Jody McCaffree protects Blue Ridge pipeline route landowners
For more than twenty minutes Jody McCaffree locks horns with Coos County hearings officer and...
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Tag: Andrew Stamp
County accepts new conditions on PCGP
Bob Main and Cam Parry voted to accept the recommendations and additional conditions of hearing officer, Andrew Stamp, to allow the proposed Pacific Connector gas pipeline to go through Haynes Inlet. Messerle recused himself because of a conflict of interest. This may seem like bad news for opponents of the Jordan Cove LNG facility, however, amongst other things the conditions move place the permits into the jurisdiction of the US Army Corps of Engineers, Oregon Department of State Lands and the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
Read MoreWhy just reporting isn’t good enough, verification is necessary
Verifying these quotes doesn’t take a lot of time. Public lands in Coos County, federal, state and local, comprise 33% of the total land mass of more than a million acres. That is not the lion’s share. If the paper expects to be taken seriously it should respect its readers enough to vet the information it publishes.
Read MoreCoos County hearings officer Andrew Stamp implicated in ‘unfair’ Portland City land use decision
a tale involving Coos County hearings officer, Andrew Stamp, in a rather distasteful affair with the City of Portland and a real property developer, Eric Scheel.
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