Wrapping up FY 2022-23: Serving Our Community
Join Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation as we celebrate the accomplishments of our dedicated LUT employees, other County staff and our community partners by reviewing our data from FY 2022-23.
Through community and transportation planning, development review and permitting, and road construction and maintenance, our outstanding County employees and collaborative partners work together to keep our community safe, healthy, vibrant and thriving.
We work hard to provide your community with a safe and connected transportation system, to plan for an environmentally sound future and to ensure buildings are constructed safely.
Traffic Engineering
FY 2022-23: 342
FY 2021-22: 340
(Includes mid-block pedestrian signals)
FY 2022-23: 3
FY 2021-22: 3
FY 2022-23: 28
FY 2021-22: 26
FY 2022-23: 44
FY 2021-22: 37
FY 2022-23: 41
FY 2021-22: 34
FY 2022-23: 144
FY 2021-22: 142
FY 2022-23: 25
FY 2021-22: 25
FY 2022-23: 16
FY 2021-22: 14
FY 2022-23: 2,292
FY 2021-22: 1,936
Neighborhood Streets Program
FY 2022-23: 89
FY 2021-22: 69
FY 2022-23: 4
FY 2021-22: 3
FY 2022-23: 32
FY 2021-22: 38
Surveyor’s Office
FY 2022-23: 228
FY 2021-22: 257
FY 2022-23: 47
FY 2021-22: 84
FY 2022-23: 103
FY 2021-22: 87
FY 2022-23: 16
FY 2021-22: 35
FY 2022-23: 7
FY 2021-22: 18
FY 2022-23: 1
FY 2021-22: 2
Capital Projects
FY 2022-23: 108
FY 2021-22: 101
FY 2022-23: 162
FY 2021-22: 378
FY 2022-23: 102
FY 2021-22: 101
Road Maintenance
Maintenance Activities
FY 2022-23: 577
FY 2021-22: 456
FY 2022-23: 34
FY 2021-22: 28
FY 2022-23: 204
FY 2021-22: 205
FY 2022-23: 289
FY 2021-22: 403
Total Bridges and Culverts
FY 2022-23: 110
FY 2021-22: 101
FY 2022-23: 73
FY 2021-22: 82
*Functionally obsolete or structurally deficient.
FY 2022-23: 2,458
FY 2021-22: 2,457
FY 2022-23: 566
FY 2021-22: 566
Top Five Road Service Requests
FY 2022-23: 608
FY 2021-22: 592
FY 2022-23: 414
FY 2021-22: 420
FY 2022-23: 205
FY 2021-22: 197
FY 2022-23: 169
FY 2021-22: 180
FY 2022-23: 143
FY 2021-22: 187
Adopt-A-Road & Landscape Groups
FY 2022-23: 133
FY 2021-22: 114
FY 2022-23: 88
FY 2021-22: 42
FY 2022-23: 10
FY 2021-22: 10
FY 2022-23: 10
FY 2021-22: 10
Event Permits Issued
FY 2022-23: 16
FY 2021-22: 14
FY 2022-23: 14
FY 2021-22: 9
FY 2022-23: 14
FY 2021-22: 9
FY 2022-23: 7
FY 2021-22: 4
FY 2022-23: 4
FY 2021-22: 1
Urban Road Maintenance District (URMD)
Expenditures
URMD Pedestrian and Biking Improvement Projects Funded in FY 2022-23
- 74th Avenue: Alden Street to address 7680 – sidewalk, nearing construction.
- 84th Avenue at Garden Home Road: Rectangular Rapid-Flashing Beacon (RRFB), complete.
- 170th Avenue at Florence Street: Sidewalk, in construction.
- 174th Avenue: Between La Paloma and Solano lanes – sidewalk, nearing construction.
- 185th Avenue at Ewen Drive: Pedestrian signal, nearing construction.
- 185th Avenue at Pike Street: RRFB, complete.
- 188th Avenue: Kinnaman Road to Blanton Street – sidewalk, right-of-way acquisition.
- 195th Avenue: Keena Court to Farmington Road – sidewalk, right-of-way acquisition.
- Alden Street: Between 74th and 80th avenues – sidewalk, nearing construction.
- Alexander Street: Between 209th and 198th avenues – sidewalk, complete.
- Beef Bend Road at Peachtree Drive: RRFB, complete.
- Bethany Boulevard at Mitchell Street: RRFB, in design.
- Ewen Drive and Augusta Lane, from 18235 Ewen Drive to 178th Place - sidewalk, in construction.
- Downing Street/Butner Road: Meadow Road to Murray Boulevard - sidewalk, in construction.
- Filbert Street: Murray Boulevard to Saltzman Road – sidewalk, complete.
- Kaiser Road at 147th Avenue: RRFB, in design
- Laidlaw Road at Waterhouse Trail: RRFB, in design.
- Meadow Drive: Between Walker and Pioneer roads – sidewalk, in construction.
