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Tualatin : Central Tualatin design guidelines
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2001-10) Tualatin (Or.); StastnyBrun Architects
The Tualatin Commons Enhancement Strategy, accepted by the Tualatin Development Commission on January 24th, 2000, outlined a task to create design guidelines for downtown development. The action was to occur in FY 00/01 and 01/02 and be based on the original Tualatin Commons Design Guidelines. As part of this process, “The Central Tualatin Concept Plan” was developed. This plan, in conjunction with the design guidelines, provides the fundamental structure necessary to guide development of public, private and City properties. The Concept Plan recognizes and respects existing uses as a vital part of the evolution of Central Tualatin. By utilizing the concept plan as the organizing framework for development, the rich mix of uses envisioned will create a vital core for the City of Tualatin. [From the document]
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Tualatin : Central urban renewal plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2002-04-22) Tualatin (Or.); Tualatin (Or.). Development Commission
This Urban Renewal Plan and Report governs the activities of the Tualatin Development Commission (the Urban Renewal Agency of the City of Tualatin) within Tualatin's Central Urban Renewal Area. The Plan and Report reflect amendments to the initial Urban Renewal Plan originally adopted on January 27, 1975.... The Report (Section II) provides background information on economic, social, and environmental conditions in the Urban Renewal Area and includes the financial plan for accomplishing the Plan's activities. [From the Plan and Report]
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Tualatin : Comprehensive plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2004-07) Tualatin (Or.); League of Oregon Cities; University of Oregon. Bureau of Governmental Research and Service
The Tualatin Plan is unique in that it involves a single document integrating both the traditional comprehensive plan and zoning ordinance into a single development code. This direction is followed in the land use mapping by having only one map with planning districts rather than a zone map and a plan map. With this approach, Tualatin has given a very strong legal authority to its planning programs....The Tualatin Development Code provides a common format in one document for the various plans, codes and ordinances that Tualatin has or is adopting related to the physical development of the City. The purpose of this Code is to provide citizens, developers and contractors with a more easily understood document that clearly identifies the requirements for any kind of physical construction within the City of Tualatin. The Tualatin Development Code is divided into 3 parts. The first part is the Tualatin Community Plan, the City's official comprehensive plan. The Plan encompasses the City's planning efforts regarding land use, transportation, and public facilities to the Year 2000. The second part is the Tualatin Urban Renewal Plan, which is the detailed plan of development for the City's urban Renewal Area. The third part consists of the Planning District Standards which relate to such matters as permitted land uses, lot sizes, yard setbacks and height requirements. [From the Plan]
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Tualatin : Development code
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2005-09) Tualatin (Or.); University of Oregon. Bureau of Governmental Research and Service
Development codes are ordinances implementing a local government’s comprehensive plan. They include two components: a zoning ordinance and a subdivision ordinance, which may be adopted and published as separate documents under their own titles. In some cases the sections pertaining to subdivision of land may be included in the zoning ordinance.
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Tualatin : Development code (2006)
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2006-08) Tualatin (Or.); University of Oregon. Bureau of Governmental Research and Service
Development codes are ordinances implementing a local government’s comprehensive plan. They include two components: a zoning ordinance and a subdivision ordinance, which may be adopted and published as separate documents under their own titles. In some cases the sections pertaining to subdivision of land may be included in the zoning ordinance.
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Tualatin : Economic development action plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2001-06) Tualatin (Or.)
The following are the objectives of Tualatin’s Economic Development Action Plan: 1. Maintain an inventory of development related information with selected information published in an attractive manner. 2. Actively market Tualatin as a business location to target groups such as commercial and industrial brokers, regional development agencies, and the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department. 3. Continue working with State, County and Regional Agencies to guarantee that the I-5/99W Connector becomes a reality. 4. Periodically evaluate Tualatin’s permit process to ensure that it operates efficiently. 5. Maintain and enhance standards for environmental protection and excellence in urban design. 6. Maintain a healthy business climate to benefit new and existing businesses in the City. 7. Plan for commercial development of Tualatin to meet needs of present and future residents of the region. 8. Be prepared to address urbanization of areas adjacent to the City of Tualatin (i.e. Study Areas 12B [Stafford Basin], 14A [south of Tualatin] and 14G [southwest of Tualatin]). [From the Plan]
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Tualatin : Historic resource technical study and inventory 1992/1993
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 1993) Tualatin (Or.)
