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Do you think the city of Bend should have high rise buildings or expand its urban growth boundaries?
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755 Votes

Do you think the city of Bend should have high rise buildings or expand its urban growth boundaries?

It should go up!

7

It should go out!

3

It should go up!

7 Comments
Brad Livsey
1
Brad Livsey

Tell you what. I'll connect with the mayor and have him help me post two, big shiny painted 4'X9' sheets of plywood on each end of town stating that ....."SORRY FOLKS, WERE ALL FULL UP!!!...Know this all: who come: (Your in Central Oregon for a good time........not a long time!!)

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Teresa Parsons
0
Teresa Parsons

Might as well look like Portland at this point because many Portlanders are moving here.

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Tarasem
0
Tarasem

Reach for the sky, Bend! Be that big city you know you want to be. Then expand up and down the 97 corridor. Build it and "they" will come. And we all know who "they" are.

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Tracy J England
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Tracy J England

Help fight sprawl by building up.

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Justin Goodkind
0
Justin Goodkind

Let's keep the footprint of the city smaller and be able to provide services that will reach everyone. Transportation, events, schools, healthcare, shopping, etc.

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Oakley Taylor
0
Oakley Taylor

We need to prevent urban sprawl. Also, we cannot expand out until we have infrascructure. Sewer lines, road construction and power lines are expensive.

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It should go out!

3 Comments
Terry Whitted
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Terry Whitted

It is better for the environmental impact to allow more housing in rural areas. EXPAND. Go OUT.

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Christena
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Christena

Really I don't want either...

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Do you support the Cabin Butte vegetation project?
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425 Votes

Do you support the Cabin Butte vegetation project?

Yes

4

No

0

Yes

4 Comments
Stephen Johnson
0
Stephen Johnson

Common sense, and past history of land abuse in that area

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Michael Thille
0
Michael Thille

Our forests are already 30 years behind thinning and management. Too much fire suppression for the last 50 years.

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Reba Nicklous
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Reba Nicklous

And we need the same thing in La Pine!

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Lisa York
0
Lisa York

Fire prevention is paramount in this area...to protect wildlife and humans. It's unfortunate the county and city are doing nothing to help the people living there.

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No

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Have you noticed a price increase on Oregon wine?

Have you noticed a price increase on Oregon wine?

Yes

0

No

0

Yes

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No

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