Community Development

Southwest Framework Plan Map

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Community Open House on January 24 and to everyone who submitted comments! 

We are reviewing the input we received, and will begin developing a draft preferred alternative based on the input we received.  

The City of McMinnville is initiating requirements and procedures for annexation of lands to the City of McMinnville for compliance with the McMinnville Growth Management and Urbanization Plan (MGMUP) and ORS 222, which governs annexations of land into cities in Oregon.

Wade Miller is requesting approval to divide an approximately 6.8 acre parcel of land into two (2) parcels of approximately 5.6 acres and 1.2 acres in size.  

 

The easiest way to find out your property's zoning is to either check the online interactive map or reach out to the Planning Department directly.

Distinctive Resources are defined as outstanding resources for architectural or historic reasons and potentially worthy of nomination to the National Register of  Historic Places.

 

Image showing the benefit of urban trees including health, bio-diversity, stormwater, stress, and more.

Before You Plant, Prune, or Remove a Tree In McMinnville, trees play a vital role in enriching our community. If you're planning to plant, prune, or remove a tree, it's important to check whether a permit is required.

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

The easiest way to find out the zoning for a property within the city limits of McMinnville is to call the Planning Department at 503 434-7311, or email us at

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