserves be adopted, that MPAC recommendations
to designate rural reserves for the 60 acres northwest of US
26 and Helvetia Rd and area 9 Rd be adopted and leave area 8B
as undesignated. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Philippe Mazaud |
| 2347 |
2/8/2010 |
Email:Take heed of the attached; once it's gone, nature can never
win it back. Includes news article South Borland is best kept rural by Midge Pierce. |
TO: Laura Dawson-Bodner, Metro Council System Account, & [email protected]
FROM: [email protected] |
| 2348 |
2/8/2010 |
Packet: Reserves Core 4, including:
* Agenda
* Memorandum: Reserves Core 4 meeting - January 11
action items and (draft) meeting summary, dated January 14, 2010
* Map: Urban and rural reserves
regional map * Core
4 reserves status, January 11, 2010
* Draft 7, February 1, 2010 Intergovernmental
Agreement between Metro and Clackamas County to adopt urban and
rural reserves, including Exhibit B to Agreement between Metro
and Clackamas County: Principles for Concept Planning of Urban
Reserves * Draft 6, February
1, 2010 Intergovernmental Agreement between Metro and Multnomah
County to adopt urban and rural reserves
* Draft 6, February 1, 2010 Intergovernmental Agreement
between Metro and Washington County to adopt urban and rural
reserves Meeting handouts:
* Draft 8, February 4, 2010 Intergovernmental Agreement
between Metro and Clackamas County to adopt urban and rural reserves,
including Exhibit B to Agreement between Metro and Clackamas
County: Principles for Concept Planning of Urban Reserves
* Draft 7, February 4, 2010
Intergovernmental Agreement between Metro and Multnomah County
to adopt urban and rural reserves, Exhibit B to Agreement between
Metro and Multnomah County: Principles for Concept Planning of
Urban Reserves
* Draft 7, February 4, 2010 Intergovernmental
Agreement between Metro and Washington County to adopt urban
and rural reserves * URR Core 4 Review
Draft 2 (2/8/10) Public comment report, Phase 4 - January 2010
* Core 4 reserves status, February
8, 2010 * Map:
Core 4 Urban and rural reserves proposal, 02/08/10 draft
* Spreadsheet: Urban and rural reserves - public
comments Jan 11-22, 2010 |
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| 2349 |
2/8/2010 |
Minutes: Reserves Core 4 |
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| 2350 |
2/9/2010 |
Email: Exchange between Karl Swanson and Carl Hosticka from January
26 to February 9, 2010 and including an August 31, 2009 email
to Washington County, the latter regarding the reserves flawed
public process. Email exchange between Karl and Carl is about
CPO 4K member desires to have the area south of Beef Bend, east
of Roy Rogers and north of the Tualatin River designated as a
rural reserve, their vocal opposition for the past 20+ years
to annexation by King City and the lack of response they have
recieved from Washington County. |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Tom Brian, Steve Kelley
FROM: Karl
Swanson |
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| 2351 |
2/9/2010 |
Email: Do what's best for Metro and especially for Cornelius;
don't even think of destroying the land beyond the Council Creek
line. The future economy is knowledge-based, about sustainability
and requires food and water. This is a food security issue. Over
90% of all jobs in Oregon are in extremely small companies. Large
manufacturing jobs left the country two decades ago. |
TO: [email protected], [email protected], Kathryn
Harrington, Jeff Stone, Richard Meyer
FROM: Tim Davis |
| 2352 |
2/9/2010 |
Email: Please protect important natural features within the Tualatin
Valley. Non of the following should be in Urban Reserves. They
should be in the regional Rural Reserves. Tonquin Geologic Area,
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, Cooper Mountain, Waibel
Creek, Chicken Creek and the Dairy-McKay0Council Creek confluences. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington & Carlotta Collette
FROM: Kathy Newcomb |
| 2353 |
2/9/2010 |
Email: Please designate the area north of Council Creek as a Rural
Reserve. Its in the heart of Tualatin Valley farming. Designating
it as an Urban Reserve will inevitably lead to infrastructure
improvements that will increase conflicts for local farmers.
Also includes reply from Carlotta Collette |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Beverly Stein |
| 2354 |
2/9/2010 |
Email: Thank you for supporting Rural Reserves for areas 9C and
9F in Area 9 of the west hills. They are vital to keeping farms
and forests near our urban center. Please continue and include
9B in that Rural Reserve too. |
TO: [email protected],[email protected],[email protected],[email protected],[email protected],Jeff
Cogen,Sam Adams,[email protected] & Reserves
FROM: Leslie
Hildula & Steve Miller |
| 2355 |
2/9/2010 |
Email: Lives in Area 9 and feels that all Area 9 should be a Rural
Reserve. Area 9 is a place of environmental, recreational and
cultural importance for Portland. Undesignated is tantamount
to an Urban Reserve as the developers will pressure this area
at every opportunity. |
TO: [email protected], Jeff Cogen, district [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected],[email protected],
[email protected], Reserves, Metro Council System
Account
FROM: Pen Barnes |
| 2356 |
2/9/2010 |
Email: Subject: Protect West Hills from Urban Development; includes
Email sent to Forest Park Neighborhood Assn. on February 3, 2010
from Dharshini Pillai. Opposed to new urban development in our
area. All our rural and natural resources should be preserved
as they are. |
TO: [email protected]; [email protected];
[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]
and Metro Council System Account FROM: Jerry Grossnickle |
| 2357 |
2/9/2010 |
Agenda: Metro Council Work Session
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| 2358 |
2/9/2010 |
Metro Council Packet Attachment to the Public Record No. 020910cw-5:
Core 4 Reserves Status, Feb 8, 2010 |
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| 2359 |
2/9/2010 |
Metro Council Packet Attachment to the Public Record No. 020910cw-
6: Map: Core 4 Proposal Urban and Rural Reserves, 020810 - draft |
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| 2360 |
2/9/2010 |
Metro Council Packet Attachment to the Public Record No. 020910cw-
7: Draft 7 February 4, 2010 Intergovernmental Agreement between
Metro and Washington County to adopt Urban and Rural Reserves |
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| 2361 |
2/9/2010 |
Minutes: Metro Council Work Session
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| 2362 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Appreciates Rex's stand on the urban and rural reserve
process. Spoke with Jim Johnson and his areas of greatest concern
from a strictly agricultural perspective are North Hillsboro,
especially the part that extends north of Waibel Creek all the
way to Hwy 26, the undesignated areas around North Plains, Banks
and the Helvetia area, the "option" area north of Cornelius (Council
Creek) and the lands adjacent to Troutdale. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Lynn Youngbar |
| 2363 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Thanks to Rex for his support, urges him to stay strong
working with Washington County on the IGA. People making the
decisions on land to become urban reserves have never worked
in high-tech and are basing assumptions on 1980's model of industrial
spawl and too much time with developers. Washington County and
City of Hillsboro making flawed assumptions about their high-tech
needs.Attachment missing. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Charry Amabisca |
| 2364 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Form letter asking you to use urban and rural reserves
to protect valuable farmland, reduce our carbon emissions, build
efficient infrastructure and support vibrant city centers. (Letter
sent to all councilors. 1 copy kept in file) |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Caprice Lavallee |
| 2365 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: North of Council Creek is area of concern for Washington
County farmers; draws attention to the DJC article (included).
Anything north of Council Creek could render a lawsuit. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Jeff Stone |
| 2366 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Petition including original testimony and letter signed
by 31 people in area 9B (NW Springville Rd, NW Springville Lane and NW Cherrio Lane). Petitioner states that UR1 (area 7) should not be leftundesignated.
The area supports tree farms, organic farms and CSA gardens as
well as provides a buffer for sensitive wildlife habitats. There
is no public transportation and development costs would be high.
Information was originally presented to Metro Council meeting
on December 17, 2009. See attached letters to Metro Council from
Kirk Andrews (dated Dec 17, 2009) and Multnomah County Commissioners
(no date). |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Susan Goldfield Andrews |
| 2367 |
2/10/2010 |
Letter: Re: Latest Core 4 map as of Feb. 8, 2010 has slightly
expanded the undesignated around the Baker Rock Resources Quarry
located at 21880 SW Farmington Road and Cal/Portland's Cobb Rock
Quarry at 21305 SE Koehler Rd.We believe this to be an excellent
decision. The recent refinement of undesignated manages the
concerns of future known Quarry expansion to the South, but leaves
Baker Rock Resources with known expansion properties in the Rural
Reserve path along the western edge of Clark Hill Road. Properties
both north and south of the Green Slope Road area are properties
either held by Baker Rock resources or under option/consideration
for future known expansion. Baker Rock Resources respectfully
requests inclusion of the above described properties as undesignated
in the final UR/RR maps. |
TO: Core 4 Steering Committee & Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Keith E. Peal, Director
of Marketing & Sales |
| 2368 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Concern regarding planning issues in Bonny Slope East and
request that he be notified if there are additional meetings
or public comment on this area. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: John Orlando |
| 2369 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Wants you to include area 9B as Rural Reserves. The area
is home to a variety of native birds and wildlife. The surrounding
area has developed quickly over the past years and we need to
slow this growth down. |
TO: Reserves, [email protected], Jeff Cogan, Metro Council
System Account & [email protected] FROM:
Avi Huelskamp |
| 2370 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Please designate all of Area 9 as Rural Reserves. All
of area 9 meets the criteria for rural reserves. Area 9 has
poor urban potential as there is no high capacity corridor planned
for this area. |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Reserves, Metro Council System Account, Jeff Cogan, [email protected]
& Sam Adams
FROM: Kevin O'Donnell |
| 2371 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: In favor of having area 9B as a Rural Reserve only. Please
help contain the pollution, conserve the wildlife, and help the
next generation avail and enjoy the beauty and tranquility that
our generation has experienced. |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Reserves, Metro Council System Account, Jeff Cogan,
FROM: T. Mukundan |
| 2372 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Please designate Area 9B as Rural Reserve during the upcoming
negotiations between Metro and the 3 counties. Designating Area
9B (Springville "L") in the West Hills as Rural Reserve will
avoid creating unsolvable traffic problems, and spending an extraordinary
amount of money that could better serve the needs of many more
people elsewhere. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: John Telford |
| 2373 |
2/10/2010 |
Email: Subject: Area 9B; The idea to designate area 9B as an urban
one would be one that should be thoroughly discussed so that
it would not be to the detriment of the humans around, but to
the flora and fauna around. Firmly believes that sound decisions
would be arrived at in favor of having area 9B as a rural reserve
only. Please help contain the pollution, conserve the wildlife
around, and help the next generation avail and enjoy the beauty
and tranquility that our generation has experienced. |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Reserves, Metro Council System Account, [email protected]
& Jeff Cogan
FROM: T. Mukundan |
| 2374 |
2/11/2010 |
Email: Subject Area 9B does poorly on urban factors; Please make
Area 9B a Rural Reserve. Wants to add 2 more items to letter
he submitted at sign-in during public comment. 1. He expects
no financial gain or loss as a result of Area 9B being urban
or rural. 2. Recommends a 30 minute driving tour of Area 9B.
(Includes a copy of his testimony to Multnomah County and a
map showing Area 9B). |
TO: [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Reserves, Metro Council System Account, Jeff Cogan, [email protected]
& Sam Adams
FROM: Kevin O'Donnell |
| 2375 |
2/11/2010 |
Email: Regarding South Cooper Mountain area; the THPRD Board was
unanimous in saying that if the Core 4 draft map can be revised,
the area's designation should be changed to reflect the MPAC
recommendation. Urban development should be focused along the
north side of Scholls Ferry Rd, central part east of 175th Ave.
should be undesignated, and West of 175 Ave. should be designated
rural. Contains response from Tom Brian as to why this would
not be possible. |
TO: Tom Brian, Kathryn Harringtno, Dennis Doyle, Larry Pelatt
FROM: Doug Menke, Tualatin Hills Parks and
Recreation District |
| 2376 |
2/12/2010 |
Email: Working toward a solution in Stafford; Although Tualatin
has withdrawn their desire to serve the Borland area, the writer
is hopeful that TDRs can be implemented in this area. Perhaps
this is the time to re-examine Goal 5, to consider extending
the offer to purchase Transferable Development Rights (TDRs)
from all Measure 49 claimants in all the EFU lands that Metro
seeks to include in the Urban Reserve.This would have to be a
cooperative step, and if not financially possible, Metro could
leave those areas undesignated at this time. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Molly Ellis, Stafford
Hamlet Board |
| 2377 |
2/12/2010 |
Letter: Regarding request for notice of designation of rural and
urban reserves; exception land parcel adjacent to UGB and adjacent
to Intel site believed to be mistakenly proposed for rural reserve
designation. Firm represents Steve and Kelli Bobosky, owners
of a 10 acre property at 21393 NW West Union Rd. See letter and
attachments including 10 maps, 2 letters and 1 email. |
TO: Tom Brian, Brent Curtis, Kathryn Harrington and John Williams,
Dick Benner, Chris Gilmore, Steve Kelly, Ray Valone
FROM:
Wendie L. Kellington, Attorney at Law |
| 2378 |
2/14/2010 |
Email: Please support small urban reserves and large, close-in
rural reserves because our region is under supplied in farm lands
to support the people in the Portland Metropolitan area. The
Portland area needs to preserve its rural periphery, because
the future trends of rising fuel prices and reduced carbon emissions
require more local food and less industrial food production. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Elizabeth Graser-Lindsey |
| 2379 |
2/14/2010 |
Email: Reserves Insight: exchange between Paul H. Whitney and
Carl Hosticka from February 14 to February 15, 2010 commenting
on an attached email dated February 14 from Brian Wegener containing
comments from Farmer Laura on the excess of urban reserves in
Washington County and lack of protection for farmlands. The email
exchange refers to the process, resource protection, Goal 5 resources
and the SB 100 process. |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Brian Wegener, [email protected], Ron Garst,
Chris and Margot, Chris Neamtzu, Dick Schouten, [email protected],
Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette, David Bragdon, [email protected],
Rex Burkholder, Rod Park FROM: Paul H.
Whitney |
| 2380 |
2/15/2010 |
Email and letter: Representing Tim O'Callaghan who owns 58 acres
of property at 6955 and 7235 NW 185 Ave. His property was originally
recommended for an urban designation but changed to rural in
December. Jim Park's property, next to Tim's and also necessary
for the CWS sewer line, is still in an urban designation. He
doesn't understand why this happended, although it may have to
do with a misunderstanding of whether he was willing to dedicate
an easement for the Clean Water Services' sewer line to North
Bethany. See attached maps. |
TO: Tom Brian, Members of the Commission, Tim O'Callaghan, Brent
Curtis, Joanne Rice, with email copy to Carlotta Collette
FROM: Michael
C. Robinson, Perkins Coie |
| 2381 |
2/16/2010 |
Email: Strongly supports designation of area 6B as a rural reserve;
includes response from Kathryn Harrington. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka FROM: Wendy
Kroger |
| 2382 |
2/16/2010 |
Email: Re: Reserves/Stafford: The decisions crafted after these
many months will help position Clackamas County to come through
the next 40-50 hears stronger economically, environmentally and
socially. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, [email protected]
FROM: Rob Fallow |
| 2383 |
2/17/2010 |
Email: Had hoped that strong results from the Metro reserves survey
(433 survey responses for area 9, 74% favored rural reserve for
9B and virtually unanimous recommendations for a rural reserve
for 9B (the Springfield L) would be enough to end debate in the
county. |
TO: Rex Burkolder,
FROM: Carol L. Chesarek |
| 2384 |
2/17/2010 |
Letter: Wilsonville-area lands of concern mapped by the "Core
4 urban and rural reserves proposal" to Metro Council, dated
February 8, 2010"; denotes areas of agreement and areas of concern,
the latter including areas 4D and 4F, area 5E and area 5F, including
map. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, Jeff Cogan, Tom Brian
FROM: Tim Knapp, Mayor of Wilsonville |
| 2385 |
2/17/2010 |
Email: In the memoranda of understanding, is Metro willing to
accord us any assurence whatsoever that they will honor the resources
of the EFU (in addition to wildlife habitat and riparian resources)?
We have no evidence that Metro will respect our goal of preserving
the opportunity to farm the EFU lands and larger tracts (through
an equitable voluntary incentive-based system such as TDC, for
example). If Metro chooses to disregard the work of the people
of the Hamlet, they cannot expect our support. |
TO: Carol Yamada, Scott Richmond, Kathryn Harrington, [email protected],
Carlotta Collette, Richard Benner FROM: Molly
Ellis |
| 2386 |
2/17/2010 |
Email: Some members of the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners
seem to believe that if they vote to make 9B a rural reserve
(instead of leaving it undesignated), that it would be a deal-breaker
in regional reserves negotiations. She finds that hard to believe. |
TO: Rex Burkolder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty
FROM: Carol L.
Chesarek |
| 2387 |
2/18/2010 |
Letter: Request that the Metro Council take separate votes on
each of the IGAs to adopt urban and rural reserves, as each of
the three agreements raises issues worthy of consideration. |
TO: President Bragdon
FROM: Lynn Peterson, Chair, on behalf of the Clackamas County
Board of County Commissioners |
| 2388 |
2/19/2010 |
Memo: Washington County inter-office memorandum - Reserves Rule
Impacts in Washington County |
TO: Washington County Board of Commissioners FROM: Brent Curtis |
| 2389 |
2/19/2010 |
Letter: Submitted on behalf of Richard C. Arrell and Robert S.
Bobosky, the owners of tax lots 1304 and 1305, and Robert W.
