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In observance of Presidents Day, City Hall (10722 SE Main St.), the Johnson Creek Building (6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd.), and Ledding Library (10660 SE 21st Ave.) are closed. 

The proposal is requesting an extension of the 2019 Final Plat approval deadline for a 2-lot partition (master file #FP-2019-004). Delays in construction due to contractors not able to perform the work due to the COVID-19 pandemic has made it difficult to ensure that construction can be completed, inspected, and approved prior to the original approval’s expiration on September 9, 2020. Applicant requests a 12-month extension to the approval of the Final Plat.

Files Number(s)
EXT-2020-002
FP-2019-004

The proposal is an extension of the 2018 approval of a 15-unit apartment building (master file #VR-2018-005), with variances for side-yard height plane, parking lot landscaping, and front-yard setback. Delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic, City staff review, and lending restrictions have made it difficult to ensure that construction can start prior to the original approval’s expiration on October 11, 2020.

Files Number(s)
EXT-2020-001
VR-2018-005

Application Type(s)
Type II Extension
Type II Variance Request

The proposal is to construct a 1,874-sq ft addition and expand the parking lot for a total of 26 parking spaces.  The application requires a variance to the side yard setback and a parking modification to allow more parking spaces than the maximum allowed.

Files Number(s)
DEV-2020-004
VR-2020-003
P-2020-002

Application Type(s)
Type II Development Review
Type II Variance Request
Type II Parking Modification

Location
3716 SE International Way

What is a Preapplication Conference?

Preapplication conferences are meetings held between City of Milwaukie staff and members of the public who are considering submitting a land use application to the city. Unless waived by the Planning Manager, preapplication conferences are required for all land use application types except for Type I (MMC 19.1002).

Following over two years of work, the City of Milwaukie is proposing to amend its Comprehensive Plan policy document. The proposed amendments will result in:

In observance of Independence Day, City Hall (10722 SE Main St.) and the Johnson Creek Building (6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd.) are closed.

Services at the Ledding Library currently available will take place on Friday, July 3, 2020, but not be available on Saturday, July 4, 2020. 

The applicant has proposed a multifamily development of 234 units with associated site improvements, including parking, landscaping, an amenities building, and a multi-use path.  Also requested is a fence variance to allow an 8-ft tall fence along the railroad on the south side of the site.

Files Number(s)
DEV-2019-009
TFR-2019-001
VR-2019-012

Application Type(s)
Type II Development Review
Type II Transportation Facilities Review
Type II Variance

Six lot subdivision on a parcel with both Water Quality Resource (WQR) areas and Habitat Conservation Areas (HCAs). Variances are being proposed for:

1. Lot depth on each lot as they do not meet the 80 ft standard for the R-5 zone
2. Natural Resource standard that all new proposed lots in subdivisions must have adequate buildable area outside the Habitat Conservation Area (HCA) for Lots 1, 2, and 3
 

File Number(s)
S-2018-001
NR-2018-003
VR-2018-006
VR-2018-007
VR-2018-008
 

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