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Submitted Development Applications
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Individuals and developers who want to build housing within the City of Milwaukie must submit a land use application to the city for their proposed projects. Once an application is complete, materials are posted to the city’s website while they are under review.
Once a decision regarding the application has been made, the website is updated to reflect that information. Any information posted for these applications is solely the work product of the applicant. Where contact information is provided, community members may contact the applicant directly to ask questions.
Below are the development applications currently under review in and surrounding Central Milwaukie.
| Project | Application Link |
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To view all of the city's submitted development applications, click here.
Educational Resources
To learn more about the development review process and how the community can be involved, read through some of the materials posted to the Neighborhood District Associations (NDAs) resources page. These materials include a Basics of Development Review Presentation and Tips for Testifying at a Public Hearing.
