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Police policies are a critical component in guiding how the Milwaukie Police Department (MPD) provides services. The primary purpose of any policy is to provide clear direction to police department staff based on the most widely accepted best practices. The policies have to take into consideration the unique needs of the community, as well as the needs and challenges of the police department and the public safety profession in general. As an agency, it’s the MPD's responsibility to stay current with evolving best practice, case law and legislative changes.

This application is for proposed amendments to Milwaukie Municipal Code (MMC) Title 18 Flood Hazard Regulations.  The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) requires that communities keep their local flood hazard regulations current with federal standards in order to maintain eligibility for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).  The City has participated in the NFIP for a long time, which allows property owners within the city limits to purchase flood insurance policies that are federally subsidized and therefore more affordable than flood insurance provided by

Every 30 seconds a bicycle is stolen in North America, no that’s not a typo. While our theft rate on bicycles is very low comparative to the rest of the region, it makes sense to take additional preventive measures to protect your investment to deter theft and provide the best chance your bicycle will be returned if stolen or missing.

The proposal is a multi-family apartment development consisting of 4 residential buildings, a community center with pool, and community room built over 3 phases totaling 100 units (primarily 2 BR units with some 1 BR and 3BR units)

File Number(s)
PD-2020-001
TFR-2020-002
WG-2020-001
PLA-2020-001

Application Type(s)
Planned Development
Transportation Facilities Review
Willamette Greenway Review
Property Line Adjustment

Location
10415 SE Waverly Ct

Milwaukie is home to almost 22,000 people, each of whom has a unique identity that contributes to the tapestry of our community. Our community vision, adopted in 2017, describes a future which is entirely equitable, meaning that all people feel welcome, and no one faces disparities because of who they are. 

City Council adopted equity, inclusion, and justice as a goal in August 2020 in response to the national reckoning around race and policing and reaffirmed this commitment in April 2023.  

A Deposit Authorization Form is required for any deposit paid for the following permits/applications: 

• Right-of-Way Street Opening Deposit
• Water Hydrant Meter Rental
• Transportation Impact Study (Scope & Review)
• Natural Resource Review

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Home Energy Scores are required for new homes and pre-construction homes that are being listed publicly for sale. 
 

New Homes

The proposal seeks to expand the existing parking lot at Milwaukie El Puente Elementary School, providing 18 additional parking spaces to bring the total to 59 stalls. The application has been deemed a Major Modification to a Community Service Use and requires a parking modification to exceed the maximum number of parking spaces for the school.

File Number
CSU-2020-005
P-2020-001

Application Type
Type III Community Service Use (major modification)
Type II Parking Modification