Browsing by Author "Sherman County Planning Commission"

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    Grass Valley : Comprehensive plan
    (City of Grass Valley (Or.), 1978-04) Grass Valley (Or.); Mid-Columbia Economic Development District; Sherman County Planning Commission
    [The Plan] is designed to do several things: to insure the future livability, so that Grass Valley is at least as nice to live in the future, if not better than it is today; to manage future growth and development so that it is orderly and is in harmony with the public desires of the area; and to conserve natural resources to provide for their wise utilization or preservation. It also will provide the basis for business, the public, and individuals to make sound investment decisions. By knowing where and how development may occur, financial savings will be realized and development can proceed more rapidly while attaining the desired livability goals determined by the area. [From the Plan]
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    Moro : Comprehensive plan
    (City of Moro (Or.), 2003-06) Moro (Or.); Mid-Columbia Economic Development District; Sherman County Planning Commission
    This comprehensive plan was developed for the City of Moro to serve as the guiding document for all future land use decisions. It is designed to do several things: to insure the future livability, so that Moro is at least as nice to live in the future, if not better than it is today; to manage future growth and development so that it is orderly and is in harmony with the public desires of the area; and to conserve natural resources to provide for their wise utilization or preservation. It also will provide the basis for business, the public and individuals to make sound investment decisions. [From the Plan]
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    Wasco : Comprehensive plan
    (City of Wasco (Or.), 2003-06) Wasco (Or.); Mid-Columbia Economic Development District; Sherman County Planning Commission
    This comprehensive plan was developed for the City of Wasco to serve as the guiding document for all future land use decisions. It is designed to do several things: to insure the future livability, so that Wasco as at least as nice to live [in] in the future, if not better than it is today; to manage future growth and development so that it is orderly and is in harmony with the public desires of the area; and to conserve natural resources to provide for their wise utilization or preservation. It will also provide the basis for business, the public, and individuals to make sound investment decisions. [From the Plan]