Community Development
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.
The Community Development Department is located at the Community Development Center (231 NE Fifth Street). On-site parking is available.
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, SIGNIFICANT, AND CONTRIBUTORY HISTORIC RESOURCES
Key: If the Resource No. begins with "A" it is Distinctive; "B" it is Significant; "C" it is Contributory. If it begins with "D" it is known as Environmental, the lowest classification of a historic resource.
Lori Zumwalt, Premier Home Builders, Inc., is requesting approval of an administrative variance to reduce the rear yard setback by less than ten percent (22 feet to 20.5 feet) for a
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
Description of Project:
As part of the adopted Three Mile Lane Area Plan (3MLAP), the City of McMinnville has identified a 190-acre Innovation District on privately-owned, primarily agricultural land within the city’s limits.
