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andSiteInformation County: Washington LotSqFt: 16,988
Description: BOULEVARDHEIGHTS,BLOCK1,LOT PT4,ACRES0.39 LotAcres: 0.39 APN: R231065 LandUse: 1010-ResidentialImproved TaxLot: 1S125DB02800 LandUseSTD: SingleFamilyResidence
01S/01W/25/SE CountyBldgUse: RSFR-ResidenceSingleFamily Neighborhood: Cpo4mMetzger #Dwellings: Subdivision: BoulevardHeights MapPage/Grid: 655-G1 LegalLot/Block: 4
1 Zoning: Tigard-RES-B CensusTract/Block: 030600/1002 Watershed: FannoCreek-TualatinRiver ElementarySchool: METZGERELEMENTARYSCHOOL HighSchool: TUALATINHIGHSCHOOL MiddleSchool: THOMAS
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TotalLivingArea: 2,821 Bedrooms: 4 YearBuilt/Eff: 1946(2000) FirstFloorSqFt: 1,091 BathroomsTotal: 3 Heating: ForcedAir SecondFloorSqFt: 1,730 BathroomsFull/Half: Cooling: BasementFin/Unfin: Stories: Fireplace: AtticFin/Unfin: Foundation: 01 Pool: GarageSqFt: 484 RoofMaterial: Composition Kitchen: AssessmentandTaxInformation MarketTotal: $770,670.00 PropertyTax: $6,522.47 MarketLand: $333,660.00 Exemption: MarketStructure: $437,010.00 MarketImproved%: 57.00% AsssessmentYear: 2022 LevyCode: 23.81 AssessedTotal: $367,780.00 MillRate: 17.6090 SaleandLoanInformation SaleDate: 05/17/2018 Lender: JPMORGANCHASEBKNAT'LASSN SaleAmount: LoanAmount: $341,250.00 Document#: 34115 LoanType: Conventional DeedType: Deed Price/SqFt: $0.00 TitleCo: AMROCKINC SellerName: DEOCAGEORGE&SILKE PreparedBy:WFGNationalTitleCustomerServiceDepartment 12909SW68thPkwy,Suite350,Portland,OR97223 P:5036031700|3608915474E:cs@wfgnationaltitle.com|cccs@wfgtitle.com

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Tigard, Oregon Municipal Code

Title 18 DEVELOPMENTCODE

18.00 INTRODUCTION

Chapter 18.10 LEGALFRAMEWORK

18.10.050 Zoning

A. Base zones.All land within the City ofTigard is divided into zones.The use and development of land is limited by the base zone in which the land is located.The following base zones are established in the city:

Zone Name ZoneAbbreviation Parks and Recreation PR Residential Zones Residential-A RES-A Residential-B RES-B Residential-C RES-C Residential-D RES-D Residential-E RES-E Commercial Zones Neighborhood Commercial C-N Community Commercial C-C General Commercial C-G Professional/Administrative Commercial C-P Mixed-Use Central Business District MU-CBD Mixed-Use Employment MUE Mixed-Use Employment MUE-1 Mixed-Use Employment MUE-2 Mixed-Use Commercial MUC Mixed-Use Commercial MUC-1
Table 18.10.1 Base Zones

Table 18.10.1

Base Zones

Zone Name ZoneAbbreviation

Mixed-Use Residential MUR-1

Mixed-Use Residential MUR-2

Triangle Mixed Use TMU

Industrial Zones

Industrial Park I-P

Light Industrial I-L

Heavy Industrial I-H

1. The base zones applied to the public rights-of-way within the city, as shown on the zoning map, do not directly regulate the uses or developments that are allowed in these rights-of-way. Public rights-of-way are governed by other regulations maintained by the city or other applicable transportation authorities.

2. Land annexed to the city will be assigned a base zone or zones as provided in Chapter 18.720,Annexations.

3. When more than one base zone exists on a property, the development standards for each base zone will apply to the portion of the property in that base zone.

B. Zoning map.The map entitled “Tigard Zoning Map” is the official zoning map and displays the boundaries of each of the base zones provided inTable 18.10.1.The current official zoning map is maintained by the Director.The official zoning map is made a part of this title by reference.

C. Zone boundary.The exact location of a zone boundary will be determined by the Director where there is uncertainty, contradiction, or conflict as to the zone boundary. Zone boundary determinations will consider the following:

1. Boundaries shown as approximately following the center lines of streets, highways, railroad tracks, or alleys are construed to follow such center lines;

2. Boundaries shown as approximately following platted lot lines are construed as following such lot lines;

3. Boundaries shown as approximately following city limits are construed as following city limits; and

4. Boundaries shown as approximately following a river, stream, or drainage channel are construed as following such river, stream, or drainage channel.

