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July 10, 2008: Board authorizes funding to finance expansion of sewage treatment capacity for Clackamas County Service District No. 1
Clackamas County’s murky wastewater treatment picture just became a lot clearer.
The County will finance sewage treatment system expansion through the sale of up to $95 million in revenue obligations, the Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) unanimously decided Monday night following the final of two public hearings.
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June 30, 2008: Oregon City Planning Commission Okays 20-year vision
What a night. The same evening of May 29 when the Community Partners Wastewater Task Committee agreed to a long-term sewage treatment plan, the Oregon City Planning Commission approved the conditional use application for expanding the Tri-City plant.
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June 26, 2008: Clackamas firm awarded bridge repair contract
Repair work on the 82nd Drive Bridge over the Clackamas River near High Rocks is expected to start in late July or early August. The bridge will reopen for public use by the end of 2008.
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June 04, 2008: Clackamas County Board of Commissioners react favorably to task force recommendations about long-term, cost-saving sewage treatment investments
Sewer system customers in much of Clackamas County could save millions of dollars in avoided system expansion costs over the next 20 years based on recommendations made this week by a special citizen’s committee.
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May 09, 2008: Clackamas County enters DEQ agreement requiring sewage treatment expansion by 2010
To protect Willamette River quality, and to avoid further state environmental violations and fines, the Board of Clackamas County Commissioners (BCC) announced this week that it is voluntarily entering into a Mutual Agreement Order (MAO) with the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ).
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April 22, 2008: Bidding to start for wastewater treatment expansion
Plans to meet the sewage treatment capacity needs of North Clackamas County residents are moving ahead, with key construction contract opportunities to be advertised starting this month.
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