Thanks for your comment. Oregon courts have been very clear and consistent that initiatives cannot be reviewed pre-election based on their substance, legality, or constitutionality.  Initiatives can only be reviewed pre-election for compliance with strictly procedural requirements. "Matters of county concern" is clearly a substantive question. The courts and initiative experts alike recognize that the concept defies easily definition. 

Judge Carlson's decision (in Bowers v. Betschart and Bloomgarden et al,, Lane County Circuit Court Case No. 15CV28768) will be available shortly at www.CommunityRightsLaneCounty.org  

This community conversation is so important because it reveals the collaboration between our government/corporations to protect the profits and practices of corporations above the health, safety, and welfare of the people. Aerially sprayed herbicides is an example of the legalization of corporate harms against the people, animals, and our environment.