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When City Council officially adopted the nickname "The Dogwood City of the West" in 1962, Milwaukie had been home to the world’s largest Pacific dogwood tree (cornus nutallii) for many years. That famous tree - the oldest and largest - stood near the corner of 32^nd Avenue and Harrison Street; across from where the city’s Public Safety Building stands today. Unfortunately, the tree was damaged during the infamous Columbus Day storm of 1962 and within ten years had to be removed due to disease.

Meeting will focus on reviewing draft goals and policies for the four Block 1 topic areas: Community Involvement, Arts and Culture, Economic Development, and Urban Growth Management. 

The CPAC will focus on potential goals and policies for the four Block 1 topics (Arts and Culture, Economy, Public Involvement, and Urban Growth Management).

Come discuss topics including Public Involvement, Arts and Culture, Economic Development, and Urban Growth Management. Help us craft a Comprehensive Plan to serve as our best roadmap for a sustainable future!

Light refreshments and childcare will be provided. 

Milwaukie's Winter Solstice event, an annual celebration at Milwaukie Bay Park to view the Christmas Ships, warm by a bonfire, and purchase some tasty treats, will be held on Sat., Dec.

Second meeting of the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee (CPAC). Meeting will focus on reviewing the background reports for the four Block 1 Topics: Public Involvement, Arts and Culture, Economy, and Urban Growth Management. 

First meeting of the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee (CPAC). CPAC meetings are open to the public.