Wilsonville, Oregon Planning Documents

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Wilsonville : Bicycle and pedestrian master plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2006-12) Wilsonville (Or.); Alta Planning and Design
Throughout the planning processes, the community expressed key priorities, including: improving access to and across the Willamette River; providing a comprehensive system of bikeways and walkways; developing a pool and aquatic center; serving and connecting underserved neighborhoods, and providing park and natural area experiences close to home and work. The following key projects emerged as elements to be addressed through the Master Plans: improving crossing of the Willamette River; providing bicycle parking at the Multi-Modal Transit Center; implementing master plans for Boones Ferry, Villebois, Montebello, and Canyon Creek parks; and improving Town Center Loop. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : Coffee Creek master plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2007-10-15) Wilsonville (Or.); Otak, Inc.; DKS Associates
The Coffee Creek planning effort is being conducted to create a detailed transportation and land use plan for the area located near northwest Wilsonville in unincorporated Washington and Clackamas Counties (see Figure 1). The Coffee Creek Industrial Area is being planned in two parts, including a Master Plan (this document) with a detailed strategy for urbanizing the area South of Day Road, and a separate Concept Plan north of Day Road for long-range planning. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : Comprehensive plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2004-04) Wilsonville (Or.)
The purpose of this Plan is to guide the physical development of the City. Following this introduction, the text of the Plan is presented in four major sections that provide a framework for land use decisions. The four sections are: A. Citizen Involvement – this section describes the City’s on-going citizen involvement program. B. Urbanization – this section defines where and when urban level development will be permitted and recognizes Metro’s authority relative to the regional urban growth boundary. C. Public Facilities and Services – this section determines what facilities and services must be available to support urban development, and therefore, further defines when development can occur. D. Land Use and Development – this section determines future zoning and how a parcel of land may be developed. It provides basic standards for residential, public, commercial, and industrial uses and establishes general planning districts for each of these types of uses. The planning districts are visually represented on a land use map. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : Draft parks and recreation master plan
(City of Wilsonville (OR.), 2006-07) Wilsonville (Or.); MIG, Inc.
The ideal park system will provide an array of park sites with amenities and facilities appropriate to the unique culture of their surroundings. The result of this Master Plan is a park system that is uniquely Wilsonville’s, one that provides the kind of parks and recreation experiences that the community desires. The City envisions a comprehensive and interrelated system of parks, recreation, and natural areas, that offers a range of experiences, including active and passive recreation, for all ages and abilities; contributes to a healthy and livable community; conserves and educates about the natural environment; and promotes community connectivity by linking parks, recreation facilities, schools, and other key community centers by trails, pathways, and public transit. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : Old Town neighborhood plan (2009)
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2009-01) Palena, Rob; Wilsonville (Or.); MacKay & Sposito; Nevue Ngan Associates; Old Town Neighborhood Committee (Wilsonville, Or.)
This Area of Concern specifically includes the "Old Town" area of the City. A portion of Old Town includes properties previously master planned as "Wilsonville Square 76." As a result of the West Side master planning effort, additional emphasis has been placed on creating an Old Town District (through overlay zoning), and reinforcing the appearance of the City's historic beginnings. The purpose of the Old Town Overlay Zone is to reinforce the appearance of the City's historic beginnings and to create a unique commercial main street. The Old Town District is envisioned as a modern representation of the community's past, and is intended to promote compatibility of commercial designs with Old Town residential development and to create a functional main street. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : Transit master plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2007-09) Wilsonville (Or.); SMART Transit
The Transit Plan locates key destinations within and outside of Wilsonville, in order to plan for the future of the multi-modal transit center. Both the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan and the Transit Plan analyze the location of sidewalks in relation to transit stops, and prioritize sidewalk infill projects that enhance the ability of citizens to access transit. Over the next few years, the transit system will add more service as commuter rail arrives in Wilsonville, creating a hub at the Barber Street Station and connecting to other communities. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : Transportation system plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2003-06-02) Wilsonville (Or.); Entranco, Inc.