Hartford, owner of tax lot 1306, northwest of Wilsonville. Currently,
half of each of the properties is included in the urban reserve
area 5G. Requests that on behalf of these property owners, these
properties be designated urban reserves in their entirety. Includes
map and petition. |
TO: Lynn Peterson, Chair, D.Daniel Chandler, Tim O'Brien, Maggie
Dickerson, Terry C. Hauck FROM:
Joseph S. Schaefer |
| 2390 |
2/19/2010 |
Email: Having canvassed her neighborhood north of Council Creek
and east of NW Susbauer Rd. and south of NW Hobbs Rd., she says
the vast majority of the residents in the area want the area
to be designated as rural reserves. Has turned in several petitions with a total of 211 signatures over the last two years at the city, county, and regional level
with names of all neighbors. Please help save the beautiful,
valuable foundation farmland north of Council Creek and vote
to designate the area as rural reserves. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Melissa Jacobsen |
| 2391 |
2/19/2010 |
Email: Resents that her grandfather's farm property will be used
to put in more houses that are not needed. If your theme is open
spaces, then leave the open spaces. Response to Feb 19 Metro
announcement regarding urban and rural reserves. |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Susanna
Keith |
| 2392 |
2/19/2010 |
Email: Disgusted that any portion of Stafford was included as
urban. Response to Feb 19 Metro announcement regarding urban
and rural reserves. |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Laura Rybowiak |
| 2393 |
2/19/2010 |
Email: Who is going to provide sewer and water to Stafford Basin?
How will it be governed? Who is going to pay to expand I-205,
and what about the hard-fought battle to keep the freeway small
and rural? Response to Feb 19 Metro announcement regarding urban
and rural reserves. |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Scot Siegel |
| 2394 |
2/20/2010 |
Email: Please vote for a rural designation for the Stafford area.
It does not meet the criteria for urban. Citizens have shown
the evidence to elected officials and now ask that they do what
the citizens have asked them to do. Refers to miscount of 200
citizen signatures on a petition and the ODOT/CH2M study as well
as other details. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, Lynn Peterson, J. Bernard, A.Lininger, B. Austin
FROM: Ed Schwarz
and Roberta Schwarz |
| 2395 |
2/21/2010 |
Email: 10,000 acres of farmland is the difference between 40 and
50 years. Please vote your conscience. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Laura Masterson |
| 2396 |
2/21/2010 |
Email: After countless hours of testimony, it looks like the Core
4 is fine to settle on more than 27,000 acres and leave large
sections of open land undesignated. If the Council rubber-stamps
this proposal, there will be a lot of people with the feeling
that Metro Council gave Tom Brian and development-eager contingent
in Washington County everything they were looking for all along.
Includes email update from the Save Helvetial discussion group. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, David Bragdon FROM: Kris
Schamp |
| 2397 |
2/21/2010 |
Email: Stafford should be a rural reserve, ODOT and CH2M studies
support rural because of high infrastructure costs, no neighbor
cities want the urbanization, all population and building needs
can be met with re-development and infill in existing urban areas. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, J. Bernard,
A.Lininger, B. Austin FROM: Greg Morse |
| 2398 |
2/21/2010 |
Email: Please vote for a rural designation for the Stafford area.
It does not meet the criteria for urban. Citizens have shown
the evidence to elected officials and now ask that they do what
the citizens have asked them to do. Refers to miscount of 200
citizen signatures on a petition and the ODOT/CH2M study as well
as other details. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, Lynn Peterson, J. Bernard, A.Lininger, B. Austin
FROM:
Dawn and Jeff Hudson |
| 2399 |
2/21/2010 |
Email: Please vote for a rural designation for the Stafford area.
It does not meet the criteria for urban. Citizens have shown
the evidence to elected officials and now ask that they do what
the citizens have asked them to do. Refers to miscount of 200
citizen signatures on a petition and the ODOT/CH2M study as well
as other details. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, Lynn Peterson, J. Bernard, A.Lininger, B. Austin
FROM: Kathi
Keller |
| 2400 |
2/21/2010 |
Email: Please vote for a rural designation for the Stafford area.
It does not meet the criteria for urban. Citizens have shown
the evidence to elected officials and now ask that they do what
the citizens have asked them to do. Refers to miscount of 200
citizen signatures on a petition and the ODOT/CH2M study as well
as other details. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Charlotte
Lehan, J. Bernard, A.Lininger, B. Austin
FROM: Mark and Cindy Braverman |
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| 2401 |
2/22/2010 |
Email: Stafford board part of IGAs: Metro must include the Stafford
Hamlet board members in the IGAs. Hamlet board members must have
equal say. The conditions that were expressed at a recent board
meeting and presented to Metro and Clackamas County must be included
(see attached). |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, [email protected],
[email protected], Tom Brian, Ann Culter, [email protected],
[email protected], Jay Minor, Sally Quimby, Molly Ellis, [email protected],
[email protected] FROM: Larry Read |
| 2402 |
2/22/2010 |
Email: Resident who moved from Seattle many years ago says keep
the Stafford area undesignated. Metro has done a good job of
managing growth; please don't turn Portland into another Seattle
or L.A. |
TO: feedback
FROM: Phyllis Carlton |
| 2403 |
2/22/2010 |
Email: Objects to the inclusion of the Stafford Triangle north
of the Tualatin River as part of the proposed urban reserve.
Metro seems intent on repeating the disaster in Damascus. |
TO: feedback
FROM: James C. Noonan |
| 2404 |
2/22/2010 |
Email: South Borland's narrow finger of land below I-205 should
not be designated urban. The designation will undo the hard work
of many to revitalize the historic Willamette. Also, it does
not meet the criteria for efficient intrastructure investments.
See attached draft of op-ed piece entitled " South Borland is
best kept rural." |
TO: Charlotte Lehan, Lynn Peterson, Laura Dawson-Bodner
FROM: Midge Pierce |
| 2405 |
2/22/2010 |
Email: The intent to go urban for the entire Stafford Basin does
not go along with the majority of the residents, especially concerning
Stafford north of the Tualatin River. Metro must include the
Stafford Hamlet board members in the IGA. Conditions expressed
at a recent board meeting and presented to Metro and Clackamas
County must be included (see attached). Conditions must be included
that can achieve preserving the Stafford character. |
David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn
Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, [email protected],
district [email protected], Tom Brian, Ann Culter, [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], Sally Quimby, Molly
Ellis, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
FROM: Larry Read |
| 2406 |
2/22/2010 |
Letter: IGAs for adoption of reserves; on behalf of the City of
Wilsonville, he joins with Clackamas County Board of Commissioners
in urging Councilor Park to take up the proposed reserve IGAs
as three separate actions. The three counties have used completely
different processes and reached significantly different conclusions.Please
join Councilors Collette, Liberty and Burkholder in voting to
consider the IGAs in three separate votes. |
TO: Councilor Rod Park, Councilor Burkholder, Councilor Collette,
Councilor Liberty, Chair Peterson and the Clackamas County Board
FROM: Tim Knapp, Mayor of Wilsonville
|
| 2407 |
2/22/2010 |
Letter: Has only received one response regarding his question
of why not 3 votes on the IGAs, one for each IGA with Washington,
Multnomah and Clackamas Counties, with reference to language
from the statute. |
TO: David, Carl, Rex, Robert, Carlotta, Kathryn
FROM: Mike
Houck, Urban Greenspaces Institute |
| 2408 |
2/23/2010 |
Letter: Addresses the impact of housing on the cost and benefit
to the government for the provision of urban services. This study
analyzes Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties and includes
a specific estimate for URR area 9B. |
TO: Jeff Cogan, Ted Wheeler, Debra Kafory, Diane McKeal, Judy
Shiprack, David Bragdon, Rex Burkholder, Carlotta Collette, Kathryn
Harrington, Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rod Park
FROM: Elliot F. Eisenberg, National Association of Homebuilders |
| 2409 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Protect farms, forests and natural areas for the next generation.
We do not need so much land for urbanization. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Dona Hippert |
| 2410 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Email exchange with Mike Houck, between Feb 22 and Feb
23, regarding whether a separate vote on each IGA would be wise |
TO: Mike Houck, David Bragdon, Eileen Schill, StaceyC, Rex Burkholder,
Rod Park, Kathryn Sofich, Roberty Liberty, Linnea Nelson, Kathryn
Harrington, PorterfieldA, SullivanP, Carlotta Collette, StockerE,Carl
Hosticka FROM: Carl Hosticka |
| 2411 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Senate Bill 100 moment: Do not relinquish valuable land
to short-sighted urban sprawl. |
TO: David Bragdon, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder,
Rod Park, Tom Brian, district2@ co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected]
FROM: Kerrie Wrye |
| 2412 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Opposes current rural and urban reserves for Washington
County. It is vital to protect the last remaining farmland from
development. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder
FROM: Morrow Davidson |
| 2413 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Concern regarding the proposal that Washington County does
not set aside enough agricultural or natural environment reserves.
Please vote no against this proposal and ask for improvement
in the Washington County plan. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington and all Metro Councilors
FROM: David Schmidt |
| 2414 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Does not support the grand sweep of urbanization that will
take place in Washington County as a result of urban reserve
designation there. Clackamas and Multnomah Counties are much
more fair to agricultural and land use communities. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM:
Kathy Cvetko |
| 2415 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Vote to stop any further encroachment on the farmland of
Washington County. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: RM Ciappini |
| 2416 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Please rethink your position on the encroachment of our
farm and forest lands. There are other alternatives to growth;
does it always have to be about the money to be made by developers? |
TO: Rod Park
FROM: Mike Rose |
| 2417 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: There is a wise compromise for Stafford. Do not designate
Stafford as urban. |
TO: Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington,
Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, [email protected]
FROM: Robert E. McCarthy |
| 2418 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Out of work contractor who could make money from an urban
expansion says that an expansion would be short-sighted. Food
comes from farms. We can't afford to import our food much longer.
We should be expanding farmland, not expensive housing. We also
need local jobs and independent businesses, not corporations
and distant developers. Oregonians have voted again and again
to save farmland. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM: Victory |
| 2419 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Work with Council to reduce the amount of land that Washington
County gets to set aside for urban reserves - we are giving up
too much farmland with this current plan. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Carl Grimm |
| 2420 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Please take the opportunity to protect farm and forest
land and natural resources for the next generation; make less
land available for spawling urbanization. The proposed urban
reserves in Washington County are too much, around the Tualatin
Valley, north of Cornelius, north, west and south of Hillsboro
and around North Plains. |
TO: Rex Burkholder and all Metro Councilors
FROM: Eric Brody |
| 2421 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Urban and rural reserves in Clackamas and Multnomah Counties
reflect a balanced approach. Washington County does not. The
proposed urban reserves in Washington County are too much, around
the Tualatin Valley, north of Cornelius, north, west and south
of Hillsboro and around North Plains. Vote to protect fams, forest
land and natural resources for the next generation. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM:
Rick Ray |
| 2422 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Reconsider your advocacy of the Hosticka/Bragdon map and
cast your vote for a plan that preserves the maximum non-replaceable
foundation farmland. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Pat Wolter |
| 2423 |
2/23/2010 |
Email: Thank you for listening to the public. The attached letter
to Chair Wheeler details questions as to why area 9B is still
under discussion. 9B should be designated a rural reserve. the
letter includes added points on transportation issues: congestion,
no funding for offsite road improvements, Saltzman Rd proposal
is bogus, 9B would be an automotive suburb and 9B is a wildlife
corridor. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected] FROM:
Jim Emerson |
| 2424 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Resident of Washington County and owner of 500 acres says
protect Cooper Mountain, Waibel Creek, Chicken Creek, the Tonquin
Geologic Area, the Dairy-McKay-Council Creek Confluences and
the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. Agriculture is very
important to our county. |
TO: David Bragdon and all councilors FROM: Deb Van RadenTappendorf |
| 2425 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Comment on voting format for reserves IGAs stating that
a three vote format has better potential for yielding a durable,
sucessful reserves result. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Mayor Tim Knapp, City of Wilsonville |
| 2426 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Farm on area 9B hosts elk, bobcats, bluebirds and camas.
9B qualifies for rural designation for natural features and does
not qualify for urban designation. Majority of residents support
a rural designation. If we want this farmland to keep producing
food and protect habitat we need a rural reserve designation. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Gregory Malinowski |
| 2427 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Be a forward thinker and reserve our land for family farms
to grow local food and preserve habitat for native animals. Maximize
the urban spaces that already exist. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington and all Councilors
FROM: Diane Jacobs |
| 2428 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Maintain protections on rural lands and do not allow for
any new expansion into current farmland or other undeveloped
rural lands. |
TO: David Bragdon FROM: Ian Petrich |
| 2429 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Opposed to the current trend of Washington County's policies
for the rural and urban reserves. Follow the lead of Clackamas
and Washington Counties. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Tom Brian
FROM: Darryl Davidson |
| 2430 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Support the conservation and agriculture groups map. Encouraging
urban density and keeping our farm and wilderness lands as pristine
as possible are vital to uor survival as a region. The shortage
of future energy supplies means we must have dense urban living
space with easy, closer access to health care, food and consumer
goods. Equally important, a local, clean, dependable food supply. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM: Brad Reed |
| 2431 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Support the conservation and agriculture groups map. Protect
Cooper Mountain, Waibel Creek, Chicken Creek, the Tonquin Geologic
Area, the Dairy-McKay-Council Creek Confluences and the Tualatin
River National Wildlife Refuge. |
TO: Rex Burkholder
FROM: Michelle Brenes |
| 2432 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Portland resident urges preservation of rural farmland
to the maximum in the vote tomorrow on this issue. Rural farmland
must be preserved for the future of our children. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Tom Brian,
[email protected] FROM: Steven
and Geri Jacobs |
| 2433 |
2/24/2010 |
Letter: Rural reserve designation for land south of hwy 212 as
proposed by exhibits to the IGA, is inconsistent with statutory
and regulatory requirements and is not supported by substantial
evidence. Ball Janik represents multiple owners of properties
located in the southwest corner of the intersection of hwy 26
and hwy 212, located in area 1E. |
TO: Metro Council, Clackamas County Commissioners, Elaine Smith
FROM: Dana L. Krawczuk |
| 2434 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: 4A, 4B and 4D urban reserves designation: Designating these
areas urban goes against all studies and the wishes of local
governments and people; by maintaining areas 4A, 4B and 4D as
undesignated you would be preserving the character and sensitivity
of this precious environment. Your decision is looking much more
political than practical and clearly is not the wish of the people
you represent. |
TO: feedback
FROM: Karen Weaber |
| 2435 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: rural reserves vote tomorrow - broaden rural reserves to
include section 9B that contains Malinowski Farm. Appreciates
the UGB concept and the reserves process. However, village model
of development (small urban areas surrounded by rural areas that
will suport the village), everything within biking distance is
best. Change city codes to allow for small-scale agriculture
and animal husbandry in the village. Allow even more land for
agriculture than you have indicated. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty,
FROM: Julia
O. Sathler |
| 2436 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Don't give away our farms and forests, please vote to preserve
them! Vote to preserve moer forests and farmland than currently
in the plan. |
TO: David Bragdon
FROM: Sela Barker |
| 2437 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Urge you to consider and support the conservation and agriculture
reserve map. One of the greatest things about Portland is its
dedication to sustainability and support of local businesses,
including the farming community, and this can be achieved within
the spirit of responsbile urban growth. |
TO: David Bragdon FROM:
Mary Gordon |
| 2438 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Support the conservation and agriculture groups map when
voting on urban and rural reserves. Encourage urban density,
recognize coming shortage of energy supplies, supoprt local,
clean, dependable food supply. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Brad Reed |
| 2439 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Is it true that 4 Metro Councilors are pushing for 9B to
be undesignated? Includes a refresher about area 9B. Similar
email sent to Rex Burkholder. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 2440 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Protect nearby areas such as Cooper Mountain, Waibel Creek,
Chicken Creek, the Tonquin Geologic Area, the Tualatin River
National Wildlife Refuge and others. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM: Martha
Wagner |
| 2441 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Support the conservation and agriculture groups map. Protect
Cooper Mountain, Waibel Creek, Chicken Creek, the Tonquin Geologic
Area, the Dairy-McKay-Council Creek Confluences and the Tualatin
River National Wildlife Refuge. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM:
Amanda Niles |
| 2442 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Preserving fertile soils for future farms is vital to our
food economy and our economy in general. Do not give in to the
speculators and the developers who only look at making a quick
buck regardless of the impact on Oregonians. Support the agriculture
and natural resources coalition map. Please put North Hillsboro/Evergreen
area back into the rural reserves. Once copy retained for the
record. |
TO: David Bragdon, Carlotta Collette FROM: Michelle DeChesser |
| 2443 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Let Metro Council know that you support the conservation
and ag groups map. Protect Cooper Mountain, Waibel Creek, Chicken
Creek, the Tonquin Geologic Area, the Dairy-McKay-Council Creek
Confluences and the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Michael Boardman/ Tami Boardman |
| 2444 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: The proposed URR map has more urban reserves than the Metro
COO recommended. The current map does not protect farmland for
generations of people. Areas like Cornelius and Evergreen need
protection, not fields 3 miles away. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Laura |
| 2445 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Current proposed map of urban and rural reserves is not
protective enough of foundational farmland or natural areas,
both of which are critical to our health and environment. Specific
concern regarding urban reserves planned for Washington County.
