City of Boardman

The Parks Master Plan outlines a strategic roadmap for the City of Boardman and Boardman Park & Recreation District to guide the future of parks and recreation within the community through 2035. It emphasizes incorporating vital community input to identify priorities, opportunities, and areas for improvement, with the goal of enhancing existing facilities and programs. The plan aims to ensure parks and recreation spaces reflect residents' needs and desires, ultimately creating a thriving and accessible system for everyone.

This document outlines the Economics Opportunities Analysis (EOA) for the City of Boardman, serving as a component of its strategic plan to invigorate the local economy. It details the process through a Public Advisory Committee, including various meetings and reports. Key areas of focus include land inventory, development code updates, comprehensive plan updates, and public input to foster economic growth and realize development goals.

This document serves as a formal notification for a City Council meeting. It outlines procedures for in-person and virtual public access in accordance with Oregon Public Meeting Law. The notice provides technical guidance for remote participation and establishes protocols for requesting disability accommodations for the meeting.

The document serves as a notice for a City Council meeting, outlining provisions for public access in-person and virtually in accordance with Oregon Public Meeting Law. It includes information on accessibility accommodations for individuals with disabilities and provides contact details for the City Clerk to request assistance.

The meeting focused on the update of the Boardman Comprehensive Plan, including a review of the community engagement process and the project objectives. Key discussion items included defining the community's heart and character, evaluating growth trends, and reviewing the draft Future Land Use Map which incorporates various land use designations. The committee discussed regulatory frameworks for land use, aligned the plan with statewide planning goals, and established next steps for policy development and upcoming public participation opportunities.