This document (the Transportation Systems Plan) is a complete update of the City's 1991 Transportation Master Plan and constitutes the transportation element of the City's Comprehensive Plan. Transportation needs, including goals and policies, were last addressed in the 1991 Plan. Since that time, Wilsonville has experienced significant growth that has placed heavy demands on the transportation system. The purposes of this Transportation Systems Plan (TSP) are to: comply with state mandates for transportation planning as specified by the statewide Transportation Planning Rule (TPR);... develop standards for the transportation system; address current problem areas. Identify future roadway needs required to support predicted growth over the next 20 years; provide guidelines for future transportation planning.[From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : Villebois Village community plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2006-05-15) Wilsonville (Or.)
The Villebois Village Master Plan was developed in close coordination with City staff, following adoption of the Villebois Village Concept Plan. The Villebois Village Master Plan affects an estimated 480-acre area identified on Figure 1 – Land Use Plan as the “Village Area Boundary.” The Villebois Village Master Plan is intended to implement the Villebois Village Concept Plan and serve as a basis for Village zone development standards. These standards in turn direct development through the build-out period of the Concept Plan. The Villebois Village Master Plan provides a detailed analysis of the framework systems identified in the Concept Plan, including the land use program, parks and open space system, utilities framework and circulation system. Consistency of these elements with the relevant system Master Plans is shown in the Villebois Village Master Plan. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : Water system master plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2002-01-24) Wilsonville (Or.); Montgomery Watson Harza (Firm)
The general scope of work for this project was to prepare a Water System Master Plan. The scope included tasks to: review and develop forecasts of population and water demands; develop planning criteria to be used in evaluating the existing system and future system expansions; evaluate the existing system for deficiencies compared to the planning criteria; develop a source of supply strategy; identify the system improvements needed to support anticipated growth and development and provide means to anticipate system improvements before growth is constrained; prepare a Capital Improvement Program based on the evaluation of existing and future facilities. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville : West Side master plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 1996-12) Lennertz Coyle & Associates; Wilsonville (Or.)
This is the Master Plan for the growth and development of the west Wilsonville planning area. It is a sub-element of the City's Comprehensive Plan. When adopted by ordinance, this Master Plan will have all of the legal authority of the Comprehensive Plan. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville :West Side urban renewal plan
(City of Wilsonville (Or.), 2003-11-03) Wilsonville (Or.)
The Wilsonville West Side Urban Renewal Plan (the "Plan") is intended to promote development within the 395-acre Wilsonville West Side Urban Renewal Area (the "Area"). The Area is located within the Wilsonville Urban Growth Boundary (see Figure 1) and contains land inside and outside of the current city limits. The City intends to annex the parts of the Area currently outside city limits prior to development, and urban zoning will not be applied to these areas until annexation occurs. The Area includes the site of the former Dammasch State Hospital which, along with adjoining property, will be redeveloped as a primarily residential mixed-use "urban village." The Area also includes land south of Wilsonville Road and immediately west of the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks and Wilsonvilleâ s Old Town. This area is to be developed for residential and industrial uses. [From the Plan]
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-04-06)
(Wilsonville, 2006-04-06) Wilsonville (Or.)
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-04-06)
(Wilsonville, 2006-04-06) Wilsonville (Or.)
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-05-23)
(Wilsonville, 2006-05-23) Wilsonville (Or.)
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-12-22)
(Wilsonville, 2006-12-22) Wilsonville (Or.)
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-07-26)
(Wilsonville, 2007-07-26) Wilsonville (Or.)
Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment from Residential 0-1 du/ac to Residential 4-5 du/ac and a corresponding zone map amendment from Residential Agriculature Holding zone to Residential zone on .69 acres
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-10-19)
(Wilsonville, 2007-10-19) Wilsonville (Or.)
A Comprehensive Plan amendment to update the City of Wilsonville Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-10-23)
(Wilsonville, 2007-10-23) Wilsonville (Or.)
Coffee Creek 1 Master Plan
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-04-24)
(Wilsonville, 2008-04-24) Wilsonville (Or.)
Adoptin of FEMA's revised Flood Insurance Study report and Flood Insurance Rate maps, as well as amendments to the existing floodplain management regulations (WC Sect. 4.172) that meet the standards of Paragraph 60.3(d) of the National Flood Insurance Program.
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Wilsonville Notice of Adopted Amendment (2009-01-02)
(Wilsonville, 2009-01-02) Wilsonville (Or.)
Amend 2003 Transportation Systems Plan Section 4; Fig. 4.8-2020 Alternative 2 Arterial and Collector Classifications, change functional classification of SW Bailey Street from "Local" street to "Minor Collector".