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Purpose

To establish guidelines in the review, approval, and exemption from paying fees for use of Corvallis Parks and Recreation facilities. 

To provides a methodology to permit free or reduced-cost use, where appropriate, while optimizing the generation of fee-based revenue in addition to property tax to financially support the ongoing facility operation as described in the Parks and Recreation Cost Recovery and Resource Allocation Philosophy model.

Purpose

The City of Corvallis (City) recognizes its responsibility to be a good steward of the City's fiscal resources and of the environment.  Waste reduction and recovery saves natural resources, energy, and disposal space and costs, and reduces pollution risks and greenhouse gas emissions.

Scope

This Policy applies to all City departments.

Purpose

The purpose of this Policy is to establish guidelines for selecting contracted services related to instructors of Parks and Recreation classes.

Purpose

To make certain that the decisions on the acceptance of gift and donation offers are made in a timely, consistent manner and are appropriate in terms of both the nature of the facilities and purposes of the Library.

The Corvallis-Benton County Public Library acknowledges the great importance of private gifts and donations to the Library's future development and growth. Such gifts take many forms, come from various sources, and are made for a variety of purposes. 

Purpose

To provide guidelines in the solicitation, expenditure, and reporting of funds donated through the utility bill for park improvements and the Youth Park Corps Program.           

a.   The City Council has approved the solicitation of funds as part of and through the City Services Bill.

b.   These funds are necessary to support the employment of youth 14 to 16 years of age to work in the parks and on beautification projects.

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New Stadium MD HLUA (DSA-2026-03)

The Corvallis Farmers Market is a beloved tradition for residents and visitors, offering a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere to all who come to experience its charm.

Visit Corvallis is a private non-profit destination organization marketing Corvallis and Benton County.

Downtown Corvallis Organization (DCO) promotes downtown as the cultural center of the community.

Downtown Corvallis is home to some of the most historic buildings and vibrant businesses in Benton County. The map provided below aims to provide some idea of Downtown Corvallis Boundaries with the areas marked CMU-3 considered the core of Downtown Corvallis.