WARDEN, Judge.
Petitioners own 860 acres of land in the North Umpqua portion of Douglas County, 480 acres of which they seek to subdivide into twelve forty-acre parcels. The Douglas County Planning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners (county) approved the proposed plat, known as the "Colliding River Ranches Subdivision." The county characterized the land as marginal agricultural land for livestock grazing and found the preferred use of the parcels to...
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