Tualatin : Southwest Tualatin concept plan
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Date
2006-08
Authors
CH2M Hill, inc.
Transportation and Growth Management Program (Or.)
Kittelson & Associates
Tualatin (Or.)
Otak, Inc.
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
City of Tualatin (Or.)
Abstract
The Southwest Tualatin Concept Plan (Concept Plan) is a guide for the
industrial development of a 431-acre area currently outside the
southwestern corner of the City of Tualatin (City). The Concept Plan
follows the December 2002 and June 2004 decisions by the
Metropolitan Service District (Metro) to bring the area inside the
regional urban growth boundary (UGB), and thus set the stage for
future urbanization of this area. Metro conditioned the land for
industrial development as part of a strategy to balance the supply of
land within the Portland Metropolitan region for job creation. The
Concept Plan allows for flexibility in industrial development while
promoting compatibility with adjacent land uses and natural
resources. [From the Plan]
Description
236 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published August, 2006. Captured February 21, 2008.
Keywords
Urban transportation -- Oregon -- Planning, Land use -- Oregon -- Tualatin -- Planning, Transportation -- Oregon -- Tualatin -- Planning, Southwest Tualatin (Tualatin, Or.), Industrial districts -- Oregon -- Tualatin, Community development -- Oregon -- Tualatin, City planning -- Oregon -- Tualatin