D. Zoning map amendments.Amendments to the official zoning map may be made as provided in Chapter 18.790,Text and MapAmendments. (Ord. 22-06 §2; Ord. 18-23 §2; Ord. 17-22 §2)

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Tigard,OregonMunicipalCode

Title18DEVELOPMENTCODE

18.100BASEZONES

Chapter18.110RESIDENTIALZONES

18.110.010Purpose

18.110.030

18.110.040

Chapter18.120COMMERCIALZONES

18.120.010

18.120.020

18.120.030

18.120.040

18.120.050

Chapter18.130

18.130.010Purpose

18.130.040

Chapter18.140PARKSANDRECREATIONZONE

18.140.010Purpose

18.140.020Applicability

18.140.030OtherZoningRegulations

18.140.040

18.140.050

Chapter18.110RESIDENTIALZONES

18.110.010Purpose

Thepurposeofthischapteristoimplementthepoliciesofthecomprehensiveplanrelatedtohousingby:

A. Creatinganenvironmentinwhichconstructionofafullrangeofowner-occupiedandrentalhousingataffordablepricesisencouraged;

B. Providingresidentialzonesofvaryingdensities,withflexibledesignanddevelopmentstandardstoencourageinnovationandreduce housingcosts;

C. Accommodatingcompatiblenonresidentialdevelopment—including,butnotlimitedto,schools,churches,parks,recreationfacilities, daycarecenters,andneighborhoodcommercialusesandservices—atappropriatelocationsandscales;and

18.110.020ListofBaseZones
LandUseStandards
HousingTypes
Purpose
List
ofBaseZones
Land
UseStandards
Land
UseRestrictions
HousingTypes
INDUSTRIALZONES
18.130.020ListofBaseZones
18.130.030LandUseStandards
LandUseRestrictions
LandUseStandards
DevelopmentStandards

D. Enhancingthelivabilityofneighborhoodsbyencouragingdiversityinhousingstockandpromotingopportunitiesforwalkability.(Ord. 22-06§2;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2)

18.110.020ListofBaseZones

TheresidentialbasezonesarelistedinTable18.110.1.Whenthistitlereferstotheresidentialzones,itisreferringtothefivebasezones listedhere.

(Ord.22-06§2;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2)

18.110.030LandUseStandards

A. Generalprovisions.Alistofallowed,restricted,conditional,andprohibitedusesinresidentialzonesisprovidedinTable18.110.2.Ifa usecategoryisnotlisted,seeSection18.60.030

1. Allowed(A).Usesthatareallowed,subjecttoalloftheapplicableprovisionsofthistitle.

2. Restricted(R).Usesthatareallowedprovidedtheyareincompliancewithspecialrequirements,exceptions,orrestrictions.

3. Conditional(C).UsesthatrequiretheapprovaloftheHearingsOfficerusingdiscretionarycriteria.Theapprovalprocessand criteriaareprovidedinChapter18.740,ConditionalUse.

4. Prohibited(P).Usesthatarenotallowedunderanycircumstance.

Table18.110.1
RES-A RES-B RES-C RES-D RES-E
ListofBaseZones
Table UseCategories RES-A RES-B RES-C RES-D RES-E ResidentialUseCategory ResidentialUse A A A A A Civic/InstitutionalUseCategories BasicUtilities[1] C C C C C Colleges C C C C C CommunityServices C C C C C CulturalInstitutions P C C C P DayCare[2] A/C A/C A/C A/C A/C EmergencyServices C C C P P MedicalCenters P C C C C PostalService P P P P P ReligiousInstitutions C C C C C Schools[3] C C C C C Social/FraternalClubs/Lodges P P P C C TemporaryShelter P P P C C CommercialUseCategories AdultEntertainment P P P P P Animal-RelatedCommercial P P P P P BulkSales P P P P P CommercialLodging P P P P P CustomArtsandCrafts P P P P P
Table18.110.2
Use

A=Allowed R=Restricted C=ConditionalUse P=Prohibited

[1] Above-groundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesproposedwithdevelopmentandundergroundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesare allowed.Standaloneabove-groundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesnotproposedwithdevelopmentareallowedconditionally.

[2] Familydaycareisallowed.Otherdaycareusesareallowedconditionally.

[3] Schoolbusparkingonpublichighschoolsitesisallowedasanaccessoryuseiflocatedaminimumof200feetfromthenearest propertylineofaresidentialuse.

[4] Allowedconditionallyonpublicschoolsites.

[5] Onlypark-and-rideandothertransit-relatedfacilitiesareallowedconditionally.

[6] Limitedtofirststoryofapartmentdevelopmentsandmaximumsquarefootageof10%ofthebuilding.Developmentsutilizingthis provisionareconsideredresidentialdevelopment,notmixed-usedevelopment,forthepurposesofthistitle.

[7] SeeChapter18.450,WirelessCommunicationFacilities,forrequirements.

UseTable UseCategories RES-A RES-B RES-C RES-D RES-E EatingandDrinkingEstablishments P P P P P IndoorEntertainment P P P P P MajorEventEntertainment[4] C C C C C MotorVehicleSales/Rental P P P P P MotorVehicleServicing/Repair P P P P P Non-AccessoryParking P P P C[5] C[5] Office P P P P P OutdoorEntertainment P P P P P OutdoorSales P P P P P PersonalServices P P P P R[6] Repair-OrientedRetail P P P P R[6] Sales-OrientedRetail P P P P R[6] Self-ServiceStorage P P P P P VehicleFuelSales P P P P P IndustrialUseCategories GeneralIndustrial P P P P P HeavyIndustrial P P P P P IndustrialServices P P P P P LightIndustrial P P P P P RailroadYards P P P P P ResearchandDevelopment P P P P P Warehouse/FreightMovement P P P P P Waste-Related P P P P P WholesaleandEquipmentRental P P P P P OtherUseCategories Cemeteries P C C P P DetentionFacilities P P P P P Heliports P P P P P Mining P P P P P Transportation/UtilityCorridors C C C C C WirelessCommunicationFacilities
A/R A/R A/R A/R A/R
Table18.110.2
[7]

