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NEWSLETTER CPO 4M Serves the Durham, East Tigard, and Metzger Areas Newsletter of the Washington County CPO Program 4 M CPO Citizen Participation Organization OCTOBER 2014 CPO 4M - Meets October 22nd Wednesday, October 22, 7 pm Patricia Whiting Hall, Metzger Park 8400 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard Map: http://bit.ly/10xHhKH 7:00 pm Welcome, Agenda Review, Minutes Approval Public Safety Briefing - TVF&R, Sheriff’s Office, and City of Tigard Police (if available) 7:20 pm CPO 4M Steering Committee Report • Committee for Citizen Involvement Report • CPO Program: Beth St. Amand, CPO Program Coordinator • Candidates Forum - October 23rd, 7 pm, Tigard Grange, sponsored by Tigard First • Should the County have a Tree Preservation Policy? Did you see where 70 trees were cut down between Spruce and Pine and SW 78th and 80th? 7:35 pm Metzger Park Status Update 8:10 pm Land Use Applications Review and Updates (See current land use applications on page 3.) 8:30 pm Proposed 214-Unit Apartment Complex (south of SW Oak near 90th, in flood plain) Discussion of the process and opportunities for citizen input. 8:55 pm Future Meeting Schedule and Suggested Topics Request for agenda time: County Vehicle Registration Fee 9:00 pm Meeting Evaluation and Adjourn ELECTION Measure 34-221: Vehicle Registration Fee This November, Washington County residents will vote on Measure 34-221, a proposed countywide vehicle registration fee. The proposed fee would be $30 per year for most vehicles and $17 per year for motorcycles. Funds would be used for proactively maintaining county and city roads. If approved by the voters, 60 percent of the funds would be allocated to the county for roads it maintains and 40 percent to cities for use on roads they maintain. Learn more at www.co.washington.or.us/vrf. Measure 86 - Creates fund for Oregonians pursuing post-secondary education. Measure 87 - Permits employment of state judges by the National Guard and state public universities. Measure 88 - Provides Oregon resident driver card. Measure 89 - Guarantees equal rights regardless of sex. Measure 90 - Establishes an open, top-two primary election system. Measure 91 - Legalizes recreational marijuana. Measure 92 - Requires labeling on genetically-engineered foods. Ballot Measures Tigard Candidate for Mayor: John Cook Candidates for Councilor: Tom Anderson, John Goodhouse, Carl Switzer, Marc T. Woodard Washington County e-Subscriptions Many County departments have online publications available through e-subscriptions. Sign up at: http://bit.ly/11IS7SN
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NEWSLETTERCPO 4M Serves the Durham, East Tigard, and Metzger AreasNewsletter of the Washington County CPO Program
4MCPO Citizen Participation OrganizationOCTObEr 2014
CPO 4M - Meets October 22ndWednesday, October 22, 7 pm Patricia Whiting Hall, Metzger Park 8400 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard Map: http://bit.ly/10xHhKH
7:00 pm Welcome, Agenda Review, Minutes Approval
Public Safety Briefing - TVF&R, Sheriff’s Office, and City of Tigard Police (if available)
7:20 pm CPO 4M Steering Committee Report •CommitteeforCitizenInvolvementReport
•CPOProgram:BethSt.Amand,CPOProgramCoordinator
•CandidatesForum-October23rd,7pm,TigardGrange, sponsoredbyTigardFirst
•ShouldtheCountyhaveaTreePreservationPolicy? Did you see where 70 trees were cut down between Spruce and Pine and SW 78th and 80th?
7:35 pm Metzger Park Status Update
8:10 pm Land Use Applications Review and Updates (See current land use applications on page 3.)
8:30 pm Proposed 214-Unit Apartment Complex (south of SW Oak near 90th, in flood plain) Discussionoftheprocessandopportunitiesfor citizeninput.
