Seaside, Oregon Planning Documents

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    Seaside Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-02-02)
    (Seaside, 2007-02-02) Seaside
    The proposal is to change the zone of this lot from Neighborhood Commercial (C1) to Medium Density Residential (R2) and build a zero lot line duplex.
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    Seaside Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-08-08)
    (Seaside, 2008-08-08) Seaside
    THE CITY IS REQUIRED TO UPDATE THE CURRENT FLOODPLAIN ORDINANCE TO CORRECT DEFICIENCIES IDENTIFIED UNDER A COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE VISIT (CAV). THE CITY WILL MAKE ADDITIONAL CHANGES FOR CLARITY AND/OR TO COMPLY WITH STATE LAW OR FEDERAL REGULATIONS.
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    Seaside Notice of Adopted Amendment (2010-01-25)
    (Seaside, 2010-01-25) Seaside
    The proposed zone change from High Density Residential (R-3) to Residential Commercial (R-C) was approved by the City Council based on the Planning Commission's recommendation after conduction a public hearing.
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    Seaside Notice of Adopted Amendment (2010-05-27)
    (Seaside, 2010-05-27) Seaside
    The proposed amendment will revise the approval criteria for expansion of the City of Seaside acknowledged Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) for certain uses. It identifies specific characteristics that are necessary for lands that will be considered to accommodate hospitals and public schools. The City will only consider lands that meet certain characteristics such as: adjacency to the city limits, size, topography, access, soil & geologic stability, elevation above tsunami inundation, and utility service capability.
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    Seaside Notice of Adopted Amendment (2010-10-05)
    (Seaside, 2010-10-05) Seaside
    Amendment to current Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Chapter 152 based on clarified FEMA requirements, updated flood study, and associated FIRM maps to comply with FEMA requirements.