B. Developmentstandards.Thestandardsforresidentialdevelopmentinresidentialzonesarelocatedintheapplicablehousingtype chapterin18.200ResidentialDevelopmentStandards.Thestandardsfornonresidentialdevelopmentinresidentialzonesarelocatedin Chapter18.350,ResidentialZoneDevelopmentStandards,andtheapplicableplandistrictchapter,ifany.(Ord.22-09§2;Ord.22-06§2; Ord.20-01§1;Ord.19-09§1;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2)

18.110.040HousingTypes

A. Ahousingtypeisnotausecategory.ItdescribesatypeofdevelopmentthatcancontainaResidentialUse.

B. Alistofallowed,limited,andprohibitedhousingtypesinresidentialzonesisprovidedinTable18.110.3.Termsandabbreviationsused aredefinedasfollows:

1. Yes,allowed(Y).Housingtypesthatareallowed.

2. Limited(L).Housingtypesthatrequireaconditionaluseapprovalorareallowedsubjecttospecificlimitations.

3. No,prohibited(N).Housingtypesthatarenotallowedunderanycircumstance.

C. Housingtypesthatareallowedorallowedonalimitedbasisaresubjecttothestandardsandprovisionsoftheapplicabledevelopment standardschapter,whichisindicatedinparenthesesinthefirstcolumnofTable18.110.3.

D. Allallowedhousingtypesmaybebuiltonsiteorbroughttothesiteasamanufacturedhome.

Table18.110.3

Y=Yes,Allowed L=Limited,seefootnotesN=No,Prohibited

[1] Allowedonlythroughaconditionaluseapplication.

[2] Rowhousesofupto5unitspergroupingallowed.

(Ord.22-06§2;Ord.20-01§1;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2)■

Chapter18.120COMMERCIALZONES 18.120.010Purpose

Thepurposeofthischapteristoimplementthegoalsandpoliciesofthecomprehensiveplanrelatedtolanduseplanningandeconomic developmentby:

A. Ensuringthatafullrangeofgoodsandservicesareavailablethroughoutthecitysothatresidentscanfulfillallormostoftheirneeds withineasydrivingdistanceand,ideally,withineasywalkingandbikingdistanceoftheirhomes;

B. Ensuringthatafullrangeofeconomicactivitiesandjobopportunitiesareavailablethroughoutthecity;and

C. Minimizingthepotentialadverseimpactsofcommercialusesonresidentialusesbycarefullylocatingandselectingthetypesofuses allowedineachcommercialzone.(Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2)

18.120.020ListofBaseZones

A. C-N:NeighborhoodCommercialzone.TheC-Nzoneisdesignedtoprovideconveniencegoodsandserviceswithinasmallclusterof storesadjacenttoresidentialneighborhoods.Conveniencegoodsandservicesarethosethatarepurchasedfrequently,meaningatleast weekly;forwhichcomparisonbuyingisnotrequired;andthatcanbesustainedinalimitedtradearea.Suchusesincludeconvenience markets,personalservices,andrepairshops.Alimitednumberofotheruses,includingbutnotlimitedtogasstations,medicalcenters, religiousinstitutions,park-and-ridelots,anduseswithdrive-throughservices,areallowedconditionally.

HousingTypes HousingTypes RES-A RES-B RES-C RES-D RES-E AccessoryDwellingUnits(18.220) Y Y Y Y N Apartments(18.230) N N N Y Y CottageClusters(18.240) Y Y Y Y N CourtyardUnits(18.250) Y Y Y Y N MobileHomeParks(18.260) N L[1] Y Y Y Quads(18.270) Y Y Y Y N Rowhouses(18.280) L[2] L[2] L[2] Y Y SmallFormResidential(18.290) Y Y Y Y N

B. C-C:CommunityCommercialzone.TheC-Czoneisdesignedtoprovideconvenienceshoppingfacilitiesthatmeettheregularneeds ofnearbyresidentialneighborhoods.Withaserviceareaofabout1.5miles,suchcommercialcenterstypicallyrangeinsizefrom30,000— 100,000squarefeetonsitesrangingfrom2to8acres.Separatedfromothercommercially-zonedareasbyatleast0.5miles,community commercialcentersareintendedtoserveseveralresidentialneighborhoods,ideallyattheintersectionoftwoormorecollectorstreetsorat theintersectionofanarterialandcollectorstreet.Alimitednumberofotheruses,includingbutnotlimitedtogasstations,medicalcenters, religiousinstitutions,park-and-ridelots,anduseswithdrive-throughservices,areallowedconditionally.

C. C-G:GeneralCommercialzone.TheC-Gzoneisdesignedtoaccommodateafullrangeofretail,office,andcivicuseswithacitywide andevenregionaltradearea.Exceptwherenonconforming,residentialusesarelimitedtomixed-usedevelopments.Awiderangeofuses, includingbutnotlimitedtoadultentertainment,automotiveequipmentrepairandstorage,mini-warehouses,utilities,heliports,medical centers,majorevententertainment,andgasolinestations,areallowedconditionally.

D. C-P:Professional/AdministrativeCommercialzone.TheC-Pzoneisdesignedtoaccommodatecivicandprofessionalservicesand compatiblesupportservices,forexampleconvenienceretail,personalservices,andrestaurants,incloseproximitytoresidentialareasand majortransportationfacilities.Heliports,medicalcenters,religiousinstitutions,andutilitiesareallowedconditionally.DevelopmentsintheCPzoneareintendedtoserveasabufferbetweenresidentialareasandmoreintensivecommercialandindustrialareas.

E. MU-CBD:Mixed-UseCentralBusinessDistrictzone.TheMU-CBDzoneisdesignedtoprovideapedestrian-friendlyurbanvillagein downtownTigard.Awidevarietyofcommercial,civic,employment,mixed-use,apartments,androwhousesareallowed.

