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SSMP was adopted by Ordinance No. 1966, effective on July 1, 2007. The ordinance, in concert with other related ordinances, established funding sources, including a street maintenance fee, an electric utility privilege tax, and a local gas tax. All funds were dedicated to street maintenance and rehabilitation, with the goal of bringing all arterials and collectors in the city to a “good” or better condition within ten years.

The City of Milwaukie utilizes its programs to increase the comfort, safety, and livability for its citizens.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan

In 2014, the City of Milwaukie began efforts to update its Stormwater Master Plan.  The previous Master Plan was developed in 2004.  The need for the update was driven by (1) the changing

The 2010 Wastewater System Master Plan describes future planning and CIP tasks, recommends future maintenance projects for the collection system, offers technical guidance for the sewering of prese

The City of Milwaukie, State of Oregon and TriMet have joined forces to revamp our downtown transit center.

The Lake Road Multimodal Improvement Project will construct sidewalks, ADA ramps, 5' bike lanes, a center turn lane, center islands, and stormwater improvements on Lake Road between Oatfield an

If you plan on doing work within the Right-of-Way, you must submit a Right-of-Way Permit Application prior to construction.

A Right-of-Way Permit is also required if you a planning on utilizing an on-street, public parking space for loading, storage, moving, and similar activities that go beyond the allowable posted time limit. 

Please submit your application and supporting documentation online at www.buildingpermits.oregon.gov. 

The Preferred Pumper Program is a registry of grease trap/interceptor companies that have committed to cleaning grease removal devices meeting certain criteria established by regional municipalities. Please click the link below for more information about Preferred Pumpers.