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CU-2019-001

The applicant is seeking approval to establish a yoga studio as indoor recreation (an allowable conditional use).  

File Number
CU-2019-001

Application Type
Conditional Use 

Location
4000 SE International Way, Suite F202

Current Status
Approved

Public Hearing
May 14, 2019 Planning Commission

Following a competitive recruitment process, the City of Milwaukie selected current Milwaukie Police Captain Luke Strait as the next police chief. He will replace Steve Bartol, who is set to retire on April 15.

“Stepping away from this position and moving into the next chapter of life is bittersweet, but it’s encouraging to know someone as capable as Luke is taking my place,” said Chief Bartol. “He’s an ideal fit for the department, and I’m confident they’ll accomplish great things.”

DR-2019-001

Applicant proposes to remove 4 transom windows from the Washington St. ground floor facade to provide more space for, and to enhance, the public art installation on the building.

File Number(s)
DR-2019-001

Application Type(s)
Downtown Design Review

Location
2036 SE Washington St

Current Status
Approved with Conditions

NDA(s)
Historic Milwaukie

AP-2019-002

The applicant is appealing Type I Land Use Approval of DEV-2019-002

Files Number(s)
AP-2019-002

Application Type(s)
Appeal to Planning Commission

Location
11380 SE 21st Ave

Meeting Date(s)
March 26, 2019 Planning Commission

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This application has been appealed to the Milwaukie City Council. The webpage for that appeal is: 
https://www.milwaukieoregon.gov/planning/ap-2019-003

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The applicant is seeking approval for a Natural Resources Cluster Development with a total of 12 single family detached homes (10 new and 2 existing homes to be remodeled) on a site located between 19th St and the Willamette slough adjacent to Elk Rock park.