They don't protect some of the best farmland in the nation. Adopt
the agriculture and natural resources coalition proposed reserve
areas map dated January 11, 2010. Copy sent also to Chris Hagerbaumer,
Carlotta Collette; one copy retained for the record. |
TO: David Bragdon, Andrea Durbin, Laura Masterson, Jeff Stone,
Mary Kyle McCurdy, Chris Hagerbaumer, Carlotta Collette
FROM:
Allison Hensey, Andrea Durbin, Oregon Environmental Council |
| 2446 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Support the map proposed by a coalition of conservation
organizations and farming groups. |
TO: David Bragdon and all Councilors FROM: Jolanta
Piatkowska, MA, MSW |
| 2447 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Protect our foundation farmlands within the 3 county area
for future designations by giving a rural reserve designation.
Specific concern regarding the urban reserve designations in
Washington County that threaten farmland in the Tualatin Valley.
Contain sprawl and protect access to locally grown food. |
TO: David Bragdon, Rod Park, Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka,
Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
FROM:
John F. Christensen |
| 2448 |
2/25/2010 |
Packet: Metro Council, including:
* Agenda
* Resolution No. 10-4126, For the Purpose of Approving
Intergovernmental Agreements Between Metro and Clackamas, Multnomah
and Washington Counties to Designate Urban Reserves and Rural
Reserves in the Cuonties and Authorizing the Council President
to Sign the Agreements, including staff report
* Intergovernmental Agreement between Metro and Clackamas
County to adopt Urban and Rural Reserves, including Exhibit A,
map, 2/18/10 draft * Intergovernmental Agreement between
Metro and Multnomah County to adopt Urban and Rural Reserves,
including Exhibit A, map, 2/17/10 * Intergovernmental
Agreement between Metro and Washington County to adopt Urban
and Rural Reserves, including Exhibit A, map, 2/18/10 draft
* Memo re: MPAC recommendation to Metro Council on Urban and
Rural Reserves, to David Bragdon, Ted Wheeler, Lynn Peterson
and Tom Brian, dated Feb 17, 2010
* Memo
with chart re: MPAC recommendations on urban and rural reserve
areas, to Metro Council from John Williams, dated Feb 2, 2010
|
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| 2449 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 1: Pleased with the Clackamas
County IGA but disappointed in the overall agreements. There
is a lot of vacant land and underutilized buildings. When properties
come in, they need to have governmance and concept plans. There
are 400 acres in E. Clackamas UR, wanted to preserve view corridor
there. May eventually be used for industrial. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Charlotte Lehan, Clackamas County Commissioner |
| 2450 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 2: There was an open public
process in Clackamas County and they applied the factors. He
said he had hoped for additional farmland protection; should
preserve most of the Willamette Valley. He discussed Clackamas
County projects, saying they want to use existing infrastructure.
|
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jim Bernard, Clackamas County Commissioner |
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| 2451 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 3: provided a report on
the Commission’s vote and action on reserves designations.
13,500 acres of urban reserves, 152,000 acres of rural reserves.
Urban reserves involve only 3% of foundation farmland. No testimony
card. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Tom Brian, Chair, Washington County Commission |
| 2452 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 4: Thanked Councilors for
their collaboration and input, in addition to diligence and hard
work. Recommended against 'cherry stems' and said importland
to look at on a case by case basis. See attached document; no
testimony card. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Larry Duyck, Washington County Commissioner |
| 2453 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 5: Said that business would
like to see more undesignated land. She would like to see opportunities
for adjustments in 10-15 years. Would prefer that urban reserves
are used for job lands, but said it is up to each jurisdiction.
Attachment missing. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Beverly Bookin |
| 2454 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 6: Said it was time to move
beyond reserves designation decisions and focus on the many other
challenges of the region. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mayor Craig Dirkson, Mayor of Tigard |
| 2455 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 7: Supports adoption of
the regional plan. Concerned regarding low amount of urban reserves
and undesignated lands. Questioned what the process would be
for notification to landowners regarding whether they are in
an urban or a rural reserve. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jane Leo, Portland Metro Association of Realtors |
| 2456 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 8: Supports ag and natural
resources coalition. Food production is important and yet there
are urban reserves in farmland. Expanding UR into agricultural
areas is incoherant policy. See attached document. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Christopher Lowe |
| 2457 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 9: Supports the Washington
County IGA. Is working on new zoning with Metro to protect industrial
lands for industrial uses. See attached document. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mayor Jerry Willey, City of Hillsboro |
| 2458 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 10: The City of Beaverton
will be careful stewards of land coming into the UGB. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mayor Denny Doyle, City of Beaverton |
| 2459 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 11: Discussed regional development
and employment issues and asked that council approve no less
than the amount of urban reserves that are before them today.
See three attached documents. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: David Nielsen, Home Builder’s Association |
| 2460 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 12: Would like to see consistancy
from county to county. Include vision of great communities, infrastructure
availability, multi-modal transport, decrease greenhouse gases
and increase affordable housing in development in urban reserves.Wants
to see protection of streams, especially in Washington County.
See attached document. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Sue Marshall, Coalition for a Livable Future & the Audubon
Society |
| 2461 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 13: Voiced business partners’
concerns that there may not be enough undesignated land in Washington
County. See two attached documents. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Burton Weast, Clackamas County Business Alliance |
| 2462 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 14: Thanked the council
for their work on reserves. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Denzil Scheller, Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce |
| 2463 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 15: Hillsboro resident is
strongly in favor of urban development in Hillsboro, but says
that the current proposal is a recipe for sprawl development,
not urban development. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Philippe Mazaud |
| 2464 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 16: Concerned about slopes
and streams and how stormwater runoff will be managed in UR areas;
also asked that attention be given to wildlife corridors. See
attached document. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Brian Wegener, Tualatin Riverkeepers |
| 2465 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 17: Expressed hope that
his 90 acres will be in the urban reserve and will be used for
high paying jobs. See attached document. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Jim Standring |
| 2466 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 18: Asked that the Council
accept the Multnomah County IGA, but change the area 9B designatinon
to rural reserve. Disappointed about the large amount of foundation
farmland in urban reserves in Washington County. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 2467 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 19: TIGER grant application
for Helvetia interchange was not accepted; the project needs
to be scaled back. Do not designate area 8B as urban; it will
cost the taxpayers more. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Brian Beinlich |
| 2468 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 20: This farmer agrees with
the ag and natural resources map. Asked council to vote no on
the Washingon County map and IGA ; it will affect more farmland
than the old system. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bryan Dickerson, Portland Area CSA Coalition, Dancing Roots
Farm |
| 2469 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 21: This Hillsboro farmer
said that the Washington County IGA does not support foundation
farmland. Foundation farmland should be rural reserve, not undesignated. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Florence Jessup, Artisan Organics |
| 2470 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 22: Support rural reserves
for the west hills and for Multnomah County. Accept the amended
Multnomah County IGA. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Molly Nelson |
| 2471 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 23: Treefarmer from Skyline
Blvd. is thankful that she will not have to fight UGB expansion
any more. All of area 9 should be rural reserve. Accept the Multnomah
County recommendation. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Cori Bacher |
| 2472 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 24: Is discouraged regarding
the loss of farmland in Clackamas County. Significant areas of
agriculture in Washington County can be saved by not approving
the Washington County IGA. Vote no and support agriculture. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Walt Brown, retired state senator |
| 2473 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 25: On behalf of Mayor Sam
Adams and Commissioner Amanda Fritz, expressed support of the
Multnomah County revised IGA and map. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Bob Clay, City of Portland |
| 2474 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 26: Strongly supports the
concept of multi-agency planning for the Stafford area. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Garritt Rosenthal |
| 2475 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 27: She thanked Councilors
for their hard work. Has serious concerns about the Washington
County outcomes. She is not happy with the decision on the Multnomah
County 'L'. The Multnomah County RR process is meant to stop
parcelization. Need to look at production-based incentives on
ag land, and also user fees. She was not an advocate of the process
because of politics over policy. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Desari Strader, Washington County Commissioner |
| 2476 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 28: Against approving the
Washington County map; there will be problems in terms of not
enough agricultural land. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Fred Nussbaum |
| 2477 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 29: Portland has the least
density of all major population centers except San Diego. Issue
is not where but how we develop our land; we need increased density. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Richard Potestio |
| 2478 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 30: Supports farmland preservation
and rural reserves. She discussed farms’ roles as “invisible
infrastructure. Supports preservation of farmland in Washington
County. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Michelle DeChesser |
| 2479 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 31: Concerned about sprawl. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Beverly Brown, Oregon Consumer League |
| 2480 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 32: MGP is not reflected
in the URR maps. Particularly in Washington County, they represent
old style ideas on the economy. Agriculture is the no. 2 industry.
Rural reserves in Washington County are in areas that are not
threatened by urbanization. Urban reserves are on lands that
need protection. See attached document. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mary Kyle McCurdy, 1000 Friends of Oregon |
| 2481 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 33: Disappointed with proposed
Washington County reserves designation map. She said good processes
didn’t matter if there is not a good outcome. Current outcome
urbanizes way more land than would happen under the old system.
Protect farmland in Washington County. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Laura Masterson, 47th Avenue Farm |
| 2482 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.34 : Provided testimony on
reserves decisions and his support. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Kirk Andrews |
| 2483 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 35: Happy with outcome and
his ability to continue to farm. Asks that TVPRD develop community
gardens on an area of farmland with a trail running through it. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Malinowski, Malinowski Farms |
| 2484 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 36: Amount and placement
of urban reserves on the Washington County map is a problem.
When development occurs, it will put tremendous pressure on adjacent
rural lands. Do not accept the current Washington County map. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Linda Peters, Ag and Natural Resource Coalition and Save Helvetia |
| 2485 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 37: Washington County farmer
says that urban reserves proposed north of Cornelius and west
of Hillsboro will create increased traffic impacts on the ability
to farm efficiently and productively in Washington County. Ag
infrastructure is very important to the success of agriculture.
No verbal testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Bob Vander Zanden |
| 2486 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 38: Areas north of Council
Creek and north of Evergreen Rd and the Sunset Hwy as urban reserves
will be a death wish for the remaining rural reserves in those
areas. Traffic and safety of farm employees are huge issues.
His farm will not be viable for the next 50 years if the present
reserves north of Council Creek and Hillsboro are left in place.
No verbal testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dave Vanasche |
| 2487 |
2/25/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 39: Packet of documents
with cover letter dated Feb 23, 2010 stating that of 2,200 acres
dedicated to high tech and industrial uses in north Hillsboro
in the past 30 years, 1000 acres remain unused, and that current
designation of 13,585 acres of foundation and important farmland
for urban reserves is poor planning and does not follow the factors
of SB1011. Other included documents are dated Nov. 17, 2009,
Jan. 14, 2010, Jan. 20, 2010, Aug. 20, 2009, June 10, 2009, Oct.
1, 2009. Nov. 3, 2009, Oct. 15, 2009 and several without dates.
No verbal testimony. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Mecklem |
| 2488 |
2/25/2010 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
|
| 2489 |
2/25/2010 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT NO. 31: Digital Recording, Metro Council - This
recording will be accessible until its retention has been met |
|
| 2490 |
2/25/2010 |
Metro Council Resolution No. 10-4126, For the Purpose of Approving
Intergovernmental Agreements Between Metro and Clackamas, Multnomah
and Washington Counties to Designate Urban Reserves and Rural
Reserves in the Counties and Authorizing the Council President
to Sign the Agreements |
|
| 2491 |
2/25/2010 |
Letter: Urge not to include the Stafford area in urban reserves.
How can development occur if the cities are unwilling to participate?
Costs for providing infrastructure were in an issue in 1993 and
are even more prohibitive today. |
TO: Metro Council Members Bragdon, Harrington, Park, Collette,
Hosticka, Liberty and Burkholder
FROM: Joan Batten, Action Chair of the League of Women
Voters of Clackamas County |
| 2492 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Vast majority of residents affected by any classification
of the Stafford Basin as urban reserve are opposed to this designation.
Also sent to Kathryn Harrington |
TO: feedback
FROM: W. C. Kaesche |
| 2493 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" voices gratitude and approval. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Leann Bennett |
| 2494 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" voices gratitude and approval. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Emilie E. Saks-Webb |
| 2495 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" voices sarcasm. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: eric [email protected] |
| 2496 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" thank you to David Bragdon for his
leadership. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Dave Waffle |
| 2497 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" voices gratitude and approval. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Dee Anders |
| 2498 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" congratulations to David Bragdon. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Dennis Doyle |
| 2499 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" congratulations. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Olivia Clark |
| 2500 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" congratulations; this is what makes
our region special and envied throughout the country. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Carol White |
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| 2501 |
2/25/2010 |
Email: Attached letter and mark-up of each IGA, including letter
to President Bragdon and Council Members, copies of IGA between
Metro and Clackamas County and Exhibit B, IGA between Metro
and Washington County and Exhibit B and IGA between Metro and
Multnomah County and Exhibit B. |
TO: David Bragdon, Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington, Rex Burkholder,
Carlotta Collette, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Tom Brian, Charlotte
Lehan, Jeff Cogen, Lynn Peterson FROM: Sue Marshall |
| 2502 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Congratulations and thank you for working with us in the
Stafford area. |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette, Lynn
Peterson, Richard Benner
FROM: Molly Ellis |
| 2503 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" pathetic politics as usual just
crippled growth and business development in Washington County. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Steven Starkel |
| 2504 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" congratulations. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: John Fregonese |
| 2505 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" voices gratitude and approval. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Martine Roberts-Pillon |
| 2506 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" hard to believe that most of the
land around the Tualatin River is being designated urban reserves.Most
of these areas will impact flood plains and animal and plant
corridors. Metro is being delinquent in it's responsibility to
maintain wildlife for people and nature. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Michele Shapiro |
| 2507 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" thank you to David Bragdon for his
leadership; leadership of Metro and counties created a fairly
balanced outcome. We in Washington County need to grow up, not
out. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Pam Wilson |
| 2508 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" good work, however, it simply shifts
the locations of which agricultural land is developed and in
what order, while not diminishing in the least the amount of
agricultural land to be developed. At some point we will need
to face limits to growth. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Will Newman ll |
| 2509 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" voices gratitude and approval. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Sheila Day |
| 2510 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" strongly disagrees with the statement
from the letter: "we need to focus our efforts on how we can
best invest in attracting more jobs and residents to our existing
communities inside the urban growth boundary." Since the 1970's
Hillsboro has had a population explosion and a decreasing quality
of life. It seems you want to make the situation worse than it
already is. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Carol Berget |
| 2511 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Everyone, the neighbors, county, cities, etc. who are responsible
and surround this swath of land (Stafford) do not want it as
an urban reserve. Includes email from K. Weaber to Skylands Neighbors. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Andrew Ferguson |
| 2512 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Gratitude for keeping area 9 rural. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Leslie Hildula |
| 2513 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Gratitude for Rex's words and votes; we are not done with
focusing on reserves, with the UGB and with really focusing inside
the UGB |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty
FROM: Mary Kyle
McCurdy |
| 2514 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Gratitude regarding limiting the conversion of so much
foundation farmland to urban. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Stephan Lashbrook |
| 2515 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Gratitude; we support your efforts to save our land and
liveability |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Mark and Cindy Braverman |
| 2516 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Gratitude, and too much land has been designated urban,
