Planning and Zoning

Conditional use permit to operate a home occupation to host events. Events will include a maximum of 125 people per event, up to 24 events per calendar year. The events will take place within a proposed 90-foot by 50-foot event barn and the will be new gravel parking lot behind the event barn that includes parking for 56 vehicles.

The applicant is proposing a Level Two Home Occupation with an exception to have five employees, outdoor storage within a screened enclosure, and the use of 2400 square feet of accessory building floor space.

Home Occupation with an Exception - The exception being requested is the ability to use 3,000 square feet of existing accessory building floor space for office and custom car fabrication. The applicant is proposing to use existing driveway and parking spaces.

PGE Mono pole added to established PGE Control House in Federal Land. Install a new 100’/88' at AGL tall wood pole, for 3 new antennas within a forested area. Ground mounted equipment will be located within established control house.

This is an appeal of a land use decision that reviewed an application for two landscape contracting businesses in conjunction with the growing and marketing of nursery stock on the property. The businesses already exist and operate on this property.

An Appeal of a Habitat Conservation Area Development permit subject to Subject 706.10(B). Reasons cited include “proposed stormwater swale fails to adequately treat runoff and leaching chemicals.”

ZDO-286 is a package of legislative amendments to the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning and Development Ordinance to provide a procedural framework for considering the adoption of local public park master plans in the EFU, TBR and AG/F zoning districts. These amendments ensure consistency with Oregon Administrative Rules for local public parks, and also makes minor housekeeping edits.

This is an appeal of a land use application for a Design Review permit to construct a new 15,360 square foot public library and to renovate an existing building (formerly the Concord School) into a community center. The community center will include indoor recreation space, community space, and the North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District offices. The remainder of the property will be developed with additional vehicle parking, a 2- acre park with outdoor play equipment and green space.