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Oregon Gov. Kate Brown signed Senate Bill 391 to law June 23, granting rural residential areas the right to build accessory dwelling units. In 2017 the legislature passed a bill to do ADUs for farm workers, and then it also allowed cities to do the ADUs, but it left out the rural areas for property owners to develop that ADU, said Jack Zika (R-OR 54), Redmond s representative in the Oregon legislature. Andrea Davis / Unsplash The accessory dwelling units would have to be kept under 900 square feet, meaning it likely won t be able to hold anything larger than a two-bedroom unit. To build one of these guest homes, people have to adhere to criteria set out by the legislature. They can t be larger than 900 square feet, they must be within 100 feet of the main residence, the plat of land must be at least 2 acres, it can t be a short-term vacat
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Oregon legislature passed many new investments in behavioral health
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The 2021 Oregon Legislative Assembly adjourned Saturday, June 26th, marking the end of this year’s legislative session. Among the many health-related bills that passed, Rep. Rob Nosse said this session featured significant new investments to support the behavioral and mental health of Oregonians.
“The 81st session will be remembered as the one where we finally started making investments to bring about the promise of the deinstitutionalization of people with mental illness and started making community-based treatment an actual reality.”
The legislature invested $474.4 million into a behavioral health bill package this session. Certified community behavioral health clinics (CCBHCs), which provide mental health and substance abuse treatment regardless of insurance coverage, received $121 million. Another $130 million was allocated toward increasing capacity for licensed residential fa
Editor s note: This is the 12th part in Frontpage Mag s series on Racist Mayors. (See previous parts below this article). Stay tuned for more installments. Mayor Ted Wheeler of Portland is one of those sinewy male types who look as though they could live to be 100. His biography states that he loves any type of physical challenge: swimming laps, running half marathons, participating in triathlons and Iron Man contests. Not only that, but the 6 foot 59-year-old has climbed and reached the summit of Mount Everest and doesn’t let being mayor keep him from taking quick swims in Portland’s Willamette River. His picturesque Oregonian boyhood included hiking, camping and climbing local peaks, further proof, as if any was needed, that his favorite sort of challenge is the one-on-one variety - or doing things his way.