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Should Bend have tougher regulations to protect urban trees?
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706 Votes

Should Bend have tougher regulations to protect urban trees?

Yes

13

No

1

Yes

13 Comments
Kat Applegate
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Kat Applegate

We are losing too many large trees in Bend. Among other things, they are a carbon sink. We can't afford to lose them.

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Latterdaysaint
Latterdaysaint

Climate change is nothing to worry about

Duane Wyman
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Duane Wyman

Just look at the RV park clear cut along Murphy Road and the Parkway overpass! Massive, stripping the land of mature Ponderosa Pines - totally not good! Wasn't Bend once proclaimed a "Tree City USA" resource? NOT.

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Paul Bianchina
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Paul Bianchina

The "New Bend" is in the pocket of the big developers, which includes allowing them to clear-cut huge areas of land while Bend pretends to be a "tree city". Look at the older developments, and you'll see how trees used to be saved. Builders need to work around the trees instead of destroying them.

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Wendy Olstad
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Wendy Olstad

For starters I like trees more than houses. And developers have gotten away with murder just clearing whole lots of every little bit of vegetation. Bend is losing a lot of charm and it gets worse every day.

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Mary Kay Boldajipour
0
Mary Kay Boldajipour

Bend let the car wash on Reed Lane remove a beautiful tree! For a car wash! With no need! That area is empty and has little landscaping.

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Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

The government shouldn't control us

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CB
CB

Yet you constantly say how the government should control women, LGBTQ+ communities, anyone that isn't a cis white male. You are a Nazi, Gabe. Just calling a spade a spade. And climate change is real, boo-boo. Your bishop must be mortified at your constant ignorance.

No

1 Comment
Phil Spreier
1
Phil Spreier

Bend is a densely forested area. You can’t build much larger than a shed without clearing tree. Why should the City be able to tell me what I can do with the trees on my property? Welcome to the Peoples Republic of Bend.

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CB
CB

You should definitely move to an area where there's more simple-minded folks like yourself to hang with.

Do you support pay raises for Deschutes County commissioners?
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217 Votes

Do you support pay raises for Deschutes County commissioners?

Yes

1

No

6

Yes

1 Comment
Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

Right now everyone is struggling and they make atleast 2x as much a year than I do. And many other residents of deschutes Co Maybe if they struggle some they might fight for what the people need.

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No

6 Comments
Steven Daniels
2
Steven Daniels

I guess the money they got from Thornburgh wasn't enough. Or maybe they think they deserve a reward for the fine job they think they did in selecting Cheyenne Purrington.

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Pam Ferguson
2
Pam Ferguson

Right now everyone is struggling and they make atleast 2x as much a year than I do. And many other residents of deschutes Co Maybe if they struggle some they might fight for what the people need and want I haven't gotten a raise for more than 2 years either

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Lisa York
1
Lisa York

As far as I can see they have not done anything to deserve it 🤬

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Jim Hipp
1
Jim Hipp

Are you freaking kidding me! I bust my ads every day as a sales rep for half that salary! Kiss my .....

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Dianne Price
0
Dianne Price

They get enough now!!

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RL Nellis
0
RL Nellis

First support your staff before making yourself more comfortable.

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Do you plan to use an e-bike this summer?
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296 Votes

Do you plan to use an e-bike this summer?

Yes

0

No

2

Yes

0 Comments
No one has commented yet

No

2 Comments
Q Myers
0
Q Myers

I have a gas scooter.

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Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

Bikes and brews what will go wrong

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