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A Preliminary Planned Development review for the redevelopment of Hillside Park to allow higher density apartment and mixed-use buildings. The Planned Development proposal is for the redevelopment of Hillside Park, which is owned and operated by the Housing Authority of Clackamas County (HACC). The 16-acre property consists of 100 single-family dwelling units and the 100-unit Hillside Manor tower. The tower, which was partitioned onto a separate lot in early 2020, will remain on site and be refurbished.

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

Proposal
Construct a new 6-story mixed use building including space for commercial retail, restaurant, and multifamily uses, with structured parking. Project scope includes mitigation for natural resource and floodplain disturbance, as well as a new pedestrian/bicycle path.

Location
11103 SE Main St

Date of Preapplication Conference
December 17, 2020

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The proposal is to convert the existing guesthouse on the property into an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).  Because the guesthouse is 576 sq ft with a 5-ft rear yard setback, Type II review is required.

Files Number(s)
A-2020-010

Application Type(s)
Type II Accessory Dwelling Unit

Location
11805 SE 28th Ave

Meeting Date(s)
N/A

Current Status
Approved

NDA
Lake Road

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The proposal is to establish a 796 sq ft detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) in the backyard.

Files Number(s)
A-2020-008

Application Type(s)
Type II Accessory Dwelling Unit

Location
10954 SE 60th Ave

Meeting Date(s)
N/A

Current Status
Approved

NDA
Linwood