August 20, 2020 at 5:01 pm PDT. The Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals today affirmed a January decision by the Tillamook County Board of Commissioners to grant a subsidiary of Facebook a ...

Oregon Shores’ successful appeal, though, means that Jordan Cove will face a much higher barrier in drafting a land use application that can pass muster — and might mean that the project can ...

The state’s Land Use Board of Appeals ruled last month that the city did not properly address the ... Project opponents have 21 days to appeal LUBA’s decision to the Oregon Court of Appeals.

The Land Use Board of Appeals rejected a Lincoln County rule on short term rentals. LUBA and court cases are being closely watched around Oregon as other groups and jurisdictions wrestle with how ...

Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals rules in Lincoln County short-term rental fight. expand. Lincoln City in Oregon. The unincorporated reaches of Lincoln County have become a flashpoint for the ...

The land-use watchdog group Central Oregon LandWatch filed this week a notice of intent to appeal Deschutes County commissioners’ recent 2-1 decision to rezone 710 acres west of Terrebonne from ...

Salem, Oregon, (May 2, 2024) Yesterday, the Oregon Court of Appeals denied nine out of 10 challenges that were raised in Thornburgh Resort’s petition to build less golf and use less water.

The company appealed to the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals after the Lane County Board of Commissioners ruled against the plan with a 3-2 vote in 2021, following land-use challenges from residents.

The Oregon Court of Appeals has sent a case involving water use and the effects on wildlife by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs and Thornburgh Resort back to a state land use board.

And making the Oregon way work requires the interpretation, deference, and decisions from Land Use Board of Appeals and Oregon’s appellate courts. Oregon’s land use planning program is more ...

Though the county’s decision passed muster with the state’s Land Use Board of Appeals, or LUBA, the Central Oregon Landwatch nonprofit claims several of its arguments were improperly dismissed.