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    Development Code Update Project

    Read the Scope of Work to understand our Development Code project and funding source. The City received a Transportation and Growth Management Grant from ODOT and DLCD - for over $100,000 

    Scope of Work

    LA-2018-01 Read the Proposed Development Code Updates

    and provide your feedback to the City directly on our online form.

    Draft Landscaping Amendments
    Summary of Updates
    Revised Draft for City Council
    Draft for City Council
    Draft for Planning Commision

    Final Ordinances

    Ordinance No. 172-2018

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    Ordinance No. 173-2018

    Public Meeting Notices,

    Agendas & Recordings

    Public Hearing Notice: LA 2018-01 Continuted
    Public Hearing Notice: LA 2018-01
    Public Hearing Notice: LA 2018-02
    Agenda: Plan. Comm 6/21/18
    Notice for Workshops May 2018
    Clear Vision Area Updates
    Draft for Workshop

    LA-2018-02  Read the Proposed Development Code Updates

    and provide your feedback to the City directly on our online form.

    Draft for City Council
    Revised Draft for City Council
    Draft for Planning Commision
    Summary of Updates

    Please fill out the feedback form online to give your information, critique and insight to the Planning Commission and City Council. You can also come to a public hearing to speak or submit written testimony at the meeting, or prior to City Hall. Thank you in advance for your participation.

    Provide Feedback

    Where is Donald?

    The City is located 24 miles south of Portland and 27 miles north of Salem in the stunning Willamette Valley. Champoeg State Heritage Park, which is one of the State of Oregon’s most notable landmarks, is just four miles west. Six miles east of town is Willamette Aviation, Oregon’s third busiest airport. Donald’s unique location provides easy access to some of Oregon’s biggest cities and attractions while remaining a small rural community.