Oak Lodge and Gladstone Community Project

• Concord Library Master Plan Report
• Appendix
  • 00 Concord Task Force Meeting Summaries
  • 01 NCPRD Demographic Analysis
  • 02.01 OLGCP Public Involvement Plan
  • 02.02 OLGCP Phase 1 Public Outreach Summary
  • 02.03 OLGCP Phase 1 Public Outreach Summary Appendix A
  • 02.04 Gladstone Phase 2 Public Outreach Summary
  • 02.04 OLGCP Phase 2 Public Outreach Summary
  • 02.05 Gladstone Phase 2 Public Outreach Summary Appendix
  • 03.1 Zoning Summary - Concord Property
  • 03.2 Civil Assessment - Concord Property
  • 03.2 Concord Building Assessment
  • 03.3 Concord Existing Building Drawings
  • 03.4 Concord Photo Survey
  • 03.5 Preliminary Concord Building Code Summary Draft
  • 03.6 Concord Structural Assessment
  • 03.7 Concord Structural Diagrams
  • 03.8 Concord MEP Assessment
  • 03.9 Concord Landscape Narrative
  • 03.10 Concord School Historic Resource Assessment_ARG January 2020
  • 04 OLGCP Open House Survey Boards
  • 05 Concord Site Analysis
  • 06 Concord Design Workshop - Community Feedback
  • 07 Concord Design Alternatives
  • 08 Concord Criteria Evaluation - TF Online Survey Results
  • 09 Concord Criteria Evaluation - Public Survey Results
  • 10 Concord MP Program - Preferred Alternative
  • 11 Concord Traffic Impact Methodology Memo - GTE
  • 12.01 NCSD Concord Elementary Seismic Upgrade Letter
  • 12.02 NCSD Concord Elementary Seismic Upgrade Report
  • 12.03 2017 Phase 1 Environmental Report - Concord
  • 12.04 2017 Asbestos Abatement Closeout Report-Concord
  • 12.05 2017 Limited Hazardous Material Survey-Concord
  • 12.06 2017 UST Review _PBS
  • 12.07 2019 ALTA Survey Concord Property
  • 12.08 2019 Concord Preliminary Geotechnical Summary
  • 12.08 2020 Concord Geotechnical Report

• Gladstone Library Master Plan Report
• Appendix
  • 01 Gladstone Task Force Meeting Summaries
  • 02.01 OLGCP Public Involvement Plan
  • 02.02 OLGCP Phase 1 Public Outreach Summary
  • 02.03 OLGCP Phase 1 Public Outreach Summary Appendix A
  • 02.04 Gladstone Phase 2 Public Outreach Summary
  • 02.04 OLGCP Phase 2 Public Outreach Summary
  • 02.05 Gladstone Phase 2 Public Outreach Summary Appendix
  • 03 OLGCP Open House Survey Boards
  • 04.01 Zoning Summary - 525 Portland Ave Gladstone
  • 04.02 Gladstone Civil Site Assessment
  • 04.03 Gladstone Building Assessment
  • 04.04 Gladstone Library Building Structural Assessment
  • 05 Gladstone Site Analysis
  • 06 Gladstone MP Program - Preferred Alternate
  • 07 Gladstone Design Workshop Community Feedback
  • 08 Gladstone Design Alternatives
  • 09 Gladstone Criteria Evaluation Feedback
  • 10 Gladstone Traffic Impact Analysis Methodology Memo
  • 11 Gladstone City Hall Historic Resource Assessment Memo
  • 12 2017 Gladstone Downtown Revitalization Plan
  • 13 2019 Gladstone Phase 1 Environmental Assessment
  • 14 2019 Gladstone Preliminary Geotechnical Report
  • 15 2020 Gladstone Geotechnical Report
  • 16 2020 Alta Survey - 525 Portland Ave

As the new owner of the Concord Property, North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD) is dedicated to seeing the former school used to create new community spaces, amenities and recreational opportunities for its residents. There are many exciting possibilities for the site, including a community center, park, library and NCPRD administration offices. A process of public outreach to assess district needs, as well as a feasibility study and cost analysis are required before any plan can be implemented. 

Clackamas County is dedicated to a thorough, inclusive and transparent public engagement process. Extensive community outreach will continue to take place to allow all residents of NCPRD and the Oak Lodge and Gladstone library service areas to take part in shaping the future of these community amenities. As the outreach plan and schedule are developed, NCPRD and the county will keep community members informed of public input opportunities and additional information will be posted to this website.

In March 2018, NCPRD took ownership of Concord Elementary School in Oak Grove as part of the Strategic Partnership with North Clackamas School District. The Concord Property was acquired, along with two other school properties, to revitalize the vacant building and surrounding open space for public use.

Construction of the new Oak Lodge and Gladstone libraries will be funded primarily through accumulated reserves of approximately $3.5 million and the issuance of debt. The debt will be paid utilizing a portion of both libraries’ annual Library District distributions. Depending on the final costs of the project, additional sources of funding may be required.

Both libraries will be operated by the Clackamas County Business and Community Services Department under a “one library, two building” model to maximize efficiency, achieve economies of scale, and provide high-quality, consistent library services to  residents of both the Oak Lodge and Gladstone library service areas. 

The new Gladstone Library will be located at the previous Gladstone City Hall site — 525 Portland Avenue. The new City Hall is located at 18505 Portland Avenue.

The current libraries in Gladstone and Oak Lodge are in poor condition, do not meet structural or ADA standards and do not meet the needs of the Gladstone and Oak Lodge communities. 

The new Gladstone Library will be 6,000 square feet, and the new Oak Lodge Library is anticipated to be approximately 19,500 square feet.