8:55 pm Future Meeting Schedule and Suggested Topics Requestforagendatime:CountyVehicleRegistrationFee
9:00 pm Meeting Evaluation and Adjourn
ELECTiOnMeasure 34-221: Vehicle Registration FeeThisNovember,WashingtonCountyresidentswillvoteonMeasure34-221, aproposedcountywidevehicleregistrationfee.Theproposedfeewouldbe$30peryearformostvehiclesand$17peryearformotorcycles. Fundswouldbeusedforproactivelymaintainingcountyandcityroads.Ifapprovedbythevoters,60percentofthefundswouldbeallocatedtothecountyforroadsitmaintainsand 40percenttocitiesforuseonroadstheymaintain.Learnmoreat www.co.washington.or.us/vrf.
Measure 86 - Creates fund for Oregonians pursuing post-secondary education.Measure 87 - Permits employment of state judges by the National Guard and state public universities.Measure 88 - Provides Oregon resident driver card.Measure 89 - Guarantees equal rights regardless of sex. Measure 90 - Establishes an open, top-two primary election system.Measure 91 - Legalizes recreational marijuana.Measure 92 - Requires labeling on genetically-engineered foods.
Ballot Measures
Tigard
Candidate for Mayor: John Cook
Candidates for Councilor: Tom Anderson, John Goodhouse, Carl Switzer, Marc T. Woodard
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CCi MEETing
EachactiveCPOisrepresentedonWashington County’s Committee for Citizen involvement(CCI),whichhasafocusincluding,butnotlimitedto,citizeninvolvementpolicyissues.Meetingsareheldat7pmonthethirdTuesdayofeachmonthattheTVF&RCommunityRoom,20665SWBlantonSt., Aloha.Moreinfoathttp://bit.ly/11J3Pu5. Meetings are open to the public.
Sign up for the CPO 4M Email & news List! Stay engaged and on top of what is happening in your CPO 4M community. Downloadand/orviewyourCPO4MNewsletterfromtheCPOwebsite.Receiveinformativeemailnewsupdates ontransportationprojects,landusedevelopments,openhouses,townhalls,communityevents,opportunitiestoparticipateinsurveys,publichearingsandmore. Tosignupsendanemailwithyournameandaddressto:[email protected].
Cedar Mill & Cedar Hills
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Washington County Land Use and Development Applications / CPO 7
1300433/Type II
Zoning: INS
Winterbrook Planning
17613 NW Springville Rd., PortlandDevelopment review for approx. 41,029 sq.ft. addition to Bldg 5 at
Rock Creek Campus along with demolition of existing building.Under appeal.
1400009/Type II
Zoning: R9
DR Horton Inc.
6310 NW Trowbridge Dr., PortlandPreliminary review approval of 3-parcel partition “Arbor Lakes
Phase 2A-2 Replat”.
Approved with
conditions.
1400011/Type II
Zoning: R6
Sage Built Homes
15455 NW Ryegrass St., Portland
Preliminary review approval of 3-lot partition “Ryegrass
Partition”.
Approved with
conditions.
1400069/Type II
Zoning: R6NB
Solstice Custom Homes
17255 NW Brugger Rd., Portland
Preliminary plat approval for 46-lot subdivision “Grace
Hollow” and Type II planned development to reduce rear and
side yard setbacks.
Approved with
conditions.
1400071/Type III
Zoning: R6
West Hills Development Co.
4605 NW Saltzman Rd.
Preliminary plat review for 81-lot subdivision “Findley
Heights”.
Approved with
conditions.
1400078/Type III
Zoning: R15NB,
R24NB, NC
West Hills Development Co.
On northwest corner of
intersection of NW Kaiser Rd. and
NW Brugger Rd.
Preliminary plat review for 2-parcel partition; preliminary
plat review for 3-lot subdivision of parcel 2 of the previous
2 parcel partition; development review for 208 multi-family
residential units in 15 buildings, as a planned development,
“North Bethany Ridge Apartments”.
Approved with
conditions.
1400097/Type II
Zoning: R6
Prathap Pasuparthi
14192 NW Gargany St., Portland
Request for hardship relief variance to modify a rear yard
setback from 15ft. to 12ft.
Comment period
5/19/14 to 6/2/14.
