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Are there too many regulations for building affordable housing?
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425 Votes

Are there too many regulations for building affordable housing?

Yes

9

No

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Yes

9 Comments
Jane CommunityMember
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Jane CommunityMember

Too many regs in general. One reason we're 5000 units short of what we need.

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sandra zollman
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sandra zollman

Bend needs affordable housing to buy. Building rentals only increases the investors opportunities for greed. We need more home ownership so people can build value. The globalists goal is no more private property for citizens and they must be stopped.

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Rick Allen
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Rick Allen

Bureaucracy can be paralyzing at times and always an obstruction.

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Kevin Nik Myles Hayward
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Kevin Nik Myles Hayward

The term affordable is ambiguous. Affordable for who? When a house payment is less than rent yet one still can't afford the house payment. Yeah! That's affordable!

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Latterdaysaint
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Latterdaysaint

Thank you Christine drazen for putting it on, that's horrible bend city council didnt go, I wish Christine drazen would have won but because of fraud she didn't

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Jane CommunityMember
Jane CommunityMember

Fraud? What are you talking about?

sandra zollman
sandra zollman

Yes, I agree. I no longer believe that elections in liberal states are honest. From city to state level. I also believe that Christine actually won. Can anyone believe that people keep voting for the disasterous policies that are destroying every liberally run city and state? Portland or California?

Kathi McDonald
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Kathi McDonald

Nothing about it is affordable. Pure greed

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Stang1960
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Stang1960

To many regulations for anything you build or do. Between Taxes/Fees/Regulations or anything the government touches it makes everything cost more. Less government all our lives would be better. Did you know the Number 1 employer in Oregon is the government?

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Do you regularly visit the area's food cart pods?

Do you regularly visit the area's food cart pods?

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No

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Yes

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No

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Should Oregon's first spouse have a role in policy decisions?
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470 Votes

Should Oregon's first spouse have a role in policy decisions?

Yes

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No

9

Yes

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No

9 Comments
Kimmy Wasatch
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Kimmy Wasatch

Spouse has no standing in government and Gov Kotek should resign like Kitzhaber. Just another example of pushing dem, liberal and lgbtq policies on citezens. Again, you get what you vote for.

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Deb Kizer Dyck
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Deb Kizer Dyck

Her "spouse" has NOT been voted in. Why should she have a say in anything more than a single vote just like each Oregonian?!

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MaryLou R Haffner
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MaryLou R Haffner

We are to avoid all appearance of potential wrong doing. This is especially important when public office is held.

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Alma and Bruce Miller
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Alma and Bruce Miller

It is wrong and we the people are sick of this double standard BS you get voted in and it's never good enough you have to add in all these extra agenda's. No

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Bendlover
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Bendlover

Was the first spouse voted in? I didn't think so...

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Lee Gee
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Lee Gee

She is stepping out of her elected roll. She is being every hypocritical in that she apposed Kitshopper why should she be any better. Her and her partner need to go.

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Mark Mueller
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Mark Mueller

Appears to be more "self serving" corruption in our government.

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Brian Klein
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Brian Klein

I'm not sure why it would be so.

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Latterdaysaint
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Latterdaysaint

Better yet how about resign

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