Ashland Housing and Human Services Advisory Committee Regular Meeting Agenda
The committee meeting agenda includes a presentation on housing development costs as part of the strategic goal, discussion regarding the holiday meeting schedule, and an overview of the work plan. Unfinished business items slated for discussion include strategic goal check-ins, a debrief of the community resource event, and an update on the Equitable Housing Plan.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
Ashland City Council Council Business Meeting
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The meeting addressed several topics, including public testimony regarding support for the homeless community and perspectives on political leadership. The Council discussed and approved a motion to table a resolution concerning financial policies until a future meeting, scheduling an additional study session. Additionally, the Council conducted the second reading and adoption of an ordinance relating to driveway grade variances for hillside developments, focusing on engineering standards and site safety requirements.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
Ashland City Council Business Meeting
The City Council meeting included the adoption of a proclamation opposing the establishment of an ICE detention facility in the Rogue Valley, citing impacts on local infrastructure, economic development, and community safety. Public forum comments addressed concerns regarding the homeless population, requests for the utilization of city buildings for support programs, and criticisms concerning city management salary increases and the use of glyphosate for weed control. The Council also initiated a public hearing regarding ordinance 3307, which implements recent Oregon Housing Legislation.
Aug 4, 2026·Board meeting
Ashland City Council Business Meeting
The Council conducted performance evaluations for the City Manager and City Attorney and issued a proclamation regarding Hiroshima and Nagasaki Day. The meeting also included a legislative planning action withdrawal. The consent agenda featured appointments to the historic preservation and climate and energy policy advisory committees, as well as updates on public art projects. During the public forum, community members raised concerns regarding city tree replacement processes, limits on committee meeting frequencies, the need for progressive revenue and tax strategies, policies regarding tent usage and accommodation for the houseless, and the implementation of wildfire mitigation and climate resilience legislation.