1400147/Type II
Zoning: R5
AT&T 2975 NW Eastway Pl., Beaverton
Development review to co-locate antennas on 80ft
transmission tower.
Status is pending.
1400218/Type III
Zoning: R9NB
Larry and Cathy Boitano
16820 NW Brugger Rd., Portland
Preliminary review for 40-lot planned development/
subdivision “Boitano Subdivision”.
Public hearing on
7/17/14, 11 am.
1400219/Type II
Zoning: R9NB
Crandall Group
16730 NW Brugger Rd., Portland
Preliminary review of 17-lot subdivision “Abbey Meadows II”.Application received.
1400220/Type II
Zoning: R6
KB Trees
14740 NW Sethrich Ln., Portland
Development review for 4-lot subdivision “Bethany Ridge
Estates No.2”.
Application received.
Sign up for Weekly Land Use & Transportation Email Update at http://bit.ly/16edk5I.Transportation Update
Washington County’s Urban Road Maintenance District (URMD) takes care of about
435 miles of urban neighborhood streets that are outside of cities. The URMD 2012-2013
Annual Report is now available online at http://bit.ly/1vSjHc8. To request a printed
copy call at 503-846-7623 or email [email protected]. URMD Annual Report for 2012-2013 Has Been Published
2014 Washington County Land Use Ordinances
Access information in this chart at http://bit.ly/1nTQ5Fs.
No. Description
Planning
Commission
Board of
CommissionersContact
782 Proposes to amend the Community Development Code (CDC) relating to
original art displays, temporary signs, traffic direction signs, and park signs.Hearing on:
7/2/14, 2 pm
Hearing on:
7/22/14, 6:30 pm
Joy Chang
Associate Planner
503-846-3873
783 Proposes to update all Transportation System Elements based on the policy
framework adopted in 2013 by Ordinance No. 768; makes minor revisions
and clarifications to the transportation policy framework adopted in 2013;
makes minor changes to the CDC to reference correct name and terminology
of proposed TSP; and removes Transportation Functional Classification maps
from all community plans, these have been superseded by the Functional
Classification map in the TSP.
Hearing on:
7/2/14, 2 pm
Hearing on:
8/5/14, 10 am
Steve Kelly
Senior Planner
503-846-3764
784 Proposes to amend the CDC to expand allowable locations and lower the
application fees for farmers markets in non-residential urban and rural land
use designations.
Hearing on:
7/16/14, 7 pm
Hearing on:
8/5/14, 10 am
Mike Dahlstrom
Senior Planner
503-846-8101
785 Incorporates required text and map amendments to the county’s
Comprehensive Plan made necessary when House Bill (HB) 4078 passed
the Oregon Senate in March 2014 and was signed into law the following
month. This bill finalized the county’s Urban Reserve, Rural Reserve and
Undesignated land areas and made administrative changes to state statute.
Hearing on:
7/16/14, 7 pm
Hearing on:
8/5/14, 10 am
Stephen Shane
Associate Planner
503-846-3717
For other applications and latest updates visit http://washims.co.washington.or.us/GIS/index.cfm?id=31. Hearings are held at the Charles D. Cameron Public Services
Building. Mailing Address: Washington County DLUT, 155 N First Ave. #350, Hillsboro, OR 97124, 503-846-8761 / Fax: 503-846-2908.
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CPO 1 - Meets July 1
JuLY 2014
Tuesday, July 1, 7 pm
Leedy Grange Hall
835 NW Saltzman Rd., Portland
Map: http://goo.gl/maps/jFHKx
7:00 pm Welcome
CPO Announcements and Discussion
(neighborhood meetings and development status)
Community Announcements
“It’s Your CPO” Open Mic
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District Update
Our parks provider is in the process of updating the
Natural Resources Functional Plan. Bruce Barbarasch,
Superintendent of Natural Resources & Trails Management,
will give us an update on it. (See page 2 to give input.)
Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation
District Update
Jen Nelson, Outreach, Volunteer and Education Program
Manager for the TSWCD, will update us on their work to
improve soil and water health in our region.
