Residents press County Code Violation resolution process; administrator recognizes tourism marketing work
During public testimony at the March 7 Clackamas County meeting, two Eagle Creek residents raised concerns about the county code violation resolution process. County Administrator Gary Schmidt recognized tourism staff for marketing the Northwest Bigfoot Center; commissioners made brief comments on tolling mitigation, agrotourism, education bills and recovery center planning.
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During the public comment period at the March 7 Clackamas County Board of Commissioners meeting, two residents from Eagle Creek raised concerns about the county’s Code Violation Resolution Process. Darlene Machum and Richard Adamson addressed the board on that subject during the allotted public‑testimony time; the transcript records the speakers’ names and topics but does not include verbatim statements beyond their listed topics.
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