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The Ronald Reagan Potluck Dinner at Republican Headquarters ~ RSVP Required!

8/31/2016

Candidates Forum and Reagan Potluck Dinner at The new Republican headquarters in Coos Bay.

There is lots of room for everyone so please plan to attend. So far the candidates speaking will be Mark Callahan, Art Robinson, Daniel Crow, David Brock Smith, Teri Grier and OFRW President, Jan Williamson.
DATE: September 17th
TIME: 5:30 reception and 6:00pm dinner with speeches starting at 6:30ish.
LOCATION: 275 Highway 101 (southbound), Coos Bay, OR
PARKING: Rear of the building (behind Coney Station)

Feel free to RSVP by contacting Terry Harris at [email protected] and let her know what kind of dish you would like to bring. A donation of $10 is requested to help defray the costs of the utility costs at the headquarters.

Notice of Adoption re: HBCU-15-05/FP-15-09 Jordan Cove Energy Project

8/31/2016

Notice of Adoption final JCEP 8-30-2016
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Related Posts:
BOC ~ Notice of Deliberation on JCEP Tuesday August 16, 2016
Public Meeting for Coos County April 19 & North Bend April 26, 2016 on JCEP
Open Letter to the Coos County Board of Commissioners Concerning the JCEP
Eminent Domain Protest in Coos Bay Monday April 4, 2016 ~ 5pm at The Mill Casino
LTE ~ Proponent Kissing Off Local Concerns About JCEP
LTE ~ More Transparency for the SCCF
LTE ~ Leshley Still Uninformed
LTE ~ Leshley Don't Know Dick About the JCEP Work Camp
Jody McCaffree Appeals LNG Road Construction Coos County Planning Oct. 9, 2015
Do Enterprise Zones Work? ~ An Ideopolis Policy Paper February 2011
Educational Enterprise Zone Workshop Roseburg OR Thursday, September 17, 2015
Coos County Planning Decisions on LNG & Effected Roads
LTE ~ CEP appears to be great for Canadian Veresen / JCEP
LTE ~ LNG Pipeline Man and His Bag of Money
LTE ~ Should We Be Worried Dealing with Veresen and the LNG
LTE~ A Package of Rancor for Coos County Commissioner John Sweet

Mayoral and Council Candidates for Coos Bay

8/31/2016

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Rodger Craddock <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, Aug 31, 2016 at 12:36 PM
Subject: Mayoral and Council Candidates
To: mayor <[email protected]>,
Stephanie Kramer <[email protected]>,
Jennifer Groth <[email protected]>,
Mark Daily <[email protected]>,
"Mike Vaughn ([email protected])" <[email protected]>,
Thomas Leahy <[email protected]>,
Fred Brick <[email protected]>,
"Joe Benetti ([email protected])" <[email protected]>,
"DiNovo, Lucinda ([email protected])" <[email protected]>,
"[email protected]" <[email protected]>,
"[email protected]" <[email protected]>,
"[email protected]" <[email protected]>,
"[email protected]" <[email protected]>,
"[email protected]" <[email protected]>,
"Anthony Farmer ([email protected])" <[email protected]>,
Nate McClintock <[email protected]>,
"Nathan McClintock ([email protected])" <[email protected]>,
Jackie Mickelson <[email protected]>

Greetings,

Just to note to let you know that there are no additional filings for open positions on the Council yesterday. I was asked recently, given the large number of candidates running this year, if this was abnormal. In checking the files I learned the following:

·         In 2014, only one citizen ran for the position of Mayor and three citizens filed for the four open City Councilor positions. There was a right-in campaign by three individuals for the fourth position.

·         In 2012, only one citizen ran for the position of Mayor and seven citizens filed for the three open City Councilor positions.

·         In 2010, two citizens ran for the position of Mayor and seven citizens filed for the three open City Councilor positions.

·         In 2008, three citizens ran for the position of Mayor and nine citizens filed for the three open City Councilor positions.

·         In 2006, only one citizen ran for the position of Mayor and seven citizens filed for the three open City Councilor positions.

Based on the above, it looks like we have a good track record of having citizens interested in sitting on the Council in serving this community.