F. MUE:Mixed-UseEmploymentzone.TheMUEzoneisdesignedtoaccommodateawiderangeofusesincludingmajorretailgoodsand services,businessandprofessionaloffices,civicuses,andapartments.

G. MUE-1andMUE-2:Mixed-UseEmployment1and2zone.TheMUE-1and2zonesaredesignedtoapplytoareaswhereemployment usessuchasoffice,researchanddevelopment,andlightmanufacturingareconcentrated.Commercialandretailsupportusesareallowed butarelimited,andresidentialusesareallowedthatarecompatiblewiththeemploymentcharacterofthearea.LincolnCenterisan exampleofanareadesignatedMUE-1,ahigh-densitymixed-useemploymentzone.TheNimbusareaisanexampleofanareadesignated MUE-2,requiringmoremoderatedensities.

H. MUC:Mixed-UseCommercialzone.TheMUCzoneincludeslandaroundtheWashingtonSquareMallandlandimmediatelywestof Highway217.Primaryusesallowedincludeofficebuildings,retail,andserviceuses.Alsoallowedaremixed-usedevelopmentsandhousing atdensitiesof50unitsperacre.Largerbuildingsareencouragedinthisareawithparkingunder,behind,ortothesidesofbuildings.

I. MUC-1:Mixed-UseCommercial1zone.TheMUC-1zone,whichisdesignedtoapplytothatportionofBridgeportVillage(formerly knownastheDurhamQuarrysite)withintheCityofTigard,isamixed-usecommercialzoneboundedby72ndAvenue,FindlayStreet,and theTigard,TualatinandDurhamcitylimits.ThissiteisthesubjectofanintergovernmentalagreementbetweenthecitiesofTigardand Tualatin.PursuanttothatagreementtheCityofTualatinwillfurnishallplanning,building,andassociateddevelopmentreviewandpermit servicesforthesite.ThiszoneisintendedtomirrortheCityofTualatin’sMixed-UseCommercialOverlayDistrictinTualatinDevelopment Code,Chapter57.Itpermitsawiderangeofusesincludingcommerciallodging,generalretail,offices,andhousing.Additionaluses, includingbutnotlimitedtomajorevententertainmentandmotorvehicleretailfuelsales,areallowedconditionally.

J. MUR-1andMUR-2:Mixed-UseResidential1and2zone.TheMUR-1andMUR-2zonesaredesignedtoapplytopredominantly residentialareaswheremixed-usesareallowedwhencompatiblewiththeresidentialuse.Ahigh-density(MUR-1)andmoderate-density (MUR-2)designationisavailablewithintheMURzone.

K. TMU:TriangleMixed-Usezone.TheTMUzoneappliestomostlandwithintheTigardTriangle,aregionalTownCenterboundedby PacificHighway,Highway217,andInterstate5.TheTMUzoneisintendedtobeanactive,urban,multimodal,andmixed-usedistrictthat accommodatesavarietyofhousingoptionsanduses,promotespedestrian-orienteddevelopment,andlimitsnewauto-oriented development.(Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2) 18.120.030

LandUseStandards

A. Generalprovisions.Alistofallowed,restricted,conditional,andprohibitedusesincommercialzonesisprovidedinTable18.120.1, exceptforusesintheTMUzone,whichareprovidedinChapter18.660,TigardTrianglePlanDistrict.Ifausecategoryisnotlisted,see Section18.60.030

1. Allowed(A).Usesthatareallowed,subjecttoalloftheapplicableprovisionsofthistitle.

2. Restricted(R).Usesthatareallowedprovidedtheyareincompliancewithspecialrequirements,exceptions,orrestrictions.

3. Conditional(C).UsesthatrequiretheapprovaloftheHearingsOfficerusingdiscretionarycriteria.Theapprovalprocessand criteriaareprovidedinChapter18.740,ConditionalUses.

4. Prohibited(P).Usesthatarenotallowedunderanycircumstance.

B. Userestrictions.Allallowed,restricted,andconditionalusesintheC-NandC-Czonesaresubjecttoadditionallanduserestrictionsin Section18.120.040

C. Developmentstandards.Thestandardsforresidentialdevelopmentincommercialzonesarelocatedintheapplicablehousingtype chapterin18.200ResidentialDevelopmentStandards.Thestandardsfornonresidentialdevelopmentincommercialzones—including mixed-usedevelopmentwithorwithoutaresidentialcomponent—arelocatedinChapter18.320,CommercialZoneDevelopmentStandards, andtheapplicableplandistrictchapter,ifany.

