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9th and Cornell Mixed Use Development (PLD-2021-04/CDP-2021-03/MLP-2021-02)
 

The Neighborhood Update is produced on a weekly(ish) basis by the City of Corvallis to help neighborhoods stay connected. Contributions are always welcomed and considered - please send by Friday of the preceding week.

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Land Development Code Text Amendments (LDT-2018-06) – LDC Code Audit Phase 1 (Land Division) and Phase 2 (Block Perimeter Standards)

The Neighborhood Update is produced on a weekly(ish) basis by the City of Corvallis to help neighborhoods stay connected. Contributions are always welcomed and considered - please send by Friday of the preceding week.

The City's 2021 facility needs assessment was conducted to gather baseline informatoin about the work spaces that the City uses to serve the community. These spaces must be sufficient in terms of work flow efficiency, asset protection, interdepartmental collaboration, equity, and safety. Just like any other infrastructure system that the City manages, the building portfolio should be reviewed periodically to ensure it is keeping pace with evolving community demands and values, now and well into the future.

How did we get here? The citywide facilities project started in 2021 with an assessment that examined 17 buildings & sites in the City's portfolio. 

The September Treasury Report from the City of Corvallis Finance Department is now available online.

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Feather Glen Lot 15 MRP (MRP-2021-02)

In 2021, the City of Corvallis conducted a Facilities Needs Assessment to study the condition and operational efficiency of its portfolio of public buildings. A total of 17 sites were ranked on a scale of 1 to 5, with 12 of the 17 sites having a ranking below 3.

The average ranking for a typical City building was 2.58.