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TOTAL BUDGET - $247.6 Million

Clackamas Water Environment Services’ (WES) budget for the fiscal year (FY) 2025-26 reflects the resources needed to continue delivering essential services for nearly 200,000 residents, businesses, and other key stakeholders within our diverse service area.

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Please note the meeting location is the Development Services Building Auditorium
This application requests that Clackamas County’s Comprehensive Plan land use plan designation, as identified in Comprehensive Plan maps, be changed from Low Density Residential (LDR) to High Density Residential (HDR), and for the zoning designation be changed concurrently from Low Density Residential (LDR) to High Density Residential (HDR) for the subject site. The application also requests the removal of a condition of approval in planning file # Z0148-09-D, which limits the ability for Rose Villa to develop on the east side of SE River Rd. No development is proposed with this application.

The Planner Director decision has been appealed.
The applicant proposed a Non-Conforming Use verification for a detached garage built in 1962, that does not comply with the 10-foot side setback standard in the RRFF-5 zone, stated in Table 316-2 of the ZDO. This encroaches into SE side setback area. The application also requested retroactive approval for an alteration of a non-conforming use for the attic addition on top of the garage, added in 2019. The modification for the attic addition was approved by County staff, with conditions that the applicant retroactively apply for and receive Building Permits for the 2019 attic addition.

applicant requests a conditional use approval through File Z0282-25 to upgrade the existing power line to include added transmission lines along Stafford Rd. The altered public utility facility will include transmission, distribution and communication lines and added transmission capacity along the entire project length. Pole heights will increase. Because the review process for utility facilities in the EFU zone is different than the process in the RRFF-5 zone, the applicant also requests approval through File Z0313-25 of a “utility facility necessary for public service” to replace seven existing poles at Rosemont Substation with taller transmission poles to match the rest of the corridor.

The Planner Director decision has been appealed.
Appeal of a 4 lot minor Subdivision

May 5, 2020 Virtual County Administrator Issues/Updates

Jan. 5, 2021 Virtual County Administrator Issues/Updates

Please note the meeting location is the Development Services Building Auditorium