The Comprehensive Plan is the official long-range land use policy document for the City of Beaverton. It provides a framework for the decision making process and is a means of directing community efforts towards sound ...

In January 2004, Washington County undertook the development of the 2005-2010 Consolidated Plan, the strategic planning document that provides a framework for the County .... Work commenced with a comprehensive housing ...

Community Plan Goal 1: Promote the Downtown Beaverton Regional Center as “Downtown” Beaverton and create and maintain a positive image for the Downtown area.... Community Plan Goal 2: Create a Regional Center in Downtown ...

[Goal:] Promote development of the Murray Scholls Town Center in a manner incorporating the unique characteristics of its location, topography, and natural features, and reinforcing the its relationship to its natural ...

[Goal:] Develop the South Tektronix Station Community to support light rail ridership, foster a sense of community, and respect the natural features adjacent to and within the Station Community. [From the Plan]

The transportation system was broken into five basic modes (or mode groups: Pedestrians; Bicycles; Transit; Motor Vehicles; Other Modes (Including Rail, Air, Water, Pipeline, etc.). The TSP planning objective was to ...

What should Beaverton want? Vision: transportation; housing; education; employment; identity. Why Beaverton? Role in the Region [From the document]

Amend Table 3.14 of the City Comprehensive Plan found in Chapter 3 thereof, to add the Station Community-Employment fSC-E) zone as an implementing zone for the "Station Community" land use Plan designation.

Text amendment to Section 60.40, Sign Code, to allow scoreboard sponsor logo as permitted signage.

Annual omnibus text amendment to selected sections of the Beaverton Development Code Currently effective through Ordinance 4365 (November 2005) to clarify approval criteria, thresholds, and applicability for certain regulations.