City Projects
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CompleteCapital Improvement Projects1st Street Mid-block Crosswalk Improvement Project
The current brick crosswalk on 1 st Street between A Avenue and Evergreen Street is more than 20 years old. The crosswalk has had maintenance and reliability issues over the years. Concerns about visibility for vehicles and pedestrians have
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CompleteCapital Improvement Projects2023 Pathways
In 2022, the City started design on several new pathways. Each pathway provides critical missing connections linking neighborhoods to schools, business districts, and recreation areas: Boca Ratan Drive Pathway – from Bonniebrae Drive to Atw
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CompleteParks Project2023 Pickleball Project Update
At the special City Council meeting on May 9, 2023, the Mayor and Councilors decided not to continue the exploration of converting the Westlake Park tennis courts to pickleball courts. Council remains committed to finding a solution to incl
ActiveCapital Improvement Projects2026 Pavement Rehabilitation
Paving has taken place on several streets in Lake Oswego in late summer 2026. Paving activities included extensive repair areas, grinding existing pavement, a new overlay or pavement of the driving lanes, new curb ramps, signal improvements
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ActiveCapital Improvement Projects5th Street and Lake Bay Court Drainage Improvements
Project Scope and Background The area between the intersection of 5th Street and Lake Bay Court in Lake Oswego has historically experienced stormwater ponding and drainage issues during intense rain events. The goal of this project is to in
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsADA Curb Ramp Project - Package One
Background The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was enacted in 1990 to ensure equal opportunities and access for individuals with disabilities. One crucial aspect of ADA compliance is providing accessible infrastructure, including side
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ADA Curb Ramp Project - Package One
Background The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was enacted in 1990 to ensure equal opportunities and access for individuals with disabilities. One crucial aspect of ADA compliance is providing accessible infrastructure, including side
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsADA Curb Ramp Project - Package Two
This project includes designing and constructing 17 high priority curb ramps as part of the City's ADA curb ramp program . The program aims to address accessibility gaps, enhance safety, comply with legal requirements, promote community inc
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CompleteCapital Improvement Projects; City Manager ProjectsADA Self-Evaluation & Transition Plan
To make Lake Oswego more accessible to all, the City has developed an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan (SETP). Developing the plan included four major components: Reviewing all City programs, service
- InactiveAnnexation Case
AN 26-0001: 4844 Madrona St WITHDRAWN
The owners/applicants are requestin connection to public sewer. __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
AN 26-0001Lake Forest - InactiveAnnexation Case
AN 26-0003: 4951 Oakridge Rd
The owners/applicants are requesting connection to public sewer. __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
AN 26-0003Lake Forest - InactiveAnnexation Case
AN 26-0004: 16676 SW Babson Pl
The owners/applicants are requesting connection to public sewer. __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
AN 26-0004Lake Forest - ActiveAnnexation Case
AN 26-0005: 13000 Fielding Rd.
The owners/applicants are requesting connection to public sewer. __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
AN 26-0005Birdshill - ActiveAnnexation Case
AN 26-0006: 15170 Dawn St.
The owners/applicants are requesting connection to public sewer. __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
AN 26-0006Rosewood - ActiveAnnexation Case
AN 26-0007: 15977 Kimball St.
The owners/applicants are requesting connection to public sewer. __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
AN 26-0007Lake Forest - ActiveAnnexation Case
AN 26-0008: 251 Stampher Road
Property subject to irrevocable consent to annex and legalize sewer service. __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
AN 26-0008Birdshill - ActiveLand Use Case
AP 25-03 [499-25-000616-TREE]: WITHDRAWN
A request for approval of a Type II tree removal permit (499-25-000616-TREE) to remove two Leyland cypress trees for a landscaping improvement.
25-03 [499-25-000616-TREE]First Addition - Forest Hills - ActiveLand Use Case
AP 25-04 [499-25-000952-TREE]: A request for approval of a Type II tree application (499-25-000952-TREE) to remove nine trees to construct a new single-family dwelling with an attached garage.
A request for hearing on the tentative decision by the Planning & Building Services Department to approve a Type II tree removal application for nine trees.
AP 25-04 [499-25-000952-TREE]Lake Grove - ActiveLand Use Case
AP 26-01 499-26-000530-TREE: Canceled
A request for hearing on the tentative decision by the Planning & Building Services Department to approve a Type II tree removal application for one 29” DBH Oregon white oak.