US Dept. of Agriculture Natural Resources
Conservation Service Update
Dean Moberg, District Conservationist for the USDA NRCS,
will give us an update on their work to improve soil and
water health in our region.
Time to Submit New
Proposals for Minor
Betterments
Washington County’s Department
of Land Use & Transportation
invites the public to propose
candidates for small-scale road
improvements. To be eligible for
Minor Betterment Program
funding, the proposed
improvement must address a
safety or connectivity issue on a
county road. This year’s Minor
Betterment Selection Committee
will consider proposals received
by July 15. Projects selected will
be included in the fiscal year
2015-2016 budget request. To
follow the proceedings of this
committee, e-subscribe at http://
washtech.co.washington.or.us/
subscriptions/. Candidates may be
proposed by submitting an online
form at http://bit.ly/ILETeC or
by contacting 503-846-7623 or
Soil Health and
Natural Resource
Updates
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CPO 4M -
Building for Today, Planning for TomorrowPublic Works Week, May 18 through May 24, calls attention to the importance of public works in community life. The 2014 theme, Building for Today, Planning for Tomorrow, recognizes that what we do today is vital
to a sustainable and vibrant tomorrow. Public works brings us clean running water, effective storm drains and sewers, sturdy roads and bridges, public transit services, safe building codes, livable communities with parks and green space, and sustainable public facilities.
The public is invited to a family-friendly Public Works Fair on Saturday, May 17, 8 am to 1:30 pm, at the Beaverton City Park, 12455 SW 5th St. For more info visit: http://bit.ly/1oqEa3u.
Meets May 28
MAy 2014
CPO 4M Welcomes State Representative Margaret Doherty Wednesday, May 28, 7 pmPatricia Whiting Hall Metzger Park 8400 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard
Map: http://bit.ly/10xHhKH7:00 pm Welcome, Agenda Review, Minutes Approval
Public Safety Briefing - TVF&R, Sheriff’s Office,
and City of Tigard Police (if available)
CPO 4M Steering Comittee Report Committee for Citizen Involvement Report
7:30 pm Land Use Applications Review and Updates
12-House Spruce Glen Development Plan
(SW 78th-80th between Pine and Spruce)
Old Armory/Oak Street Estates 38-lot Subdivision
Letter to City Council and Planning Commission
(sidewalks, traffic calming, street lights, traffic lights)
214-Unit Apartment Complex (On wetlands at 8960 SW Oak St.)
Apartment Complex on Greenburg Road
JIBC
7:50 pm Metzger Park Update Current status of the park and hall, future plans.
8:00 pm Oregon State Representative Margaret Doherty
2014 Session Update, Questions and Answers
8:50 pm Suggestions for Future Meeting Schedule and Topics
Cover Oregon, Good Neighbor, City of Tigard Economic Development
Director, others? 9:00 pm Meeting Evaluation and AdjournThe next CPO 4M meeting date is Wednesday, June 25, 7 pm.
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July 2014
Meeting infO
The Washington County Board of County Commissioners decided
to refer to the November ballot a proposed countywide vehicle
registration fee of $30 per year, $17 for motorcycles and mopeds.
In their action to approve Ordinance 778 the Board considered the
results of a public opinion survey of residents, d
eliberation during
public hearings and input Commissioners re
ceived over the past year.
If approved by the voters November 4, 2014, 60 percent of the funds
produced by the fee would be allocated to the County for roads it
maintains and 40 percent to cities for use on roads they maintain.
The County’s share of revenue could only be used for county road
maintenance and operation. City revenue may be used only for
maintenance and road purposes as outlined in state law. If approved,
the fee would take effect for vehicles obtaining initial registration
or renewing registrations on or after January 1, 2016. Government,
school, farm, antique, special interest and recreational vehicles, in
addition to vehicles owned by disabled veterans, would be exempt.
Public Opinion Survey
The County conducted a May 2014 survey assessing residents’ o
pinions
on transportation issues and road maintenance funding, including
the potential countywide vehicle registration fee. Tra
ffic congestion
and maintaining roads and infrastructure were rated as the most
important transportation issu
es that residents want local government
to address. Maintaining existin
g roads and highways rated the highest
among transportation investment priorities, fo
llowed closely by
using technology to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion.