- Scholls Ferry Road: Between 77th and Laurelwood avenues - sidewalk, right-of-way acquisition.
Building Services
FY 2022-23: 2,033
FY 2021-22: 1,544
FY 2022-23: 2,983
FY 2021-22: 3,238
FY 2022-23: 46,073
FY 2021-22: 46,652
FY 2022-23: 136
FY 2021-22: 144
FY 2022-23: 563
FY 2021-22: 542
FY 2022-23: 13,965
FY 2021-22: 13,275
Development Review/Current Planning
FY 2022-23: 2,481
FY 2021-22: 2,081
FY 2022-23: 312
FY 2021-22: 363
FY 2022-23: 8
FY 2021-22: 8
FY 2022-23: 82
FY 2021-22: 135
Community and Transportation Planning
Ordinances
- A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 886 Amendments to Comprehensive Framework Plan for Middle Housing
Amends the Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area (CFP) to implement state law changes adopted in House Bill (HB) 2001, the Middle Housing bill. Amendments affect CFP Policies, Implementing Strategies, and Summary Findings and Conclusions to reflect current conditions and add reference to Middle Housing.Effective July 7, 2022. Learn more
- A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 885 Middle Housing
Amends the Community Development Code (CDC) to implement state law changes adopted in HB 2001, the Middle Housing bill. Amendments allow duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, townhouses and cottage cluster developments in all residential districts that currently allow single-detached homes. Amendments include siting and design requirements for middle housing, related updates for certain other housing types, and changes for clarity and consistency in affected CDC sections.Effective July 28, 2022. Learn more
- Ordinance No. 883 Cornelius Pass Road Extension
Proposes to amend the TSP to include the Cornelius Pass Road extension on rural land between Rosedale Road and Farmington Road. The amendments are on rural land and therefore require exceptions to Statewide Planning Goals 3 (Agricultural Land), 4 (Forest Land), 11 (Public Facilities and Services) and 14 (Urbanization). The addition of the Cornelius Pass Road extension to the plan provides for a connected system to meet long-term community needs and the extension meets the criteria for the listed goal exceptions.Rejected Oct. 18, 2022. Learn more
- A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 890 Middle Housing Land Divisions
Adds standards and procedures for middle housing land divisions, as required by 2021 Oregon Senate Bill 458. It also makes minor amendments to recently adopted regulations for middle housing. The engrossment reduces minimum side yard setbacks in certain circumstances for middle housing/middle housing land divisions and clarifies adopted criteria for related side yard setback reductions for other housing. It also allows existing road improvements that were previously approved and built to County standard, regardless of right-of-way and/or partial easement width, to serve as an alternative to adopted minimum right-of-way standards for middle housing, Single Detached Dwelling or its expansion.Effective March 9, 2023. Learn more
- A-Engrossed Ordinance No 889 Minor Amendments
Makes a number of minor amendments to the Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area (CFP), the Bethany Community Plan, and the Community Development Code (CDC) to update plan polices and CDC provisions for clarity and accuracy, revise processes and reduce barriers to urban residential development. The engrossment added a reference to the membership of CCI Committees in Section 107-6 and revises language related to sales of lots or parcels in Section 602-4 for consistency with statute. The proposed addition of a new Type 1 Setback Adjustment process in Section 435 was removed, as were changes to side yard setbacks in Sections 304-307.Effective March 9, 2023. Learn more
- B-Engrossed Ordinance No. 882 Tile Flat Road Extension
Proposes to amend the Transportation System Plan (TSP) to include Refinement Areas that recognize the need for the Tile Flat Road extension to connect between Scholls Ferry Road and Roy Rogers Road at Bull Mountain Road. The Refinement Areas preserve the opportunity to evaluate the preferred alignment and function of the roadway through urban comprehensive planning.In progress. Learn more
- Ordinance No. 897 Amendments to Reflect Metro UGB Land Exchange
Amends the Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area (CFP), Rural/Natural Resource Plan (RNRP), and Bull Mountain Community Plan to reflect a recent Metro Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) land exchange resulting in a UGB expansion in Washington County to add land known as River Terrace 2.0.In progress. Learn more
- Ordinance No. 899 Amendment to Expand the North Plains UGB
Proposes to amend the Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area (CFP) and the Rural/Natural Resource Plan (RNRP) to expand the North Plains Urban Growth Boundary (UGB).In progress. Learn more
Studies and Projects
Service District for Lighting
FY 2022-23: 12,724
FY 2021-22: 12,641
FY 2022-23: 47,714
FY 2021-22: 47,305
FY 2022-23: 3
FY 2021-22: 4
Personnel
FY 2022-23: 20
FY 2021-22: 34
FY 2022-23: 18
FY 2021-22: 28
FY 2022-23: 15
FY 2021-22: 6
FY 2022-23: 22
FY 2021-22: 30
Contact(s)
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