AP 26-01 499-26-000530-TREE 
CompleteCapital Improvement Projects; Redevelopment Agency ProjectsB Avenue & 1st Street Waterline Improvements
Background and Scope Water Distribution Rehabilitation projects are designed to replace aging water infrastructure in the distribution system either identified in the Water System Master Plan, by Operational Staff, or ahead of other project
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsBlue Heron Pedestrian Bridge Repair Project
This project involves making repairs to the pedestrian bridge located on South Shore Boulevard over the Blue Heron canal, near the intersection of Blue Heron Road and South Shore Boulevard. A recent structural engineering inspection report
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsBlue Heron Road Improvement Project
Project Scope/Background The City is planning improvements to Blue Heron Road to address aging pavement, stormwater drainage, water system needs, and sewer repairs. Blue Heron Road is a local residential street beginning at South Shore Boul
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsBoones Ferry Road Retaining Wall Replacement Project
In 1988, the City constructed a curb-tight sidewalk along Boones Ferry Road, between Rainbow Drive and Kruse Way Place. In addition to the sidewalk, an approximately 3-ft high, 1,500-ft long wood retaining wall was also installed along the
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsCarman Drive Sidewalk
In 2024, the City started design on new pedestrian improvements along Carman Drive, between Waluga Drive and Quarry Road. Throughout the design process, the City gathered community input through open houses, one-on-one meetings, and surveys
WO 363- InactiveParks Project
Cooks Butte Trail Plan
Cooks Butte Trail Planning The first Cooks Butte Trails Plan public meeting was held on March 16, 2010 at Lakeridge High School. Meeting attendees shared their experiences with hiking in, and living adjacent to, the park. Trail planners exp
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsCornell Street Waterline Improvement Project
Background and Scope The City’s 2018 Water System Master Plan identified key upgrades needed to improve the reliability and capacity of our water distribution system. One of these upgrades is the Cornell Street Waterline Improvement Project
WO 372- InactiveCity Manager Projects; Other
Foothills
The Foothills District is envisioned as Lake Oswego’s next great neighborhood. The 107-acre district provides a unique opportunity to connect downtown with its public waterfront – Foothills Park, Roehr Park, and Tryon Cove. Over time, the d
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ActiveOtherFuture Library Task Force
The City is actively engaged in a long-range planning process for the Library to ensure future spaces and services align with community needs. The existing library facility has critical deficiencies that constrain safe, reliable, and equita
- InactiveRedevelopment Agency Projects
Headlee Walkway
A walkway/boardwalk was constructed from Third Street to the Millennium Plaza Park fountain along the northern edge of Lakewood Bay. The walkway was planned as an important quality of life element for Lake Oswego residents desiring visual a
RAEvergreen - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 21-0078: A request for a Conditional Use and Development Review permits for a new park with sports fields, picnic areas, and associated site improvements.
A request for a Conditional Use and Development Review permits for a new park with sports fields, picnic areas, and associated site improvements.
LU 21-0078Palisades - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 22-0004: Special Street Setback Requirement (South Shore Boulevard between Lakeview Blvd. and Blue Heron Road)
An ordinance amending Table 50.04.002-1 of the Community Development Code (CDC) to remove the Special Street Setback requirement from a section of public right-of-way on South Shore Boulevard between Lakeview Blvd. and Blue Heron Road. All
LU 22-0004 
InactiveLand Use CaseLU 22-0007: Middle Housing (House Bill 2001) Community Development Code Amendments
In 2019 the Oregon Legislature enacted House Bill 2001 (HB 2001) , which requires cities over 25,000 in population to allow the development of “middle housing” – including duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, townhomes and cottage clusters – wi
LU 22-0007- InactiveLand Use Case
LU 22-0031: Mitigation for Ministerial Development
The Planning Commission is reviewing conceptual recommendations for a new process to require the mitigation of impacts on public infrastructure through the provision of public improvements to offset the impacts of ministerial development. T
LU 22-0031 - InactiveLand Use Case
LU 22-0058: Comprehensive Plan Map and Zoning Map Amendments - 1710 South Shore Blvd.
A request for Comprehensive Plan Map and Zoning Map amendments from Medium Density Residential R-5 to Low Density Residential R-7.5. __PRESENT
LU 22-0058McVey South Shore - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 22-0062: A request for a modification of an approved Development Permit for an exterior remodel of a commercial building in the SW Overlay District.
A request for a modification of an approved Development Permit for an exterior remodel of a commercial building in the SW Overlay District.
