Oregonʹs Strong Policy of Enforcing UGBʹs (Urban Growth Boundaries) to Create

Multiple Choice

Oregonʹs strong policy of enforcing UGBʹs (urban growth boundaries) to create livable cities has been exemplary for many years, but between 2004 and 2007, voters _______________

A) voiced their desire to have a state as populous as neighboring California
B) passed a bill giving property owners the right to ignore UGBʹs
C) have gone further by passing a bill capping population in all major cities
D) passed legislation forbidding the construction of any new single-family homes
E) passed a bill promoting unregulated development everywhere in the state