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Every effort is made to keep this site accurate and up to date, however the current version on file at the offices of the Department of Transportation and Development is the final authority. For questions about interpretation of these regulations, please contact the Planning and Zoning Division at 503-742-4500.

Clackamas County Parks is teaming up with Metro and other key stakeholders to create a master plan that addresses public outdoor recreation needs for Barton Park and its associated properties. From expanding park amenities to easing the flow of traffic onsite and in surrounding areas, there are many changes in store that will benefit the community, neighborhood and park users.

These Roadway Standards provide the minimum criteria for design and construction of roadways, accesses, site development and integrated drainage facilities under the jurisdiction of Clackamas County. Roadway designs strive to achieve sustainable outcomes when safety, convenience, aesthetics, resource protection, ease of maintenance and community livability are considered.

All food carts (mobile food units) must be licensed by the Public Health Division. This includes carts, trailers, trucks, drive-through coffee stands and kiosks.

Traffic Safety Commission Bylaws

A new 1.3 million gallon anaerobic digester built over a two-year period at WES’ Tri-City Water Resource Recovery facility in Oregon City was successfully brought online after years of planning, design, preparation and construction.