Webb v. Department of Corrections

952 P.2d 59, 326 Or. 524, 1998 Ore. LEXIS 32
Oregon Supreme Court·Decided March 19, 1998·No. SC S44330·Published

Opinion

PER CURIAM

This is a case of direct review of decisions by the Corrections Facility Siting Authority and the Governor to approve, and by the Department of Corrections to site, a prison at Stimpson Gulch in Jackson County.1 Petitioners own property in the vicinity of the proposed site. They challenge the siting decisions, raising several statutory and constitutional issues. We have considered all of petitioners’ challenges, but conclude that they either are controlled by this court’s decision in City of Wilsonville v. Dept. of Corrections, 326 Or 152, 951 P2d 128 (1997), or otherwise are not well taken.

The decisions of the Department of Corrections, the Corrections Facility Siting Authority, and the Governor are affirmed.

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Webb v. Department of Corrections, 952 P.2d 59, 326 Or. 524, 1998 Ore. LEXIS 32 (Or. 1998).

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City of Wilsonville v. Department of Corrections
951 P.2d 128 (Oregon Supreme Court, 1997)