The amendment changes the Springbrook Oaks Specific Plan to: Redesignate certain areas from M-1 to R-P Allow additional residential development within R-P areas Modify height limits with the R-P areas Place a limited use ...

This Plan is intended to guide the growing land use needs of the City until the year 2010. As required by State Senate Bill 100, the Plan addresses and is consistent with established statewide goals and guidelines. At ...

Changes the classification of Crestview Drive east of Springbrook Road from a minor arterial to a major collector with traffic calming features

Adopt new rules that prohibit gates on private drives and streets serving as primary access to more than one dwelling.

Demands on the sanitary collection system are expanding as Newberg’s population grows. Land use and population have changed substantially since the preparation of the Sewerage Master Plan in 1985. Then, the City’s population ...

Zoning change for parcel 3217BA-01300 from M-2 (Light Industrial) to I (Institutional) to allow for the future expansion of the Hazelden Springbrook Chemical and Alcohol Treatment Center. Amend the Comprehensive Plan map ...

The amendment requires new hearings instead of record hearings upon appeal of Planning Commission decisions to the City Council.

Plan identifies the location, phasing and funding of transportation improvements needed to serve the portion of the Newberg 2007 Urban Reserve that is located south of SR99W, west of Corral Creek and Renne Roads, and north ...

Amendment to the Newberg Development Code that requires specific architectural, site design, and buffering standards for large-scale retail development, and require conditional use review for these developments.

Annexation of 18.5 acres located at 4505 E. Portland Road. Zone change from County AF-10 to City R-l, R-2 and C-2. Zones match the existing comprehensive plan designations on the site (Low Density Residential, Medium Density ...