We’re calling it … 3-582 passes … Thank You! The ballots are still being counted … but with over 50% tallied and 3-582’s margins holding steady at just over 60% we’re calling a victory for 3-582! The current tally and margins are being updated on our home page. Post-election Status With the passing of this […]
Volunteer to Increase Awareness The election is May 17th – less than 4 weeks away. Bond measure 3-582 supports all West Linn Parks and includes funding to preserve Oppenlander as an active athletic park for generations to come. Passing 3-582 is required to preserve Oppenlander. The voter’s pamphlets have arrived and ballots will arrive later
Voter Pamphlet Statements One of the most effective tools to inform and guide voters is a written statement in the voter’s guide the County mails to every voter in April with their ballot. Writing a Voter’s Statement is very simple. Pick a topic or perspective to focus on Be concise … you are only allowed
Please join us for an Oppenlander Town Hall Town Hall … In-person at the West Linn Adult Community Center ( 1180 Rosemont Rd) Or via Zoom:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88954518908?pwd=M25tNnFoeFREU3U0VjFJSTBmRDBkdz09Meeting ID: 889 5451 8908 Passcode: 686036One tap mobile dial in: +12532158782,,88954518908#,,,,686036# Please continue sharing and asking your friends and neighbors to come alongside the [gravityforms action=”entry_count” id=”1″] of your
Oppenlander is Headed to the May Ballot First – thank you for your support and persistence. We’re not at the finish line by any stretch but we do feel like we’ve got our second wind. With literally seconds to go before the WebEx meeting software was to reboot at 11 pm last night City Council
Thank you to all who came out! We were heard! Saturday’s Rally went well. It was covered by KPTV FOX-12 and the West Linn Tidings. A small caravan went to both City Hall and School District headquarters to post a copy of the Sales Contract … we later found out the City can proceed without
Rally at Oppenlander Fields – 3pm Saturday 2/12 School District REFUSES to negotiate – City of West Linn is NOT holding them accountable to the signed Oppenlander Sales Agreement A rally to demand both parties come to a quick and reasonable compromise on “our” land – the community is really the current owner, seller, and
City and School District are at odds on Oppenlander appraisal … We need your help to get them to negotiate on good faith It’s been a couple of fairly quiet months since we last updated you – but the activities of the past 6 days have been a whirlwind of meetings. We did not want
City staff is busy preparing the ballot measure so we can all vote on Oppenlander. The City wants your inputs … As Oppenlander transitions from a School District-owned ballfield to a City-owned Park, the city wants to know your opinions on what, if any, improvements should be part of the bond measure. The closing date for the
Thank you for your support! We all worked together to accomplish this huge milestone on the journey to keeping Oppenlander Field a park for generations to come! In short, the City of West Linn has agreed to a Letter of Intent to purchase Oppenlander Field if the citizens approve a bond measure on the May
