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Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

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Wrongful death lawsuit over Lake Oswego ice storm tree collapse dismissed

A Clackamas County judge permanently dismissed the $8.5 million wrongful death lawsuit filed over the death of Frank George Ness Jr., who was killed when a neighbor's tree crashed through his Westlake-area home during the January 2024 ice storm, closing the case against the neighbor, the city, and the HOA with no costs or fees awarded.

Clackamas County garbage rates rise, with biggest increase hitting urban households

Clackamas County raised garbage and recycling fees for all unincorporated-area customers effective Tuesday, July 1, with urban residential households paying up to $5.65 more per month; a 75% low-income discount program is also in development.

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