LU 22-0062Bryant - CompleteLand Use Case
LU 23-0001: Psilocybin Time, Place, and Manner Regulations
Measure 109 legalized and regulated the manufacture, sale, and administration of psilocybin in Oregon. The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) began taking license applications on January 2, 2023. Cities may opt-out of licenses being issued for m
LU 23-0001 - CompleteLand Use Case
LU 23-0023: Housing Needs Analysis Update
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LU 23-0023 - CompleteLand Use Case
LU 24-0024: Housing Production Strategies (HB 2003)
Housing Production Strategies (HB 2003) __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
LU 24-0024 - CompleteLand Use Case
LU 24-0025: Citywide Parking Reform
Develop code amendments that comply with Phase B of the Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD)’s Climate-Friendly and Equitable Communities (CFEC) parking rules by December 31, 2024. __PRESENT
LU 24-0025 
InactiveLand Use CaseLU 25-0001 Fair Housing Policy and Education
Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act, also known as the federal Fair Housing Act (codified at 42 U.S.C. 3601-3619 ), was enacted by the United States Congress in April of 1968 and has been further clarified by the federal Department of Housin
LU 25-0001- ActiveLand Use Case
LU 25-0019: A request for a 11-lot subdivision with a Planned Development (PD) Overlay and Modification of two approved Development Review (DR) Permits.
The applicant is requesting approval of a 11-lot subdivision with a Planned Development (PD) Overlay, a Modification of an approved Development Review (DR) Permit (LU 05-0076), and removal of 27 trees for construction of public improvements
LU 25-0019Palisades - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 25-0025: A request for a Development Review Permit for 8 new multi-family units on an existing site.
A request for approval of a Development Review Permit to construct an additional 8-unit multi-family building on an existing site and removal of five trees for public improvements.
LU 25-0025Bryant - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 25-0036: A request for a DR Permit for a mixed use project in the West Lake Grove Design District.
The applicant is requesting approval of a Development Review Permit for two mixed-use buildings (office and residential) in the West Lake Grove (WLG) Design District and removal of 22 trees for construction purposes.
LU 25-0036Lake Grove - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 25-0040: A request for a DR Permit and design variances for an exterior remodel of an existing commercial building located in the Lake Grove Village Center Overlay (no site improvements proposed).
The applicant is requesting approval of Development Review Permit and a design variance for an exterior remodel of an existing commercial building located in the Lake Grove Village Center Overlay. No site improvements are proposed.
LU 25-0040Waluga - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 25-0043: A request for a DR permit and CUP modification for a new Forest Hills elementary school.
The applicant proposes: • A Development Review Permit for the new elementary school building; • A Conditional Use Permit modification to increase the size of the school building from approximately 51,000 sq. ft. to 69,500 sq. ft., and to in
LU 25-0043First Addition - Forest Hills - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 25-0045: A request for a Major Variance to enclose a nonconforming carport.
The applicant is requesting a Major Variance to enclose and expand an existing nonconforming carport, approximately one foot from the rear property line and within a required setback.
LU 25-0045First Addition - Forest Hills - InactiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0014 Tree Code Amendments
Guided by the recommendations in the City’s Urban and Community Forestry Plan, the Tree Regulation Amendments Project updates the City’s tree regulations to support long-term urban forest health, improving clarity and effectiveness of regul
LU 26-0014 - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0019 Annual CDC Amendments
Community Development Code Annual Amendments (2026)
LU 26-0019 - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0023: A request for unavoidable RP District Crossing to upgrade an existing stormwater facility.
A request for unavoidable RP District Crossing to upgrade an existing stormwater facility.
LU 26-0023Glenmorrie - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0024: A request for development in an RP District - paving an existing road unimproved road (Canal Rd.)
The applicant is requesting approval to pave an unimproved public street (Canal Road) located in an RP District and the Flood Management Area.
LU 26-0024Blue Heron, Bryant - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0025: A request for DR Modification to an existing commercial building
The applicant is requesting approval of a modification of DR 21-86 to remove the two exterior stair structures and install stairs within the existing building envelope of an office building.
LU 26-0025First Addition - Forest Hills - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0026: A request for a RP District Resource Enhancement.
A request for a RP District Resource Enhancement.
LU 26-0026Rosewood - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0027: A request for a Minor variance to side yard setback for an addition on an ex. Dwelling.
