Oregon City Annexation Measure (May 2010)

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There was a Oregon City Annexation Measure on the May 18 ballot in Clackamas County for voters in the city of Oregon.

Only one of the two measures was approved
Measure 3-359:

  • YES 2,839 (52.78%)Approveda
  • NO 2,540 (47.22%)

Measure 3-360:

  • YES 2,199 (40.71%)
  • NO 3,208 (59.29%)Defeatedd[1]

This measure sought to annex approximately 54 acres of land south and north of the city, this measure was proposed by property owners in those areas.[2] This land would have to be re-zoned, but once that was approved it would be developed and part of a larger mix-use development plan.[3]

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ Clackamas County Elections, May Measure Results Summary
  2. ↑ Clackamas County Weekly, "Oregon City: 54-acre annexation will be on May ballot," March 3, 2010
  3. ↑ The Orgonian, "Oregon City sends two annexation measures to voters," May 1, 2010
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