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Serious concerns over HB 2282
The Board is concerned about pending legislation that would change [...]
New bylaws have been adopted
New bylaws were adopted at a Special Membership Meeting held [...]
Old Farm NA Goals for City Council
The City of Bend operates on a two-year budgeting [...]
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Land Use Notices
Draft code changes implementing HB 2001 now available for review
A law passed by the Oregon legislature in 2019 requires [...]
Updates to Bend’s sign code for developers
The Neighborhood Leadership Alliance (NLA) has been working with the [...]
Stevens Road Master Plan Pre-application Meeting
UPDATE: Video of the meeting is now available [...]
Septic to Sewer Conversion Program
The Bend City Council adopted amendments to the Bend Code on December 19, 2018, to establish the Citywide Septic to Sewer Conversion Program (Link to Bend Code Ordinance). The program is the result of 18 months of work with the Septic to Sewer Advisory Committee and recommendations from the committee. The program is funded through utility rate revenues, and allows residents to apply for roughly $2.5M annually to extend sewer lines into neighborhoods through a Neighborhood Extension Project. The program becomes effective on February 1, 2019. Applications will next be accepted in February 2020.
Stevens Road Tract Sale
The Department of State Lands recently sold more than half of its roughly 640 acres east of 27th Street. Much of this land is already within Bend’s UGB. Once developed, it could host over 2,600 homes and mixed use properties – but it will take a lot of work. This project will take years, so get involved and help shape what happens now!
More projects in the Old Farm District
Our part of Bend was annexed into the city in 1998 and is still growing. This map shows where major infrastructure projects – like parks, schools, roads – are planned or already being built along with key zoning areas highlighted. Zoning determines where things like apartments or commercial buildings can be placed, so it’s important to know what’s in your area. This map isn’t an exhaustive list, so be sure to join our newsletter to keep up with smaller projects and news about things like vacation rentals. If you’re curious about something in your neighborhood not shown here, contact us, we can help!