especially in Washington County and Clackamas County |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Larry Read |
| 2517 |
2/26/2010 |
Email: Gratitude, and deep disappointment in the amount of urban
reserves. Once again citizen input is trumped by business interest. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Greg Morse |
| 2518 |
2/27/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" voices disapproval. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: John Jungels |
| 2519 |
2/28/2010 |
Email: In the 1920's London realized its growth was threatening
irreplaceable farmland. They took action, and drew a circle around
the city. High density can give a better quality of life. Please
push to save our farmland. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Andrew Montgomery |
| 2520 |
3/1/2010 |
Email: Use urban and rural reserves to protect valuable farmland,
reduce carbon emmissions, build efficient infrastructure and
support vibrant city centers |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Laura Steenhoek |
| 2521 |
3/1/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" Thank you. Was hoping for more land
in rural reserves. |
TO: David Bragdon, Reserves FROM: Catherine Mushel |
| 2522 |
3/1/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" Thank you for keeping with the 2040
concept. It is a step forward in the overall process. |
TO: David Bragdon and Council FROM: Susan McLain |
| 2523 |
3/1/2010 |
Email: Resident of east Multnomah County had not heard about reserves
process until the day before Metro was to adopt the agreement
with the three counties and asks how citizens were notified of
this issue. Includes response from Marcia Sinclair dated March
10, 2010 |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM:
Robert Hawks |
| 2524 |
3/2/2010 |
Intergovernmental Agreement Between Metro and Washington County
to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves, including map, Principles
for Concept Planning of Urban Reserves, letter to David Bragdon
and Metro Councilors from Tom Brian dated Feb 25, 2010 and resolution
of approval by the Washington County Board of County Commissioners,
signed by David Bragdon on March 2, 2010 |
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| 2525 |
3/3/2010 |
Email: Response to Bragdon email "Metro approves historic farm,
forest and job protections;" Corrects his previous statement
to say that Metro could easily have designated less urban land
in Washington County. Too much urban reserves encourages developers
to focus on new lands, even with IGAs, while more difficult lands
inside UGB that need redevelopment will remain vacant. |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette, Reserves,
[email protected], Rex Burkholder
FROM: L Read/ The Read Family |
| 2526 |
3/3/2010 |
Intergovernmental Agreement Between Metro and Clackamas County
to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves, including 2 maps, Principles
for Concept Planning of Urban Reserves and resolution of approval
by the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners, signed by David
Bragdon on March 3, 2010 |
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| 2527 |
3/4/2010 |
Email exchange between David Halseth and Carlotte Collette regarding
the IGA between Metro and Clackamas County and how it will impact
Stafford Hamlet, with specific concern for Borland. Includes
two versions of Intergovernmental Agreement between Metro and
Clackamas County to adopt Urban and Rural Reserves. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: David W. Halseth |
| 2528 |
3/9/2010 |
Email: Metro Councilor Liberty's Statement on Reserves |
TO: Robert Liberty's email list FROM: Roberty
Liberty |
| 2529 |
3/10/2010 |
Email: Request to include news article titled Metro banks Stafford's future; Outlook for local area could change
considerably as all 3,900 acres of Stafford are listed as urban
reserve, in the Lake Oswego Review. Article attached. |
TO: Richard Benner FROM:
Ed Trompke |
| 2530 |
3/10/2010 |
Email: Gratitude on work on Stafford, sorry there was not another
vote to make Stafford rural. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: T. Peter Toll |
| 2531 |
3/14/2010 |
Email: Supports density and says that Helvetia area should be
a rural reserve. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, [email protected]
FROM: Diane Larson |
| 2532 |
3/14/2010 |
Email: Protect elk habitat as well as farmland for future generations. |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Reserves
FROM: Joy Eberhardt
De Master, MD |
| 2533 |
3/16/2010 |
Email: Notice of proposed minor amendments to administrative rules
regarding Metro Urban and Rural Reserves dated March 15, 2010,
including notice and LCD web page content regarding public hearings |
TO: large LCD e-list FROM: Tammy Palmer,
Oregon Dept. of Land Conservation and Development |
| 2534 |
3/16/2010 |
Email: Forwarded email from Sherilyn Lombo, City Manager of Tualatin,
regarding meeting with Lake Oswego and West Linn to discuss the
urban designation of Stafford and what it would mean to "challenge"
that. West Linn is pursuing conversations with Jeff Condit. Includes
attached letter from West Linn City Manager Chris Jordan to Lake
Oswego City Manager Alex McIntyre, dated March 16, 2010. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: David W. Halseth |
| 2535 |
3/16/2010 |
Email: Request that a DLCD public hearing on proposed minor amendments
to administrative rules regarding Metro Urban and Rural Reserves
be held in Washington County; holding hearings outside the area
where these rules apply does not support Oregon's Land Use Planning
Goal 1: public participation |
TO: large LCD e-list FROM:
Brian Wegener, Tualatin Riverkeepers |
| 2536 |
3/17/2010 |
Email: Use urban and rural reserves to protect valuable farmland,
reduce carbon emmissions, build efficient infrastructure and
support vibrant city centers; one copy kept on file. |
TO: Robert Liberty, Carlotta Collette FROM: Heather Polander |
| 2537 |
3/17/2010 |
Email: Gratitude regarding time and consideration given to Scotch
Church Rd. group regarding concerns over boundary in Waible Creek
area. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Jean Edwards |
| 2538 |
3/17/2010 |
Intergovernmental Agreement Between Metro and Multnomah County
to Adopt Urban and Rural Reserves, including map and Principles
for Concept Planning of Urban Reserves, signed by David Bragdon
on March 17, 2010 |
|
| 2539 |
3/17/2010 |
Email: Foundation agricultural land in Washington County: 7.4%,
not 2.8%, of the Washington County foundation agricultural land
is implicated by the proposed urban reserve designations in Washington
County. Information was forwarded as it deals with statements
that originate with Metro Council, and in response to a question
from OAN and Oregon Farm Bureau. Jim Johnson, Oregon Department
of Agriculture, sent this email to Michael Jordan, Katy Coba,
Jeff Stone and Shawn Cleave on 3/17/2010. |
TO: David Bragdon, Kathryn Harrington, Rod Park, Robert Liberty,
Carl Hosticka, Carlotta Collette, Rex Burkholder, Michael Jordan,
Jim Middaugh, Patty Unfred, Ken Ray, Marcia Sinclair, Tim O'Brien,
Ray Valone, Robin McArthur, Kayla Mullis, Ina Zucker, Kathryn
Sofich, Eileen Schill, Joanna Mensher, Carol Hall, Richard Benner,
Laura Dawson-Bodner FROM: John Williams |
| 2540 |
3/17/2010 |
Email: Use urban and rural reserves to protect valuable farmland,
reduce carbon emmissions, build efficient infrastructure and
support vibrant city centers |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Heather Polander |
| 2541 |
3/1/3010 |
Meeting packet: Metro Council Work Session, including:
* Agenda
* Metro Council Worksheet: Reserves Ordinance No. 10-1238
* Draft 3/19/10 Exhibit B to Ordinance No. 10-1238
- Policy 1.7 Urban and rural reserves
* Draft 8 3/22/10 Exhibit D to Ordinance No. 10-1238 Title
11 Planning for New Urban Areas
* Metro
Implementation of IGAs: Reserves Ordinance No. 10-1238
* MGP: Changes to the Urban Growth Management Functional
Plan, 3/23/10 |
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| 2542 |
3/30/2010 |
Meeting cancelation: Reserves Core 4, April 12, 2010 |
|
| 2543 |
3/31/2010 |
Memo: West WashCo/Metro Region Competitive Large Lot Industrial
Site Supply, from Johnson Reid |
TO: Patrick Ribellia
FROM: Bill Reid |
| 2544 |
4/16/2010 |
Email: West Linn would like to see the Stafford and Borland areas
with an undesignated or rural designation.Would like to see housing
potential quanitified in square feet rather than merely counting
residential units. Housing re-purposing is already happening
without the addition of accessory dwelling units. We may have
enought residential land now and may not need to expand the UGB.
|
TO: Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn
Harrington, Roberty Liberty, Rod Park, David Bragdon
FROM:
Teri Cummings |
| 2545 |
4/19/2010 |
Email: Hearing officer's report from the April 15 hearing on proposed
amendments to rules regarding planning of urban and rural reserves
in the Portland Metro area, from Lisa Howard, Oregon DLCD |
TO: '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; Brent Curtis ; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; Chuck Beasley
; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; SMITH Elaine * Lainie; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; 'JOHNSON James W'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; John
Williams; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; Laura
Dawson-Bodner; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; Patty Unfred;
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; Richard Benner; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; Robert Liberty;
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
Marcia Sinclair; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; Tim O'Brien; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]' |
| 2546 |
4/21/2010 |
Letter: Testimony: Plan Amendment - Related to Urban and Rural
Reserve Boundaries, from the City of Cornelius |
TO: Chairman San Soucie and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Richard Meyer, City of Cornelius |
| 2547 |
4/21/2010 |
Meeting packet: Metro Technical Advisory Committee, including:
* Agenda
* Ordinance
No. 10-1238, for the purpose of adopting urban reserves and conforming
amendments to the regional framework plan and to the urban growth
management functional plan
* Draft Exhibit B to Ordinance No. 10-1238
- Regional Framework Plan, 03/24/10
* Exhibit C to Ordinance No. 10-1238
* Summary of changes
to the Regional Framework Plan (RFP), 4/15/10 * Letter: Proposed
Title 11 Adjustments, to Metro Technical Advisory Committee,
from West Side Economic Alliance, dated April 20, 2010
* Map: Urban Rural Reserves, 02/25/10 |
|
| 2548 |
4/22/2010 |
Email: Strongly urges Richard Whitman and the LCDC NOT to adopt
or further consider such restrictions (land use restrictions);
writer says that as a matter of principle honor what was discussed
and agreed to at public meetings. If this does not occur, Washington
County will not be in a position to adopt implementing ordinances
even if the result is the unwinding of the IGAs and the URRs
program. |
TO: Richard Whitman, Andy Duyck, Roy Rogers, Dick Schouten, D.
Strader, David Bragdon, Kathryn Harringont, Carl Hosticka, Dennis
@ officeMulhvihill, Andrew Singelakis, Robert Davis, Richard
Benner, Council, FROM: Tom Brian |
| 2549 |
4/26/2010 |
Email: Urban reserves and annexation: voter annexation encourages
smart growth and is less likely having to be heavily subsidized
by taxpayers and ratepayers. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka, Robert Liberty, Rex Burkholder,
Carlotta Collette, Rod Park, David Bragdon
FROM: Jerry J. Ritter, Oregon Communities
for a Voice in Annexations |
| 2550 |
4/28/2010 |
Email and staff report: Proposed land use ordinance no. 733 -
Amending the comprehensive plan to designate rural reserves and
adopt urban reserves as designated by Metro, dated April 14,
2010 |
TO: Washington County Planning Commission
FROM: Brent Curtis |
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| 2551 |
4/28/2010 |
Email: Rural reserve designation - taking? -regarding regulatory
takings |
TO: Josh LeBombard, Jackson County FROM: Ray Valone |
| 2552 |
5/5/2010 |
Memo: Changes to the Reserves IGA map in Clackamas County |
TO: David Bragdon, Tom Brian, Jeff Cogen
FROM: Lynn Peterson,
Chair, Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners |
| 2553 |
5/5/2010 |
Email: Tim O'Callaghan property, with attached letter dated May
5, 2010 to Councilor Collette regarding Tim O'Callaghan and his
property located on the west side of NW 185th, just south of
Springville and his desire for an urban reserve designation. |
TO: Ina Zucker, [email protected], Seth J. King, Michael C. Robinson
|
| 2554 |
5/17/2010 |
Letter: Metro urban and rural reserves, Peterkort property in
Washington County, with request that designation on this 129
acre property not be changed to urban reserve |
TO: President Bragdon and Metro Councilors
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 2555 |
5/17/2010 |
Memo: LCDC Rulemaking on Reserves, sent via email to John Williams,
Robin McArthur, Sandra Duffy, Chris Gilmore, Dan Chandler, Brent
Curtis, Charles Beasley, Doug McClain, Ray Valone, Tim O'Brian,
Tom Brian, Jeff Cogen, Lynn Peterson, [email protected],
Karol Collymore, Noreen Lee from Laura Dawson Bodner. |
TO: Boards of Commissioners of Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington
Counties and Metro Council
FROM: Dick Benner, Dan Chandler, Sandra Duffy,
Chris Gilmore |
| 2556 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Opposition to the recent decision by Washington County
Board of Commissioners to reverse the designation of rural reserves
of the 129 acre Peterkort proporty to urban reserves |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn
Harrington, Roberty Liberty, Rod Park, David Bragdon
FROM: Cherry
Amabisca |
| 2557 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Opposition to the recent decision by Washington County
Board of Commissioners to reverse the designation of rural reserves
of the 129 acre Peterkort proporty to urban reserves |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Elaine Ryback |
| 2558 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Farmland north of Council Creek in the Cornelius and Forest
Grove area should be designated rural, scale back urban reserves
in the Evergreen area, undesignated land along hwy 26 should
be rural reserves. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn
Harrington, Roberty Liberty, Rod Park, David Bragdon, Tara Sulzen
FROM: Kathy Cvetko |
| 2559 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Please re-affirm Peterkort property - NW 185th as rural
reserve - is this an adjacent landowner asking to be 'let in'
where the value of property will increase exponentially |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, Rex Burkholder, Kathryn
Harrington, Roberty Liberty, Rod Park, David Bragdon
FROM: George
Sowder |
| 2560 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Objection to Peterkort area as urban reserves - this is
an important buffer area |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Richard Vireday |
| 2561 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Opposition to proposed change of Peterkort property to
urban reserves - last minute deals are no substitute for application
of the factors |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Brian Beinlich |
| 2562 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Opposition to change to Peterkort property to urban reserve
- do not create an urban island |
TO: Metro Council System Account FROM: Mary Sullivan |
| 2563 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Opposed to the proposal by Washington County to add urban
reserves on the Peterkort land in the North Bethany area. Also
sent to Rod Park; one copy kept on file. |
TO: Rex Burkholder FROM:
Kirk Andrews |
| 2564 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Maintain the Rock Creek floodplain as the natural boundary
between urban and rural reserves in the Bethany/Rock Creek area.
Disagrees with the proposal to include the Peterkort property
in urban reserves. Also sent to Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty
& Carlotta Collette; one copy kept on file. |
TO: Rod Park
FROM: Susan Goldfield |
| 2565 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Deny or modify the Washington County approval of the 129
acre Peterkort property; it will create an island of urban uses
with no natural features to provide a buffer to the surrounding
rural/agricultural uses. One copy on file. |
TO: Rod Park,Carlotta Collette, Robert Liberty
FROM: Mel and
Wendy Mortensen |
| 2566 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Please keep Peterkort property rural; concerns that changes
to the rural and urban map are still taking place. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette,
Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon FROM:Britany Johnson
|
| 2567 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Washington County 's ask for 129 acres to be added to urban
reserves would result in urban development in the middle of farmlands.
Opposed to making Peterkort property urban. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Mary Telford |
| 2568 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Urges that you maintain the designation of the 134 acre
Peterkort property as a rural reserve. Look at the map and concept
plan and the surrounding land and ask yourself if this piece
is necessary to make North Bethany a success for the future according
to the precepts elucidated inthe Great Communities study. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette,
Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon FROM: George Sowder |
| 2569 |
5/17/2010 |
Email: Protect rural reserves; don't expand urban ones. Farmland
north of Council Creek should be designated as rural reserves,
not urban reserves. Scale back urban reserves in the Evergreen
area. Undesignated land along hwy 26 should be designated rural
reserves. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette,
Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Tara Sulzen FROM:
Kathy Cvetko |
| 2570 |
5/18/2010 |
Email: Opposed to proposal by Washington County to add urban reserves
on the Peterkort land I the North Bethany area. This will create
a pocket of urbanization. |
TO: Robert Liberty
FROM: Kirk Andrews |
| 2571 |
5/18/2010 |
Email: The last minute request by Washington County to add 129
acres (the Peterkort property) to urban reserves is unwise and
unsupportable in the Reserves Factors analysis, and is an end
run around the comprehensive reserves designation process. Metro
should deny this request. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette,
Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon FROM: Jim Emerson |
| 2572 |
5/18/2010 |
Email: Preserve the Peterkort property as a rural reserve. |
TO: Carlotta Collette, Robert Liberty, David Bragdon, Mary Ellen
Hockensmith
FROM: Michael McCulloch |
| 2573 |
5/18/2010 |
Meeting packet: Metro Council Work Session, including:
* Agenda
* Agenda Item 5.0 - Discussion of urban and rural reserves map
changes, including worksheet, maps and Washington County Long
Range Planning Division Ordinance No. 733 Issue Paper No. 2,
dated May 6, 2010
* Agenda Item 6.0 - Reserves Ordinance No. 10-1238 Issues
Discussion |
|
| 2574 |
5/18/2010 |
Letter: Concern regarding designation of long term future of large
swath of urban reserve land between Wilsonville and Lake Oswego,
Tualatin and West Linn; and please join those calling for strict
rules on the activities and land uses that will be allowed to
occur, especially in rural reserves. |
TO: Metro President Bragdon and Councilors, Clackamas County Board,
Mayor Lou Ogden, Mayor Hoffman, Mayor Kovash, Wilsonville City
Council
FROM: Mayor Tim Knapp, City of Wilsonville |
| 2575 |
5/18/2010 |
Email: Concern re: recent decision to approve changes to previously
accepted rural and urban reserves plan. The 212 acre change from
areas designated rural, to urban reserves will bring urban development
into rural reserve areas. It is completely unacceptable to negotiate
with private owners.Objects to Peterkort property designation
changing to UR. |
TO: Tom Brian, Jeff Cogan, Kathryn Harrington, Charlotte Lehan,
Metro Council System Account, [email protected], [email protected],
multchair, district1 district3 and [email protected],
Mike Dalstrom, vanaschefarm, Patt Opdyke, [email protected],
mayor@cityofbanks, Bill Bash, P. Truax, City of Gaston, Jerry
Willey, David Hatcher, Sam Adams, Sherwood City Council, Craig
Duerkson, Lou Ogdne
FROM: Mary Lyn Villaume |
| 2576 |
5/18/2010 |
Letter: Objects to change to Peterkort property - adding the Peterkort
farm property to the urban reserves does not make sense on the
ground, does not comply with the reserves rule and statute and
is not fair to the process in which we have all participated.
This and other late additions, including roads in the rural reserves
added to urban reserves should be rejected. |
TO: Chair Bragdon and Metro Council Members
FROM: Dave Vanasche,
Washington County Farm Bureau |
| 2577 |
5/18/2010 |
Email: Do not add Peterkort property to urban reserves - long
term costs outwiegh the short term benefits. It would ruin on
of our best natural edges and buffers and would establish a new
urban foothold. It would not create a Great Community. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Kathryn Sofich
FROM: Carol
Chesarek |
| 2578 |
5/18/2010 |
Letter: Please accept attached documents pertaining to Area 9B
in west Multnomah County. These documents represent information
that has been submitted at each stage in the URR process. |
TO: President Bragdon and Metro Council
FROM: John O'Neil |
| 2579 |
5/19/2010 |
Email: Follow up to questions from 05/18/10 council work session
regarding the Bruck and Anderson properties (east of Wilsonville),
includnig memo and from Maggie Dickerson |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Kayla Mullis,
Tom Matney, Ina Zucker, Kathryn Sofich, Robin McArthur, Tom O'Brien,
Ray Valone, Richard Benner, Laura Dawson-Bodner
FROM: Douglas McClain |
| 2580 |
5/19/2010 |
Email: The 129 acre Peterkort property next to 185th and Germantown
Rd should not be made into an urban reserve |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington, Carlotta Collette,
Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon FROM: Arnold Rochlin |
| 2581 |
5/19/2010 |
Email: Forest Park Neighborhood Association Board of Directors
made a resolution on May 18 in opposition to the Washington County
proposal to bring the Peterkort property into urban reserves.
