Comprehensive Plan of the City of Lake Oswego, Oregon

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In an effort to increase citizens' access to information, we are pleased to provide the Comprehensive Plan. This version is provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as the official Comprehensive Plan. Copies of the official Comprehensive Plan may be obtained from the Community Development, Planning Department.

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Cover

Title Page-Acknowledgement

Updates

Table of Contents

Preface

Introduction

Goal 1: Citizen Involvement  photo  text

Goal 2: Land Use Planning
     Section 1, Land Use Policies and Regulations  photo  text
     Section 2, Community Design and Aesthetics   photo  text

Goal 5: Open Spaces, Historic & Natural Areas
     Section 1, Fish and Wildlife Habitat  photo  text
     Section 2, Vegetation  photo  text
     Section 3, Wetlands  photo  text
     Section 4, Stream Corridors  photo  text
     Section 5, Sensitive Lands  photo  text
     Section 6, Open Space  photo  text
     Section 7, Oswego Lake  photo  text
     Section 8, Historic and Cultural Resources   photo  text

Goal 6: Air, Water & Land Resources Quality
     Section 1, Air Resources Quality  photo  text
     Section 2, Water Resources Quality  photo  text
     Section 3, Land Resources Quality (Solid Waste Management)  photo  text
     Section 4, Sound Quality  photo  text

Goal 7: Areas Subject to Natural Disasters & Hazards
     Section 1, Flood Hazards  photo  text
     Section 2, Earthquake Hazards  photo  text
     Section 3, Landslides, Erosion and Unstable Soils   photo  text

Goal 8: Parks & Recreation  photo  text

Goal 9: Economic Development  photo  text

Goal 10: Housing  photo  text

Goal 11: Public Facilities & Services  
     Section 1, Public Safety Police and Fire Protection  photo  text
     Section 2, Storm Water Management  photo  text
     Section 3, Water Treatment and Delivery  photo  text
     Section 4, Wastewater Collection and Treatment  photo  text
     Section 5, Administrative and Government Services, Energy, Communications and
          Schools  photo  text

Goal 12: Transportation  photo  text
     Figure 18, Functional Street Classifications
     Figure 19, Public Facilities Plan: Transportation Improvement Program
     Figure 20A, Roadway Improvements Plan
     Figure 20B, Pedestrian Facilities Plan
     Figure 20C, Bicycle Facilities Plan
     Figure 20D, Transit Network and Facilities Plan

Goal 13: Energy Conservation  photo  text

Goal 14: Urbanization  photo  text
     Figure 26, Metro 2040 Design Type Boundaries Boones Ferry Main Street/Town Center
     Figure 27, Metro 2040 Design Type Boundaries Downtown Main Street/Town Center
     Figure 28, Metro 2040 Design Type Boundaries Kruse Way Corridor Employment Area
     Figure 29, Metro 2040 Design Type Boundaries Transit Corridors

Goal 15: Willamette River Greenway  photo  text

Special District Plans
     Evergreen Neighborhood Plan adopted November 15, 2005

       Cover, Credits, Table of Contents, Introduction, Background and Information,

       Land Use Residential, Design Guidelines, Land Use Commercial, Transportation

       Open Space, Parks and Recreation

     First Addition / Forest Hills Neighborhood 
     Forest Highlands Neighborhood  photo  text

     Glenmorrie Neighborhood text

     Lake Forest Neighborhood text
     Lake Grove Neighborhood   photo  text 
          Figure 21  Figure 22   Figure 23  Figure 24  Figure 25

     Lake Grove Village Town Center

     Lakewood Bay Bluff Area  photo  text
     Marylhurst Area  photo  text
     Old Town Design District  photo  text

     Palisades Neighborhood

     Waluga Neighborhood text

Definitions