All my best,
Rodger Craddock, City Manager
City of Coos Bay
500 Central Ave
Coos Bay, OR 97420
541-269-8912
Fax 541-267-5912

Coos Bay 2016 Candidates Listing
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Columbia County Resident Files for Second Amendment Preservation Ordinance

8/31/2016

Hey Folks,

I have been working with individuals from several different counties in Oregon to get the Second Amendment Preservation Ordinance enacted in their county. Chris Brumbles from Columbia County and a group of supporters could not convince the Board that they have a duty to preserve and protect the Bill of Rights and that it was their job to enact such laws.

Since the commissioners refuse to do their job then we are going to do it for them.

On August 22, 2016 Mr. Brumbes filed an imitative for the SAPO in Columbia County and on August 30 the county responded with a letter stating that it does meet the requirements of section 1 (2)(d) and (5), Article IV of the Oregon Constitution. There some pie in the eye for the commissioners. What a bunch of Pie Boys.

Now the people of Columbia County are going to need the help from anyone who is willing to go out and get signatures for the Second Amendment.....Rob T.

Link to video of the BOC meeting in Columbia County:

Columbia County SAPO 8-11-2016
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Columbia Letter to Chief Petitioner
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An Election Message to Second Amendment Supporters
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Coos County Republican Women Leaders U.S. Bus Tour August 26-27, 2016

8/23/2016

MEDIA ADVISORY: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 18, 2016
CONTACT: JAN WILLIAMSON, 503.930.951
       [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN                            CARRIE ALMOND, PRESIDENT

OREGON FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN                                JAN WILLIAMSON, PRESIDENT

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN WOMEN LEADERS ROLL THROUGH OREGON AUGUST 26-27ON U.S. BUS TOUR
‘Destination: White House’ Tour Will Register and Rally Voters in Oregon

Portland, Oregon—National Federation of Republican Women leaders will make stops in Oregon, August 26-27 in their red, white and blue bus nicknamed “Rosie” to rally communities and register local residents to vote. NFRW President Carrie Almond will be joined by OFRW President Jan Williamson, OFRW members, and area legislators in cities in Oregon’s five Congressional Districts at the Monarch Hotel in Clackamas on Friday, August 26 and in Medford, Oregon on Saturday, August 27 before Carrie Almond takes “Rosie” to Nevada to meet with Republican Presidential candidate, Donald Trump.

“Our mission with the ‘NFRW Destination: White House’ bus tour is to register Republican-leaning women to vote, rally our clubs and communities across the country, and put Republicans back in the White House, “ says Almond, of Chillicothe, Mo. “Women’s voices and votes will make the difference.”
Traveling on the bus with Almond will be Jan Williamson, OFRW President and Joyce Waggoner, NFRW Chaplain and OFRW past President, both of Salem, Oregon.

“We are excited to share our Republican message with voters during the NFRW bus tour through Oregon, says Williamson, who serves as OregonFRW president. “We look forward to welcoming our National President, NFRW leaders, and of course Rosie to Oregon for two days of rallies. Our members are fired up to elect Republicans from the White House to the courthouse this year, and this tour will engage men and women of all ages with our organization.”

The rallies are open to the public and will be held at the following locations:
Clackamas, OR
Friday, August 26
9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monarch Hotel & Conference Center, 12566 SE 93rd Ave, Clackamas, OR

Salem, OR
Friday, August 26
7:30. p.m. 7:45 p.m. Salem, OR Pit Stop. Walmart Parking lot. 1949 Turner Rd SE, Salem, OR 97302

Medford, OR.
Saturday, August 27
8:00 a.m.-9:00a.m., 1841 E. Barnet Rd., Medford, OR

Founded in 1938, the National Federation of Republican Women is the largest and most influential Republican women’s group in the nation. The NFRW (www.nfrw.org) proudly represents the party that first made it possible for women to vote in the U.S. Today, the NFRW works to increase the effectiveness and relevance of women in the cause of good government. Our mission remains to recruit and elect Republican candidates and promote the principles of the Republican Party while educating

Coos County Three Percent Host Constitutional Attorney KrisAnne Hall Sept. 13 &14

8/23/2016

Join the event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/658126151011878/

The Oregon III% Coos County chapter is proud to announce nationally renowned Constitutional Attorney KrisAnne Hall will be teaching two riveting classes on the...

