• CPO 1 April meeting: Cedar Mill Town Center transit improvement grant; What happens when we call 911
• CPO 7 meeting
• Development Applications

CPO 1 April meeting: Cedar Mill Town Center transit improvement grant; What happens when we call 911

Tuesday, April 8, 7-9 pm, in person at The Opal, 12691 NW Dogwood, and virtually online via zoom

Learn about the Cedar Mill Better Bus and Access to Transit Enhancements project proposed for a 2028-30 Regional Flexible Fund Allocation (RFFA) grant. The public comment period is open through April 30. Presented by Dyami Valentine, Principal Planner, Transportation Planning, Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation. 

Corinne Haning, Public Affairs Officer for Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue (TVF&R), will explain how calls are routed and who shows up in an emergency. “As an all-hazard response agency, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue (TVF&R) provides emergency response well beyond fire suppression. Residents are often surprised to learn that as many as 80 percent of the calls crews are dispatched to are medical in nature.” (postponed from the March meeting)

If you can’t attend our meetings, they are recorded and available on the CPO 1 YouTube channel for viewing at your convenience. Visit our YouTube channel and subscribe! The CPO 1 Facebook Group is a good place to discuss current issues and get timely updates.

CPO 7 meeting

Monday, April 14, 7-9 pm, TVF&R Station 68, 13545 NW Evergreen, and on Zoom

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (THPRD) – “Partnering with Neighbors to Maintain Thriving Parks within Urban Spaces.” Greg Creager, THPRD Nature & Trails Supervisor, will describe how the district manages the many issues related to maintaining natural areas and habitat while being located near urban areas. He will describe current challenges and share how THPRD neighbors can have a role in effecting positive changes in park policies.

Development Applications

Alpenglow six-lot subdivision

Appeal hearing Thursday, April 17, 11 am, virtual via Zoom here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88556556632

Appeal filed for the six-lot subdivision proposed for the north side of NW Alpenglow that was approved by Washington County on March 14. 

Norman Crow and his neighbors (Alpenglow Homeowners) have appealed the decision. Their concern is with neighborhood compatibility, parking, and other considerations.

Loriann four-lot subdivision

The subdivision proposed for NW Loriann at NW Talon was approved on March 25.