The meeting agenda focuses on the initiation of a substantial amendment to the Roads End/Villages at Cascade Head Urban Renewal Plan. Key discussion topics include reviewing proposed boundary changes to the Urban Renewal area, adding a transportation project to improve road connections, and updating revenue-sharing models to align with statutory requirements for tax increment financing. The agency will review the plan's conformance with the city's comprehensive plan and discuss the necessary steps for public review and adoption.
Oct 20, 2026
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The council meeting focused on the Highway 101 reconfiguration project through the Taft district. Discussion topics included the review of proposed design options to improve roadway safety for all users, such as implementing buffered bike lanes, new pedestrian crossing locations, sidewalk infill, and transit shelter enhancements. The council also evaluated the public involvement plan and engagement strategies for the urban design verification study, which aims to leverage future project and grant opportunities.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City of Lincoln City Joint Council/Urban Renewal Agency Regular Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda included an update on the city-wide neighborhood identification sign project, which involves branding modifications and maintenance. The council discussed the initiation of the annexation process for the 44-acre Lincoln 44 property. Resolutions were proposed to approve Change Order #5 for the Baldy Creek Eagles Lodge Bank Stabilization project to cover additional design, engineering, and permitting costs, as well as the granting of a public utility easement for a sewer line improvement project at Hostetler Park.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City of Lincoln City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting addressed multiple infrastructure and administrative items. Key actions included approving an exemption from competitive bidding to use the Progressive Design-Build method for the Taft Pavilion and Gazebo replacement, authorizing construction services for the SE 2nd Street Inflow and Infiltration Reduction Project, and awarding a contract for Phase 4 of the Advance Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system. The Council also approved a temporary road closure for NE Port Ave and NE 19th to facilitate water distribution improvements and pump station construction.
