Community urges Lake Oswego leaders to appeal judge Steele's ruling on lake access

April 01, 2025 | Lake Oswego City, Clackamas County, Oregon

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During the City Council Special Meeting on March 31, 2025, community members voiced urgent concerns regarding the recent ruling by Judge Steele, which affects public access to Oswego Lake. Residents are calling for immediate action from the city to appeal this ruling and to file a motion to stay the court order. This would temporarily halt enforcement of the ruling while the city pursues an appeal, allowing for a thorough review of the situation.

One resident, who relocated to Lake Oswego with his family, emphasized the importance of the lake to the community's quality of life. He highlighted that the lake is a significant factor in why families choose to settle in the area, alongside the city's top-rated public schools and strong community ties.
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The council's response to these concerns will be crucial in determining the future of Oswego Lake and its accessibility for residents. As discussions continue, the community is looking to its leaders for decisive action to protect this vital local resource. The implications of the council's decisions will resonate throughout Lake Oswego, impacting both current residents and future generations.

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