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Oregon Court of Appeals rules in favor of urban growth boundary expansion
Frog Pond East and South, future Wilsonville neighborhoods, were included in that 2018 Metro decision
The Oregon Court of Appeals recently issued a favorable ruling for the prospects of future Wilsonville neighborhoods near Advance Road.
The Land Conservation and Development Commission s approval of Metro s 2018 urban growth boundary expansion which included future Frog Pond East and South neighborhoods in Wilsonville as well as neighborhoods in Beaverton, Hillsboro and King City was appealed by Housing Land Advocates, a charitable corporation that focuses on land use policy and advocates for affordable housing. In a May 12 decision the OCOA ruled in favor of Metro and the LCDC decision.
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The court rejected the city of Wilsonville s request to move the case to the Oregon Court of Appeals.
With a decision pending at the Oregon Court of Appeals regarding Aurora Airport planning, the Clackamas County Circuit Court determined where an essentially identical case will, at least initially, be litigated.
The court denied the city of Wilsonville s request to transfer the case to the Court of Appeals, approved the Oregon Department of Aviation s request to move it to Marion County and granted a motion by Aurora Airport Improvement Association (which includes airport business interests) to intervene, meaning they ll have standing to argue the case alongside the state.
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The company erected a 130-foot pole without a permit; city seeks $500 fine per day.
The Wilsonville government filed legal action Monday, April 12 against Camping World, as well as Symonds Flags and Poles, for placing a flagpole without a permit at its location on SW Boones Ferry Road in March.
The city s legal department first sent a letter to Camping World March 4 demanding it remove the 130-foot pole, which has yet to carry a flag, by March 21. Poles over 30 feet require permitting.
After Camping World met with legal staff, the city extended the deadline to April 2 but the pole had yet to be removed. The city sent another notice to Camping World April 6 saying if it didn t reach out by April 9 the city would file a complaint with Clackamas County Circuit Court, and followed through with that action today.
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