Community Development
The City of McMinnville is proposing to amend Chapter 17.72 (Applications and Review Process) of the McMinnville Zoning Ordinance to incorporate neighborhood meetings in to the McMinnville land use application review process.
If your property is located in the residential zone, yes, a permit is required.
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)
This is a legislative amendment initiated by the City of McMinnville to adopt the Yamhill County Transit Area Transit Development Plan as a supplemental document to the McMinnville Transportation System
Morgan Will, on behalf of Stafford Development Company, LLC, is requesting approval of six (6) concurrent land use actions. The actions include:
Below is a list of Historic Landmark review applications. The Historic Landmarks Committee (HLC) reviews these applications at a public meeting and issues a Certificate of Approval for the following applications: Demolition, Moving, New Construction, or Exterior Facade Alteration.
Meeting both long-range and current planning needs of the city, the Planning Division oversees land use issues, the Zoning Ordinance, and economic development.
Application: Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment & Zone Change (CPA 1-20/ZC 1-20)
