The Planning Commission discussed the Development Code Update Project, focusing on housing barriers, code audits, parking requirements, and multi-unit dwelling compatibility in R-1 and R-2 zones. The commission held elections for the positions of President and Vice-President. Commissioners also discussed progress on strategic plan items, parking management strategies, the community grant program, and noise concerns regarding the local railroad. Additionally, the commission reviewed proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance concerning the Flood Hazard Overlay Zone, aimed at protecting life and property in flood-prone areas.
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City of Rockaway Beach City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council held a regular meeting to conduct various business items. Key topics included the consideration and adoption of ordinances and resolutions related to city code fee structures, a master fee schedule, reservation management for the Rockaway Beach Wayside, and the authorization of a contract for the Lake Lytle Restroom and Parking Lot project. Staff reports were provided by the Fire Department, Sheriff's Office, Public Works, City Manager, and Planning Department. Additionally, the Council addressed a nomination for Volunteer of the Year and Grand Marshal, charter amendments, a transportation grant application, and an OWEB grant award amendment. Financial reports and budget items were also reviewed.
Jul 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Rockaway Beach City Council Workshop City Council Meeting Minutes
The City Council workshop addressed the review of a franchise agreement with Hunter Communications & Technologies, LLC, discussing high-speed internet infrastructure plans, including the use of utility poles for construction. Additionally, the council reviewed a downtown parking project update, which involved coordinating plans for parking facilities, the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad runaround track, and the future Salmonberry Trail. Various logistical challenges were discussed, including pedestrian safety, traffic impact, and shared-use areas. A discussion regarding the 2027 Community Grant Program was postponed due to time constraints.
The Planning Commission discussed the Short-Term Rental accessibility program and received updates on housing production strategies and property developments. The primary agenda item involved a presentation and discussion regarding proposed amendments to the Flood Hazard Overlay Zone, covering implementation timelines, floodplain definitions, and specific regulatory standards. Commissioners also deliberated on various community concerns, including local business support, community volunteer needs, property nuisances, debris burning regulations, parking challenges, and accessibility initiatives.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
