Urban Growth Boundary
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This page collects the 2 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Urban Growth Boundary”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Housing, Land Use, and Seniors.
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- 01Department of Land Conservation and Developmentorganization1 mentions
- 02City of Woodburnorganization1 mentions
- 03Tina Kotekperson1 mentions
- 04International Code Councilorganization1 mentions
- 05Rob Wagnerperson1 mentions
- 06Marion Countyorganization1 mentions
- 07Land Conservation and Development Commissionorganization1 mentions
- 08Julie Faheyperson1 mentions
- 09Metroorganization1 mentions
- 10Marion County Circuit Courtlocation1 mentions
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- Topic to billsOregon allows cities and Metro to expand urban growth boundaries for senior housing and manufactured homes, Oregon expands Woodburn urban growth boundary to require 600 residential units and affordability covenants
- Topic to peopleTina Kotek, Rob Wagner, Julie Fahey
- Topic to orgsDepartment of Land Conservation and Development, City of Woodburn, International Code Council (+3 more)
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