Measure 14-67
Measure 14-67 passed with more than 72% of Hood River city voters supporting it.
Thank you!
It simply lets YOUR VOICE be heard.
The City's Charter now protects City Parks - requiring the people to vote before a park can be taken. The City's Charter with the amendment is here: https://cityofhoodriver.gov/wp-content/uploads/bsk-pdf-manager/2020/01/Charter-HR-City-Charter-2019-1.pdf
CaptionAmendment to the city charter regarding disposal of city parks
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QuestionShall Hood River revise its charter to prohibit the disposal of any city park land without a public vote?
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SummaryAmends the Hood River City Charter to require a public vote before the council can dispose of any designated, dedicated, or recognized city park, including the sale, lease or transfer of any property rights, unless it is for the promotion or enhancement of recreational enjoyment of the general public. If adopted, this charter amendment will take effect immediately by emergency clause as it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public health and welfare.
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