Land Use

LOCAL PLANNING

Land use affects all of us.

Learn about proposed development, county decisions, and ways to provide informed feedback on matters affecting Eagle Creek and Barton.

THE PROCESS

How the CPO participates

Clackamas County notifies appropriate stakeholders, including CPOs, about certain land-use applications. A CPO may review proposals and offer recommendations based on applicable county standards. The county makes the final permitting decision.

1. Notice

For qualifying proposals, county Planning and Zoning provides notices and access to application materials.

2. Review

Neighbors can examine the proposal, its location, and the relevant zoning criteria.

3. Community input

The CPO may consider the matter at a public meeting and submit comments or a recommendation.

For the county’s full description of the review process and deadlines, consult the official CPO Handbook.

LOCAL UPDATES

Current applications and notices

Check the county for active cases

For active applications in the Eagle Creek–Barton area, use official Clackamas County resources. The county is the authoritative source for case numbers, documents, comment deadlines, and decisions.

County application information

Verified local notices can be shared here as information becomes available. Look for the case number, proposal location, county documents, and applicable comment deadlines.

HELPFUL LINKS

Official land-use resources

Applications & planning

Information on planning applications and county processes.

Land-use hearings

Public hearings and supporting records.

Zoning regulations

Review the Zoning and Development Ordinance used for many planning decisions.

Public testimony

Learn how to prepare comments for eligible Board proceedings.

Want to raise a land-use issue?

Email the CPO with the case number, property location, a description of your concern, and any official notice or document you received. Questions about a case’s legal deadlines should go to the county planner responsible for that application.