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Happy Thanksgiving!

City Hall (10722 SE Main St.), the Johnson Creek Building (6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd.) and Ledding Library are closed in observance of the holiday. 

Happy Thanksgiving!

City Hall (10722 SE Main St.), the Johnson Creek Building (6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd.) and Ledding Library are closed in observance of the holiday. 

In observance of Labor Day, City Hall (10722 SE Main St.), the Johnson Creek Building (6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd.), and the Ledding Library are closed. 

In observance of Independence Day, City Hall (10722 SE Main St.), the Johnson Creek Building (6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd.), and the Ledding Library are closed.

In observance of Memorial Day, City Hall (10722 SE Main St.), the Johnson Creek Building (6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd.), and the Ledding Library are closed. 

Annexation of the property located at 5905 SE Hazel Pl, Milwaukie, OR 97222

File Number(s)
A-2021-006

Application Type(s)
Expedited Annexation

Location
5905 SE Hazel Pl

Meeting Date(s)
Milwaukie City Council Regular Session March 1, 2022

Current Status
Ordinance Signed February 1, 2022

Type III variance to reduce the street side and rear setbacks.

File Number(s)
VR-2022-001

Application Type(s)
Type III Variance Request

Location
2807 SE Sherrett St

Current Status 
Approved with Conditions

Public Hearing
March 22, 2022 Planning Commission

Replat the 16 underlying subdivision lots (from the Minthorn Addition, platted in 1890) and
reconfigure the subject properties to create eight lots. Three of the lots will contain existing houses;
the other five lots will be vacant and developable. Harrison Street will be extended west and connect to Home Avenue, with full street improvements in front of Lots 5-8 and a narrower street width between Lots 2 and 3.

File Number(s)
R-2021-004 (master file)
VR-2021-019

Scott Park is located beside the Ledding Library at 10662 SE 21^st St., next to Spring Creek Pond in downtown Milwaukie. The site is designated as a natural resource area due to the valuable habitat it provides for domestic and migratory waterfowl. The park is a key pedestrian destination and serves as an important site for residential, commercial and civic functions.