This proposal is the result of work performed by the community housing task force work group, 2024 housing charrette, and the Code Rewrite Joint Commission; its purpose is to increase local housing accessibility to persons who live and work in Cannon Beach. The proposed amendments include the following:
Title 16 |
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Title 17 - Zoning |
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Article I: Introduction and General Provisions 17.04 - Definitions |
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Article III: Land Use Districts 17.30 - Residential Moderate Density (R1) Zone 17.32 - Residential Medium Density (R2) Zone |
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Article III: Land Use Districts 17.40 - Limited Commercial (C1) Zone |
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Article IV: Development Standards 17.60 – General Requirements and Regulations |
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Article IV: Development Standards 17.68 – Off-Street Parking |
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Article IV: Development Standards 17.70 – Design Review |
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Article IV: Development Standards 17.72.080 Accessory Dwelling |
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Planning Commission Public Deliberation - Status: Initial Evidentiary Hearing Scheduled for July 24, 2025
The draft of the proposed housing related code amendments will be formally introduced to the Planning Commission during a public hearing on July 24, 2025. During this public hearing, and possible future hearings, the Planning Commission will hear evidence and public testimony regarding the proposal, conduct deliberations, and make a recommendation to City Council regarding the proposed revisions to the ordinance. This is an opportunity for everyone who has an interest in local housing issues to have their voices heard. After the recommendation of the Planning Commission the City Council then hold a public hearing where they will likewise hear evidence and conduct deliberations before making a decision on the proposed revisions. The date of the initial evidentiary hearing before City Council is to be determined.
On July 3, 2025 the City issued a Measure 56 notice to property owners advising them of proposed rulemaking changes that may have potential impacts on their property values. The City has no way to determine whether, how, or when proposed land use regulations may affect the value of individual properties. The Planning Commission and City Council will not be addressing property specific questions during public hearings on this matter.
City Council Review, Deliberation, and Adoption - Status: Pending
After a draft revision is recommended by the Planning Commission it will be forwarded to the City Council who will review the proposed amendment during one or more public hearings. Upon completion of the deliberation process, the City Council will have a vote regarding the proposed amendment. After this vote the amendment, if approved, will become effective 30 days after the date of the vote.
During this process the public is encouraged to submit written statements to both the Planning Commission and City Council and attend and participate in the public hearings. Statements may be sent to the following:
Email: planning [at] ci.cannon-beach.or.us (planning[at]ci[dot]cannon-beach[dot]or[dot]us)
Mail: P.O. Box 368, Cannon Beach, OR 97110
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