Gilliam, County, Oregon Planning Documents

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    Gilliam County Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-11-17)
    (Gilliam County, 2006-11-17) Gilliam County
    Goal 2, Part 2, and Goal 3, Agricultural Lands: Allowing an exception to Statewide Planning Goal2 and 3 implementing regulation allowing more thatn 20 acres to be precluded from a commercial agricultural enterprise.
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    Gilliam County Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-04-18)
    (Gilliam County, 2008-04-18) Gilliam County
    Wheat Field Wind Power Project was granted a Conditional Use Permit from the Gilliam County Planning Commission for a wind energy project and made a recommendation to the Gilliam County Court for approval of the Goal 3 Exception for Wheat Field Wind Power Project at a public hearing held March 20, 2008. On April 02, 2008 at a Public Hearing held in the Gilliam county Courthouse, the Gilliam County Court approved the Goal 3 Exception recommendation for a maximum of 40 acres.
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    Gilliam County Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-12-15)
    (Gilliam County, 2008-12-15) Gilliam County
    The City of Condon and Gilliam County have adopted the City of Condon Urban Growth Area Joint Management Agreement. The Joint Managment Agreement includes the area north of Cottonwood road being removed from the City of Condon's Urban Growth Boundary. The attached map reflects the change. In addition, the adopted Urban Growth Boundary area minimum lot size is 10 acres.
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    Gilliam County Notice of Adopted Amendment (2011-04-08)
    (Gilliam County, 2011-04-08) Gilliam County
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    Gilliam County Notice of Adopted Amendment (2011-11-10)
    (Gilliam County, 2011-11-10) Gilliam County
    This document is the result of several years of work with coordinating agencies updating the Gillliam County Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Ordinance. We also included a zone change from Exclusive Farm Use to Limited Industrial on 12 acres of land outside the City Limits of Arlington at the request of the landowner.