The applicant is requesting approval of a minor variance to the combined R-7.5 zone side yard setbacks to reduce the combined total by 20% from 15 feet to 12 feet.
LU 26-0027Lakewood - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0028: A request for a RID Modification (LU 11-0024 & LU 12-0029) for exterior updates to an existing single-family dwelling
The applicant is requesting approval of modification of an approved RID Design review application (LU 11-0024 and LU 12-0029) in order to alter fenestration, garage design, and siding materials.
LU 26-0028McVey South Shore - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0029: A Request for RID Review Design Variances for additions to an existing single-family dwelling
The applicant has requested for a RID Review Design Variances for additions to an existing single-family dwelling.
LU 26-0029North Shore Country Club District - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0030: A request for a Conditional Use and Development Review Permits for temporary South Shore fire station facilities, with associated variances
A request for a Conditional Use and Development Review Permits for temporary South Shore fire station facilities, with associated variances
LU 26-0030McVey South Shore - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0031: A request for a RID Review Design Variances for additions to an ex. nonconforming dwelling.
A request for a RID Review Design Variances for additions to an ex. nonconforming dwelling.
LU 26-0031Birdshill - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0032: A Request for an addition to an existing duplex in the DRDD
The applicant has made a request for an addition to an existing duplex in the DRDD
LU 26-0032First Addition - Forest Hills - ActiveLand Use Case
LU 26-0034: A request for a RP District Delineation
A request for a RP District Delineation
LU 26-0034Lake Grove 
ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsLake Garden Pond Stormwater Facility Evaluation
Project Overview Lake Garden Pond is an existing stormwater facility designed to capture and treat runoff from nearby roads and homes, located on Lake Garden Court. During rainfall, stormwater carries pollutants and sediment into local wate
Public Works Project
ActiveCapital Improvement Projects; City Manager Projects; OtherLake Oswego Wastewater Treatment Facility Project
Visit this link for the project website: Lake Oswego Wastewater Treatment Facility Project
Foothills- ActiveCapital Improvement Projects; City Manager Projects; Other
Lake Oswego Wastewater Treatment Facility Project
Visit this link for the project website: Lake Oswego Wastewater Treatment Facility Project
Foothills 
CompleteCapital Improvement ProjectsLanewood Street/Douglas Circle Pathway
Background In 2022, the City started design and public outreach on several new pathways, including a pathway on Lanewood Street/Douglas Circle, between Boones Way and Twin Fir Road. To view background information and past meetings, visit th
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ActiveOtherLibrary Site Reuse Task Force
The existing library facility has reached the end of its useful life, facing significant and worsening seismic, water intrusion, building system and accessibility deficiencies. These conditions constrain safe, reliable, and equitable servic
ActiveOtherLibrary Strategic Plan and Visioning
The City embarked on a Library Visioning process in 2023, and then adopted a Library Strategic Plan for 2024-2026 informed by community input received. Review the planning documents and our current progress here. __PRESENT
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Library Strategic Plan and Visioning
The City embarked on a Library Visioning process in 2023, and then adopted a Library Strategic Plan for 2024-2026 informed by community input received. Review the planning documents and our current progress here. __PRESENT
ActiveParks ProjectLocal Share of the Metro Parks and Nature Bond
The survey was available from May through December of 2023 and received 473 responses. A survey results summary will be available in early spring 2024. Metro is the regional government for the Portland metropolitan area, serving 24 cities (
ActiveParks ProjectLuscher Area Master Plan Implementation
What is Ordinance ZDO-286? At the request of the City of Lake Oswego, Clackamas County has proposed amendments to their Comprehensive Plan and Zoning and Development Ordinance (ZDO) that would create a procedural framework for the County to
ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsMcEwan Road Sidewalk
In 2025, Lake Oswego City Council approved moving forward with completing design of a new sidewalk on McEwan Road, between SW 65th Avenue and Kristi Way. This project is a partnership with the Lake Oswego School District (LOSD) and provides
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsMcVey Pump Station Replacement Project
The City is planning improvements to its water system, including replacing the McVey Pump Station located at the corner of McVey Avenue and Oak Street. Background and Project Need The existing McVey Pump Station was built in 1959, and has r
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CompleteCapital Improvement Projects; OtherMcVey/Stafford Corridor Vision Study
