The Clark County Council has reversed course — again — on a resource lands study needed to consider proposed urban growth boundary expansions from Ridgefield, La Center and Battle Ground.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County Council flip-flops on resource lands study again but deadlines will be tight
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