A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 822 amends the Rural/Natural Resource Plan, the Comprehensive Framework Plan and Community Development Code to clarify school documentation and notice requirements, reflect state law for plan amendments in the Urban and Rural Reserves, clarify certain neighborhood meeting requirements, correct inaccurate Metro Code reference for a future industrial area, modify the Transit Oriented Development appeal process, allow air conditioning units in the residential side yard setback and make minor adjustments to certain mobile home subdivision setback provisions.
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A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 824 amends the Community Development Code standards to allow a new Special Use (SU): Special Mineral/Aggregate Mining and or/Processing in the Exclusive Forest and Conservation (EFC) District.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 826 amends the Community Development Code (CDC) related to telecommunication facilities. The amendments streamline the submittal requirements and review process, restructure the special use section for clarity and update the CDC to comply with federal requirements.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 827 amends the Community Development Code (CDC) related to parking and loading standards. The amendments adjust minimum off-street parking requirements, establish parking standards for regulated affordable housing, expand eligibility for reducing minimum parking ratios, update parking lot design standards, and add standards for electric vehicle charging spaces and motorcycle parking.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 831 amends the Community Development Code, an element of the Comprehensive Plan, relating to mobile food units.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 832 amends the Community Development Code, an element of the Comprehensive Plan, relating to fair housing and group care updates.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 838 amends the Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area, the Community Development Code, and the Bethany Community Plan to add requirements applicable to future development within the Main Street area of the North Bethany Subarea. The Main Street Area is a mixed-use area that is intended to serve as a focal point of the North Bethany community.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 839 amends the 1988 Washington County-Beaverton Urban Planning Area Agreement (UPAA), including adding policies and processes for coordinating concept planning in Beaverton's identified Urban Reserve Planning Area, and minor changes to the policies and processes for comprehensive planning in the Urban Planning Area.
Amends Chapter 2 of the Bethany Community Plan (North Bethany Subarea Plan) and the CDC relating to the North Bethany Main Street Urban Design Plan.
Amends the Washington County - Wilsonville UPAA, an element of the County Comprehensive Plan. Updates include text & map changes regarding coordination of planning activities.
Amends the TSP to incorporate changes adopted by Banks and Cornelius, update the Transit Element and clarify neighborhood circulation requirements in the CDC.
Amends the CDC to update the open space requirements for Planned Developments in urban unincorporated Washington County to provide additional flexibility for residential development.
Amends the CDC relating to telecommunication facilities located in County right-of-way (ROW) and on private property to accommodate federally required small wireless facilities in all land use districts. In addition, the ordinance updates definitions related to telecommunication facilities to ensure consistency with federal provisions and remove outdated terms.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 858 amends the CDC relating to city/county coordination, and development standards associated with Henry Hagg Lake/Scoggins Dam and Special Use Quarries.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 877 amends the Community Development Code to make changes required for consistency with state law and to improve clarity and organization. Amendments are limited in scope and focus on rural uses, including template forest dwellings, on farm and forest lands.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 881 amends the Transportation System Plan to incorporate general amendments related to recent planning studies.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 885 amends the Community Development Code (CDC) to implement state law changes adopted in HB 2001, the Middle Housing bill. Amendments allow duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, townhouses and cottage cluster developments in all residential districts that currently allow single-detached homes. Amendments include siting and design requirements for middle housing, related updates for certain other housing types, and changes for clarity and consistency in affected CDC sections.
Amends the Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area (CFP) to implement state law changes adopted in House Bill (HB) 2001, the Middle Housing bill. Amendments affect CFP Policies, Implementing Strategies, and Summary Findings and Conclusions to reflect current conditions and add reference to Middle Housing.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No 889 makes a number of minor amendments to the Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area (CFP), the Bethany Community Plan, and the Community Development Code (CDC) to update plan polices and CDC provisions for clarity and accuracy, revise processes and reduce barriers to urban residential development. The engrossment added a reference to the membership of CCI Committees in Section 107-6 and revises language related to sales of lots or parcels in Section 602-4 for consistency with statute. The proposed addition of a new Type 1 Setback Adjustment process in Section 435 was removed, as were changes to side yard setbacks in Sections 304-307.
A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 890 adds standards and procedures for middle housing land divisions, as required by 2021 Oregon Senate Bill 458. It also makes minor amendments to recently adopted regulations for middle housing. The engrossment reduces minimum side yard setbacks in certain circumstances for middle housing/middle housing land divisions and clarifies adopted criteria for related side yard setback reductions for other housing. It also allows existing road improvements that were previously approved and built to County standard, regardless of right-of-way and/or partial easement width, to serve as an alternative to adopted minimum right-of-way standards for middle housing, Single Detached Dwelling or its expansion. |