County Commissioners' Schedule 2/25 - 2/29

County Commissioners' Schedule 2/25 - 2/29

Thank you for your continued interest in the Board of County Commissioners! Some of this week’s upcoming commissioner hearings and meetings are detailed below. Complete and updated information is available on the board’s webpage. Remember: Your County Commissioners want residents to be involved! The public is welcome to sit in on any Policy Session or the Business Meeting, and you can always make public comments at the latter. Tuesday, Feb. 26 Policy Sessions Enterprise Resource Planning (10:30 a.m.) Port of Portland Briefing (1:30 p.m.) 2020 Census Update (2:30 p.m.) Willamette Falls Locks (3 p.m.) Annual Work Program for Clackamas County Vector Control (3:30 p.m.) Protecting Youth through Tobacco Retail Licensing Draft Ordinance Overview (4 p.m.) Visit the policy session page. Thursday, Feb. 28 Business Meeting (10 a.m.) In addition to the regular sections, this meeting features one public presentation, the scheduled reading and adoption of a previously-approved land use ordinance, and a public hearing. Presentation: Recognition of Raeline Kammeyer, Oregon Fair Association’s 2018 Fair Board Member of the Year Reading/Adoption of Previously Approved Land Use Ordinance: Marijuana Production License Limits Public Hearing: Vacation of McNary Road Read the full agenda. Last week Last week, Policy Sessions were held on affordable housing, the county's Guiding Values, the deferred compensation plan, and the Oregon City School District UGB expansion request. Visit the policy session page. Last week, the Business Meeting featured a presentation on the efforts of the Water Environment Services advisory committee, and a public hearing on the vehicle registration fee. Read the full agenda or watch the meeting on YouTube. Remember, all Policy Sessions and Business Meetings are open to the public, and you are encouraged to attend! If you cannot attend but have questions, please feel free to email your commissioners at bcc@clackamas.us. Thank you for allowing commissioners and county staff to keep Clackamas County a great place to live, work and play.