Land Use & Zoning
Oregon's Statewide Planning Goal 8 (Recreational Needs) requires local governments to:
ABuild public parks in every neighborhood
BPlan for the recreational needs of Oregon residents and visitors✓ Correct
CProhibit commercial recreation facilities near residential areas
DRequire 10% open space in all new residential developments
Explanation
Goal 8 requires local governments to satisfy the recreational needs of Oregon residents and visitors. This includes planning for parks, trails, camping, water recreation, and other activities, while managing impacts on natural resources and private lands.
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