Bi-state Land Use Coordination

A new bi-state panel is being formed to address land use challenges that cross state lines in Washington and Oregon.

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June 21, 2002, 10:00 AM PDT

A proposed "Bi-State Coordination Committee" may bridge the land-use divide for Southwest Washington and Oregon. The committee would have no independent powers, but governments with land-use authority in Southwest Washington and the Portland metropolitan area would sign an accord to create the committee andagree to let it review and comment on land-use issues that have an effect on transportation.

Thanks to Sprawl Watch Clearninghouse

FULL STORY: Oregon-Washington panel may bridge land-use divide

Thursday, June 20, 2002 in The Oregonian

Government / Politics Oregon

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