Silverton, Oregon Planning Documents

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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-05-12)
    (Silverton, 2006-05-12) Silverton (Or.)
    Portions of Title 12, Title 17, and Title 18 of the Silverton Municipal Code have been combined into a Development Code. This included amendments to Title 12 (Streets, Sidewalks, and Public Places), Title 17 (Subdivisions) and Title 18 (Zoning).
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-06-28)
    (Silverton, 2006-06-28) Silverton (Or.)
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-07-28)
    (Silverton, 2006-07-28) Silverton (Or.)
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-10-05)
    (Silverton, 2006-10-05) Silverton (Or.)
    This adopted amendment is part of an ongoing revision to the City of Silverton's land use regulations. This amendment creates an Historic Landmarks Commission; a program for the identification, evaluation, and designation of historic resources as landmarks; and a process for the alteration, moving, or demolition of Designated Landmarks and Historic Resources of Statewide Significance. _ _
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-05-17)
    (Silverton, 2007-05-17) Silverton (Or.)
    The Silverton City Council adopted the Economic Opportunities Analysis Report as a support document to the 2002 Silverton Comprehensive Plan by adopting Resolution No 07-08. The Silverton Planning Commission also adopted the report by unanimous approval of Resolution PC-07-01. This support document has caused the City Council to direct staff to take additional review of lands that could be redesignated for industrial purposes and possibly expand the urban growth boundary to ensure that adequate industrial land is available to meet the anticipated need. This effort is underway and actual Comprehensive Plan re-designations and/or expansion of the Urban Growth Boundary with re-designation of land will be processed through land use reviews.
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-07-12)
    (Silverton, 2007-07-12) Silverton (Or.)
    The City of Silverton has updated its Wastewater System Facility Master Plan. The plan provides an analysis of the existing facilities and provides conclusions and recommendations for serving the community for the next 20 years. Recommendations include the city's management of wastewater facilities for water quality and regulatory issues, existing collection system, future collection system, existing wastewater treatment plant and discharge facilities and future plant enhancements and discharge requirements.
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-08-06)
    (Silverton, 2007-08-06) Silverton (Or.)
    These proposed amendments provide clear and objective standards in addition to those applicable to permitted uses in a particular zone. The intent is to expand the clearly defined objective standards to address situations that may occur in multiple zones (e.g. caretaker units, contractors offices, accessory structures, drive-up windows, park and ride facilities, etc.) so that conditional use permit review is unnecessary for uses that can meet the standards, which apply in multiple zones.
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-08-08)
    (Silverton, 2007-08-08) Silverton (Or.)
    Preparation of a Silverton Downtown Development Plan as part of a TGM Grant that will provide a guide to the revitalization of the historic heart of Silverton. The plan is to create a vital downtown through the integration of historic urban design elements, mixed use, great streets, and public access to Silver Creek. The Silvertown Downtown Plan is adopted as a support document to the 2002 Silverton Comprehensive Plan.
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-03-27)
    (Silverton, 2008-03-27) Silverton (Or.)
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-10-06)
    (Silverton, 2008-10-06) Silverton (Or.)
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-10-27)
    (Silverton, 2008-10-27) Silverton (Or.)
    A Development Code Amendment (DC-07-01) adopting an updated Silverton Development Code by Ordinance 08-06. The updated code implements the City's Comprehensive Land Use Plan and other recently adopted plans such as the Downtown Master Plan and the Transportation System Plan. The updated Development Code is based on the State's Model Code for Small Cities and includes clear and objective standards for administrative decision making and revised review criteria and procedures for discretionary land use decisions. There are also a number of zoning district changes (DC-08-01) that were adopted by Ordinance 08-07 in order to folly implement the recently adopted Silverton Downtown Master Plan. Many of the changes were zoning district names and changes however some properties were rezoned.
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-10-27)
    (Silverton, 2008-10-27) Silverton (Or.)
    A Development Code Amendment (DC-07-01) adopting an updated Silverton Development Code by Ordinance 08-06. The updated code implements the City's Comprehensive Land Use Plan and other recently adopted plans such as the Downtown Master Plan and the Transportation System Plan. The updated Development Code is based on the State's Model Code for Small Cities and includes clear and objective standards for administrative decision making and revised review criteria and procedures for discretionary land use decisions. There are also a number of zoning district changes (DC-08-01) that were adopted by Ordinance 08-07 in order to folly implement the recently adopted Silverton Downtown Master Plan. Many of the changes were zoning district names and changes however some properties were rezoned.
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2010-04-07)
    (Silverton, 2010-04-07) Silverton (Or.)
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2011-06-10)
    (Silverton, 2011-06-10) Silverton (Or.)
    . The Silverton Economic Opportunities Analysis CEO A) is intended to serve as a basis for the city of Silverton to explore and document new information regarding the < ity's buildable land inventory (BL1) and employment trends; and includes policies and community economic development objectives (CEDOs) aimed at strengthening the local economy.
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    Silverton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2011-08-05)
    (Silverton, 2011-08-05) Silverton (Or.)
    The purpose of the water master plan is to determine the current state of the water system and to plan for future needs. As part of the master plan, a list of capital improvement projects was created. Priority 1 improvements are those that are recommended to be completed within 1-5 years, and that will address more immediate deficiencies such as undersized or aging pipelines, storage, looping, fire flow, inadequate pressure, and lack of backup