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Find out more information about a comprehensive study, completed in 2006, identifying how the agricultural economy, natural areas and urban communities all contribute value to this region.
Throughout 2006, Metro, in partnership with Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties, the Oregon Department of Agriculture, and the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development, conducted a comprehensive study of the various factors that influence the shape of our region and contribute to the quality of life we enjoy. The study sought to identify how the agricultural economy, natural areas and urban communities all contribute value to this region.
There are three components to the Shape of the Region study:
The results of these studies were shared at a symposium held at the Hillsboro Civic Center on Jan. 19, 2007. Full reports and executive summaries of the three components of the Shape of the Region study are available for download below. The findings of these studies will inform the designation of urban and rural reserves by the Metro Council and the boards of commissioners of Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties in 2009.
Marcia Sinclair
503-797-1814
reserves@oregonmetro.gov
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