The McVey Avenue/Stafford Road Corridor Vision Study aims to identify potential street improvements to efficiently move people through this busy corridor and improve the safety for all roadway users, including those walking, rolling, riding
CompleteCapital Improvement ProjectsMeadowlark Lane Sidewalk
In 2024, the City started design on new pedestrian improvements along Meadowlark Lane, between between Overlook Drive and Ridge Pointe Drive. Throughout the design process, the City gathered community input through open houses, one-on-one m
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Millennium Plaza Park
The park is located in the heart of downtown, overlooking Lakewood Bay, between First and Second Streets. As required by the Redevelopment Plan, visual access to Lakewood Bay was assured through the acquisition of a large portion of the “bl
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ActiveRedevelopment Agency ProjectsNorth Anchor Project
Project Update – May 19, 2026 In May 2026, the City Council, acting in capacity as the Lake Oswego Redevelopment Agency (LORA) Board, unanimously approved the sixth amendment to the Disposition and Development Agreement (DDA) with Urban Dev
First Addition - Forest Hills
ActivePlanning ProjectPP 21-0002: Boones Ferry Road Affordable Housing Initiative
In June 21, 2022, the City Council approved an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with Metro to sell the Boones Ferry Road Construction Staging property (1.4 acres at the southwest corner of Boones Ferry Road and West Sunset Drive) for devel
PP 21-0002
ActivePlanning ProjectPP 21-0008: Urban & Community Forestry Plan Update
The city’s Urban & Community Forestry Plan, first adopted in 2007, is due for an update. The City Council established a goal of updating the Plan after an update to the city’s State of the Urban Forest Report was completed in 2022. The purp
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ActivePlanning ProjectPP 22-0001: Citywide Parking Reform
On March 10, 2020, Governor Kate Brown issued Executive Order 20-04, directing state agencies to reduce climate pollution. In response, the Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission (LCDC) adopted rules in 2022 requiring that citi
PP 22-0001
ActivePlanning ProjectPP 22-0005: Housing Needs and Production Strategies
HB 2003 was adopted by the Oregon Legislature in 2019, concurrently with House Bill 2001, in order to help local jurisdictions meet the housing needs of residents throughout the state. The bill requires Oregon cities with over 10,000 reside
PP 22-0005- ActivePlanning Project
PP 23-0006: Vertical Housing Development Zone Pilot Project
As established under Oregon Revised Statutes 307.841 to 307.867 , vertical housing tax exemptions provide a partial tax exemption on building improvement value for mixed-use developments that include housing with non-residential use on the
PP 23-0006 
InactivePlanning ProjectPP 23-0008: Marys Landing Neighborhood Association Proposal
A request to recognize the proposed Mary’s Landing Neighborhood Association as a city of Lake Oswego Neighborhood Association. The proposed Mary’s Landing Neighborhood Association (NA) boundary runs along the border of West Linn to the sout
PP 23-0008- ActivePlanning Project
PP 24-0003: Nonprofit Corporation Low Income Housing Tax Exemption
A proposal to establish a tax exemption for nonprofit organizations to support the development and on-going maintenance of low income housing (at or below 60% AMI) in the City. The exemption would apply to city taxes, with an option to appl
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ActivePlanning ProjectPP 24-0004: Mandatory Adjustments Related to Housing Production - Senate Bill 1537
Senate Bill (SB) 1537 is a Housing Production Bill passed in 2024 as part of the state’s ongoing efforts to address Oregon’s housing crisis. The legislation introduces measures aimed at increasing housing production and affordability. Major
PP 24-0004
ActivePlanning ProjectPP 24-0006: Tree Regulation Amendments
*Please note that the Tree Regulation Amendments are now being tracked as a land use case. Please visit the LU 26-0014 webpage for more information * In June 2024, the City completed an update to its Urban and Community Forestry Plan (UCFP)
PP 24-0006- ActivePlanning Project
PP 25-0001: Rezoning for Housing
The Rezoning for Housing Project is intended to create a basis for Zoning and Comprehensive Map Amendments in certain commercial, mixed-use, or non-residentially zoned areas of the city to allow for greater residential density and better ad
PP 25-0001 - ActivePlanning Project
PP 25-0002: Code Audit-Amendment
The purpose of this audit is to review the City of Lake Oswego’s Community Development Code (CDC) to identify regulatory or process barriers that may hinder housing development and economic growth. The findings will support recommendations
PP 25-0002 - ActivePlanning Project; Redevelopment Agency Projects
PP 25-0005: Foothills District Plan Update
What is the Foothills District Plan Update project? The City of Lake Oswego is updating the 2012 Foothills District Framework Plan . The Plan outlines how the Foothills neighborhood—located between downtown and the Willamette River—should g
PP 25-0005Foothills - CompleteParks Project
Parks Plan 2025
Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation completed Parks Plan 2025 (Parks, Recreation and Natural Areas System Plan) in 2012. This plan has served as the guiding document for the Parks & Recreation Department over the past decade, providing direction
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CompleteParks ProjectPickleball Site Suitability Study
This study, which concluded in November 2022, explored multiple options including developing new pickleball courts on vacant land, and converting or retrofitting existing facilities to accommodate pickleball play. The process was guided by
ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsPilkington Road Sidewalk
In 2024, the City started design on new pedestrian improvements along Pilkington Road, from Boones Ferry Road to Rosewood Road, and from Willow Court to Lakeview Boulevard. Throughout the design process, the City gathered community input th
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CompleteCapital Improvement Projects; Parks ProjectRassekh Park
Here are some photos from the celebration! Phase 2 Construction Update Construction is underway at Lake Oswego’s newest community park! Rassekh Park’s playground will include: A tall play tower with multiple climbing elements and two slides
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Rassekh Park
Here are some photos from the celebration! Phase 2 Construction Update Construction is underway at Lake Oswego’s newest community park! Rassekh Park’s playground will include: A tall play tower with multiple climbing elements and two slides
Palisades 
CompleteCapital Improvement Projects; Parks ProjectRassekh Skatepark
Skaters, grab your boards and join us for the Rassekh Park grand opening on Saturday, October 18, 2025 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., including merch from Oswego Skate Co and a highest ollie contest!
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CompleteCapital Improvement Projects; Parks ProjectRecreation and Aquatics Center
June 16, 2025 The new Lake Oswego Recreation & Aquatics Center is now fully open—pools included! Come in and explore all the exciting amenities waiting for you. Members are welcome to check in at the front desk and enjoy the open areas of t
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsRedfern Avenue Stormwater Drainage Improvement Project
Project Scope/Background Redfern Avenue, between Lords Lane and Haven Street, has experienced ponding in the public right-of-way during intense and typical rain events. Redfern Avenue is a local neighborhood street with no existing stormwat
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ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsSchool Zone Flashing Beacon Upgrades Project
This project will upgrade two existing school zone flashing beacons from solar-powered to electric-powered at: A Avenue for Our Lady of the Lake School Royce Way for Westridge Elementary School Additionally, a new school zone flashing beaco
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ActiveOtherSponsorship Opportunities
Put your brand at the heart of the community. Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation offers year-round sponsorship opportunities that connect businesses with thousands of residents and visitors through recreation, sports, parks, special events, cul
ActiveCapital Improvement ProjectsStormwater Master Plan
The City is updating its Stormwater Master Plan. A Stormwater Master Plan is an important strategic document for maintaining clean water and healthy ecosystems in Lake Oswego. The Master Plan document will prioritize the installation and de
CompleteCapital Improvement ProjectsTree Top Lane Sidewalk
In 2024, the City started design on new pedestrian improvements along Tree Top Lane, from Overlook Drive to Fernwood Drive. Throughout the design process, the City gathered community input through open houses, one-on-one meetings, and surve
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WITHDRAWN LU 24-0023: Comprehensive Plan Map and Zoning Map Amendments - 17979 Stafford Road
A request for Comprehensive Plan Map and Zoning Map amendments of 4 acres from R-15 to R-0. __PRESENT __PRESENT __PRESENT
LU 24-0023Palisades 
ActiveCapital Improvement Projects; Parks ProjectWillamette River Greenway Trail – George Rogers Park to Roehr Park
This project will fill a gap in the Willamette River Greenway Trail and complete the connection between three of Lake Oswego’s riverfront parks: Foothills Park, Roehr Park, and George Rogers Park.
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CompleteCapital Improvement Projects; Parks ProjectWoodmont Natural Park
Woodmont Natural Park is located at 13600 Atwater Lane. The park site has been developed and restored to provide a place for the community to recreate and to connect with nature. Features of the park include: Two new overlooks / viewpoints
WO 269- InactiveCapital Improvement Projects; Parks Project
Yates Property Improvements
Lake Oswego Parks and Recreation recently purchased the property at 1107 Yates Street adjacent to Hallinan Woods. The existing structures on the property are scheduled for demolition November 1st once the hazardous material abatement is com
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