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With City Council unanimously passing a resolution adopting the South Downtown Plan at its Sept. 6, 2011 Council Meeting, Milwaukie’s Planning Department will now begin the work of realigning its policies in order to accommodate the objectives of the plan.

With the Lake Road Improvement Project construction in full swing, dropping off and picking up school children at Rowe Middle School, and downtown schools, such as Milwaukie High School, Milwaukie Elementary, the Waldorf School and St. Johns Catholic School could be a little more complicated.

The steering committee will discuss multifamily residential development and design standards.

Below is the quarterly financial report for the fourth quarter ended June 30, 2011 which includes city-wide totals and each fund's financial results for operations through the fourth quarter

One of the charges of Milwaukie's citizen Design & Landmarks Committee (DLC) is to not just to catalog the City's historic resources, but to celebrate them as well.

Update: 11/16/11: City Council unanimously adopted the sign code with the its suggested amendments at its November 15, 2011 regular session.

8/22/12: Councl unanimously voted to end the effort to bring pro baseball to Milwaukie and asked city staff to refocus its energies on developing Milwaukie Riverfront Park at its Aug. 21st meeting.

Public Contracting Rules have been adopted by City Council, acting as the Local Contract Review Board, pursuant to the authority granted to the Board by Milwaukie Municipal Code Chapter 3.05. The rules apply to all contracting, purchasing, and disposal of personal property, and include General Conditions for Construction of public improvements. By establishing procedures for purchases and contracts, the rules' objectives will:

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The mission of the Oregon Government Ethics Commission is to fairly and impartially administer the regulatory provisions of ORS Chapter 244, Oregon Government Ethic law; ORS 171.725 to 171.785 a