The addition of 77 acres of urban development at this site will
inevitably harm adjacent rural lands and roads in our area. Letter
attached. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
paula [email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
FROM: Jerry Grossnickle |
| 2582 |
5/19/2010 |
Email: Urban rural reserves process - Ask that you do not support
Washington County's urban reserve proposal. In particular, the
writer and Slow Food Portland opposes the proposed designation
of 212 more acres of rural roads, says that prime farmland along
hwy 26 should be rural reserve, and not undesignated, asks that
you do not approve the Peterkort property as an urban reserve
and says that foundation farmland south of the Troutdale rural
reserve should be made a rural reserve. See attached letter. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon,
FROM: Katherine Deumling |
| 2583 |
5/19/2010 |
Email: As a member of the state Board of Agriculture and on behalf
of the Portland Farmer's Market, the writer is troubled that
Washington County has recently requested that additional properties
be designated urban reserve and to urbanize urban roads, as there
has been a two year process that has come to a close. How can
you negotiate with an individual property owner (Peterkort) when
we are supposed to be evaluating properties based on 'factors'
in the law? |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Robert Liberty, Rod Park, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon,
FROM: Lynn Youngbar |
| 2584 |
5/20/2010 |
Meeting packet: Metro Council including:
* Agenda
* Agenda Item 5.1 - Ordinance No. 10-1238, For the
Purpose of Adopting Urban Reserves and Conforming Amendments
to the Regional Framework Plan and the Urban Growth Management
Functional Plan, First Reading, Public Hearing
* Ordinance No. 10-1238
* Exhibit A, urban
and rural reserves map
* Exhibit B, Regional Framework Plan Amendments
* Exhibit C, Title 5, Neighbor
Cities, repeal of
* Exhibit D, Title 11, Planning for New Urban Areas amendments
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| 2585 |
5/20/2010 |
052010 Metro Council meeting handout 1: Suggested amendment to
Exhibit D to Ordinance No. 10-1238 |
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| 2586 |
5/20/2010 |
052010 Metro Council meeting handout 2: Urban rural reserves map
02/25/10 |
|
| 2587 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.1: Objects to bring in areas
4A-4D into the urban reserve (Stafford Basin). Argrees with bringing
5E, 118 acres into UR. Also agrees to area 4E to UR. Do not adopt
ordinance no. 10-1238 with its supporting Attachment A unless
areas 4A, 4B, 4C and 4D are identified as undesignated. See letter
and maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Doug Rux, City of Tualatin |
| 2588 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.2: North Stafford area should
not be UR. All recommendations until February have been for undesignated.
North Stafford does not meet the factors for UR. Would not meet
statewide planning rules. 69% of residents agree that City should
oppose development in the Stafford area. Title 11 concept planning
says that a local govt must be resp for concept planning before
inclusion in UGB. See memo, testimony, letters and maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Chris Jordan, City of West Linn |
| 2589 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 3. Objection to Peterkort
property designation change. Washington County is asking for
129 acres be included in UR that will result in urban development
in middle of rural farmlands. Will encourage congestion on local
roads. Need to maintain buffers, road is not as good a buffer
as the rock creek floodplain. There is no other good edge north
of Rock Creek. See letter. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Mary Telford |
| 2590 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 4: UI benefits paid out
are up, 1 in 5 Oregonians using food stamps. We need to have
efficient use of public resources to create jobs and build on
existing clusters of businesses that will also reduce infrastructure
costs. See chart Prosperity and Poverty in Oregon, May 20, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jonathan Schlueter |
| 2591 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.5: Attorney for Boboski property,
9.6 acres, currently designated rural reserves, asks that it
be changed to undesignated or urban reserve. It does not meet
any standards for rural reserves. In middle of residential subdivision,
cannot be defined as ag land, etc. All had voted that it be UR
initially. Was UR until December 2009 when it became RR. See
large packet re: objection to Washington County designation of
such 10 acre exception parcel as rural reserves while it and
region designates EFU-zoned foundation agricultural land urban
reserves or undesignated. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Wendy Kellington |
| 2592 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.6: Reject last minute changes
to rural/urban designations already agreed upon by the 3 counties
and Metro earlier this year. A lot of public input occurred.
Last minute changes do not respect the process. Multnomah County
had a good process with no last minute changes. Objects to Peterkort
property as urban reserve: sewer line was known throughout process,
additional development will overburden roads. See written testimony. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Kevin O'Donnell |
| 2593 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 7: Spoke re: 35 acres (
tax lots 100 and 102 of tax map 3S1W04A) in west Clackamas County.
10 acres are undesignated, remainder of parcel was left open.
Would like to see a minor adjustment of this property to undesignated.
Also spoke of alignment for Alt 7. See letters and maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Matt Wellner |
| 2594 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 8: Pete's Mountain is designated
rural reserve. Feels that it should not be rural reserve as it
does not meet factors; this is a political play in Clackamas
County. Three past commission members said that this process
was driven by the County Chair. 12 people who own 900 acres who
feel their property should be undesignated. See letters, map
and affadavits. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Gordon Root |
| 2595 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 9: Skyline Blvd resident
supports the position of Save Helvetia on Peterkort property;
it should remain rural reserve. It should remain a buffer, otherwise
it will become an island of development. There are no traffic
plans for Germantown Rd. Need to keep it as rural reserve and
prevent further urban growth. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Claudia Martin |
| 2596 |
5/20/2010 |
Metro Council Hearing Comment No.10: Adopt urban reserve ordinance
as based on the Feb 25 reserves map. The urban reserves are substantial
and sufficient and should not shift due to last minute changes.
Consider reinvestment solutions within the UGB. See attached
letter. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Jim Emerson |
| 2597 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.11: Lives north of Hillsboro,
farms adjacent to Evergreen Rd. All his farmland is now designated
UR; he's not happy about that. Back door dealing (like Peterkort
example) that happens after the process is completed is objectionable.
Please don't support that kind of planning. The process was important
and need to be honored. Why is it that Washington County has
more of this? Why leapfrog the boundary across the road? No buffer
between fields and urban leaves problems for farmers, such as
untreated weeds. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Bob VanderZanden |
| 2598 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.12: Objects to Peterkort
property being changed to urban reserve. Land use planning in
Oregon is a model. Now, it has gone away from the process set
up 35 years ago. It's no longer about the facts, its about the
deal. Peterkort property is an example. Washington County cut
a deal with the Peterkort property owners for an easement in
return for UR designation. In the past, green spaces would be
used as buffers. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Larry Dyke |
| 2599 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.13: President of Washington
County Farm Bureau who farms between North Plains and Cornelius
is opposed to Peterkort property coming into UR. The future
of agriculture in Washington County has been destroyed. Council
Creek area and Evergreen Rd areas: concerned about traffic issues;
lots of urban traffic. Presently has 5000 cars a day going by
his farm. Other issue is the loss of ag infrastructure to new
UR areas. Farmers depend on them to sustain their farm operations.
Insurence data shows that the severity and frequency of accidents
in Washington County between farm equipment and other vehicles
has increased. See attached letter. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dave Vanasche |
| 2600 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.14: Tree farmer urges no
change to Peterkort property from RR to UR. Abuts Portland city
limit and deals with vandals, dumpers, etc. Rock Creek floodplain
works as a perfect buffer. If there is an island of urbanity,
it will grow outward. 185th and Germantown are both country roads.
Cannot service an urban area. Externalities of a few people making
a lot of money selling their land will lead to conflilct with
rural uses. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Cori Bacher |
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| 2601 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.15: Do not change designation
of Peterkort property to urban. This land is a wildlife corridor,
has a valuable wetland, better serves as this than as urban land
that benefits just a few. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Eloise Bacher |
| 2602 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.16: In Washington County,
ground gets put into urban areas based on well-moneyed developers.
Peterkort is an example of this. Is dangerous because there is
the floodplain used by animals. Peterkort donated land for an
easement, but a road is also needed. How much money are you really
saving, by putting into an UR? Urbanizing next to farmland creates
problems; a buffer is needed. Washington County has said several
times that if they don't get their way, they will blow up the
whole thing; they would not do that because they have too much
too lose. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Malinowksi |
| 2603 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.17: Proposed reserves do
not reflect the balance required. Wash County URs are almost
all on foundation farmland that is subject to urbanization, turning
the reserves rule on its head. Land north of Council Creek and
Forest Grove area is rural reserve material - it meets all factors.
Reconsider it please. Peterkort property and roads issue in Washington
County - no reason this could not have come up earlier. Roads
double-loaded: this is a policy change and not a technical change.
Double-loaded roads result in urban standards that enable expansion
of roads. Do not consider this. Treatment of roads need not be
treated the same in all areas because the roads are of many different
types. See attached letter from 100 Friends of Oregon. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Mary Kyle McCurdy |
| 2604 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.18: Additional informaitoon
about Peterkort property including sewer report from 2008. It
is not new information. Includes covenent signed by Peterkort
family in February 2010 regarding their deal. If Washington County
had an issue, it should have been on the map in January. RR designation
does not block any activities proposed to this property. Rock
Creek is an important natural feature with steelhead habitat.
PCC does not want additional roads coming into their campus.
Both previous maps showed this as RR; should remain the same
now. The Peterkort property is two tax lots. See timeline, memos,
maps and covenant. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Carol Chesarek |
| 2605 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.19: Save Helvetia group voices
opposition to change of Peterkort property to UR. Why was it
not on maps so that public could register their concerns? Please
stay with boundary at Council Creek. Regarding the 212 additional
acres and right of ways:fFarmers were not aware that this was
a done deal and have expressed that urban improvements on their
rural side will make it much more difficult to plow, spray,
till, etc. Roads here need to be used as a buffer. The Bobobsky
request was denied by Washington County commissioners and we
agree with that. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 2606 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No.20: Objects to Peterkort
change. Adding 300-500 homes there is counter productive. The
developer does not want to pay for a bridge - may make their
development non-profitable. Engineering and design and permitting
has not been done. The rational edge is the watershed. UR vs
UGB: only makes sense if it is brought into the next UGB change.
Area may not be buildable due to landslide and earthquake areas.
See letter, maps, documents. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Joe Rayhawk |
| 2607 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 21: Stafford Triangle area
south corridor comments - concerns over expanded growth, wish
to express that we are opposed to allowing development without
a concept plan by the City of West Linn. Willamette corner is
a walkable workable community of 5000 people. In the south Borland
corridor there are no good transportation fixes. Will only get
worse. Roads in this area fail. see attached letter and map. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Midge Pierce |
| 2608 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment No. 22: Cornelius urban reserve
is larger than has been recommended by all groups and the State
agencies. Spoke about the roads issue Could have consistancy
by making all roads rural. Safety concerns seem to be focussed
on urban constituents. Need to be equally responsible for farmer
safety. Read March 12 article by Dave Van Asche. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Laura Masterson |
| 2609 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment: Letter: Sherwood School District
request for urban reserve designation south of Sherwood. The
10 acre parcel Is located at 24325 SW Baker Rd. Handout - no
verbal comments. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dan Jamison, Sherwood School District |
| 2610 |
5/20/2010 |
URR Metro Council Hearing Comment: City of Sandy is concerned
about the proposal to extend the Metro urban reserve area halfway
to the City of Sandy. Adoption of urban and rural reserves as
presently proposed will violate or 1998 Rural Reserve/Green Corridor
Intergovernmental Agreement. Includes letter from Mayor Linda
K. Malone dated May 17. Letter only - no verbal comments. |
TO: Metro Council FROM: Scott Lazenby, City of
Sandy |
| 2611 |
5/20/2010 |
OVERSIZE EXHIBIT NO. 32: DIGITAL RECORDING, METRO COUNCIL MEETING
- This recording will be accessible until its retention has
been met |
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| 2612 |
5/20/2010 |
Letter: Washington County's proposal to change the designation
of 212 acres of land from rural to urban, in order to "double
load" these roads, is a bad idea. Unnecessary urban improvements
to roads will increase their cost, which is paid out of SDC funds.
Maintaining rural reserve designation for the rural side of boundary
roads is the best way to protect our agricultural land and our
farmer's ability to continue farming. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Brian Beinlich |
| 2613 |
5/20/2010 |
Email: Including documents regarding Peterkort property. |
TO: Tim O'Brien, John Williams FROM: Carol L. Chesarek |
| 2614 |
5/20/2010 |
Email: Reject last minute changes to rural/urban designations.
It is wrong to change the Peterkort property from rural to urban
reserve. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Reserves
FROM:
Kevin O'Donnell |
| 2615 |
5/20/2010 |
Email: Including letter regarding the rural reserve designation
for land south of highway 212, as proposed by the exhibitis in
the IGA, is inconsistent with statutory and regulatory requirements
and is not supported by substantial evidence. Other attachments
are included elsewhere in the index. |
TO: Metro Council System Account, Laura Dawson Bodner
FROM: Dana L. Krawczuk |
| 2616 |
5/20/2010 |
Email: Concerned that revisons to Title 11 of the Metro 2040 Functional
Plan make it impossible for Metro to demonstrate that an adequate
supply of urban reserve land has been designated. Includes memo. |
TO: David Bragdon, Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington, Robert
Liberty, Rod Park, Rex Burkholder, Richard Benner, Tony Andersen
FROM: Beverly
Bookin |
| 2617 |
5/20/2010 |
Letter: Land price increases in urban reserves and undesignated
reserves and how this affects prices of land in adjacent rural
reserves, maknig it unaffordable for farmers. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 2618 |
5/20/2010 |
Letter: Perkins Coie represents the Metropolitan Land Group are
interested in designation of area 9B and would like it to be
designated as an urban reserve. Includes supporting documents
and maps. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon
FROM: Stephen L. Pfeiffer |
| 2619 |
5/20/2010 |
Letter: Perkins Coie represents Chris Meletis and Tom Meletis
whose company owns various lands within Clackamas County lying
south of the Willamette River, east of I-5 and west of Airport
Rd and including the Langdon Farms Golf Club. They are interested
in designation of portions of this land as an urban reserve.
Includes supporting documents and maps. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon
FROM: Stephen L. Pfeiffer |
| 2620 |
5/21/2010 |
Email: Stand up for what the people want and protect valuable
farmland |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Metro Council
System Account, Tom Brian, [email protected], Charlotte Lehan,
district2 @co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected], John Williams,
Mike Dahlstrom, Patti Opdyke, [email protected]
FROM: Winona Phelps |
| 2621 |
5/21/2010 |
Email: Objects to the Peterkort matter; what is needed is balance.
This is a behind the scenes maneuver designed to undo what has
been hard-won through our own research and public testimony. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Metro Council
System Account, Tom Brian, [email protected], Charlotte Lehan,
district2 @co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected], John Williams,
Mike Dahlstrom, Patti Opdyke, [email protected]
FROM: Shirley S. Malcolm |
| 2622 |
5/22/2010 |
Email: Please say no to the new proposals by Washington County. |
TO: Carlotta Collette FROM:
Theresa Kohloff |
| 2623 |
5/22/2010 |
Email: No additional urban reserves.Washington County continues
to defy the majority voice of its citizens. They want to jam
this through with very little public input. |
TO: Carlotta Collette
FROM: Dominic Aiello |
| 2624 |
5/22/2010 |
Email: Agrees with urbanizing Stafford; the Stafford Hamlet went
through a multi-year exercise to define a collective vision;
the vision and values statements were overwhelmingly approved
with high voter turnout. Stafford can be developed carefully
and green as a model new community. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon
FROM: Mike Miller |
| 2625 |
5/22/2010 |
Email: Requests that candidate urban reserve areas north of hwy
26 be designated as rural reserves under OAR 660-027-0060(4).
As population growth continues in our region, the need for agricultural
lands and their unique economic benefit will grow, not lessen.
Accommodate growth within the UGB. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Metro Council
System Account, Tom Brian, [email protected], Charlotte Lehan,
district2 @co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected], John
Williams, Mike Dahlstrom, Patti Opdyke, [email protected]
FROM: Tony Fuentes |
| 2626 |
5/22/2010 |
Email: Opposed to designating any of the adjacent land to West
Hills and the Bethany area as urban reserves or undesignated.
