We’re United to Keep Wilsonville Moving Forward.

Vote NO on Measure 3-632.

Measure 3-632 would stop progress in Wilsonville. Our community has used urban renewal responsibly to build athletic fields, a new city hall, Villebois, and critical infrastructure. This measure would put that progress at risk.

WHAT’S AT STAKE

Measure 3-632 Would

Halt Wilsonville’s Progress

Urban renewal has helped Wilsonville invest in projects that strengthen our community. From public facilities to neighborhood development, urban renewal is a tool that has allowed growth to pay for growth — without raising taxes.

Measure 3-632 would limit Wilsonville’s ability to continue that work.

Measure 3-632 Could

Lead to Higher Taxes

Urban renewal is structured so that new development helps pay for infrastructure and improvements. But Measure 3-632 will make it difficult for Wilsonville to continue using urban renewal as an investment tool.

Without urban renewal, the only way to fund improvements would be through higher taxes on residents.

Measure 3-632 Is

Unnecessary & Costly

Supporters claim this measure is about “keeping Wilsonville voting.” But City Council has consistently placed urban renewal decisions on the ballot, and respected the results.

Measure 3-632 adds costly requirements that will make it harder for the City to even put the question on the ballot for voters to weigh in.

Voting is a good thing. Measure 3-632 is not.

The Future of the Wilsonville Town Center

The Town Center is our opportunity to transform oversized parking lots into a vibrant neighborhood that serves the entire community. Measure 3-632 would derail that plan.

Local Shops and Restaurants

Create walkable retail and dining options that support small businesses.

Housing for Every Stage of Life

Provide opportunities for young professionals and seniors who want to downsize.

Community Gathering Spaces

Add food carts, public space, and amenities that bring neighbors together.

Let’s Keep Wilsonville’s Future Bright

Responsible planning.

Careful investment.

A community-first approach.