Table18.120.1
UseCategories CN [1] CC [1] C-G CP MUCBD [2] MUE MUC1 MUC MUE 1 and 2 MUR 1 and 2 ResidentialUseCategory ResidentialUse R [3] R [3] R [3,4] P A A A A A A Civic/InstitutionalUseCategories BasicUtilities[5] A/C A/C A/C A/C A/C A/C A/C A/C A/C A/C Colleges P P P P A C C C C C CommunityServices A A P P A C P A C C CulturalInstitutions A A A A A A A A A P DayCare A A A A A A A A A A/C [6] EmergencyServices A A A A A A A A A P MedicalCenters C C C C C C C C C C PostalService A A A A A A A A A P ReligiousInstitutions A A A A A A A A A C Schools P P P P A C C C C C Social/FraternalClubs/Lodges A A A A A A A A A C TemporaryShelter P P C P C P C C C C CommercialUseCategories AdultEntertainment P P C P P P P C P P Animal-RelatedCommercial P P P P P A A P P P BulkSales P P A P A/P [7] A R[8] R[9] R[9] P CommercialLodging P P A A A A A A A P CustomArtsandCrafts R [10] R [10] P P R [10] P P P P P EatingandDrinkingEstablishments A A A R [11] A A A A A R [12] IndoorEntertainment A A A A A A A A A P MajorEventEntertainment P P C P C P C C P P MotorVehicleSales/Rental P P A/C [13] P A/P [7] P P R [14] R [14] P MotorVehicleServicing/Repair[15] C [16] C [16] A P C R[8] R[8] P P P Non-AccessoryParking C C A A A A A A A P Office A A A A A A A A A R [12] OutdoorEntertainment P P A A C P P C P P OutdoorSales P P A P P P P P P P PersonalServices A A A A A A R[8] A R[9] R [12] Repair-OrientedRetail A A A A A A R[8] R[9] R[9] P
CommercialZoneUseStandards

CommercialZoneUseStandards

R=Restricted C=ConditionalUse P=Prohibited

[1] SeeSection18.120.040foradditionallanduserestrictions.

[2] Useswithdrive-throughservicesthatwerelawfullyinexistencepriortotheadoptionoftheMU-CBDzoneareallowed.Allnewuses withdrive-throughservicesareprohibited.

[3] Residentialusesareallowedonorabovethesecondstoryofamixed-usedevelopmentwherethefirststorycontainsanallowed commercialuse.

[4] Smallformresidentialdevelopmentisallowedwhereitislocatedonthesamesitewithanallowedorconditionaluseandisoccupied exclusivelybyacaretakerorsuperintendentoftheallowedorconditionaluse.

[5] Above-groundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesproposedwithdevelopmentandundergroundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesare allowed.Standaloneabove-groundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesnotproposedwithdevelopmentareallowedconditionally.

[6] Familydaycareisallowed.Otherdaycareusesareallowedconditionally.

[7] UsesthatwerelawfullyinexistencepriortotheadoptionoftheMU-CBDzoneareallowed.Allnewusesareprohibited.

[8] Themaximumallowedgrossfloorareais60,000squarefeetperbuildingortenant.

[9] Themaximumallowedgrossfloorareais60,000squarefeetperuseforusesproposedaftertheadoptionoftheMUC,MUE-1,and MUE-2zones.

[10] Themaximumareaallowedforproductionis500squarefeetperbuildingortenant.

Table18.120.1
UseCategories CN [1] CC [1] C-G CP MUCBD [2] MUE MUC1 MUC MUE 1 and 2 MUR 1 and 2 Sales-OrientedRetail A A A R [11] A/R [17] A/R [18] R[8] A R[9] R [12] Self-ServiceStorage P P C P A/P [7] P P P P P VehicleFuelSales C C C P A/P [7] P C C C P IndustrialUseCategories GeneralIndustrial P P P P P P P P P P HeavyIndustrial P P P P P P P P P P IndustrialServices P P P P P P P P P P LightIndustrial P P P P P R [15] P P R [15] P RailroadYards P P P P P P P P P P ResearchandDevelopment P P P P C R [14] R [14] P R [15] P Warehouse/FreightMovement P P P P P R [14] P P R [14, 15] P Waste-Related P P P P P P P P P P WholesaleandEquipmentRental P P P P P P P P R [14, 15] P OtherUseCategories Cemeteries P P P P P P P P P P DetentionFacilities P P C P C P P P P P Heliports P P C C P P P P P P Mining P P P P P P P P P P Transportation/UtilityCorridors A A A A A A A A A A WirelessCommunicationFacilities[19] A/R A/R A/R A/R A/R A/R A/R A/R A/R A/R A=Allowed

[11] Themaximumallowedcombinedareaofsales-orientedretailandeatinganddrinkingestablishmentsis20%ofthegrossfloorareaof theotherusesallowedbyrightonthepremises.

[12] Usesmustbewithinamixed-usedevelopment.Usesmayoccupyamaximumof50%ofthetotalgrossfloorareawithinthemixed-use developmentonlywhenminimumresidentialdensitiesaremet.PropertiesthatwerezonedcommercialpriortoMarch28,2002areexempt fromthisrequirement.Theseproperties,orlotscreatedfromtheseproperties,maydevelopasasingle-usecommercialdevelopment.The taxassessormapnumbersforexemptpropertiesareasfollows:1S135AA-00400,1S135AA-01400,1S135AA-01900,1S135AA-01901, 1S135DA-02000,1S135AA-02500,1S135AA-02600,1S135AA-02700,1S135DA-01900,and1S1DA-02000.

[13] Salesorrentalofheavyvehiclesorfarmequipmentisallowedconditionally.

[14] Usesallowedonlyasaccessoryusestoalloweduseswherecontainedinthesamestructureandlessthanthegrossfloorareaofthe alloweduse,exceptformotorvehiclesales/rentalwhichisallowedasaprimaryuseinspecificlocationsasprovidedinSubsection 18.670.020.C

[15] Alluseactivitiesmustbecontainedinsideastructureexceptforemployeeandcustomerparking.

[16] Onlymotorvehiclecleaningisallowed.

[17] Themaximumallowedgrossfloorareais60,000squarefeetperbuildingortenantinallMU-CBDsubareasexceptthe99W-Hall subareaasshownonMap18.650.A.

