Public invited to testify on Commissioners’ amendments that address employment land, historic preservation, middle housing, public involvement, age-friendly city and more. 

New standards for future development in commercial/mixed use areas would reduce the number of zones from nine to four and create incentives for providing public benefits, such as affordable housing. 

Components of Portland’s Transportation System Plan for the Central City are included in the Central City 2035 Plan. Read view the Discussion Draft and comment by March 31. 

Changes to the Zoning Map include an additional 1,700 acres of Open Space zoning and synchronizing changes in residential density that address areas of natural hazard risk, infrastructure constraints or limitations to urban services with the new Comp Plan Map. 

Helpline staff have responded to more than 2,400 calls since July 2014. This month alone, they helped more than 150 callers get answers to their questions about the Comp Plan. Need help? Call 503-823-0195.