Metro staff presented the emerging regional values for the 2077 Future Vision, said more than 2,200 survey responses informed the work, and announced Clackamas County vision table on Oct. 24 at Oak Lodge Library; Metro emphasized youth engagement through Future Fest and a youth committee.

Trust members asked the consultant RFP to prioritize a localized needs assessment, embed a long‑range vision alongside the state's five‑year production plan, and include cost estimates and a decision‑making rubric so the town can compare tradeoffs among proposed tools.

Commissioners and public commenters debated whether commercial cannabis is agricultural, whether prior Board direction made cannabis an agricultural use allowable in rural residential areas, and how to reflect opt‑outs and carve‑outs in the general plan and forthcoming zoning code.

The board took several unanimous votes Oct. 7, including forwarding a letter opposing new SVP placements (item 15), starting zoning outreach for Hacumba (item 4), and adopting the Housing for All framework with related authorizations (item 5).

Staff proposed a Marina Master Plan and engineering design for the failing South Seawall, to be paid from marina reserves for design and potentially financed with debt for construction after costs are better known. Council asked whether some work should be general-fund supported depending on community benefit.

Laurel Foster said the National Guard Officers Association has $17,000 in grant funds that could be directed to the 11th Air Force memorial; commissioners agreed to prepare a proposal, pursue signage from the mayor and assess repairs and safety work at Merrill Field.

Official declines billboard variance, citing existing zoning and community vision for signage.

Community urges delay on new development to preserve Walton County's character and attract quality visitors.

District leaders recommended placing a 1% earned-income tax on the November ballot to stabilize operations and fund a proposed $120 million 7–12 campus; trustees debated timing, whether to combine operating and facilities funding in one question, and community impacts before unanimously moving to executive session.

Eastmore High School receives approval for larger signage and extended display time.

Silicon Valley Clean Cities’ annual Ride-and-Drive event is a great opportunity that allows participants to test drive electric and alternately fueled vehicles. We hope that test-drivers will consider purchasing an electric vehicle and learn about the exciting world EVs. Electric vehicles are not only better for the environment but are generally more reliable than petroleum-fueled vehicles, run more smoothly and quietly, are very practical, easy to charge, and economical.

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Residents voice concerns over permit limits for local business expansion in Pahrump.

Candidates present visions for Kodiak's future during the borough assembly candidate forum.

Karen Hughes, Missoula County planning director, explained how zoning carries out community land-use visions, why unzoned areas allow broader uses, and how residents can influence decisions as the county prepares a countywide comprehensive plan and continues code cleanups.

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Commission considers signage changes for Starbucks and existing businesses at Vista Chino site.

Residents of Tracy Hills express fears about safety, pollution, and community impact from new development.