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Article I - Name
The name of this Council shall be the Clackamas County Developmental Disabilities Council, hereinafter called the DD Council, delegated for oversight of the Community Developmental Disabilities Program as outlined in OAR 411-320-0030 (8) (c).
Article II - Purpose
The functions of the DD Council include but are not limited to:
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Board of County Commissioners
Three phases of amendments to the county’s Zoning & Development Ordinance (ZDO) to provide zoning opportunities to help alleviate the housing shortage in unincorporated Clackamas County. This hearing is to consider additional options to two of the three strategies presented at the Oct. 6 meeting.
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Garbage and Recycling
Join us for a free community repair event. Awesome volunteers will be on hand to help you figure out and possibly fix household items. It's a fun way to learn about repair, save money, and keep things from going into the trash. Bring clean clothes and textiles, small electronics and other small home appliances that require repair. Some repairs may not be available at every event. To confirm an item you want to bring can be repaired, email sustainability@clackamas.us with a description of your item.
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Water Environment Services
Join The Wetlands Conservancy for a day of native shrub plantings at Hearthwood Wetland in Clackamas County. This dense hardwood wetland is at the headwaters of Kellogg Creek and provides crucial buffering between I-205 and the communities of Johnson Lake. We’ll help to bolster the soil and promote water filtration by adding native plants to the sensitive edge space. Hearthwood is home to small woodland mammals, songbirds and raptor birds, amphibians, fish and more. This event is free and family friendly. All tools and light snacks are provided.
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Water Environment Services
Join The Wetlands Conservancy for a day of native shrub plantings at Hearthwood Wetland in Clackamas County. This dense hardwood wetland is at the headwaters of Kellogg Creek and provides crucial buffering between I-205 and the communities of Johnson Lake. We’ll help to bolster the soil and promote water filtration by adding native plants to the sensitive edge space. Hearthwood is home to small woodland mammals, songbirds and raptor birds, amphibians, fish and more. This event is free and family friendly. All tools and light snacks are provided.
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