Community Development

Natural Hazards Map

CITY COUNCIL ADOPTION:  On April 28, 2026, the McMinnville City Council approved Ordinance No. 5178 adopting amendments to the McMinnville Comprehensive Plan to support the Natural Hazards planning program:

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    Rivergate Center LP, c/o Jeanmarie Kapp, property owner, is requesting approval to subdivide property of approximately 28-acres into nine (9) lots, with eight (8) lots intended for uses permitted in the M-2 general

    burgerking

    Jonathan Aliabadi is requesting a sign standards exception to allow an existing freestanding sign to exceed the height and size standards for freestanding signs on commercially zoned properties.  The exception request serves as the property owner’s appeal of the nonconforming sign amortization process

    Below is a list of proposed/adopted requests for a Comprehensive Plan Map and/or Zone Change. These amendments require a public hearing before the McMinnville Planning Commission with final adoption by ordinance from the City Council.

    eff Piccolo, on behalf of property owner Wilco Farmers is requesting approval to partition an approximately 9.00 acre parcel of land into two (2) parcels approximately 5.00 and 4.00 acres in size to

    Kelley Wilson, on behalf of property owner First Federal Savings & Loan, is requesting approval of the exterior design of a new building to be constructed on the subject property.  

    vacation home rental

    The City of McMinnville is proposing to amend Chapter 17.06 (Definitions), Chapter 17.12 (R-1 Single-Family Residential Zone), Chapter 17.15 (R-2 Single-Family Residential Zone), Chapter 17.18 (R-3 Two-

    A noise nuisance can take many shapes and forms.

    Documents and Research Materials About McMinnville's Historic Preservation Program:

     

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