Develop the already designated urban land and preserve the irreplaceable
farmland in the Tualatin Valley. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Metro Council
System Account, Tom Brian, [email protected], Charlotte Lehan,
district2 @co.multnomah.or.us, [email protected], John Williams,
Mike Dahlstrom, Patti Opdyke, [email protected]
FROM: Kimberley A. Folsom |
| 2627 |
5/24/2010 |
Email: Road right of ways - leave the rural side of the road rrual
and make improvements to the urban side as required. Peterkort
property - reject this change; it is a sneaky way for a developer
to make a buck. Standring parcels - don't change this from rural
to urban; if the Helvetia interchange needs to be improved, the
government has the right of eminent domain. Undesignated reserves
at NW West Union (758 acres) - protect this agricultural land
for future generations; housing developments and factories do
not make sense north of 26. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Metro Council
System Account, Tom Brian, [email protected], Charlotte Lehan,
district2 @co.multnomah.or.us, Tim Piete, John Williams, Mike
Dahlstrom, Patti Opdyke, [email protected]
FROM: Tim Piete |
| 2628 |
5/24/2010 |
Email: Map of full sewer trunk line for North Bethany, showing
where it will cross other properties on the west side of West
Union. Includes Washington County's policy, roles and responsibilities
for serving growth and maps. |
TO: John Williams FROM:
Carol L. Chesarek |
| 2629 |
5/24/2010 |
Email: Metro Council Ordinance 10-1238: Public Testimony - Reserve
Designation of O'Callaghan Property, dated May 24, 2010, including
maps and willingness to dedicate easements for installation of
a sanitary sewer line. |
TO: Tony Anderson, Metro Council, Michael C. Robinson, Corinne
F. Ryan, Richard Benner, tnoc2 @verizon.net FROM:
Seth J. King, Perkins Coie |
| 2630 |
5/24/2010 |
Emailed letter: URR map amendment - Peterkort property: Supports
changing the designation of the Peterkort property from RR to
UR. Focuses on environmental benefits of adding the Peterkort
property to the URR in that wetland areas are planned within
North Bethany and access will allow earlier protection. there
will be financial savings and the ability to use a gravity sewer
system. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon
FROM: Andy Duyck |
| 2631 |
5/25/2010 |
Email: Includes link to report: Regional Landslide Susceptibility
Maps of the Western Half of the Linnton Quadrangle, Washington
and Multnomah Counties, Oregon, technical report to Washington
County, Oregon, by William J. Burns and Katherine Mickelson;
hard copy on file. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Carol L. Chesarek |
| 2632 |
5/25/2010 |
Emailed letter: Urban and rural reserves and the Peterkort property
in Washington County - providing additional information including
relevence as a significant landscape feature and applicable reserves
factors. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Carol Chesarek |
| 2633 |
5/25/2010 |
Emailed letter: Why Hillsboro and Washington County don't need
more urban reserves for large-lot industrial sites: the high-tech
myth, including cherry-picking industries: a flawed model, cluster
proximity less important, small companies prevalent, vacancies,
intel not expanding, solar heading for glut, bio-tech, available:
high tech manufacturing sites and north of 26th lowest in economic
productivity |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Cherry Amabisca |
| 2634 |
5/25/2010 |
Emailed letter: Continued support for inclusion of the Stafford
area in an Urban Reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Ron and Dianna Hanlon |
| 2635 |
5/25/2010 |
Emailed letter: Continued support for inclusion of the Stafford
area in an Urban Reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Marcia and William Janner |
| 2636 |
5/25/2010 |
Emailed letter: Continued support for inclusion of the Stafford
area in an Urban Reserve |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Elizabeth Rogers and David Goode |
| 2637 |
5/25/2010 |
Email: Urban and rural reserves in Washington County - the excess
of urban reserve designations is in violation of the factors
and includes areas north of Evergreen to Sunset Hwy, the small
UR in the NW corner of the Hwy 26/Brookwood-Helvetia overpass,
the UR areas north of Council Creek and the UR portions of Cooper
Mtn. Also opposed to including the Peterkort property in the
urban reserve. Also opposed to changing the designation of roads
in rural areas, to an urban designation. None of these are minor
adjustments. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, campaign steering,
Mary Kyle McCurdy, Cherry Amabisca, Jim Johnson, Mike Houck,
Brian Wegener, Laura Masterson, Dich Schouten
FROM: Linda Peters |
| 2638 |
5/25/2010 |
Email: Clean Water Services testimony on the urban rural reserves
process and their request to designate the 120-acre Peterkort
property as urban reserves on the IGA/URR map. Includes letter
and map from Bill Gaffi, General Manager, Clean Water Services. |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, Metro Council
System Account, Bill Gaffi, Bob Cruz, Nora Curtis, Tom Matney
FROM: Mark Jockers |
| 2639 |
5/25/2010 |
Emailed letter: Washington County's request for 212 acres of "minor"
road adjustments. Deny this request for the following reasons:
the burden on farmers, stay with using roads as buffers, need
for more clarification, confusion about other counties' actions,
current county rights for improvements, LCDC working group considering
plan amendments and burden on citizens to get information. Includes
Article 5: Public Facilities and services 502 - Sidewalk Standards
and Blue Oregon article titled WaCo Commission: lessons in bad
faith. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Cherry Amabisca |
| 2640 |
5/25/2010 |
Letter: Letter regarding Bobosky property showing Washington County
EFU zoning and exception lands with urban and rural reserves
overlayed on each category. Includes map and metadata used in
preparation of the map. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Wendie L. Kellington |
| 2641 |
5/25/2010 |
Memo: Followup input to Metro Council re issue of the reserves
request for Peterkort property, part of ordinance 10-1238; additional
reasons why Metro should not give into extortion by a private
group and make a decision that is contrary to the letter and
spirit of the Reserves rules. Problems include earthquake hazards
and physical isolation of the property. Includes map. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Joseph C. Rayhawk |
| 2642 |
5/25/2010 |
Emailed letter: Opposition to Peterkort property changing from
rural reserves to urban reserves, because public comment was
never solicited, this is not a minor change and creating an urban
island is not good planning. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Cherry Amabisca |
| 2643 |
5/25/2010 |
Email: Urban/rural reserves designations south of Willamette -
regarding the property of Chris Maletis and Tom Maletis and including
an earlier economic analysis called Regional Business Plan 2006 |
TO: Tony Anderson, Laura Dawson Bodner, Metro Council,
FROM: Steven Pfeiffer, Perkins Coie |
| 2644 |
5/25/2010 |
Email: Urban and rural reserve references - Multnomah County West
Hills Reconciliation Report Revised - May 1996 and Metro's Technical
Report for Fish and Wildlife Habitat, April 2005, Exhibit F |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Carol
Chesarek |
| 2645 |
5/25/2010 |
Lettter: Urban and rural reserves, West Hill Areas 9B in Multnomah
County - responses to letter to the May 6, 2010 letter to the
Multnomah County Board of Commissioners from Perkins, Coie LLP
and Affiliates on behalf of Metropolitan Land Group and Tri-County
Investments about area 9B in Multnomah County, including maps |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
| 2646 |
5/25/2010 |
Email: Items that Mary Kyle McCurdy referred to in her testimony
of May 20, 2010: Memo of list of documents referenced dated May
25, 2010 and Recommendations on rural and urban reserves, dated
October 15, 2009 |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Rod Park, Robert Liberty, Kathryn Harrington,
Carlotta Collette, Carl Hosticka, David Bragdon, John Williams
FROM: Mary
Kyle McKurdy |
| 2647 |
6/1/2010 |
Spreadsheet documenting media coverage of urban and rural reserves |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Marcia Sinclair |
| 2648 |
6/3/2010 |
Metro Council Resolution No. 10-4161, For the Purpose of Amending
the Agreement with Clackamas County Regarding the Designation
of Urban and Rural Reserves |
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6/10/2010 |
Ordinance No. 10-1238A |
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Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 10-1238A: Map of Urban and Rural Reserves |
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Exhibit B to Ordinance No. 10-1238A: Regional Framework Plan Policies |
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Exhibit C to Ordinance No. 10-1238A: Repeal of Title 5 of the
Urban Growth Management Functional Plan |
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Exhibit D Ordinance No. 10-1238A: Revisions of Title 11 of the
Urban Growth Management Functional Plan |
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Exhibit E to Ordinance No. 10-1238A: Findings of Fact and Conclusions
of Law |
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Ordinance 10-1238A: Staff Report
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Attachment 1: Comparision of Coordinated Public Involvement Plan
for URR with Implemented Regional Public Involvement Process,
June 1, 2010 |
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Attachment 2: Responses to comments by local government |
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Attachment 3: Memo: Final Report to MPAC on Addressing Large Industrial
Site Demand, May 5, 2010 |
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Attachment 4: Reserves Project Exclusive Farm Use Acreage by ODA
Designations for Urban Reserves, April 13, 2010 |
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Attachment 5: Regional Planning and Development State of the Centers,
January 2009 |
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Attachment 6: Oregon Planners Journal article, July/August 2009
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Attachment 7: Map 6, Development Constraints |
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| 2663 |
6/10/2010 |
Metro Council Resolution No. 10-4156B, For the Purpose of Amending
the Agreement with Washington County Regarding the Designation
of Urban and Rural Reserves |
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| 2664 |
12/5/2010 |
Email: Draft urban and rural reserves map, responding to LCDC
- draft email to our BCC colleagues: forwarded message originally
sent to Roy Rogers, Dick Schouten, D Strader, Andy Duyck, Brent
Curtis, Dan Olsen, Robert Davis, Andrew Singelakis and Dennis
Mulvihill, including agreement and understanding of principles
and other comments and maps and charts |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington FROM: Kelly Ross, Western
Advocates |
| 2665 |
12/7/2010 |
Email: Re: Follow up on WEA testimony in Hillsboro: Many of constituent
groups who were most outspoken in opposing urban reserves and
UGB expansion also oppose efforts at infill, refill and to reclaim
developable areas. |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington FROM: Jonathan Schlueter |
| 2666 |
12/13/2010 |
Email: Representative of Tim O'Callaghan's property located in
an area west of 185th asks that it be left undesignated. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Michael C. Robinson, Perkins Coie |
| 2667 |
12/13/2010 |
Email: CREEC and its fellow CPR organizations are in favor of
replacing denied urban reserve acreage north of Cornelius on
a gross/net acre for acre basis and to expand undesignated acreage. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, cc bob cra-nw.com, Rebecca Woods
FROM: Beverly Bookin |
| 2668 |
12/13/2010 |
Email: Urban reserves north of 26: If this land could provide
future employment options, it is a good decision to put it into
urban reserves. Consider it if it includes businesses and shops;
if not, don't add the area to the UGB. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington FROM:
Ellan Roznar |
| 2669 |
12/14/2010 |
Email: Public participation: Concern re: Washington County Commissioners'
efforts to exclude public participation in decisions about land
use designations. The most contentious area is Helvetia which
is largely agricultural; any decision regarding this area should
involve citizens who are informed of wider implications of shifting
farmland to urban reserve or undesignated use. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Celeste McCollough Howard, PhD |
| 2670 |
12/15/2010 |
Email: Urban reserves comment: Consider only the conflicted land
for urban reserves as outlined in the Metro Agricultural Viability
maps produced by the ODA. Development industry should develop
land up but not out. |
TO: Carl Hosticka, Kathryn Harrington FROM: Clair Klock |
| 2671 |
12/16/2010 |
Email: Bendemeer nieghborhood with over 60 houses was mistakenly
designated rural reserve. This exception area of 130 acres and
land north of it should be brought into urban reserve rather
than the controvesial Helvetia area. |
TO: Kathryn Harrington, Tom Hughes FROM: Steve
Bobosky |
| 2672 |
12/16/2010 |
Email: Bendemeer Status Update: Wish to avoid an appeal and an
unnecessary delay of the reserve process. Requests that the Bendemeer
neighborhood be made urban reserve in lieu of the Helvetia area,
or make all or part of Bendemeer undesignated; includes summary
of reasons. |
TO: Tom Hughes cc Robert Bobosky FROM: Steve Bobosky |
| 2673 |
2/22/2011 |
Phone: Owns land in area 7C - wants to talk to Councilor Harrington. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: John Van Grunsven |
| 2674 |
2/22/2011 |
Email: Support for promoted industrial growth in Cornelius is
largely unrepresented, with response from Kathryn Harrington. |
TO: Tom Hughes
FROM: Joze Orozco |
| 2675 |
2/22/2011 |
Phone: Request for information on public hearing process. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Tara Sulzen, 1000
Friends of Oregon |
| 2676 |
2/24/2010 |
Email: Reserves: John Vangrunsvan property, Reserves area 7C,
Property tax lot # 1North 335D Tax Lot 700 (CJ Vangrunsvan):
Request for detail of area 7C and adjacent rural reserve. |
TO: Ray Valone, Nikolai Ursin cc John Williams, Kathryn Harrington
FROM: Kathryn Harrington |
| 2677 |
2/25/2011 |
Phone: Request for information on public hearing process. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Kendra |
| 2678 |
2/28/2011 |
Phone: Request for status of a particular property. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Anwar Bashar |
| 2679 |
3/9/2010 |
Phone: Request for status of a particular property. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Carol Gile |
| 2680 |
3/11/2010 |
Phone: Opposed to urban designation on his property near Cornelius;
has lived there for 46.5 years, says land is prime farmland that
deserves a rural reserve designation. Cornelius needs to make
better use of land they already have. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner FROM: Charles F. Kutyk |
| 2681 |
3/2/2011 |
Email: Opposed to changes to the urban and rural reserve designations
by Washington County, specifically quanitity of land designated
urban and opposition to proposal to change land north of hwy
26 from undesignated to urban reserve; includes letter. |
TO: Marc San Soucie and Washington County Planning Commission,
Jim Labbe mailing list
FROM: Jim Labbe, Audobon Society of Portland |
| 2682 |
3/5/2011 |
Email: Opposed to inclusion of Cornelius farmland in an urban
reserve |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Dee Jackson |
| 2683 |
3/8/2011 |
Letter: Provided in response to proposed rural and urban reserves
map released February 22, 2011. Three areas are of particular
concern: Area C (supports rural reserve designation), Area D
(supports rural reserve designation) and Area E (supports rural
reserve designation); also includes reiteration of general comments
about the analysis conducted by Washington County as it relates
to the capability and suitability of lands for agriculture. Includes
memo from Paul Measeles dated 11/17/2010, email from Jim Johnson
dated 11/19/2008, state agency letter dated 01/22/2010 and state
agency letter dated 10/14/2009. |
TO: Tom Hughes, Andy Duyck cc Richard Whitman
FROM: Katy Coba, Oregon Dept of
Agriculture |
| 2684 |
3/8/2011 |
Email: Opposed to changing rural reserves south of Hillsboro to
undesignated; local roads cannot support it. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Michele Whitaker |
| 2685 |
3/8/2011 |
Email: Supports designating Area E as an urban reserve. |
TO: Reserves, cc [email protected] FROM: Anwar Bashar & Michael
O. Johnson, BJ Rosedale Farms LLC |
| 2686 |
3/9/2011 |
Email: Opposed to inclusion land north of Cornelius farmland in
an urban reserve. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Theresa and Steve Hunker |
| 2687 |
3/9/2011 |
Email: Opposed to inclusion land north of Cornelius farmland in
an urban reserve. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Janet Park |
| 2688 |
3/9/2011 |
Email: Opposed to all urban reserve proposals considered in locations
north of Cornelius; make use of land inside city limits. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Karen E. Jackson |
| 2689 |
3/10/2011 |
Letter: Community - Farmland Compromise Map of Rural and Urban
Reserves in Washington County: cutback to 350 acres of urban
reserves north of Cornelius, relocation of 274 acres of urban
reserves adjacent to Rosedale Rd, 0 acres of urban reserves north
of Sunset Hwy. Includes map, Reasons for Urban Reserve and UGB
Expansion and letter dated 02/24/2011 from Sheila Griffie, Cornelius
Planning Commission |
TO: Councilor Harrington FROM: City of Cornelius
Council and Planning Commission |
| 2690 |
3/10/2011 |
Email: Opposed to all urban reserve proposals considered for locations
north of Cornelius; The City of Cornelius should make use of
land inside city limits. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Phil Duyck |
| 2691 |
3/10/2011 |
Email: Supports DLCD decision that land north of Council Creek
and especially near Cornelius not be designated as a urban reserve. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Melissa J. Jacobsen |
| 2692 |
3/10/2011 |
Email: Frustrated with the public process - electeds' minds are
made up. Supports DLCD decision that land north of Council Creek
and especially near Cornelius not be designated as a urban reserve. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Melissa J. Jacobsen |
| 2693 |
3/10/2011 |
Email: Urges Washington County Board of Commissioners to reject
proposed ordinance 740. Keep Area B of Reserve 71 in rural reserve. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Laura Krautscheid |
| 2694 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Increase riparian protection on all land regardless of
reserevs designation. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Dave Pell |
| 2695 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Questions undesignated designation. Says that Cornelius
has made questionable development choices in the past and that
Cornelius is a famring community. Main goal should be to protect
productive farmland. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Virgil Hockett and Beth Zetter |
| 2696 |
3/11/011 |
Email: Letter submitted on behalf of property owners in the "L"
contained in Area 9B, requesting that Metro and Washington County
not approve the proposed IGA and instead to re-consider this
decision in a manner that conforms with the Oregon State Legislature's
statutory mandate, etc. |
TO: Reserves, [email protected], cc Hank Skade, Robert Burnham,
Dan Cooper, Chip Lazenby, Chirs James FROM: Kendra
S. Meinert Hodson, The James Law Group |
| 2697 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Opposed to including land in north Cornelius in an urban
reserve or in undesignated; place land in a rural reserve. |
TO: Reserves, Washington County Commissioners
FROM: William Evans |
| 2698 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Opposed to land north of Cornelius and in the Helvetia
area being designated as urban reserves. No urban additions should
be added to the map previously submitted to LCDC. |
TO: Reserves, Washington County Board of Commissioners, Metro
Council FROM:
Nathalie L. Darcy |
| 2699 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Supports rural reserve designation for Area B, the west
portion of the proposed rural reserve area 71 north of Cornelius. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Mike and Debbie Duyck, Mike and Debbie's Produce |
| 2700 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Owner of 153 acres of property directly north of Cornelius
is opposed to urban reserve designation and requests that land
north of Cornelius be designated rural reserve. |
TO: Reserves, Washington County Board of Commissioners
FROM: Ethel J. Duyck |
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| 2701 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Opposed to urban reserve designation north of Council Creek
in Cornelius OR and requests that current urban reserve boundaries
be maintained. |
TO: Reserves, Metro Council, Washington County Board of Commissioners
FROM: Joe
Duyck |
| 2702 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Supports having property north of Cornelius designated
as rural reserve; "the state's Land Conservation and Development
Commission has already ruled against the City of Cornelius and
the Metro Council in 2010 declaring our property as foundation
agricultural land." |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Joe Strasburg |
| 2703 |
3/11/2011 |
Email: Documents from Richard Meyer regarding an urban reserves
compromise, including map: Draft Community - Farmland Compromise,
Letter: Urban Reserve for Jobs in Cornelius - Amendment to Hughes/Duyck