The intent of this study is to compile the first historical context and historic resource inventory for the City of Tualatin on a citywide basis, determine which resources have historical significance, and recommend appropriate plan policies for the preservation of the significant resources. [From the Plan]
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Tualatin : Leveton tax increment plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2002-04-08) Tualatin (Or.)
The purpose of the Leveton Tax Increment Plan is to implement goals and objectives of the Tualatin Community Plan which relate to development of this portion of the Western Industrial District.... The overall goal of the Leveton Tax Increment Plan is to facilitate the full industrial development of the District by removing blighting influences and by providing public improvements. [From the Plan]
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Tualatin : Northwest Tualatin concept plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2005-03) Tualatin (Or.); Transportation and Growth Management Program (Or.); CH2M Hill, inc.; Kittelson & Associates; Tualatin (Or.). Community Development Dept.
The Northwest Tualatin Concept Plan (Concept Plan) is a guide for the industrial development of a 15-acre area at the northwestern corner of the City of Tualatin (City). The Concept Plan follows a December 2002 decision by the Metropolitan Service District (Metro) to bring the area inside the regional urban growth boundary (UGB). Metro conditioned the land for industrial development as part of a strategy to balance the supply of land for job creation. The Concept Plan allows for flexibility in industrial development while promoting compatibility with adjacent land uses and natural resources. [From the Plan]
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Tualatin : Quarry Sector Subarea technical report
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 1999-06-01) Kittelson & Associates; Tualatin (Or.)
This report analyzes the specific elements which went in to the Quarry Sector project. The report format is structured as follows: topic; background; information; objectives; options; conclusion. There are two primary issues addressed in this report: planning district designations, and transportation with associated public infrastructure. [From the document]
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Tualatin : Southwest Tualatin concept plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2006-08) CH2M Hill, inc.; Transportation and Growth Management Program (Or.); Kittelson & Associates; Tualatin (Or.); Otak, Inc.
The Southwest Tualatin Concept Plan (Concept Plan) is a guide for the industrial development of a 431-acre area currently outside the southwestern corner of the City of Tualatin (City). The Concept Plan follows the December 2002 and June 2004 decisions by the Metropolitan Service District (Metro) to bring the area inside the regional urban growth boundary (UGB), and thus set the stage for future urbanization of this area. Metro conditioned the land for industrial development as part of a strategy to balance the supply of land within the Portland Metropolitan region for job creation. The Concept Plan allows for flexibility in industrial development while promoting compatibility with adjacent land uses and natural resources. [From the Plan]
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Tualatin : Strategic plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2007-06) Tualatin (Or.); Steven Ames Planning; Zenn Associates; Gannett Design; Urban Words Group
This document contains Tualatin Tomorrow’s Community Vision and Strategic Action Plan. Developed by the community, the Vision expresses a preferred future for Tualatin. The Strategic Action Plan provides steps to move in the direction of this Vision. It is the culmination of 17 months of work which included the donated time, effort and creativity of hundreds of community members. Led by the Tualatin Tomorrow Steering Committee, the process to create the Vision and Action Plan featured numerous and diverse opportunities for community involvement. [From the Plan]
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Tualatin : Town Center plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2005-06) CH2M Hill, inc.; Kittelson & Associates; Leland Consulting Group; Tualatin (Or.); Otak, Inc.
The City received a grant from the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development to revisit the local vision for the Town Center and identify potential land use, transportation and environmental projects and priorities. Major objectives of the Town Center Plan include: integrating various mixes of building types and uses; encouraging more urban versus suburban development; focusing on safe/efficient pedestrian and vehicle connections; implementing required land use and transportation code amendments; and enhancing local quality of life.
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Tualatin : Transportation system plan
(City of Tualatin (Or.), 2001-06) Angelo Eaton & Associates; Tualatin (Or.); Kittelson & Associates
The City of Tualatin, in conjunction with the the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), initiated a study of the City's transportation system in 2000. This transportation system plan (TSP) will guide the management and development of appropriate transportation facilities within Tualatin, incorporating the community's vision, while remaining consistent with state, regional, and other local plans. This report provides the City of Tualatin with the necessary elements to be adopted as the transportation element of the City's comprehensive plan. In addition, this report provides ODOT, Clackamas, and Washington Counties with recommendations that can be incorporated into their respective plans. [From the Plan]
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Tualatin Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-06-30)
(Tualatin, 2006-06-30) Tualatin (Or.)
