<Sensitive_Lands

	Protect Streams, Wetlands and Wildlife One of the qualities that makes Lake Oswego such a special place is its unique setting within its natural landscape. The City of Lake Oswego and residents together share a commitment to protect the natural beauty and environment of our area. For many years, the City has led efforts to beautify neighborhoods, and protect streams, wetlands, and wildlife to help improve the region's quality of life. Read more To visit the Natural Resources home page, click here.
More Sensitive Lands FAQs To view the Sensitive Lands Update/Flyer (June 2010) mailed to all residents in the City, click here. NEW Fall 2009 Neighborhood Meeting Presentation, click here. Second Look Task Force The Planning Department has established a nine-member Task Force to review the Sensitive Lands chapter of the Community Development Code and provide recommendations for changes. To learn more, click here. Mayor’s Forum on Sensitive Lands – September 21, 2009 Read a summary of all public comments here. Community Round Table on Sensitive Lands - August 8, 2009 Read citizen comments and questions, and staff responses, click here. Wondering if your property contains Sensitive Lands? View a City-wide Sensitive Lands map in PDF form. Or, use the interactive zoning map to look up your address. (Note: you must turn on the Sensitive Lands layer on the right-side “layers” menu.) You are also welcome to review the maps at the Planning information counter in City Hall or at the Lake Oswego Library. Updates to the Sensitive Lands Map are on hold until late 2009/2010. For information on this project, visit the Planning Division home page (scroll down to find the map project)

Considering an application for development in Sensitive Lands? General information for applicants Sensitive Lands zoning code (links to the City’s development code) Application forms