Saint Helens, Oregon Planning Documents

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Browsing Saint Helens, Oregon Planning Documents by Subject "Community development -- Oregon -- Saint Helens"

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    Saint Helens : Comprehensive plan
    (City of Saint Helens (Or.), 2006-03-17) St. Helens (Or.)
    The official Comprehensive Plan shall be the Goals and Policies and the Maps. Supporting documents shall be history, background, data, surveys, and assumptions....Generally this Plan shall follow the Oregon Statewide Land Use Planning Goals and Guidelines for Goals 1,2, and 5 through 15. [From the Plan]
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    Saint Helens : Economic development plan
    (City of Saint Helens (Or.), 2007-08-01) St. Helens (Or.); Richard Hill & Associates; MorganCPS Group
    This plan examines the current state of the community’s prosperity and identifies specific actions to be pursued to enhance it. It is intended to achieve these purposes: guide the City Council in establishing economic development policies, projects, and programs reflected in adopted budgets and work programs; guide the City Council, Boards and Commissions, and City Staff in carrying out those policies, projects, and programs; provide a framework and catalyst for community action and citizen engagement. [From the Plan]
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    Saint Helens : Strategic plan
    (City of Saint Helens (Or.), 2005-12-21) St. Helens (Or.); Richard Hill & Associates; MorganCPS Group; Montgomery Gulf Corporation
    A Strategic Planning Consulting Team, consisting of Richard Hill & Associates, The MorganCPS Group, and Montgomery Gulf Corporation was selected to carry out the necessary work and to facilitate the Council through creation and adoption of this plan....It is intended that this Plan will guide the Council and its staff in a number of strategic projects over the next two years, anticipating additional strategic work through 2010. Its recommendations are to be reflected in the 2006-2007 City budgets, in the work programs of the City Staff, and the efforts and work of the City Council. [From the Plan]