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Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2015-11-24)(City of Carlton, 2015-11-24) City of CarltonItem Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2015-11-24)(City of Carlton, 2015-11-24) Carlton (Or.)Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2015-11-24)(City of Carlton, 2015-11-24) Carlton (Or.)Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2008-01-29)(Carlton, 2008-01-29) Carlton (Or.)The proposed amendment would added text and a map to Carlton Development Code Section 2.203 (3 its tree t Parking and Loading, which exempts properties within the downtown core, as shown on the attached map, from meeting offstreet parking requirements.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2012-01-13)(Carlton, 2012-01-13) Carlton (Or.)Allows vacation rentals in duplexes upon conditional use permit approval, allows single family vacation rentals as permitted uses in the MX zone.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2012-09-24)(Carlton, 2012-09-24) Carlton (Or.)The adopted amendment included changing the Comprehensive Plan Map designation from "Residential" to "Public Facility" and changing the zoning from R-l (Residential Low Density) to PF (Public Facility) on property referenced as Assessor Map #3421DB, Tax Lot 4900.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2012-01-13)(Carlton, 2012-01-13) Carlton (Or.)Housekeeping and residential infill code amendments prepared with funding assistance through the TGM Code Assistance Program. Proposed amendments include: renaming the existing residential zones to Low (R-l), and Medium High Density Residential (R-3) and creating a new Medium Density Residential Zone (R-2); adopting new multi-family residential standards in the R-2 and R-3 zones; streamline and clarify administrative procedures; and revise improvement deferral and performance guarantee requiremItem Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2010-02-16)(Carlton, 2010-02-16) Carlton (Or.)Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2010-11-26)(Carlton, 2010-11-26) Carlton (Or.)Amendments to the Carlton Sign Code to clarify and streamline temporary and nonconforming sign provisions.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2009-07-22)(Carlton, 2009-07-22) Carlton (Or.)The City of Carlton adopted an updated Transportation System Plan and related amendments to the Carlton Development Code and Comprehensive Plan.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2009-07-22)(Carlton, 2009-07-22) Carlton (Or.)Amend the Carlton Development Code to clarify the number, size and placement of sidewalk signs; adopt standards for vacation rental dwellings; exempt properties within the Downtown from landscaping requirements; and streamline the commercial/industrial sign permit process.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-03-19)(Carlton, 2007-03-19) Carlton (Or.)The proposed amendment to the Carlton Development Code allows restoration or replacement for any residential nonconforming use that is destroyed by fire or other casualty.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-03-02)(Carlton, 2007-03-02) Carlton (Or.)This amendment would eliminate boarding or rooming houses as a permitted use in the Multi-Family Residential Zone and would modify standards tor number and placement of sandwich board signs.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-02-01)(Carlton, 2007-02-01) Carlton (Or.)The request would amend the Comprehensive Plan Map designation from Residential to Commercial and change the zoning from Suburban Residential (SR) to Commercial (C) for a 1.36-acre property.Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-07-31)(Carlton, 2007-07-31) Carlton (Or.)This amendment added the following revised sections to the Carlton Comprehensive Plan: Population. Housing. Land Use and Economics. The amendment also amended the Comprehensive Plan Map designations and rezoned several properties (see attached maps).Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-11-24)(Carlton, 2006-11-24) Carlton (Or.)Item Open Access Carlton Notice of Adopted Amendment (2006-05-15)(Carlton, 2006-05-15) Carlton (Or.)This amendment would revise the City's Sign Code and amend requirements for street frontage improvements required with development.Item Open Access Carlton : Comprehensive plan(City of Carlton (Or.), 1978-12-14) Carlton (Or.). Dept. of Planning; Carlton (Or.)These goals and policies represent the basis of the City of Carlton's Comprehensive Land Use Plan. They provide the direction which the governing bodies of the community will follow in directing future growth within the community. [From the document]Item Open Access Carlton : Planning atlas(City of Carlton (Or.), 1979-05) Yamhill County (Or.); Carlton (Or.)The material in this Planning Atlas is a synthesis of the information gathered and discussed during the development of the Carlton Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The goals and policies derived from this material are found in the companion document, Comprehensive Land Use Plan: City of Carlton. Arranged to show how the Statewide land use goals were considered during development of Carlton's Plan, this material is intended to provide the factual base for those goals and policies upon which the Community decided. It is hoped that the Atlas also will serve as the base for Plan update and revision in the future. [From the document]Item Open Access Carlton : Transportation system plan(City of Carlton (Or.), 1999-12) Carlton (Or.)This transportation system plan (TSP) addresses the anticipated transportation needs for the year 2018. The TSP is being prepared to address federal and state regulations that require urban areas to do longrange planning. The long range planning is intended to serve as a guide for'the City of Carlton to management their existing transportation facilities and to plan for the development of future transportation facilities.... The TSP was developed in compliance with the requirements of TEA-21, the Statewide Planning Goal 12, and the Transportation Planning Rule (TPR - OAR Chapter 660, Division 12). [From the Plan]