Community Development

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

Bluegate, 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

McMinnville Library

225 NW Adams Street  |  Built 1913

Shows the current development of the site and the proposed development

Current Status: The Historic Landmarks Committee approved HL 1-26 by a motion of 3-1, and approved DDR 1-26 by a motion of 4-0, at their meeting on Thursday May 28, 2026.

Pikes Northwest LLC, on behalf of Robert Investments Co. LLC, is requesting approval for new signage which is subject to the design review standards of the Three Mile Lane Planned

GNP streetscape

What makes a great neighborhood in McMinnville?  What elements should be included in any neighborhood – either existing or new – to make it great?  These are the questions that the Great Neighborhood Principles project will answer.

Shadden House

11105 NW Baker Creek Rd  |  Built 1859

One of the earliest homes in McMinnville, the Shadden House dates to 1859 — the same year Oregon
achieved statehood — and the first days of non-native settlement in the area.

Ben Altman, on behalf of property owner KWDS, LLC, is requesting approval of an administrative variance to allow for a less than 10 percent reduction in the required rear yard 

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