Proposal from Sharon Griffe, Cornelius Planning Commission, draft
letter dated March 10, 2011and document: North of Council Creek
- Reasons for Urban Reserve and UGB Expansion. |
TO: Tom Hughes
FROM: Linda W. Carter, City of Cornelius |
| 2704 |
3/13/2011 |
Email: Supports strong boundaries. Newly undesignated areas should
be changed to rural reserve. Area 5B should also be designated
rural reserve. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Douglas B. Bingham |
| 2705 |
3/14/2011 |
Email: Opposed to moving prime farmland in Helvetia into the urban
growth boundary. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Deborah Kapfer |
| 2706 |
3/14/2011 |
Email: For review: Public comment memo to Metro Councilors and
Washington County Commissioners on revised Washington County
reserves proposal. |
TO: Metro Council Members, cc John Williams, Robin McArthur, Richard
Benner, Can Cooper, Michael Jordan, Dennis Mulvihill, Mike Dahlstrom,
Andy Shaw, Suzannah Hamlin, Sheena Van Lueven, Ina Zucker, Kathryn
Sofich, Nikolai Ursin, Patty Unfred
FROM: Ken Ray |
| 2707 |
3/14/2011 |
Email: Revised public comment memo to Metro Councilors and Washington
County Commissionerson revised Washington County reserves proposal |
TO: Metro Council Members, cc John Williams, Robin McArthur, Richard
Benner, Can Cooper, Michael Jordan, Dennis Mulvihill, Mike Dahlstrom,
Andy Shaw, Suzannah Hamlin, Sheena Van Lueven, Ina Zucker, Kathryn
Sofich, Nikolai Ursin, Patty Unfred, Laura Dawson Bodner, Kelsey
Newell FROM: Ken Ray |
| 2708 |
3/14/2011 |
Email: Reserves State Agency letter no. 2 |
TO: Barbara Roberts, cc Nikolai Ursin, Dave Vanasche, Bob VanderZanden
FROM: Mary Kyle McCurdy, 1000 Friends of Oregon |
| 2709 |
3/14/2011 |
Email: Washington County Urban and Rural Reserves Decision - Audubon
Society Comments: Opposed to proposed changes to urban and rural
reserve designations by Washington County. Requests that Washington
County and Metro eliminate the 1,100 acres urban reserve remanded
by LCDC, reduce the land supply horizon to less than 50 years
as allowed by state law, and propose no new urban reserves in
Washington County. |
TO: Dick Schouten, Andy Duyck, Greg Malinowski, Bob Terry, Roy
Rogers cc Tom Hughes, Shirley Craddick, Rex Burkholder, Carlotta
Collette, Kathryn Harrington, Carl Hosticka, Michael Jordan
FROM: Jim Labbe, Audubon Society of Portland |
| 2710 |
3/15/2011 |
Phone: Opposed to any land coming into an urban reserve. Supports
more land going into rural reserves. We don't need more growth
in Washington County. Supports protecting wild areas. |
No name given |
| 2711 |
3/15/2011 |
Meeting Packet: Metro Council and Washington County Board of Commissioners
Joint Hearing, including
* Agenda
*
Resolution No. 11-4245, For the Purpose of Approving an Intergovernmental
Agreement between Metro and Washington County to Re-designate
Urban Reserves in the County
* Exhibit A: Supplemental Intergovernmental Agreement
Between Metro and Washington County To Adopt Urban and Rural
Reserves On Remand * Maps
* Staff Report |
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| 2712 |
3/15/2011 |
Meeting Packet: Board of Washington County Commissioners, including:
* Agenda
* Agenda Item: Consider a supplement ot the intergovernmental
agreement between Washington County and Metro concerning urban
and rural reserves, including map |
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| 2713 |
3/15/2011 |
Hearing sign-in sheet: Metro Council and Washington County Board
of Commissioners Joint Hearing |
|
| 2714 |
3/15/2011 |
Memo: Public comment on revised urban and rural reserves proposal
including chart of public comment received 2/22/2011 - 3/11/2011
and copies of emails listed in the chart, distributed to Metro
Council and Washington County Commissioners at joint hearing
03/15/11. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Ken Ray, Metro |
| 2715 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: In the past, was unable to expand the business
because there was very limited suitable land in Cornelius and
prices were not reasonable. Supports adding land to urban reserves
north of Cornelius, as shown in the City's map (350 acres). |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Dan Sheldon, Owner and CEO of
Sheldon Manufacturing |
| 2716 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: The City of Hillsboro is in support of the Hughes-Duyck
map. This is about having employment land as well as livability
and sustainability. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Hon. Jerry Willey, City of
Hillsboro |
| 2717 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: The Hillsboro Chamber supports the current proposal. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Denzil Scheller, Immediate
Past Chair, Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce |
| 2718 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: The speaker lives in the Bendemeer neighborhood,
which is an exception area subject to Goals 3 and 4. Entire Bendemeer
neighborhood has been designated as rural reserve. Intel, industrial
areas and over 60 homes of about one acre each are located here.
Bendemeer is adjacent to Cornelius Pass Road, and is across the
street from potential Intel growth. Supports an urban reserve
designation or undesignated. Mr. Bobosky said that if the land
is not being farmed, then we should not protect it as rural reserve. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Steve Bobosky |
| 2719 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Decision on urban reserves has not been based
on Reserves Factors - requests that Washington County withdraw
its late additions to urban reserves and the area remanded by
LCDC. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Joe Rayhawk |
| 2720 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Submitted written testimony on behalf of the
Friends of Council Creek. Asks that all farmland north of Council
Creek be designated as rural reserves. He testified that the
value of this foundation farmland benefits the local and regional
economy through agriculture commodities. Talked about wheat and
dairy farming in the area and referred to a successful farm started
54 years ago and that grew to its current 153 acres, located
north of Cornelius. Mr. Duyck stated that it would be a great
honor in knowing that this family farm can one day achieve a
century farm status. He said that this can be achieved with a
decision to place the lands north of the City of Cornelius in
rural reserve for the next 50 years. Includes letters from Ethel
J. Duyck, Phil Duyck, Matthew J. Evans, Theresa and Steve Hunker,
Lorretta Krautscheid, Karen E. Jackson, William Evans, Warren
and Amy Moreno. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Philip Duyck |
| 2721 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Submitted letter dated 03/10/11 supporting an
urban reserve for Cornelius. Also submitted letter and map dated
03/10/11 asking that Community-Farmland Compromise be adopted
as an amendment to the Hughes/Duyck proposal to bring the City
of Cornelius and Helvetia advocates on board. Also submitted
testimony from 12 individuals/organizations/property owners who
had written over the last three years on this matter. Includes
letters from Dan Brown (Washington County), Jonathan Schlueter
(Westside Economic Alliance), John Krautscheid, Phyllis Kohlmeyer,
Ruth Ann Van De Moortele Dean, Gustavo Balderas (Hillsboro School
District), Marjorie Lafollett Smith, Letha & Harry Jacobsmuhlen,
Walt Duyck, John G. Krautscheid, Richard O. Haney, Bill Reid
(Johnson Reid). |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners FROM:
Sheila Griffie, City of Cornelius Planning Commission |
| 2722 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: The proposed plan would take away land that
has been planned, zoned and prepared with taxpayer dollars for
future industrial development. She said that the land just north
of Cornelius has been planned for future urbanization for 30
years; it has been approved for urban expansion and taken away.
Reject the ordinance or amend it to include at least 350 acres
near the north Cornelius city limits. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners FROM:
Amy Scheckla-Cox, Vice Chair, City of Cornelius Planning Commission |
| 2723 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Out of 26 jurisdictions in the Portland region,
Cornelius was the only one denied land for job development for
the next 50 years.Asks if the only difference between Cornelius
and the other Washington County cities is socioeconomic makeup.
He observed that the majority of Cornelius’ residents are Hispanic.Why
has land approved for future jobs by the County last year been
disapproved for jobs this year? Approve the amendment to the
ordinance to reflect the maps in the Community-Farmland Compromise. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners FROM:
Jose Orozco, City of Cornelius Planning Commissioner |
| 2724 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Only processor of beef and pork in western Oregon
cannot expand unless they are within an urban area with urban
services. Designate area north of Council Creek and bring this
property into the UGB to allow business expansion and support
jobs. Mr. Jacobsmuhlen said that his neighbors (Duycks, Finnegans,
Krautscheids, Haneys and Smiths) agree. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners FROM:
Larry Jacobsmuhlen, Jacobsmuhlens Meat Cutting, Packaging and
Retail Business |
| 2725 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: His family has owned property within the exception
area just north of Cornelius for decades, which is today being
proposed for rural reserve designation. He understood that this
means that he cannot develop it any time in the next 50 years.
Mr. Duyck said that he wanted to develop their property into
an industrial park with neighbor Dave Armstrong.The ordinance
takes away plans for private development, makes silly the millions
of dollars spent on bridge, sidewalk and other urban services
and infrastructure north of Cornelius and denies the community
the right to grow to a sustainable balance. Keep the urban reserve
designation north of Cornelius on at least 350 acres. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners FROM:
Tim Duyck |
| 2726 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: if we accept the 13,500 acres assigned to Washington
County for urban reserves, it represents a 2% consumption of
our agricultural areas over 50 years time. He regarded that as
a fair compromise for those who make a living from agriculture.
Submitted handouts: Report Confirms: Metropolitan Areas Now Power
U.S. Economy, New Employment Numbers Show Economy is Rebounding,
Chart of Tri-County Economic and Demographic Indicators, Prosperity
and Poverty in Oregon and SW Washington. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Jonathan Schlueter, Westside
Economic Alliance |
| 2727 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Farms 30 acres in area D; supports protecting
foundation farmland from future development and making use of
existing empty buildings and land that are available for development. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Don Schoen |
| 2728 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Property owners north of Cornelius desire to
be in an Urban Reserve, providing Cornelius with the much needed
space for industrial expansion. The buffer between urban and
rural reserve should be Helvetia Rd and U.S. 26. Designate 585
acres west of Helvetia Rd and north of U.S. 26 as rural reserve. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Glenna Grossen on behalf of
DeLores Grossen |
| 2729 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: He stated that he has 35 acres in forest (not
Christmas trees) and wants to keep it as it is. Mr. Jarrell thought
he should have been in on this decision before being included
in the UGB. Discussion ensued. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Burl Jarrell |
| 2730 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Requests that 27.62 acres at 1N214B-00191, north
of West Union Rd, east of Dick Rd, and surrounded on three sides
by exception land be designated as urban reserve; includes maps. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Bill Waibel |
| 2731 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Representative of owner of 125 acres of land
asks that the reserves process provide a reasonable path to annexation
of properties so that they can be included in the UGB. Concern
that outcome may make some urban reserve properties undevelopable. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Tom VanderZanden |
| 2732 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Slide presentation: Washington County Reserves
Breaches the Best Buffers, Harms High Value Farms explains difference
in approach and outcomes in different counties, talks about importance
of buffers/edges between urban and farming areas, Council Cr.,
Hwy 26 and Waibel Cr. provide good edges, urban reserves and
undesignated negatively affect high value farmland, much vacant
industrial land exists. Difference in value of agricultural land
depends on if it is in an urban reserve (speculative value) or
farm value - approximately $70,000 per acre difference. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Bob VanderZanden, Dave Vanasche,
Dave Tonges, Larry Duyck of the Washington County Farm Bureau |
| 2733 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: All of the factual data supports an urban reserve
designation for land north of Cornelius. Supports the 350 acre
urban reserve compromise for land north of Cornelius. Questioned
if there is truly prejudice toward a minority populated community. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Dave Armstrong |
| 2734 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Mr. Kempema wondered why property like his own
that cannot produce much at all (80% of it is flood plain) are
considered foundation farmland. Does not agree with the Washington
County Farm Bureau. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Harvey Kempema |
| 2735 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: City of Hillsboro's Crusade for Large Lots:
In the last 30 years, only 1 company has built on more than 100
acres and only 2 companies have bought more than 50 acres. Hillsboro
has a 100+ year supply (annualized) of industrial land without
industrializing Helvetia. Reject the additional 585 acres of
urban reserves for Hillsboro in the Helvetia area and give the
opportunity to Cornelius. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: James C. Young |
| 2736 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Placing foundation farmlands in urban reserves
does have an impact, creates a price speculation bubble, and
drives existing farmers into mortgage crises. Presentation included
Protecting Washington County's Remaining Class 1 Soils: Washington
County soil overview, how urban reserves negatively impact class
1 soils, rural reserves on class 6 and 7 soils and mixed forest
and farmland. Undesignated areas around North Plains, and urban
reserves in the Helvetia area, south of hwy 26 and Cornelius
north of Council Creek are predominately on class 1 and 2 soils.
|
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Greg Mecklem |
| 2737 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Seeking Solar Industry: Is Hillsboro Getting
it Right? Hillsboro is not attracting solar companies and land
availability is not the reason. Hillsboro offers millions of
square feet of empty manufacturing and commercial space for lease
as well as vacant industrial land both inside the UGB and in
already approved urban reserves. She stated that over 5,000 acres
is a hundred year supply and more is not needed. Within 50 years,
productive land will be a worldwide scarcity. Reject the addition
of more urban reserves north of highway 26. Area D should be
designated rural reserve. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Faun Hosey |
| 2738 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Family farm has not provided sufficient income
for her family so they have had to find other work and lease
the land to others. Supports an urban reserve designation for
land north of highway 26 |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Analene Leppin Waterman |
| 2739 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Supports the Hughes-Duyck Proposal. She stated
that she has 225 acres within Area D (north of Highway 26) and
prefers a designation rather than remaining undesignated because
that allows the family to continue with a business plan into
the future. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Alayne Bryan |
| 2740 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Recommended we stop while we still have some
quality land here, farmland that will be desperately needed in
the future. Opposes Ordinance 740 and asked that we keep the
area north of Highway 26 and the buffer along it as rural reserve.
Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Paula Adams |
| 2741 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Ms. Gates indicated that she and her husband
farm 310 acres. Spoke about Helvetia's High Value Farms - Practicing
sustainable agriculture for 125 years: described high value farms,
premium seed crops, hazelnuts, Christmas tree farms, nurseries
and greenhouses, dairy, camelid and beef ranches, soils and field
tiling (field installed subsurface drainage systems equal 125
years of continuous capital investment). Helvetia soils are superb
Class I, II, III soils; 40% of the remaining Class I soils are
in Washington County. Ms. Gates urged preservation of Helvetia’s
farming community and its Class I soils. Supports rural reserve
for Area D. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Pam Gates |
| 2742 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Testified with Pam Gates. Farms approximately
250 acres. He specified that 100 acres of the most valuable land
is just off the north corner of Area D. He has quite a bit of
experience farming next to urban areas and has had problems.
Mr. Furrow stated that Highway 26 would be a better buffer than
West Union Road. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Matt Furrow |
| 2743 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Clarified that Save Helvetia has been consistent
over the last two years in advocating for rural reserves north
of Highway 26 (which includes the greater Helvetia area). Endorses
the State Agencies letter and said it recommends rural reserves
north of Highway 26, north of Waibel Creek and north of Council
Creek. Ms. Amabisca said that according to the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Oregon land and agriculture declined by 1.3 million
acres in the ten years from 1997 to 2007. She stated that in
the five years from 2002 to 2007, the pace accelerated—almost
doubling the rate from the first five years. Ms. Amabisca asked
that the soils, usage, and long-term sustainable 150-year tradition
of farming north of Highway 26 be looked at and in favor of a
designation of rural reserves. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Cherry Amabisca, Save Helvetia |
| 2744 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Submitted letter on behalf of Mayor Sam Adams
and Commissioner Amanda Fritz. Supports a conservative approach
with respect to Urban Reserve 7I (North Cornelius); remove the
urban reserve designation and do not replace it with additional
land elsewhere in Washington County. Land in 7I represents 2%
of total UR; there is no compelling reason to replace URs on
a one for one basis. Narrow approach reduces the scope of a legal
appeal and the likelihood that an appeal will prevail at the
time of the next UGB decision. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Bob Clay, City of Portland |
| 2745 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: The City of Cornelius does not have any industrial
land because almost all of the industrial belongs to one person
in small pieces spread out. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Hon. Neal Knight, City of
Cornelius |
| 2746 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Disagreed that the LCDC oral decision was actually
a decision. Said that land north of Cornelius is the only land
suitable for industry; south is not suitable because the utilities
are not there, it is low land, etc. He summarized that the south
land is only suitable for residential or neighborhood commercial
or a school. Mr. He said that Council Creek is not a boundary
now; if it is a boundary for 50 years, it stops growth within
six blocks of the future light rail station. Mr. Meyer said that
the City loses good companies if they do not have breathable
space.
|
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Richard Meyer, City of Cornelius |
| 2747 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: The current proposal wil lead to protracted
hearings and appeals because the areas north of Council Creek
qualify as rural reserve and do not qualify as urban reserve
or undesignated, adding more land is not responsive to LCDC's
directive, balancing test in region has not been done, almost
all of the Foundation farm land designated for urban reserves
is in Washington County (82%), only industry with a 100+ year
track record of using large lots is agriculture. Recommends designating
entire area north of Council Creek (7I and parts of 7B as rural
reserves, trim urban reserve area 8A). The state agencies strongly
support using the lower end of the planning period authorized
for reserves - e.g. forty years,. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Mary Kyle McCurdy, 1000 Friends
of Oregon |
| 2748 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Spoke on context and process. Thinks that supporters
of farmland were not included properly from the beginning in
the process, specifically in Washington County's process. Best
not to designate land as urban that people are determined to
hang onto as farms in perpetuity through their families. Supports
a lot of what was said by the Farm Bureau, Save Helvetia and
others who think that it is a very smart idea to pay attention
to the State Agency letter and to make decisions accordingly.
