Portland : Pleasant Valley plan district,
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Date
2004-12-15
Authors
Portland (Or.)
Portland (Or.). Bureau of Planning
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Publisher
City of Portland (Or.)
Abstract
Pleasant Valley is an area that was added to the region’s urban growth boundary in 1998 to
accommodate forecasted population growth in the region. Pleasant Valley is planned as a new,
urban community. It is 1,532 acres located south and east of the current city limits for Gresham
and Portland. The City of Portland has been working with its regional partners and the community
since 1998 to create a plan for the future urbanization of this rural area. This extensive planning
process has created a vision and a plan for the transition of a rural community of 800 residents into
an urban community of approximately 12,000 residents and 5,000 jobs. This document proposes to
implement the community vision through amendments to Portland’s Comprehensive Plan and Title
33, Planning and Zoning. [From the Plan]
Description
140 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Adopted December 15, 2004. Captured October 30, 2007.
Keywords
City planning -- Oregon -- Portland, Land use -- Oregon -- Portland -- Planning, Community development -- Oregon -- Portland, Neighborhood planning -- Oregon -- Portland, Annexation (Municipal government) -- Oregon, City planning -- Oregon -- Gresham, Land use -- Oregon -- Gresham -- Planning, Community development -- Oregon -- Gresham, Neighborhood planning -- Oregon -- Gresham, Pleasant Valley (Multnomah County and Clackamas County, Or.)