Community Development

390 NE 2nd Street | Built 1897

The City of McMinnville has initiated work to complete a City Center Housing Strategy to provide guidance and recommendations on how the City can achieve its goals of providing housing opportunities for a broad range of generations and incomes in the City’s downtown core and surrounding areas.

Certificate of Approval - Alteration (HL 10-18) - 219 SE Lincoln Street

Terry Hall, on behalf of property owner Jeff Sauter, is requesting approval to allow for the alteration of a residential structure that is listed on the McMinnville Historic Resources Inventory as a historic

G 1-17 - Zoning Ordinance Amendments - Chapters 17.57 and 17.58

The City of McMinnville is proposing to amend Chapter 17.57 (Landscaping) and Chapter 17.58 (Trees) of the McMinnville Zoning Ordinance to update provisions related ...

Malone Cemetery

2741 OR-99W | Circa 1850

DLCD Entire Record in Court of Appeals No A134379 Book 1

Court of Appeals No. A134379 Cover Sheet - Book 1

2018 Comprehensive Plan (Goals & Policies) and/or Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments

Subdivision (S 3-17)- Minor Modification of the Cottages @ Chegwyn Village

Alan Ruden, Inc., is requesting a minor modification to the Cottages at Chegwyn Village subdivision approval (S 2-15). The modification request would change lot 54 on the tentative subdivision

Norton Landing Apartments (PDA 5-23, TML 4-23, VR 3-23 & L 38-23)

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)

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)

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