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19 Jul 201714 Feb 2020 wasco2040 Blog, Data and Research

New Lots in Forest Zones

Several months ago, we published an infographic sharing the results of some analysis from the Planning and GIS departments that depicts possible new lots in farm and forest zones: A few community members requested a similar map be created for possible divisions in the forest zone: If you are familiar with the Wasco County zoning … Continue reading New Lots in Forest Zones

8 Jun 201713 Jun 2017 wasco2040 Data and Research

Wasco County Food Systems

Gorge Grown Food Network and the Columbia Gorge Community Health Assessment in 2013 have given us some good data to understand food systems in Wasco County and how it impacts our businesses and residents. Staff has prepared an infographic that shares the highlights from data available The Oregon Community Food Systems Network. Access to services … Continue reading Wasco County Food Systems

5 Apr 201727 Jun 2017 wasco2040 Data and Research

Wasco County Farm Subsidies

One of the things we wanted to understand, in preparing for the Comprehensive Plan update, was how some farmland in Wasco County is currently being used and how that may change in the future. A critical program for conserving land and habitat is through the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP).  In 2016, land enrolled in the … Continue reading Wasco County Farm Subsidies

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Brown is a required or mandatory update, usually related to revisions to state law.

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