Environmental
What is Oregon's 'Goal 15 — Willamette River Greenway' and how does it affect development near the Willamette River?
AIt requires all Willamette River-adjacent properties to be sold to the state
BIt protects the natural, scenic, historical, agricultural, economic, and recreational qualities of the Willamette River Greenway, limiting development within the greenway boundary✓ Correct
CIt allows unlimited commercial development along the Willamette River
DIt applies only to the section of the river within Portland city limits
Explanation
Oregon Statewide Planning Goal 15 — Willamette River Greenway — establishes a protected greenway along the Willamette River from Eugene to Portland, preserving natural, scenic, historical, agricultural, and recreational values. Local governments must adopt plans and ordinances protecting the greenway. Development within the greenway is subject to special review and restrictions.
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