Support for a proposed $30 per year vehicle registra
tion fee was
approximately 50 percent. Top reasons cited for supporting the
fee included maintaining roads in good and safe condition for the
health and growth of the economy and optimal emergency response,
in addition to keeping local control of funds. Top reasons cited
for not supporting the fee centered on the idea that residents are
already paying enough for transportation. Survey results:
http://bit.
ly/1qdDvnG.
More information on the vehicle registration fee proposal is a
vailable
at www.co.washington.or.us/VRF.
County Commissioners Refer
Vehicle Registration fee to Voters
no meeting in July.
See upcoming meeting info at
http://bit.ly/11v3lbJ.
tuesday, August 5th
6:30-9 pm
Metzger Park
8400 SW Hemlock
national
night Out!
Join your neighbors for some
summer fun! This nationwide event
is designed to improve safety in all
neighborhoods by heightening crime
and drug prevention awareness and
strengthening police-community
partnerships.
Event will include McGruff th
e
crime dog, Sheriff’s police cars and
motorcycles, Tualatin Valley Water
District and PGE utility
trucks,
MetroWest ambulance, prizes for
kids from Fred Meyer, ice cream,
balloons, and more! Bring the
whole family!
OregonStateUniversityExtensionServicesupportsCPOsthroughanintergovernmentalagreementwithWashingtonCounty,thesolefunderoftheCPOProgram.ExtensionCPOfacultyprovideinformationonlanduseandlivabilityissues,resourcereferrals,andworkwithCPOmemberstoincreaseunderstandingofpublicpolicyanddecision-makingprocesses.Someofthisnewsletter’scontentwasdevelopedbyrepresentativesofyourCPO.WashingtonCountyadministration,departments,and/orofficialsclaimnoresponsibility,expressedorimplied,forthecontentofthisdocument.TheinformationgivenhereinissuppliedwiththeunderstandingthatnodiscriminationisintendedandnoendorsementbyOSUExtensionServiceisimplied.OregonStateUniversityExtensionServiceofferseducationalprograms,activities,andmaterialswithoutdiscriminationbasedonage,color,disability,genderidentityorexpression,maritalstatus,nationalorigin,race,religion,sex,sexualorientation,orveteran’sstatus—asrequiredbyTitleVIoftheCivilRightsActof1964,andTitleIXoftheEducationAmendmentsof1972andSection504oftheRehabilitation Actof1973.OregonStateUniversityExtensionServiceisanEqualOpportunityEmployer.Thispublicationwillbemadeavailableinaccessibleformatsuponrequest.Pleasecall503-821-1128.
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CPO 4MDurham, East Tigard, Metzger
CPO 4M STEERing COMMiTTEEChair, CCi Rep:JimLongVice Chair: OpenSecretary: BobHopewellMembers at Large:JerryHofmannandNancy Tracy
MEETingSHeldon4thWednesdayofeachmonth. Patricia Whiting Hall at Metzger Park8400 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard http://goo.gl/maps/Vyqme
On THE WEBNewsletters,meetingagendas andotherCPO4Minformation: http://bit.ly/10Yj7aj
CPO4Mboundarymap: http://bit.ly/13Spks7
CPO 4M COnTACTSJimLong,CPO4MChair [email protected] 503-647-0021
SHERiFF’S OFFiCE COnTACTCrimePreventionSpecialist LeeBlevins [email protected] 503-846-2781
CPO 4M PROgRAM COORDinATORBethSt.Amand [email protected] 503-821-1114
WASHingTOn COUnTy CPO PROgRAM OFFiCEOSUExtensionWashingtonCounty155NFirstAve,Suite200MS48Hillsboro,OR97124-3072
yOUR CPO yOUR COMMUniTy
TriMet Continues to Work Toward improving Transit Service to the Westside Per the Westside Service Enhancement Plan:
Weekday Evening Frequent Service Restored; Reliability and Capacity investments Made-AsofAugust31st,TriMetrestoredweekday,andeveningFrequentService.ThismeansbusserviceonBeaverton-HillsdaleHighwayandTualatinValleyHighwayarrivesevery15min.fromapproximately6am-8pmonweekdays.TriMetalsoimprovedreliabilityandrelievedcrowdingon12buslinesincludinglinesservingBarnesRoad,CedarHills Blvd. and Hall Blvd.
