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Tualatin
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PGE transmission lines on Stafford Road

Summary

Residents of the rural Stafford Road area say PGE is installing 100-to-140-foot industrial transmission poles along a designated scenic road, even while their appeal to the state Land Use Board of Appeals is pending. They cite fire risk, property value losses, and a county approval process that left the cities sidelined. The city attorney is reviewing options.

At a glance

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Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jan 26, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Speakers say property values along the road could drop 30-40%, and the city may face legal costs if it intervenes.

✅Who benefits

Intervention could protect Stafford residents' safety, property values, and the cities' role in regional land-use decisions.

⚠️Who could be affected

Residents say they face fire risk, blocked evacuation routes, loss of scenic character, and reduced property values.

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