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Area Planning

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Community and Economic Development
Area planning, often called “community” or “neighborhood" planning, provides an opportunity to explore issues at a finer scale and with the local community. Area plans must comply with the Comprehensive Plan in effect at the time the area plan is developed.
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April 2026 – BPS Long-range Planning Project Updates

A monthly newsletter of BPS's active long-range land use planning work in the City of Portland. See the project updates below for more details and to find contact information for the City staff working on specific projects. Subscribe to get email notifications when these updates are posted.

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