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Councilor Rebecca Stavenjord

First Elected: Nov. 8, 2022
Term Expires: Dec. 31, 2026

Councilor Rebecca Stavenjord was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. She grew up in Alaska and has been a resident of Oregon since 2000. She originally moved to Milwaukie in the early 2000s as a renter in the Linwood neighborhood and returned to purchase a home with her family in the Lewelling neighborhood.

Councilor Robert Massey

First Elected: Nov. 8, 2022
Term Expires: Dec. 31, 2026

Councilor Massey was looking for a hometown in 2015 and chose to make it in Milwaukie. In his career as a Naval Officer, he moved 13 times. So, after that vagabond life Milwaukie’s strong sense of community was very appealing to him.  While looking at a house for sale in Milwaukie a resident approached Robert and said moving here would be one of the best decisions he could make. Some of the best advice ever according to Robert.

22-018PA

Preapplication conferences are informational in nature and occur before the submittal of a land use application.

Proposal
Develop a 6-unit cottage cluster, with two options for cottage style (one- or two-story design)

Location
10271 SE 40th Ave

Date of Preapplication Conference
December 8, 2022

Land Use Application
No land use application has currently been submitted in connection with this conference.

NDA(s)
Ardenwald-Johnson Creek

22-018PA

Preapplication conferences are informational in nature and occur before the submittal of a land use application.

Proposal
Develop a 6-unit cottage cluster, with two options for cottage style (one- or two-story design)

Location
10271 SE 40th Ave

Date of Preapplication Conference
December 8, 2022

Land Use Application
No land use application has currently been submitted in connection with this conference.

NDA(s)
Ardenwald-Johnson Creek

$15 Million Federal Infrastructure Grant Will Restore Kellogg Creek

The Milwaukie community will be a major beneficiary of the federal funds available through the recent Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The NOAA Restoration Center is recommending $15 million - its largest grant in history - for the Kellogg Creek Restoration and Community Enhancement Project (Kellogg Project). The effort will restore threatened fish access to 15 miles of habitat in the Kellogg Creek-Mt.

22-017PA

Proposal
To demo existing home, combine 3 tax lots, and develop a 42-unit cottage cluster development.

Location
9815-9833 SE 17th Ave

Date of Preapplication Conference
December 1, 2022

Land Use Application
No land use application has currently been submitted in connection with this conference.

NDA(s)
Historic Milwaukie

City Hires Behavioral Health Specialist

Last month, the city hired Glen Suchanek as its first behavioral health specialist. This new, full-time position is dedicated to working with community members experiencing crisis, and connecting them with local and regional resources.

22-016PA

Preapplication conferences are informational in nature and occur before the submittal of a land use application.

Proposal
To reconfigure existing five lots of record and establish five townhouses, one three-unit building, and one two-unit building.

Location
10705 SE 52nd Ave

Date of Preapplication Conference
November 23, 2022

Land Use Application
No land use application has currently been submitted in connection with this conference.

CU-2022-006

The applicant is requesting to use a single-unit dwelling as a Vacation Rental, which requires a conditional use permit in the Moderate Density Residential Zone (R-MD).

File Number(s)
CU-2022-006

Application Type(s)
Type III Conditional Use

Location
11611 SE 33rd Ave

Current Status 
Approved with Conditions

Media

Relevant documents and media files pertaining to the Kellogg Creek Restoration and Community Enhancement Project will be posted on this page when they are finalized.

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