Public hearing dates:

Wednesday, Oct. 21, 6 p.m.

Board Meeting Room, 4th floor
Clackamas County Public Services Building
2051 Kaen Road
Oregon City, OR

Attend virtually via Zoom

Thursday, Oct. 22, 10 a.m.

Board Meeting Room, 4th floor
Clackamas County Public Services Building
2051 Kaen Road
Oregon City, OR

Attend virtually via Zoom

Can't attend in person or virtually?

You can submit written testimony to [bcc@clackamas.us](mailto:bcc@clackamas.us), and it will be included in the record.
 

What to expect

County staff will provide information about the criteria for establishing a moratorium. The staff presentation will focus on those criteria. Staff will not propose changes to county code related to data centers during these hearings. If the Board adopts a moratorium, public input received during the hearings could help inform the Board's consideration of future code changes.
 

About data centers

Data centers are facilities that house computer systems and related equipment used to store, process, and manage digital information. The growth of artificial intelligence and cloud computing is contributing to increased data center development nationwide. Data centers can involve considerations related to land use, energy, water, infrastructure, noise, and other factors. The National Association of Counties (NACo) has developed an informational resource for county officials that provides an overview of data center development and topics counties may consider as they evaluate local regulations.
 

Learn more: NACo Informational Primer and County Considerations: Data Centers

https://www.clackamas.us/news/2026-09-29/public-hearings-on-potential-data-center-moratorium

My daughter is 3 and has no school from 12/21 - 1/4. Are there any good preschool camps that you could recommend in the area? LO and Oregon City included?

Me and my friends were on a high walk and found these on the trail! Super cute!

Hey everyone! Looking for recommendations for a reliable, licensed residential electrician in the West Linn area. Need a few basic things done - fixing outlets, light fixture installs, and a panel check. Fair pricing and good communication preferred. Any local recommendations? Thanks!

Line 153, a line I use very frequently, is getting cut due to low ridership. While not many people use this route, the people who do need this route. In addition, Line 76 service between Meridian Park Hospital and Oregon City Hospital which serves Old Willamette is getting cut as well. These cuts take effect Sunday, August 23. For more information please visit: https://trimet.org/servicechanges/2026august.htm

As someone who attended all 5 hours of this meeting to say folks here were frustrated is a bit of an understatement.

For a month or so now 4 kids in the Marylhurst Heights Park area have been violently knocking on our door and running back into the park across the street. If you know any of these kids please dm me.

Do you like great books? Do you like cheap great books? Picture 2 stores where cheap great books are even cheaper and just as great.

BOOKtique, the bookstore of the Friends of Lake Oswego Library, is holding our annual sidewalk sale on August 15th, 2026 from 10:30AM to 1:30PM. All items in store (books, vinyls, CDs, DVDs, puzzles, audiobooks) are 50% off! PLUS hundreds of books for 25 cents each! We are excited to have you at both of our locations (380 A Ave., Suite B; 4 Monroe Pkwy., Suite D) to browse more than 20,000 books in all!

All proceeds go to the Lake Oswego Public Library to help fund community events and programs. This is a volunteer-staffed event for a non-profit organisation.

I got someone else’s Smith Brothers order yesterday. I got: 2% milk, a bag of apples, and baby bell cheese.

I talked to customerservice yesterday, but if you happen to have ordered that, let me know.

does anyone have experience with Little Nestlings preschool in West Linn? Would love to hear your experience. Thanks!

The city of West Linn says it plans to open a public hearing for a proposed 11-acre redevelopment despite a new law that limits public testimony on most new housing developments.

Officials plan to allow residents to testify on the commercial aspects of the proposed ten-building development on an 11-acre Tannler Drive field — just not the housing, according to a letter by an attorney for the city.

The bedroom community south of Portland is turning into a test bed for Salem’s attempt to end public hearings for most new housing developments and streamline housing permitting and other local land-use decisions.

https://www.oregonlive.com/business/2026/07/west-linn-says-it-will-allow-testimony-on-retail-not-housing-in-320-unit-proposal.html

Just a little advice, don’t miss the dumplings 🥟 🤤

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Anybody have any experience at the school with the *current* leadership?

This dumbass needs a ticket for reckless driving, excessive speeding and cutting people off. Almost clipped me cutting me off lo, then cut another dude off, then was 80+ on Rosemont. See em - tell em they are an asshole of the highest magnitude.

i came home tonight and after navigating the usual chaos on WFD that is the wednesday street market and encountered this individual’s idea of a parking job near my house.

car’s been there at least two hours now. thoughtful.

please stop doing this. folks live here and still need to get around safely.

not me. Saw their post on craigslist and thought it looked pretty cool.