The proposed Chevron fuel station and the proposed In-N-Out Burger are examples of development applications that have generated a lot of interest. Documents related to these projects are available below.
Proposed Chevron fuel station: Casefile L2200199
Proposed In-N-Out Burger: Casefile L2200066
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Casefile L2200066
- Proposed Development: In-N-Out Burger: 3,885-square-foot restaurant with drive-thru and outdoor seating.
- Location: 10565 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Highway
- Land Use District: Commercial Business District and Office Commercial District
- Application: (Type II elevated to a Type III procedure with hearing) Submitted February 2020
- Updated: Application Materials (Aug. 12, 2022)
Updated 10/27/2022
Applicant is considering a new site design, including only the Community Business District portion of the site.
Previously submitted materials
Casefile L2200199
Updated 01/30/2023
Proposed Development: Chevron: 4,428-square-foot convenience market with drive thru and four covered fuel islands.
Location: 1845 NW West Union Rd.
Land Use District: Neighborhood Commercial
Application: Application Materials (Submitted August 2022)
Update 03/02/2023: The applicant has filed a Notice of Intent to Appeal with the Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA).
Update 01/30/2023: The independent Hearings Officer approved the application. All parties of record, including the applicant, may file a Notice of Intent to Appeal the Hearings Officer’s decision with the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA) within 21 days from the date the Notice of Decision is mailed to parties of record.
Update 01/19/2023: The Notice of Decision has been unavoidably delayed due to illness. It is expected to be issued Jan. 30.
Update 12/05/2022: At the Nov. 17 public hearing, the Hearings Officer heard the applicant’s request for the gas station and convenience store with a drive-thru. The request also included an Access Management Plan for access to NW West Union Road and a request for an exception to half-street improvements to NW West Union Road. Listen to the hearing recording
- Additional evidence from all interested parties was accepted through 4 p.m. Nov. 25.
- Comments submitted on the additional evidence (no new evidence) were accepted from Nov. 25-4 p.m. Dec. 2.
- Applicant arguments can be submitted until 4 p.m. Dec. 9.
- Written decision from the Hearings Officer is expected by Jan. 11.
Updated 10/25/2022: Results of Oct. 20 Public Hearing
- The Hearings Officer opened the Oct. 20 hearing to receive a request from the applicant's representative to continue the hearing to 1 p.m. Nov 17.
- No presentations were given and public testimony was not taken.
- Staff and applicant presentations and opportunity for public testimony will be provided Nov. 17. See Public Hearings Agendas