Measure 37 Claims in Clackamas County cover 37,000 Acres

Some of the greatest hits:

18,500 or more acres could be turned into housing subdivisions where the are currently not allowed. As many as 60 subdivisions would be over 700 acres.
Destruction of Productive Farmland. Richard and Shirley Gingerich. Unless taxpayers pay $25,282,787.44, over 286 acres of Exclusive Farm Use land would be used for "any and all available uses at time of acquisition, including but not limited to single-family residential dwellings on approximately 1-acre parcels".
Assuming the addition of just one household per acre, Clackamas County would grow by more than 25%. This would add almost 400,000 vehicle trips per day.