Hood River County, Oregon Planning Documents

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    Hood River County : Comprehensive plan
    (Hood River County (Or.), 1984-02-21) Hood River County (Or.)
    The Hood River County Comprehensive land Use Plan is the basic instrument used for County land use planning. It is law and is utilized to control and direct the use and development of land use activities on private lands within the County. [From the Plan]
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    Hood River County : Coordinated transportation plan (2007)
    (Mid-Columbia Economic Development District, 2007-04) Hood River County (Or.); Mid-Columbia Economic Development District
    This document is a coordinated transportation plan focused on addressing the transportation needs of low income individuals, individuals with disabilities, and seniors residing in Hood River County. [From the Plan]
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    Hood River County : Coordinated transportation plan (2009)
    (Mid-Columbia Economic Development District, 2009) Hood River County (Or.); Mid-Columbia Economic Development District
    This document is an update to the 2007-2010 Hood River County Coordinated Transportation Plan. Mid-Columbia Economic Development District, under contract with the Association of Oregon Counties prepared this plan update. It was updated using information collected from the previous coordinated transportation plan, data from new surveys and outreach efforts, and new demographic and service resource analysis. [From the Plan]
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    Hood River County : Development code
    (Hood River County (Or.), 2003) Hood River County (Or.)
    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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    Hood River County : Mt. Hood Unincorporated community plan
    (Hood River County (Or.), 2006-09-18) Hood River County (Or.); Cogan Owens Cogan (Firm)
    The state Unincorporated Communities Rule (OAR 660-022) requires counties to adopt land use and zoning measures specific to unincorporated communities in order to ensure that cumulative development in the communities will not: • Result in public health hazards or adverse environmental impacts that violate state or federal water quality regulations, or • Exceed the carrying capacity of the soil or of existing water supply resources and sewer services. [From the Plan]
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    Hood River County : Parks and recreation capital facilities master plan
    (Hood River County (Or.), 2005-04-08) Hood River County (Or.)
    The Plan thoroughly describes current recreational facilities in the Parks District and provides a range of analysis that estimate the future needs of the Parks District; presents Parks District priorities so that adequate open space and public recreation facilities in the City and County will be provided...aims to facilitate a broad range of innovative â Best in Classâ recreational facilities that are uniquely tailored to the interests of our community by presenting materials that can be used by a wide range of local government and citizen groups to plan and implement future facilities; provides guidance materials for community members who spearhead efforts for development of new facilities; provide data, priority inputs, and conceptual implementation plans that can be used by the Parks District, the City and County planning in their ongoing planning decisions. [From the Plan]