Current Land Use
Notice of Pending Administrative Reviews and Notices of Public Meetings
Land Use Notification Types
CITY OF BEND
There are four basic types of Land Use Notifications and each require specific responses.
1. City of Bend Public Meetings: Public Meetings require attendance by a ODNA board member to record neighborhood concerns for the city. These concerns are annotated on a city form for submission to the city planners. An additional responsibility is to ensure that the required information (listed on the city form) is displayed for the meeting. (Land Use Chair attends all meetings.)
2. City of Bend Pending Administrative Review: Administrative Decisions are made by the city in response to requests by the applicants. The city will accept comments in accordance with the notification but require no action other than distribution of the notification. (Board can make comments in writing. )
3. City of Bend Development Code modifications: The city has been gradually updating the Development Codes and these may involve public meetings or administrative decisions and will be handled as stated above based on the type. (Land Use Chair to inform Board.)
4. Developer Land Use Meetings: (Includes Engineering firms, architects, churches, and parks and rec.) These meetings are public relations opportunities for developers prior to the city requirement for formal land use meetings and cover the broad range of a development. Once the Site Plan is submitted, the city will require a City of Bend Public Meeting.
There are four basic types of Land Use Notifications and each require specific responses.
1. City of Bend Public Meetings: Public Meetings require attendance by a ODNA board member to record neighborhood concerns for the city. These concerns are annotated on a city form for submission to the city planners. An additional responsibility is to ensure that the required information (listed on the city form) is displayed for the meeting. (Land Use Chair attends all meetings.)
2. City of Bend Pending Administrative Review: Administrative Decisions are made by the city in response to requests by the applicants. The city will accept comments in accordance with the notification but require no action other than distribution of the notification. (Board can make comments in writing. )
3. City of Bend Development Code modifications: The city has been gradually updating the Development Codes and these may involve public meetings or administrative decisions and will be handled as stated above based on the type. (Land Use Chair to inform Board.)
4. Developer Land Use Meetings: (Includes Engineering firms, architects, churches, and parks and rec.) These meetings are public relations opportunities for developers prior to the city requirement for formal land use meetings and cover the broad range of a development. Once the Site Plan is submitted, the city will require a City of Bend Public Meeting.
OLCC Notice of request to Sell Alcohol (Requires Board discussion, and sometimes follow-up to the Investigator with Board concerns.)
Code Enforcement
Individual Citizens are encouraged to call concerns directly to these departments.
(Caller must give name when calling in the complaint, but the name is not revealed to the violator.)
(Caller must give name when calling in the complaint, but the name is not revealed to the violator.)
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Abandoned Vehicles on Public Property 541.312.7972
(report license number) Animal Control 541.693.6911 Attractive Nuisances 541.312.4908 Building Code Violations 541.312.4908 Discarded Vehicles on Private Property 541.312.4908 Grading/Dust Enforcement 541.312.4908 Lighting Complaints 541.312.4908 |
Noise Complaints 541.693.6911
Parking Complaints 541.693.6911 Sign Code Enforcement 541.312.4908 Trash, Rubbish, and/or Debris 541.312.4908 Weed Control 541.312.4908 Zoning Complaints 541.312.4908 |
