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The Source Weekly Update Sep 9

Bend City Council moves forward with parking ordinance in Old Bend

In this Weeks Update, The Bend City Council moves forward with an ordinance to create a restricted parking district in a small section of the Old Bend neighborhood.

Source Weekly - Bend, Oregon · The Source Weekly Update Sep 9

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