[18] Themaximumallowedgrossfloorareais30,000squarefeetperbuildingortenantwherethesiteismorethanthreeacresinsize.One additionalsquarefootoffloorareaisallowedforeachfoursquarefeetoffloorareaoccupiedordesignedforanalloweduseotherthana sales-orientedretailuse.

[19] SeeChapter18.450,WirelessCommunicationFacilities,foradescriptionofallowedandrestrictedfacilities. (Ord.22-09§2;Ord.22-06§2;Ord.20-01§1;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2) 18.120.040

LandUseRestrictions

ThefollowingrestrictionsapplytoallusesintheC-NandC-Czones:

A. Usesmustbecontainedinsideastructureexceptforthefollowingaccessoryuses:

1. Parkingandloadingareas;

2. Daycareoutdoorplayareas;

3. DiningordrinkingareaswhereassociatedwithanallowedEatingandDrinkingEstablishmentorSales-OrientedRetailuse;or

4. Sale,display,orstorageofhorticulturalandfoodmerchandisewherelimitedtoamaximumareaof5percentofthegrossfloor areaoftheprimaryuse.

B. Useswithdrive-throughservicesoroperatingbefore6a.m.orafter11p.m.areallowedconditionally.

C. Eachuseisallowedamaximumgrossfloorareaof5,000squarefeetperbuildingortenantexceptforthefollowinguses:

1. Sales-OrientedRetailusesprimarilyinvolvedinthesaleoffoodandbeveragesareallowedamaximumgrossfloorareaof40,000 squarefeetperbuildingortenant;and

2. AllotherSales-OrientedRetailusesareallowedamaximumgrossfloorareaof10,000squarefeetperbuildingortenant.(Ord. 18-28§1)

18.120.050HousingTypes

A. Ahousingtypeisnotausecategory.ItdescribesatypeofdevelopmentthatcancontainaResidentialUse.

B. Alistofallowed,limited,andprohibitedhousingtypesincommercialzonesisprovidedinTable18.120.2.Commercialzonesthatdonot allowanyresidentialusesorallowthemonlyinamixed-usedevelopmentarenotincludedinthetable.Termsandabbreviationsusedare definedasfollows:

1. Yes,allowed(Y).Housingtypesthatareallowed.

2. Limited(L).Housingtypesthatrequireaconditionaluseapprovalorareallowedsubjecttospecificlimitations.

3. No,prohibited(N).Housingtypesthatarenotallowedunderanycircumstance.

C. Housingtypesthatareallowedorallowedonalimitedbasisaresubjecttothestandardsandprovisionsoftheapplicabledevelopment standardschapterorapplicableplandistrictchapter,ifany.Theapplicabledevelopmentstandardschapterforeachhousingtypeisindicated inparenthesesinthefirstcolumnofTable18.120.2.

D. Allallowedhousingtypesmaybebuiltonsiteorbroughttothesiteasamanufacturedhome.

CommercialZoneHousingTypes

Y=Yes,Allowed L=Limited,SeeFootnotes N=No,Prohibited

[1] Accessorydwellingunitsareonlyallowedonsiteswithpre-existingsmallformresidentialdevelopment.

[2] MobilehomeparksthatwerelawfullyinexistencepriortotheadoptionoftheMU-CBDzoneareallowed.Allnewmobilehomeparks areprohibited.

[3] Mobilehomeparks,smallformresidential,androwhousesthatwerelawfullyinexistencepriortotheadoptionoftheWashington SquareRegionalCenterPlanDistrictareallowed.Conversionofpre-existingmobilehomeparks,smallformresidential,orrowhousesto otherhousingtypesorusesissubjecttotherequirementsofChapter18.670,WashingtonSquareRegionalCenterPlanDistrict.

[4] Smallformresidentialdevelopmentisallowedwhereitislocatedonthesamesitewithanallowedorconditionaluseandisoccupied exclusivelybyacaretakerorsuperintendentoftheallowedorconditionaluse.

[5] Pre-existingsmallformresidentialandrowhousesareallowed.Allnewsmallformresidentialandrowhousesareprohibited. (Ord.22-06§2;Ord.20-01§1;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2)■

Chapter18.130INDUSTRIALZONES

18.130.010Purpose

Thepurposeofthischapteristoimplementthegoalsandpoliciesofthecomprehensiveplanrelatedtolanduseplanningandeconomic developmentby:

A. Ensuringthatafullrangeofeconomicactivitiesandjobopportunitiesareavailablethroughoutthecity;and

B. Minimizingthepotentialadverseimpactsofindustrialusesonnonindustrialusesbycarefullylocatingandselectingthetypesofuses allowedineachindustrialzone.(Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2)

18.130.020ListofBaseZones

A. I-P:IndustrialParkzone.TheI-Pzoneprovidesappropriatelocationsforcombininglightmanufacturing,office,andsmall-scale commercialuses,suchasrestaurants,personalservices,andfitnesscenters,inacampus-likesettingwithnonuisancecharacteristicssuch asnoise,glare,odor,orvibration.

B. I-L:LightIndustrialzone.TheI-Lzoneprovidesappropriatelocationsforgeneralindustrialusesincluding,butnotlimitedto:industrial services,manufacturingandproduction,researchanddevelopment,warehousingandfreightmovement,andwholesalesalesactivitieswith few,ifany,nuisancecharacteristicssuchasnoise,glare,odor,orvibration.