Bridging the Last Mile: Bike and Rides-InAugust,TriMetwasawardedaConnectOregonVgrantfromtheOregonDepartmentofTransportationtobuildtwonewbikeandridefacilities.ThefirstfacilitywillbelocatedattheBeavertonCreekMAXstationandwillincludeanewtrackcrossingtoafuturebikepath.ThesecondfacilitywillbelocatedattheGooseHollowMAXStationinPortland.Abikeandridefacilitywillallowcommuterstostoretheirbicyclesatthisportaltothewestsidewithoutbringingthemonboardthe train.
Formoreinformation:http://trimet.org/
Help Shape the Future of TransitTheWestsideServiceEnhancement PlanhasanewhomeontheFutureof Transitwebsite.Tri-Metisseekingyour inputtohelpplanimprovementstobusservice,busstopsandstreetcrossings inyourcommunity.Through2015, TriMetisaskingforfeedbacktocreate along-termvisionfortransitservice.
Formoreinformationvisit:
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LAnD USE
2014 Washington County Land Use Ordinances (http://bit.ly/1nTQ5Fs)
no. Description Board of Commissioners Contact
782 ProposestoamendtheCommunityDevelopmentCode(CDC)relatingtooriginalartdisplays,temporarysigns,trafficdirectionsigns,andparksigns.Engrossed (amended).
Adopted: 8/26/14 Effective: 9/25/14
Joy Chang 503-846-3873
783 ProposestoupdateallTransportationSystemElementsbasedonthepolicyframeworkadoptedin2013byOrdinanceNo.768.Engrossed.
Hearings on: 9/23/14-6:30pm,10/7/14-10am
Steve Kelly 503-846-3764
784 ProposestoamendCDCtoexpandallowablelocationsandlowerapplicationfeesforfarmersmarketsinnon-residentiallandusedesignations.Engrossed.
Adopted: 9/23/14 Effective: 10/23/14
MikeDahlstrom 503-846-8101
785 IncorporatesrequiredtextandmapamendmentstoCounty’sComprehensivePlanmadenecessarywhenHB4078passedORSenateandwassignedintolawApril2014.Engrossed.
Adopted: 9/23/14 Effective: 11/28/14
StephenShane 503-846-3717
786 AmendsCDCrelatingtoresidentialstandardsintheCommunityBusinessDistrict. Engrossed.
Statusispending. StephenShane 503-846-3717
787 AmendsCDCrelatingtoPublicTransportationFacilities.Engrossed. Statusispending. DyamiValentine 503-846-3821
788 AmendsComprehensiveFrameworkPlanforUrbanAreaandCDCrelatingtoHousekeepingandGeneralUpdates.Engrossed.
Statusispending. AnneKelly 503-846-3583
789 AmendsComprehensiveFrameworkPlanfortheUrbanArea,TransportationSystemPlan,andNorthBethanySubareaPlanoftheBethanyCommunityPlanrelatingtotheWestCommunityParkandAreaofSpecialConcern11.
Hearings on: 10/21/14-10am 10/28/14-6:30pm
SuzanneSavin 503-846-3963
790 AmendsComprehensiveFrameworkPlanfortheUrbanArea,TransportationSystemPlan,andNorthBethanySubareaPlanoftheBethanyCommunityPlanrelatingtotheP2Roadalignment.
