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(City of Durham (Or.), 1979-07-25)
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(City of Durham (Or.), 1979-07-25)The provisions of this Code shall be deemed the minimum requirements for the preservation of the public safety, health, and welfare of the people of the City of Durham, Oregon. [From the document]
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(City of Echo (Or.), 2002-12)The following statement of goals and policies provide a general long range basis for decision making relative to the future growth and development of the City. The goals are patterned after and are in direct response to ...
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(City of Echo (Or.), 1979-03)The comprehensive plan is the public's conclusions about the development and conservation of the area, adopted by the appropriate City Councilor the County Commissioners, and agreed to by all affected governmental ...
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(City of Estacada (Or.), 2004-08)This document is an update of the 1980 Estacada Comprehensive Plan and its 1993 Periodic Review. Upon adoption it will supplement the Economics and Housing elements of the Plan with new information and analysis. It will ...
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(Lane Council of Governments, 1982-11)This Plan establishes the broad policy direction for land use in Oregon's second largest metropolitan area. The Plan balances our need to accommodate new population and employment by identifying land for future ...
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(Lane Council of Governments (Or.), 2000-04-01)The Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan is the official long-range general plan (public policy document) of metropolitan Lane County and the cities of Eugene and Springfield. Its policies and land use ...
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(Lane Council of Governments, 2004-06-02)Pursuant to ORS 197.610-650, local governments are required to update their comprehensive plans and land use regulations through the Periodic Review process in order to bring plans into compliance with new state law and ...
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(Lane Council of Governments, 1976-04)[T]he General Plan, which is long-range, comprehensive and focused on physical development, provides a flexible guide for specific developmental decision making. It does not, in itself, set down the decisions. [From the Plan]
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(City of Fairview (Or.), 1979-06)The Comprehensive Plan describes the city of Fairview's intentions for future development. The Plan indicates desired patterns of land use and traffic circulation and plans for the location and development of community ...
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(City of Fairview (Or.), 2004-06)The Plan is the result of many years of hard work by hundreds of local residents, governmental agencies, as well as other interested parties such as homeowner, advocacy groups (e.g., Fairview Creek Watershed Council) and ...
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(City of Florence (Or.), 1979-12)It is the intent of this plan to: (1) establish a coordinated land use planning process and policy framework to guide land use decisions and related actions; (2) assure an adequate factual basis for those decisions and ...
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(City of Florence (Or.), 2008-01)It is the intent of this Plan to: establish a coordinated land use planning process and framework to guide land use decisions and related actions; assure an adequate factual basis for those decisions and actions; and comply ...
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(City of Fossil (Or.), 1980-08-09)This document has been developed to address the future needs of the City of Fossil, Oregon and to meet the requirements of the Statewide Planning Goals as adopted by the Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission ...
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(City of Garibaldi (Or.), 2006-06-19)The extensive chapter on “Estuary & Shorelands Policies” is a separate section, as is the “Transportation System Plan” material added in October 2003.] Includes amendments in October 2003 that incorporated the new ...
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(City of Glendale (Or.), 1983-11)The purpose of this Plan is to guide the process of urban land development in a fair and orderly manner during the next twenty years. [From the Plan]
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(City of Gold Beach (Or.), 1982-06-22)The Gold Beach Comprehensive Plan is divided in two sections. The inventory section which contains both natural resource inventories and socio-economic inventories, and the plan section which then relates this information ...
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(City of Grants Pass (Or.), 2008-02-20)The Grants Pass and Urbanizing Area Comprehensive Community Development Plan was first adopted by Ordinance 4471 on December 15, 1982. It was last amended on February 20, 2008 by Ordinances 5432 & 5433. Element 11: ...
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(City of Grass Valley (Or.), 1978-04)[The Plan] is designed to do several things: to insure the future livability, so that Grass Valley is at least as nice to live in the future, if not better than it is today; to manage future growth and development so that ...
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(City of Gresham (Or.), 2007-10-16)Volume I, the "Findings" Document, consists of inventory data dealing with the natural, physical, social, and political environment of Gresham. Some of these inventory data are contained in appendices to Volume I. Volume ...
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