Neighbor warns Candy Lane design could jeopardize cafeteria project
A neighbor told the school board the district's plan to route all school traffic onto a 748‑foot dead‑end street at Candy Lane Elementary risks delays to the conditional‑use permit and the King Campus relocation, and urged the board to direct staff to revise the design before the county hearing.
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A neighbor of Candy Lane Elementary told the Oregon City School District board the district’s current plan to consolidate vehicle traffic onto Portland Avenue—a 748‑foot dead end—creates safety and permitting risks that could delay the school’s cafeteria and site improvements.
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