C. I-H:HeavyIndustrialzone.TheI-Hzoneprovidesappropriatelocationsforintensiveindustrialusesincludingindustrialservice, manufacturingandproduction,researchanddevelopment,warehousingandfreightmovement,railroadyards,waste-relatedbusinesses, andwholesalesalesactivities.ActivitiesintheI-Hzoneincludethosethatinvolvetheuseofrawmaterials,requiresignificantoutdoor storage,orgenerateheavytruckorrailtraffic.(Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2)

18.130.030LandUseStandards

A. GeneralProvisions.Alistofallowed,restricted,conditional,andprohibitedusesinindustrialzonesisprovidedinTable18.130.1.Ifa usecategoryisnotlisted,seeSection18.60.030

1. Allowed(A).Usesthatareallowed,subjecttoalloftheapplicableprovisionsofthistitle.

Table18.120.2
HousingTypes C-G MU-CBD MUE MUC-1 MUC MUE 1and2 MUR 1and2 AccessoryDwellingUnits(18.220) N N N N L[1] L[1] L[1] Apartments(18.230) N Y Y Y Y Y Y CottageClusters(18.240) N N N N N N Y CourtyardUnits(18.250) N N N N N N Y MobileHomeParks(18.260) N L[2] N Y L[3] L[3] L[3] Quads(18.270) N N N N N N Y Rowhouses(18.280) N Y L[5] Y L[3] L[3] Y SmallFormResidential(18.290) L[4] N L[5] N L[3] L[3] L[3]

2. Restricted(R).Usesthatareallowedprovidedtheyareincompliancewithspecialrequirements,exceptions,orrestrictions.

3. Conditional(C).UsesthatrequiretheapprovaloftheHearingsOfficerusingdiscretionarycriteria.Theapprovalprocessand criteriaareprovidedinChapter18.740,ConditionalUses.

4. Prohibited(P).Usesthatarenotallowedunderanycircumstance.

B. Userestrictions.DaycareandcommerciallodgingusesaresubjecttoadditionallanduserestrictionsinSection18.130.040

C. Developmentstandards.ThestandardsfornonresidentialdevelopmentinindustrialzonesarelocatedinChapter18.330,Industrial ZoneDevelopmentStandards,andtheapplicableplandistrictchapter,ifany.

Industrial
UseStandards UseCategories I-P I-L I-H Residential Use Category ResidentialUse[1] R R R Civic / Institutional Use Categories BasicUtilities C[2] C[2] A Colleges P P P CommunityServices[3] C C C CulturalInstitutions P P P DayCare[4] R R R EmergencyServices A A A MedicalCenters P P P PostalService A A A ReligiousInstitutions P P P Schools P P P Social/FraternalClubs/Lodges P P P TemporaryShelter P P P Commercial Use Categories AdultEntertainment P P P Animal-RelatedCommercial A A A BulkSales R[5][6] P P CommercialLodging R[7] P P CustomArtsandCrafts P P P EatingandDrinkingEstablishments R[8] P P IndoorEntertainment A P P MajorEventEntertainment P P P MotorVehicleSales/Rental R[5][9][10] A A MotorVehicleServicing/Repair C A A Non-AccessoryParking A A A Office A P P OutdoorEntertainment A P P OutdoorSales P A A PersonalServices R[8] P P Repair-OrientedRetail A P P Sales-OrientedRetail R[8] P P Self-ServiceStorage A A A VehicleFuelSales A A/C[11] A
Table18.130.1
Zone

A=Allowed R=Restricted C=ConditionalUse P=Prohibited

[1] Asingledetachedhouseisallowedwhereitislocatedonthesamesiteasthealloweduseandisoccupiedexclusivelybythecaretaker, orkennelowneroroperator,andfamily.

[2] Above-groundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesproposedwithdevelopmentandundergroundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesare allowed.Standaloneabove-groundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesnotproposedwithdevelopmentareallowedconditionally.

[3] Limitedtooutdoorrecreationon:(1)landclassifiedasspecialfloodhazardarea,whentherecreationalusedoesnototherwise precludefuturecutandfillasneededtosupportindustrialzonedevelopmentoutsidethespecialfloodhazardarea;and(2)landlocated outsidethespecialfloodhazardarea,whentherecreationaluseistemporaryanddoesnototherwiseprecludeallowedorconditionaluses.

[4] Familydaycareisallowed.OtherdaycareusesaresubjecttoadditionallanduserestrictionsinSubsection18.130.040.A

[5] Alluseactivitiesmustbecontainedinsideastructureexceptforemployeeandcustomerparking.

[6] BulkSalesareonlyallowedintheI-PzoneeastofSW72ndAvenue.Themaximumallowedgrossfloorareais60,000squarefeetper building.

[7] SeeSubsection18.130.040.Bforadditionallanduserestrictions.

[8] Themaximumallowedgrossfloorareaoftheseuses,eitherseparatelyorincombination,is20%oftheentiredevelopmentcomplex. Themaximumallowedgrossfloorareaforretailusesis60,000squarefeetperbuildingortenant.

[9] Themaximumallowedgrossfloorareaoftheseuses,eitherseparatelyorincombination,is10,000squarefeetperlot.

[10] Onlyboatsalesorrentalisallowed.

[11] VehicleFuelSalesallowedunlessincombinationwithconveniencesales,inwhichcaseitisallowedconditionally.

[12] SeeChapter18.450,WirelessCommunicationFacilities,foradescriptionofallowedandrestrictedfacilitiesintheI-Pzone.

