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The applicant is seeking expedited annexation to the City.

Files Number(s)
A-2016-008

Application Type(s)
Expedited Annexation

Location
8915 SE 55th Ave.

Meeting Date(s)
April 4, 2017 City Council Meeting 

Current Status
Approved by Ordinance 2144  

Neighborhood District Association
Lewelling

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The second Visioning Town Hall was held on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2017. Over 100 community members attended. Participants picked a table to discuss one of the 12 draft goal area statements with preliminary action items. Each table came up with additional action items and then voted on a top priority. A resource guide of all the 12 goal area statements and action items is below under Supporting Documents.

Stay tuned for a future survey and community conversations to prioritize all of the new action items and edits we have received from the latest town hall.   

Incorporating input from more than 25 community conversations (300 attendees), 3 online surveys (500 respondents), 50 business surveys, and a number of other outreach events, the Vision Advisory Committee (VAC) has met six times to created a preliminary draft vision statement and Action Plan. 

The Milwaukie Visioning 2040 workshop on Tuesday evening (January 24, 2017) felt more like a family picnic than an urban planning meeting. Between 60-70 people attended with their family and friends. Sponsored by City of Milwaukie, the Place It interactive workshop unlocked the strong historical, physical, social, and emotional attachment residents have to this city. Personal experiences, memories, and narratives are integral elements of transforming infrastructure and planning communities.

In November 2016, the city hosted a Town Hall for its Milwaukie All Aboard Community Vision and Action Plan process. More than 140 participants attended the event at the Waldorf School.  

A variety of community members participated, including Spanish-speaking residents, newcomers and lifelong neighbors. Mayor Mark Gamba and new City Manager Ann Ober welcomed everyone, Greg Hemer from the Milwaukie Historical Society spoke about the community's past, and livability expert Brian Scott provided the keynote address.