Hearings on: 10/21/14-10am 10/28/14-6:30pm
SuzanneSavin 503-846-3963
791 AmendsCDCrelatingtodigitalbillboards. Hearings on: 10/21/14-10am 10/28/14-6:30pm
Joy Chang 503-846-3873
792 AmendstheCDCrelatingtostandardsformedicalmarijuanadispensaries,andrepealsOrdinanceNo.781.Engrossed.
Hearing on: 10/28/14-6:30pm
Wayne Hayson 503-846-3867
$10.1 Million to Fund Traffic Management Projects
Funds Will Help ODOT and the County Maximize Efficiency of Freight and Commuter TrafficTheUSDepartmentofTransportation(USDOT)announcedthatODOTRegion1andWashingtonCounty’sDepartmentofLandUse&Transportation(LUT)werejointlyawarded$10.1milliontoimplementaseriesofadvancedtransportationmanagementsystem(ATMS)improvementsonseveralstatehighwaysandmajorarterialroads.ThisfundingmovesclosertowardimplementingWashingtonCounty’sIntelligentTransportationSystemplan,whichusesenhancedsignalcoordinationandothertechnologiestobestmanagetrafficflowonourmostheavily-usedroads. For more information visit:http://bit.ly/YNTr6E
City of Tigard Public Hearings / CPO 4MFile Applicant/Location Proposed Action StatusHOP2014-00004 HomeOccupation
Silke DeOca 9230SW74thAve.
Requestforhomeoccupationtoteachfitnessandeducationalclassesoutofhome.
Statusispending.
SDR2014-00001 VAR2014-00006 LLA2014-00006/7 iFly
NateGroffandKimleyHorn 10655/10685SWGreenburgRd.
Combineddevelopmentapplicationforsitedevelopmentreview,parkingadjustmenttoreduceminimumparking,and2lotlineadjustmentsforconstructionofapprox.14,054sqftindoorskydivingcenterwithrelatedsiteimprovements.
Approved.Effective10/16/14.
HOP2014-00037 HomeOccupation
JosephReinhart 7355SWHermosoWay
Requesthomeoccupationforlawofficewithoneemployee. Approved.Effective10/16/14.
SDR2014-00003 CoffeeShop
MAJDevelop.Corp,M.Jenkins 9785SWShadyLn.
Requestredevelopmentof0.44-acreparcelfromformergasstation/playgroundequipmentstoreintodrive-throughcoffeeshop.
Statusispending.
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Tree for All Community Stream Planting Events - Help Plant One Million Trees!CitizensfromalloverWashingtonCountywilljoinwithlocalorganzationstoplantonemillionnativetreesandshrubsalongtheTualatinRiveranditstributaries.Jointheeventinyourneighborhood.Plantingbeginsat9am.Arriveearlyforrefreshments.Allageswelcome!Formoreinformationandindividualeventdetails:http://www.jointreeforall.org
Events
October 18 Murrayhill Community, 11010SWTealBlvd.,Beaverton november 15 Woodhaven Park,17547SWSunsetBlvd,Sherwood november 22 Brown’s Ferry Park,6159SWNybergLn.,Tualatin
Community Event
Open Houses - Willamette Water Supply Program TheWillametteWaterSupplyProgramisplanningtodevelopanadditionalsourceofwaterfromthemid-WillametteRiveratWilsonville.ThisprojectwillexpandtheWillametteRiverWaterTreatmentPlantandaddpipelinesandstoragetoservecommunitiesinWashingtonCounty.Severalpipelineroutealternativesarebeingconsidered.Atthistime,therearenoproposedpipelineroutesthroughMetzger–themajorityaretothewest.However,therouteshavenotyetbeendetermined.Youcanviewthevirtualopenhouseorattendoneoftheopenhouses(seebelow)tolearnmoreabouttheprojectandproposedpipelineroutes.Constructioninmostareaswillnotbeginforseveralyears.
Upcoming Open Houses on Pipeline Route Alternatives:October 28 - 6pm,WilsonvilleCityHall,29799SWTownCenterLoopE October 30 - 6pm,BeavertonCityLibrary,12375SW5thSt. november 5 - 6pm,MountainViewMiddleSchool,17500SWFarmington november 15 - 10am,Al’sGardenCenter,16920SWRoyRogersRd. november 18 - 6pm,TVWDOffice,1850SW170thAve.,Beaverton
Online Open House:AvailableOctober14ththroughNovember28that: http://www.ourreliablewater.org/online-open-house/
Community Meetings and Events
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