This is probably the best way to minimize the necessity for a
lot of lengthy litigation. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Linda Peters |
| 2749 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Supports designating all reserves north of highway
26 as rural, including the 585 acres in Helvetia. Current growth-oriented
business and development practices are unsustainable and pose
a significant threat to sustained human life. Designate some
or all of the Hillsboro Airport property as urban reserves to
save taxpayer money and prime farmland. Written testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners FROM: Miki
Barnes |
| 2750 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: LCDC did not require or even suggest that it
would be a good idea to replace remanded urban reserves. Change
the remanded areas to undesignated; we will still be well above
the middle third of the range. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Carol Chesarek |
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| 2751 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Owns property in Area 7C. Says that the area
east of Cornelius is a highly urbanized area with city water.
He stated that the vacant farmland in Hillsboro does have value.
When you see a 70-acre piece of ground that is zoned industrial,
that land is creating jobs sitting there vacant. There are a
lot of small manufacturers that are earning a living on the coattails
of Intel and other large companies. Verbal testimony only.
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TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: John Van Grunsven |
| 2752 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Commented on past process issues. He believes
that in the developed and committed areas along Spiesschaert
and Hobbs Roads, the value of people’s homes will be destroyed
by a change to industrial zoning since the area of consideration
was expanded dramatically. Verbal testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Walt Betschart |
| 2753 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Handout of powerpoint presentation: Hillsboro
has promised all this before: Helvetia industrial land is lowest
in market value, payroll and property tax revenue, averages less
than 3 employees per acre, warehouses and distribution centers
have low economic benefit. He reported that at the present time,
there are 150 acres in 50 acre and smaller lots listed for sale
in this area. He added that to Intel’s 92 acres and the 252
acres that have not yet been annexed to equal 492 acres. Mr.
Beinlich stated that the result is an industrial wasteland. Reject
the addition of more urban reserves north of highway 26. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Brian Beinlich |
| 2754 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Re-affirms content of letters dated October
14, 2009 and January 22, 2010 from the nine state agencies to
the Reserves Steering Committee. Highlights 3 areas of particular
concern - Area C, Area D and Area E and reiterates comments related
to the capability and suitability of lands for agriculture. Includes
11/17/2010 memo from Paul Measles, 11/19/2008 email from Jim
Johnson re: Rural Reserves Mapping, 01/22/2010 letter from 9
state agencies and 10/14/2009 letter from state agencies. Written
testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Katy Coba, Director, Oregon
Dept. of Agriculture, cc to Richard Whitman |
| 2755 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Letter on behalf of certain owners of property
contained in the "L" in Area 9B to supplement previous objections
submitted by property owners. Objects to proposed new designation
of urban reserves in areas that are designated as farmland by
the Department of Agriculture and the Farm Bureau and are actively
utilized for farming. Written testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Christopher James, The James
Law Group LLC, cc to Dan Cooper, Henry Lazenby, Robert Burnham,
Hank Skade |
| 2756 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Faxed comment supports an urban reserve designation
for north of Cornelius; Cornelius should be given the same opportunties
as larger cities such as Hillsboro. Written testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Matthew Larrabee, Washington
County Planning Commissioner |
| 2757 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: Opposes proposed changes to urban and rural
reserve designations by Washington County. Recommends that Washington
County and Metro eliminate the 1,100 acres urban reserve remanded
by LCDC, reduce the land-supply horizon to less than 50 years
as allowed by state law and propose no new urban reserves in
Washington County. Written testimony only. |
TO: Metro Council and Washington County Commissioners
FROM: Jim Labbe and Bob Sallinger,
Audobon Society of Portland |
| 2758 |
3/15/2011 |
Public testimony: March 14, 2011 re: Greater Bethany Reserve Discussion
Areas - Provides a proposal for the area north of highway 26,
saying that it provides a way to complete a community in neighborhoods,
services and employment. Written testimony only. |
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| 2759 |
3/15/2011 |
Minutes: Metro Council and and Washington County Board of Commissioners
Joint Hearing |
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| 2760 |
3/15/2011 |
CD: Metro Council and and Washington County Board of Commissioners
Joint Hearing |
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| 2761 |
3/15/2011 |
Executed Washington County Resolution and Order No. 11-15 supplementing
the Reserves IGA |
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3/15/2011 |
The size of the proposed urban reserves needs to be reduced, including
the elimination of the newly proposed urban reserve north of
Hwy 26 (Area D). Asks that lands currently designated as urban
on the map should be redesignated as rural in order to meet
the needs of current residents (human and wildlife) of the county. |
TO: Reserves
FROM: Sue Beilke |
| 2763 |
3/15/2011 |
Washington County Reserves, 7A Plot - frustrated with lack of
information and communication from Washington County regarding
their property. Feels decision was made long ago and is in the
interest of developers. Supports a rural reserve designation
for their land, which is now being designated urban reserve. |
TO: Paulette Copperston FROM: D. Peter
Overholser |
| 2764 |
3/16/2011 |
Written testimony submitted to the joint hearing yesterday (March
15) - comments submitted on the topics of areas north of Council
Creek and adding more land. Includes attachments of Vacant Buildable
Lands - 2008 and Recent site choices of solar manufacturing firms
in Oregon |
TO: Rex Burkholder, Tome Hughes, Carlotta Collette, Kathryn Harrington,
Barbara Roberts, Shirley Craddick, Carl Hosticka cc Richard Benner,
John Williams
FROM: Mary Kyle McCurdy, 1000 Friends of Oregon |
| 2765 |
3/18/2011 |
Timeline of public hearing, in Daily Journal of Commerce |
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| 2766 |
3/25/2011 |
Email: Metro ignores the need for lands for industry, business-office
parks and other commerical development necessities and is only
concerned about land for housing because of Metro Home Builders.
Metro's mistakes caused congestion on I-205. |
TO: Laura Dawson Bodner cc Gary Barth, Lynn Fisher tom Foeller,
Gerald Foy, Jim Frisbie, Kyle Gorman, Ed Gronke, Annette Guarriello,
Thelm Haggenmiller, Speaker Hunt, Bob Johnson, Dick Jones, Metro
Council, Jim Knapp, James Martin, Myron Martwick, Senator Merkely,
Trish Nixon, Thomas, Novotny, David Queener, Pat Russell, Paul
Savas, henry Schmidt, Chris Seigneur, Cornelia Seigneur, Everett
Wild, William Wild, Doug Woods FROM:
David Seigneur |
| 2767 |
3/29/2011 |
Letter: Washington County urban and rural reserves, Ordinance
740: ODOT has an interest in the designation of urban reserves
north of hwy 26, in the vicinity of Brookwood Parkway/Helvetia
Rd interchange. ODOT does not need an urban reserve designation in order to make currently
proposed or future improvements to this interchange. |
TO: WashCo Commission Chair Andy Duyck, Metro President Tom Hughes,
cc Jason Tell, Rian Windsheimer, Kirsten Pennington, Andy Johnson,
Lidwien Rahman, John Williams, Jerry Lidz, Jennifer Donnelly,
Anne Debaut FROM: Lainie Smith, ODOT |
| 2768 |
4/1/2011 |
Letter: Would like to go on record as opposing Ord. No. 740. The
quantity of urban reserves is too high and takes too much farm
land from the agriculture industry in Washington County. Comments
specifically on Areas A 7B, B, and C north of Cornelius and north
of Forest Grove, Area 8B, and D and adjacent undesignated north
of hwy 26, Area 8A south of hwy 26 and Area E south of Rosedale
Rd. Do not take more foundation farmland. Includes 3 maps. |
TO: Metro Council, Chair Hughes FROM: Dave Vanasche,
Washington County Farm Bureau |
| 2769 |
4/4/2011 |
Letter: Motivations for impeding the urbanization of Bonny Slope
are political rather than practical and undermine the credibility
of the ongoing Urban Reserve/Rural Reserve delineation process. |
TO: Tom Hughes FROM:
James W. Crawford |
| 2770 |
4/10/2011 |
Letter: Objection to land north of Council Creek in Cornelius
being designated as urban reserve and request that it be designated
rural reserve. |
TO: Chair Landingham and Members of the Commission and Periodic
Review Specialist, DLCD
FROM: Melissa J. Jacobsen, Friends of Council Creek |
| 2771 |
4/14/2011 |
Meeting Packet: Metro Council, including:
* Agenda
* Agenda Item 4.1: Ordinance No. 11-1255 For the
Purpose of Revising the "Urban Growth Boundary and Urban and
Rural Reserves Map" in the Title 14 (Urban Growth Boundary) of
the Urban Growth Boundary Management Functional Plan, ordinances
- first reading, including staff report, maps, chart of reserve
acreage breakdown and report: The Changing Nature of Washington
County Agriculture (July 2003)
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4/14/2011 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
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4/14/2011 |
Oversized Exhibit No. 33: Metro Council - Audiotapes -This recording
will be accessible until its retention has been met |
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| 2774 |
4/20/2011 |
Email: Metro Ordinance No. 11-1255 Revising the Urban and Rural
Reserves Map. The City of Portland urges the Metro Council to
take a conservative approach in revising the Urban And Rural
Reserves Map by simply removing the UR designation Urban Reserve
7I (North Cornelius), leave it "undesignated" and not replacing
it with additional land elsewhere in Washington County. |
TO: Metro Councilors, cc Hon Sam Adams, Commissioner Amanda Fritz
FROM: Susan Anderson |
| 2775 |
4/21/2011 |
Meeting Packet: Metro Council, including:
* Agenda
* Agenda Item 6.1: Ordinance No. 11-1255 For
the Purpose of Revising the "Urban Growth Boundary and Urban
and Rural Reserves Map" in the Title 14 (Urban Growth Boundary)
of the Urban Growth Boundary Management Functional Plan, ordinances
- second reading, including staff report, maps, chart of reserve
acreage breakdown and report: The Changing Nature of Washington
County Agriculture (July 2003)
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4/21/2011 |
Metro Council Attachment to the Public Record 42111c-05: Memo:
Additional information for the record for Ordinance No. 11-1255 |
TO: Metro Council President Tom Hughes, Metro Councilors
FROM: Tim O'Brien |
| 2777 |
4/21/2011 |
Metro Council Attachment to the Public Record 42111c-06: Map -
Title 14 |
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4/21/2011 |
Letter and petition: Writer asks that this be included as public
testimony to 04/21/2011 Metro Council meeting: Objects to designating
land north of Council Creek as urban reserve and requests a rural
reserve designation. Includes a letter from Mayor Neal Knight,
a Friends of Council Creek petition signed by 52 people, and a letter from Ethel J. Duyck |
TO: President Hughes and Metro Council
FROM: Melissa J. Jacobsen,
Friends of Council Creek |
| 2779 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Representative of owners (Steve and Kelly Bobosky)
of 10 acre property at 21393 NW West Union Rd objects to rural
reserve designation and requests an undesignated or urban reserve
designation. This property meets the criteria for urban reserve.
Includes copy of Rex Burkholder web page dated 03/17/2011, pages
from 03/15/2011 Washington County/ Metro Council joint public
hearing minutes, copy of Kathryn Harrington web page dated 03/10/2011,
copy of Carlotta Colette's web page dated 12/10/2010, copy of
Update on urban and rural reserves web page dated 03/21/2011. |
TO: Metro Council cc Clients FROM: Wendie L. Kellington,
Attorney at Law P.C. |
| 2780 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Opposes Washington County Ord. No. 740 regarding
Area 8D and asks that this area be designated rural reserve.
Use land currently within the urban growth boundary for future
industrial purposes instead of designating prime farmland as
urban reserve. Use acreage at Hillsboro Airport for future development. |
TO: Metro Councilors FROM:
Miki Barnes |
| 2781 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Opposes Washington County Ord. No. 740 regarding
Area 8B designation as an urban reserve. 8B does not comply with
urban reserve factors, this area does not need to be designated
an urban reserve for use for future improvements to the interchange.
Includes ODOT letter dated 3/29/11, email from Matthew Gossett
re: estimate of area for US 26/Helvetia interchange and map called
US26@Brookwood Parkway (Helvetia Interchange) Conceptual Layout
subject to change October 28, 2010. |
TO: Metro Council FROM:
Robert Bailey, Save Helvetia |
| 2782 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Opposition to Area 8D in Washington County Ord.
No. 740/Metro Ord. No. 11-1255 - Taking this land (north of Sunset
Hwy) from the agriculture industry north of the Sunset and giving
it to Hillsboro when Hillsboro already has 2.5 million square
feet of empty warehouse and commercial space and 7,000 acreas
of available land is a bad decision. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Cherry Amabisca |
| 2783 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Dated 4/19/2011 - Opposition to Ordinance No.
740 - recommendations - resubmission with revised map. Designate
all lands north of Council Creek, in Cornelius and Forest Grove,
as rural reserves, designate Area D and adjacent undesignated
lands as rural reserves, designate all land north of Waibel Creek
as rural reserves, retain rural reserve designation for Area
E, do not take more foundation farm land for urban reserves.
Includes 3 maps. |
TO: Metro Council (on letter: Washington County Chair and Board
of Commissioners)
FROM: Dave Vanasche, Washington County Farm Bureau |
| 2784 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Letter elaborates on conflicts that farmers
in Washington County experience while farming adjacent to urban
settings. Requests effective buffers to minimize conflicts between
urban and rural uses. Instead of using the best buffers, such
as Council Creek, Waibel Creek, Rock Creek and Hwy 26, Ord. No.
740 uses narrow roads and property lines as edges. Includes:
Examples of Urban/Rural Conflicts in Washington County, Letters
describing urban/rural conflicts from Alan Schaaf, Fred and Cori
Bacher, Greg Malinowski, Larry Duyck, Ruth DiBrino, Vanasche
Farm, Hanley Farm, Dave Vanasche, Gary Landis, Alfred Meisner,
Dave Vanashe, Julie D. Annen, Houston Hickenbottom, Joe Macci,
News article: Land use laws trap farmer, Checklist: Common Urban/Agricultural
Conflicts, Examples of Agricultural Buffer Policies and Requirements
in Other Jurisdictions. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Dave Vanasche, Washington County Farm Bureau |
| 2785 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Metro Ordinance 11-1255: Area north of Council
Creek-Cornelius does not qualify as an urban reserve, qualifies
as a rural reserve because of its agricultural value, geographic
placement and natural resource value, Council Creek forms the
only logical buffer. Areas north of Council Creek-Forest Grove
should be rural reserve. Making up for urban reserves by adding
more land is not responsive to LCDC's directive. Designate entire
area north of Council Creek as rural reserves, trim urban reserve
8A back to Waibel Creek. |
TO: Council President Tom Hughes, Metro Council
FROM: Mary Kyle McCurdy,
1000 Friends of Oregon |
| 2786 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Urban reserve for jobs in Cornelius-Community-Farmland
Compromise. Move 354 acres of urban reserve that is not wanted
north of Sunset Hwy to north of Cornelius where it is wanted
and needed to build a sustainable community. Includes 7 maps. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Amy Scheckla-Cox, City of Cornelius |
| 2787 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Urban and rural reserves, IGA and related Ordinance
decisions. Believes we are in murky legal waters as the legal
order and findings were not written up by staff in an timely
manner. Lobbyists and selected local officials have free access
to Metro Councilors and LCD Commissioners while citizens encountered
stonewalling by Metro staff when attempting to see Metro Councilors. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Linda B. Peters |
| 2788 |
4/21/2011 |
Public testimony: Protecting Washington County's remaining class
1 soils - Current urban reserves and unprotected undesignated
areas leave approximately 1,060 acres of class 1 soils (33.6%
of WaCo total) and 9,002 acres of class 2 soils (10.1% of WaCo
total) without protection. Helvetia class 1 soil district contains
over 50% of the remaining class 1 soils in WaCo; much of it is
slated for development under urban reserves or remains unprotected. |
TO: Metro Council
FROM: Greg Mecklem |
| 2789 |
4/21/2011 |
Minutes: Metro Council |
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| 2790 |
4/21/2011 |
Oversized Exhibit No. 34 Metro Council work session - Digital
Audio; - This recording will be accessible until its retention
has been met |
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4/21/2011 |
Metro Ordinance No. 11-1255, For the Purpose of Revising the "Urban
Growth Boundary and Urban and Rural Reserves Map" in the Title
14 (Urban Growth Boundary) of the Urban Growth Boundary Management
Functional Plan |
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