Amends the Community Plan's policy for Manufacturing Planning Districts (TDC 7.030 and 7.040, Manufacturing District Objectives) and amends development regulations for the following TDC Chapters: 60. Light Manufacturing (ML): 61, General Manufacturing (MG); and 62, Manufacturing Park (MP) Planning Districts to restrict the size of retail commercial, retail service and professional service uses on land designated as Industrial Area Design Type, and shown on TDC Map 9-4. in order to comply with Metro Code Title 4: Protection of Industrial Areas. Also amends TDC 31.060 Definitions. TDC 35.040 Discontinuance of Non-Conforming Use, TDC 60.020. 61.020 and 62.020 Permitted Uses, and TDC 60.040. 61.030 and 62.030. Conditional Uses. Will create new Sections TDC 60.021. 61.021 and 62.021. Restrictions on Permitted Uses, and create new Sections TDC 60.041. 61.031 and 62.031 Restrictions on Conditional Uses. The plan text amendment contains exceptions from the size limits for retail commercial and other specified uses for property within the Special Setabcks for Commercial Uses Areas (shown on TDC Map 9-5). and for development approved through application of the Industrial Business Park Overlay District, as specified in TDC Chapter 37.
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Tualatin Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-07-14)
(Tualatin, 2006-07-14) Tualatin (Or.)
Chapter 30 Tualatin Urban Renewal Plan. Section 30.010 is proposed to be amended to identify expansion of the Tualatin Public Library as a project to be partially funded bv tax increment revenue collected in the Tualatin Central Urban Renewal District. The specific sections of the Tualatin Urban Renewal Plan to be amended are A. Introduction, 2.Historv of Adoption and Amendment: B. Goals and Objectives. 1. Goals and Objectives of the Urban Renewal Plan. Land Use, Goal 4 and Objectives a and f: B. Goals and Objectives. 2. Relationship to Local Objectives, d. Recreational an d Community facilities: C Description of Project. In addition the supporting report to the Plan is proposed to be updated in Section D. Relationship Between Projects and Conditions in the Urban Renewal Area: Section E. Estimated Project Costs and Revenue Sources Table 12: Section F. Anticipated Project Start and Completion Dates Table 12 and Section G. Estimated Tax Increment Revenue Requirements and anticipated Year of Debt Retirement Table 13. The proposal essentially lists the need for and partial funding for expansion of the Tualatin Public Library. The proposal additionally significantly reduces funding for a portion of the Boones Ferry Road improvements. Loop Road. Commons Landmark and Green Lot Expansion projects in the Central Urban Renewal District, reiving on other funding sources to make up the majority of the project costs. Future funding for the Facade Improvement Program and Sculpture Garden improvements are deleted. Tualatin Development Code (TDC) 11.730 (Transportation ) is also amended modifying the Boones Ferry Road project to the Unfunded or Reouiring New Funding Sources category. The Loop Road project is also moved to the Unfunded or Requiring New Funding Sources category in Chapter 11.
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Tualatin Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-07-17)
(Tualatin, 2006-07-17) Tualatin (Or.)
This plan text amendment amends the development regulations for the General Commercial (CG) Planning Districts to allow "Gateway Tower Elements" within 3 acre or larger commercial developments located within 1.000 ft. of the center of the Interstate I-5 Exit 289 and Exit 290 Interchanges. The proposal amends TDC 31.060 Definitions: adds TDC 54.035 with standards for Gateway Tower Elements and amends TDC 54.070 Structure Height, to allow a maximum 60 ft. height for a Gateway Tower Element.
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Tualatin Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-07-28)
(Tualatin, 2006-07-28) Tualatin (Or.)
Comp. Plan Text Amendment and Land Use Regulation Text Amendment to create a new "Institutional" planning district suitable for development and operation of religious institutions, schools, parks, and other similar uses. The amendment did not result in application of the new planning district to any particular land, but after the ordinance effective date, the district could be applied to property through a quasi-judicial plan map amendment process.
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Tualatin Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-09-05)
(Tualatin, 2006-09-05) Tualatin (Or.)
This plan text amendment amends the development regulations for the General Commercial (CG) Planning Districts (TDC 54.070^ to allow a 60 ft. maximum structure height for uses on property designated GG within the Leveton Tax Increment District.
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Tualatin Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-11-20)
(Tualatin, 2006-11-20) Tualatin (Or.)
The adopted ordinance brings the Tualatin Development Code into conformance with the Tualatin Basin's voluntary Program and Metro's voluntary program in Title 13. Nature in Neighborhoods, for fish and wildlife habitat.