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2013 Environmental Scorecard for the Oregon Legislature

SB 246

OCN Major Threat
Industrial Lands

While this bill may allow for industrial site development within urban areas and reduce pressure to expand urban growth boundaries, it also allows for public dollars to pay for natural resource mitigation — removing the incentive for developers to avoid or minimize damage to habitat as they build.

No is the pro-environment vote.
Status: Passed the Senate 27-3 | Passed the House 44-15
Visit the Oregon Legislature's bill history and full text on SB 246.

House Votes

RepresentativeSB 246
Bailey, Julesanti-environment vote
Barker, Jeffanti-environment vote
Barnhart, Philanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Barton, Brentpro-environment vote
Bentz, Cliffanti-environment vote
Berger, Vickianti-environment vote
Boone, Deborahanti-environment vote
Buckley, Peteranti-environment vote
Cameron, Kevinanti-environment vote
Clem, Brianpro-environment vote
Conger, Jasonanti-environment vote
Davis, John anti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Dembrow, Michaelpro-environment vote
Doherty, Margaretanti-environment vote
Esquivel, Salanti-environment vote
Fagan, Shemiaanti-environment vote
Frederick, Lewpro-environment vote
Freeman, Timanti-environment vote
Gallegos, Joeanti-environment vote
Garrett, Chrisanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Gelser, Sarapro-environment vote
Gilliam, Vicanti-environment vote
Gomberg, Davidanti-environment vote
Gorsek, Chrispro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Greenlick, Mitchpro-environment vote
Hanna, Bruceanti-environment vote
Harker, Chrisanti-environment vote
Hicks, Wallyanti-environment vote
Holvey, Paulpro-environment vote
Hoyle, Valanti-environment vote
Huffman, Johnanti-environment vote
Jenson, Bobanti-environment vote
Johnson, Markanti-environment vote
Kennemer, Billanti-environment vote
Keny-Guyer, Alissapro-environment vote
Komp, Bettyanti-environment vote
Kotek, Tinaanti-environment vote
Krieger, Wayneanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Lively, Johnpro-environment vote
Matthews, Greganti-environment vote
McKeown, Caddyanti-environment vote
McLane, Mikeanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Nathanson, Nancypro-environment vote
Olson, Andyanti-environment vote
Parrish, Julieanti-environment vote
Read, Tobiasanti-environment vote
Reardon, Jeffanti-environment vote
Richardson, Dennisanti-environment vote
Smith, Greganti-environment vote
Sprenger, Sherrieanti-environment vote
Thatcher, Kimpro-environment vote
Thompson, Jimanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Tomei, Carolynpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Unger, Benpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Vega Pederson, Jessicapro-environment vote
Weidner, Jimexcused absence
Whisnant, Geneanti-environment vote
Whitsett, Gailanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greater Williamson, Jenniferanti-environment vote
Witt, Bradanti-environment vote
pro-environment voteanti-environment voteabsent or excusedlegislator whose score is 90% or greater
 
 

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