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Clackamas County will host a public surplus property auction on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025, offering 48 tax-foreclosed parcels located throughout the county.

The applicant is requesting approval to construct a new 126-foot-tall telecommunication tower within a 59x45 fenced area. The proposal is located on a tract of land composed of multiple tax lots and the proposed tower will be on tax lot 01001.

Please note the meeting location is the Development Services Building Auditorium 

Construct a new fire station to serve the Hoodland Fire District #74, and to retain the existing community garden and park-and-ride uses.

The applicant seeks to be authorized to operate an event venue for up to 24 events per year, up to 150 people per event. The primary activities of all hosted events, including receptions, dining, music, dancing, and gathering, will take place in an existing barn that was built in the 1920s. A portion of the existing dwelling will also be used to support the event use for activities including wedding party getting ready areas, photography areas, and quiet family moments before or after the wedding ceremony. A grass and gravel parking area is proposed to include parking spaces for up to 55 vehicles.

The Development Direct permitting system for Building Codes, Septic and Development Engineering will be offline

The applicant proposes to rent an existing residential accessory structure to the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Marine Unit to use as a warehouse and storage

Please note the meeting location is the Development Services Building Auditorium 

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Please register by February 20 for any or all classes!

Please join us for WES’ Pollution Prevention Academy, a voluntary webinar series where WES staff will cover a variety of topics relevant to commercial and industrial customers. Attend all four, or choose what you’re interested in.

Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permits — February 26, 2:00-3:30 PM
Who needs a permit and what a permit requires.

Monitoring and Reporting — March 5, 2:00-3:30 PM
Common permit sampling and reporting issues.

Commercial and processing activities that are in conjunction with forest uses to allow the applicant to store, sort, and air-dry timber removed from other properties and brought to the subject site. The applicant also proposes to store logging equipment and log trucks on site.

To construct a 12-acre photovoltaic solar power generation facility with solar panels, racking, invertors, overhead poles and lines, and perimeter fencing.

Guest: Mike Bezner, Transportation & Development Assistant Director

The applicant requests approval to use 3,000 square feet of building area for their Home Occupation storage business.

The applicant is requesting a Conditional Use Permit for a proposed private community dock and park with associated improvements on a .87 acre undeveloped lot, with several environmental overlays, in R-10 Zoning District.

The Planner Director decision has been appealed.
The applicant requests verification of the upstairs rear portion of the subject structure as a commercial office space and an alteration to replace the roof and repair damages caused by a fire that occurred on 3/4/24.