Community Development
The Norton Landing Apartments Project includes four applications: Planned Development Amendment (PDA 5-23), Three Mile Lane Review (TML 4-23), Administrative Variance (VR 3-23), and Landscape Plan Review (L 38-23)
City Council directed staff to convene a committee of landlords, tenants and community stakeholders to discuss what a proactive Rental Inspection Program should look like for McMinnville and to bring something forward that is cost neutral to the City’s General Fund, and the McMinnville taxpayer,
Leonard Johnson is requesting approval to rezone the property from R-1 (Single-Family Residential) to R-3 (Two-Family Residential), and approval of a tentative subdivision plan, to
Kelly McDonald, on behalf of Tempe One, LLC, is requesting approval of a variance to reduce the required number of off-street parking spaces on a commercially zoned property from...
First, obtain a copy of your property's legal description (if you don't have a copy, you may be able to get this from the Yamhill County Assessor's office located in the Yamhill County Courthouse at NE 5th and Evans Streets), or copy of the plat map for your subdivision.
This is a legislative amendment, initiated by the City of McMinnville, proposing amendments to the McMinnville Comprehensive Plan to adopt the McMinnville OR 99W (NE McDonald Lane to Linfield Avenue)
Ron Burcham, on behalf of property owner Mini Super Hidalgo LLC, is requesting approval of a Downtown Design Review application to allow for an addition to the existing building at
EMA Architecture, LLC is requesting approval for the alteration of a building that is listed on the McMinnville Historic Resources Inventory (HRI) and is also listed on the National Register of Historic