GENEALOGY OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

Tuesday September 13th at 6:00 PM Coos Bay Library 525 Anderson Ave. Coos Bay, Or

In this 1-hour presentation Constitutional Attorney KrisAnne Hall will destroy the Living Breathing lie that says our Constitution should be reinterpreted for modern man. She will present the 5 foundational documents that make up the genealogy of our founding documents, stretching back beyond the Magna Carta and the history that gave them to us. You will see the stunning parallels with the tyranny being perpetrated today and discover why our founding documents were not created on a whim and that they are reliable and relevant today. And....

FOUNDING PATRIOTS

Wednesday September 14th at 6:00 PM Coos County Owen Building 201 N. Adams St. Coquille, Or

So many gave so much and there were leaders that we don't know and voices that still go unheard. In this class we will be reunited with a few essential founders that we have forgotten, or perhaps whom have never even been introduced. The student will be inspired by these patriots, amazed by their bravery and deeds, and even a bit angry that we have failed to remember and celebrate these essential men and women and their sacrifices.

THIS RARE AND SPECIAL SLIDESHOW SEMINAR IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. SEATING IS LIMITED. For more information visit http://krisannehall.com.

Oregon III% is a non profit, non partisan patriotic educational organization dedicated to the ideals of personal freedom, limited constitutional government and personal preparedness.

We are neighbors helping neighbors. Members of the community are encouraged to join us. To find out more go to www.oregoniiipercent.com or visit us on Facebook.

Curry County BOC Vote to be a Second Amendment Sanctuary County

8/6/2016

2nd Amendment Supporters,
At the August 3, 2016, meeting of the Curry County Board of Commissioners, the 2nd Amendment Preservation Ordinance was passed by Commissioners David Smith and Susan Brown.
Commissioner Huxley said beforehand that he would only support the Ordinance going on the November ballot for a vote of the People and so, voted "No".
Special thanks goes to David Brock Smith for coming up with the version that sidestepped the objections to the original version. David has been a valuable ally in the 2nd Amendment Battle and will receive my support in his November bid to become our State Representative for District 1, maintaining a consistent Conservative presence in the Oregon Legislature.
Thanks also goes to Mike Dunn for his leadership of the CCRCC in getting the Ordinance passed.
Most of all, Thanks to all who showed up at all the BOC meetings and to all that sent emails to the Commissioners. Without your presence, it would have been easy for the Board to dismiss this issue as not widely supported.
Thanks to ALL of You Patriots, our 2nd Amendment Rights are now, more secure here in Curry County!!!!!
Best Wishes,
Butch Jark
Chairman, Second Amendment Preservation Ordinance Committee
Attached is the final version that was passed by the BOC with the minor exception that the actual Title passed was "Second Amendment Preservation Ordinance for Curry County".

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The Oregon Supreme Court Issues Historic Property Ruling

8/5/2016

Court Issues Historic Property Ruling
The Oregon Supreme Court ruled this week in Oswego that when a local historic designation is imposed on a property, only the property owner Lake Oswego Preservation Society v City of Lake at the time the restriction is imposed has the right to remove that designation under ORS 197.772. If the original property owner does not exercise this right, subsequent property owners who acquire the property will remain subject to the designation and any accompanying restrictions.

In this case, a subsequent property owner challenged in 2013 an historic designation that had been in place since at least 1992. The court examined the statutory text in context along with its legislative history (including a lengthy discussion of the meaning of the word “a” as compared to the term “the”). A key part of that context was a legislative requirement that local governments create and implement comprehensive plans and regulations to protect historically significant properties, incorporated in 1996 into Statewide Planning Goal 5, which required the identification and preservation of historically significant properties. If ORS 197.772 applied to subsequent property owners, such a result would effectively dismantle the established statutory and regulatory framework for the Goal 5 protection of historic properties, which the Legislature would not have intended. The court noted that when an historic designation is placed upon a property for the first time, the designation can significantly, and sometimes negatively, impact the property.

ORS 197.772 provides the original owner with a right to refuse the designation to protect that owner’s reasonable expectations as to the use of the property at the time the designation was imposed. Subsequent owners acquiring the property with notice of the designation and, “most likely, at a price or valuation that reflects the designation” have no reasonable expectation of using the property in a manner inconsistent with that designation and therefore suffer no harm to their property interests.

Contact: Carl Sniffen, Assistant General Counsel – [email protected]