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Residential Infill Project Documents

Information

Adopted Ordinance and Exhibits

Ordinance 190093, Adopted August 12, 2020 (982.08 Kb)

Exhibit A - Findings Report (2.51 Mb)

Exhibit B, Volume 1 - Staff Report (9.22 Mb)

Exhibit B, Volume 2 - Code and Commentary (9.96 Mb)

Exhibit B, Volume 3 - Appendices (32.61 Mb)

Exhibit C - Comprehensive Plan Map Changes - East (5.36 Mb)

Exhibit C - Comprehensive Plan Map Changes - North (4.02 Mb)

Exhibit C - Comprehensive Plan Map Changes - Northeast (4.61 Mb)

Exhibit C - Comprehensive Plan Map Changes - Southeast (5.93 Mb)

Exhibit C - Comprehensive Plan Map Changes - West (5.81 Mb)

Exhibit D - Overlay Zone Changes - East (5.64 Mb)

Exhibit D - Overlay Zone Changes - North (4.14 Mb)

Exhibit D - Overlay Zone Changes - Northeast (4.82 Mb)

Exhibit D - Overlay Zone Changes - Southeast (6.22 Mb)

Exhibit D - Overlay Zone Changes - West (6.14 Mb)

Exhibit E - Zoning Map Changes - East (5.36 Mb)

Exhibit E - Zoning Map Changes - North (4.02 Mb)

Exhibit E - Zoning Map Changes - Northeast (4.61 Mb)

Exhibit E - Zoning Map Changes - Southeast (5.94 Mb)

Exhibit E - Zoning Map Changes - West (5.8 Mb)

Residential Infill Project Legislative Record

Project Materials Archive

Recommended Draft (August 2019)

Recommended Draft (August 2019) - Summary (7.67 Mb)

Eight-page summary of zoning code and map amendments, includes map of proposed ‘z’ overlay zone and historically narrow lot rezoning.

Contact

Residential Infill Staff

residential.infill@portlandoregon.gov

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