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design reviewThe Portland Zoning Code contains regulations that specify when land use approvals and related actions expire. Because of the condition of the economy, many who have received land use approvals or other land use actions have found it difficult to proceed within the timelines set out in the Zoning Code.

 

In 2009, City Council extended the expiration dates with the expectation that the economy would recover by this year. Because Oregon's economy is still down, this project proposes to extend the expiration dates to mid-2014. For more information, visit www.portlandonline.com/bps/lurextension.

 



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