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Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2013-03-14)(City of Durham, 2013-03-14) Durham (Or.)Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-12-10)(Durham, 2007-12-10) Durham (Or.)Amends the Durham Land Use Code Multiple Family (MF) Residential District to create a Multi-Family Design Overlay district (MD) that provides density and height bonuses. The overlay can be applied to land in the MF District at the request of the owner and upon approval by the City of a map amendment. The proposed amendment also makes detached single family dwellings, which are now permitted outright in the MF zone, a conditional use and adds "Live/work dwelling units" as a conditional use.Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2009-07-24)(Durham, 2009-07-24) Durham (Or.)The Land Use Code was completely re-written to bring it into compliance with local, metro, state and federal regulations. It was reformatted for easier use.Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-06-12)(Durham, 2008-06-12) Durham (Or.)Amends Land Use Code relevant to quasi-judicial decisions to reflect more recent enactment of state statute and case law. Design review is incorporated into the initial Planning Commission review.Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-07-08)(Durham, 2008-07-08) Durham (Or.)Amends the Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance as follows: Adds definitions, provides penalties for non-compliance, provides that when the flood damage ordinance conflicts or overlaps other regulations the more strict applies. Provides standards for interpretation and disclaimer of liability. Names the building official as the Local Floodplain Administrator. Provides guidelines for siting critical facilities and floodproofing requirements. Provides standards for below-grade crawlspaceItem Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-12-12)(Durham, 2007-12-12) Durham (Or.)Amends Durham Land Use Code to conform to court decisions relative to religious land uses.Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-12-12)(Durham, 2007-12-12) Durham (Or.)Map amendment to the City of Durham zoning map to change the zoning and plan designation from Industrial Park (IP) to Multiple-Family (MF) and add the Multi-Family Design Overlay (MD) on a 4.6 acre parcel (tax lot 2S113DC01400)Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-12-05)(Durham, 2007-12-05) Durham (Or.)Adds language to add accept a park in-lieu fee in place of recreational space dedication as a condition of approval for land divisions.Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-06-08)(Durham, 2007-06-08) Durham (Or.)Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-02-16)(Durham, 2007-02-16) Durham (Or.)Item Open Access Durham Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-04-06)(Durham, 2006-04-06) Durham (Or.)Amends Tree Ordinance to provide greater clarity, revises penalty clauses, adds language o expedite processing, provides new language on mitigation requ rem nts for trees removed from property.Item Open Access Durham : Comprehensive plan (1979)(City of Durham (Or.), 1979-07-25) Durham (Or.)Item Open Access Durham : Comprehensive plan and land devlopment code (1979)(City of Durham (Or.), 1979-07-25) Durham (Or.)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]Item Open Access Durham : Development code(City of Durham (Or.), 1995-12) Durham (Or.)Development codes are ordinances implementing a local government’s comprehensive plan. They include two components: a zoning ordinance and a subdivision ordinance, which may be adopted and published as separate documents under their own titles. In some cases the sections pertaining to subdivision of land may be included in the zoning ordinance.Item Open Access Durham : Comprehensive parks plan(City of Durham (Or.), 2005) Durham (Or.)The following goals and objectives are a direct result of information obtained through the community survey combined with general conclusions to be drawn from area demographics and an understanding of the financial constraints of the City: A. The primary goal of the City of Durham shall be to enhance and maintain a well-kept, attractive and safe neighborhood recreational area for the residents of Durham; B. Continuing emphasis will be placed on protecting and preserving environmentally sensitive areas for the passive enjoyment of park visitors; C. Maintain and protect open space areas that provide habitat for fish and wildlife while encouraging public use for flora and fauna observation and interpretation; D. Continue the policy of requiring dedication of sensitive area property adjacent to Durham Park when parcels are subdivided for the purpose of gaining stewardship of those properties and allowing for the interconnection of trails throughout the park with the residential areas of the City; E. Promote those improvements that emphasize the passive nature of both Durham Park and the Tualatin greenspace; F. Work cooperatively with the neighboring cities of Tigard and Tualatin to provide Durham’s citizens with active recreational opportunities; G. Develop partnerships with other public agencies and the private sector to provide social and cultural recreational opportunities; H. Understand and plan for future needs and trends in recreation by monitoring changes in Durham demographics and desires, assessing the changes in recreation and leisure trends influencing participation, [and] seeking regional solutions to assist with meeting Durham’s recreation needs; Minimize the cost impact of park operations and capital improvements by seeking out grants and donations and relying on volunteer help. [From the Plan]