(Ord.22-09§2;Ord.20-01§1;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2;Ord.17-22§2)

18.130.040LandUseRestrictions

A. Daycareuses.Thefollowingstandardsapplytoalldaycarefacilitiesinindustrialzones,exceptfamilydaycare:

1. Theapplicantmustprepareanenvironmentalimpactassessmentthatdocumentsnoise,visibleemissions,vibration,odor,glare, andheatfromuseswithin0.25miles.Aplanandprogramfordaycarefacilitiestoprovidemitigationonsiteforanyoftheaboveoff-site impactsmustbeprovided.Soundattenuationwalls,screening,windowcovering,shades,andothersuchmeansareappropriatemeans ofmitigationandmaybeattachedasconditionsofapproval.

2. TheStateofOregonChildCareDivisionCertificationSectionmustbenotifiedoftheproposedsiteplanspriortosubmittingan applicationtoensurethattheplanssubmittedgenerallyaddressthepermittingrequirements.

Industrial
UseStandards Industrial Use Categories GeneralIndustrial P A A HeavyIndustrial P P A IndustrialServices R[5] A A LightIndustrial A A A RailroadYards P P A ResearchandDevelopment A A A Warehouse/FreightMovement P A A Waste-Related P P A WholesaleandEquipmentRental R[5] A A Other Use Categories Cemeteries P C P DetentionFacilities C P C Heliports C C C Mining P P A WirelessCommunicationFacilities A/R[12] A A Transportation/UtilityCorridors A A A
Table18.130.1
Zone

3. Priortooccupancyoftheproposeddaycare,evidenceofcertificationthroughtheStateofOregonChildCareDivisionmustbe providedtothecity.

B. Commerciallodginguses.ThefollowingstandardsapplytoallcommerciallodgingusesintheI-Pzone:

1. Thesitemustbeaminimumoftwoacresandamaximumoffiveacres.

2. ThesitemusthaveaccesstoanarterialorcollectorstreetapprovedbytheCityEngineerwithsufficientcapacitytomaintain adequateaccesstolocalbusinesses.

3. UsesthatareallowedintheI-Pzoneareallowedasaccessoryusestoacommerciallodgingdevelopment,providedthey comprisenomorethan20%oftotalgrossfloorareaofthedevelopment.(Ord.18-28§1)n

Chapter18.140PARKSANDRECREATIONZONE

18.140.010Purpose

Thepurposeofthischapteristopreserveandenhancepublicly-ownedopenspaceandnaturalandimprovedparklandwithinthecity.This zoneisintendedtoservemanyfunctionsincluding:

A. Providingopportunitiesforbothactiveandpassiverecreationalfacilitiestomeetneighborhood,community,andregionalneeds;

B. Providingcontrasttothebuiltenvironment;

C. Providingopportunitiestostrengthencommunityidentity,improvepublichealth,andfosterinteractionsbetweencitizens;

D. Providingeconomicdevelopmentbycreatingadesirablepublicimageandrobustqualityoflife;

E. Recognizingthatpublicly-ownedparkshaveaspecialrelationshiptothecommunityandareanimportantresource;

F. Providingflexibilityintheuseanddevelopmentofrecreationalfacilitiesasthecityrespondstochangesindemographics,program needs,andexternalregulatoryrequirements;and

G. Allowingfortheefficientimplementationofplansandimprovementstoparks,recreationalfacilities,andopenareaswithappropriate reviewswherecompatibilityissuesmayarise.(Ord.18-28§1;Ord.17-22§2)

18.140.020Applicability

TheParksandRecreation(PR)zoneisapplicabletoallcity-ownedlandsintendedasparks,openspace,andrecreationalfacilitiesandmay beappliedwithinallcomprehensiveplandesignations.City-ownedparks,openspace,andrecreationalfacilitieslocatedinaplandistrict mayretainorreceiveotherthanaPRzonedesignationifitbetterfurthersthegoalsoftheplandistrict.Inaddition,otherpublicagencies mayrequestaPRzonedesignationforareasthatmeetthepurposeofthezone.(Ord.18-28§1;Ord.17-22§2)

18.140.030OtherZoningRegulations

Siteswithoverlayzones,plandistricts,inventoriedhazards,orsensitivelandsaresubjecttoadditionalregulations.Specificusesor developmentsmayalsobesubjecttoregulationsasprovidedelsewhereinthistitle.(Ord.18-28§1;Ord.17-22§2)

18.140.040LandUseStandards

A. Generalprovisions.Alistofallowed,restricted,conditional,andprohibitedusesinthePRzoneisprovidedinTable18.140.1.Ifause categoryisnotlisted,seeSection18.60.030

1. Allowed(A).Usesthatareallowed,subjecttoalloftheapplicableprovisionsofthistitle.

2. Conditional(C).UsesthatrequiretheapprovaloftheHearingsOfficerusingdiscretionarycriteria.Theapprovalprocessand criteriaareprovidedinChapter18.740,ConditionalUses.

3. Prohibited(P).Usesthatarenotallowedunderanycircumstance.

Table18.140.1

ParksandRecreationZoneUseStandards

UseCategories UseType ResidentialUseCategory ResidentialUse P Civic/InstitutionalUseCategories BasicUtilities C[1] Colleges P CommunityService A/C[2] CulturalInstitutions C
UseCategories UseType DayCare P EmergencyServices P MedicalCenters P PostalService P ReligiousInstitutions P Schools C[3][4] Social/FraternalClubs/Lodges P TemporaryShelter P CommercialUseCategories AdultEntertainment P Animal-RelatedCommercial P BulkSales P CommercialLodging P CustomArtsandCrafts P EatingandDrinkingEstablishments C[4] IndoorEntertainment P MajorEventEntertainment C MotorVehicleSales/Rental P MotorVehicleServicing/Repair P Non-AccessoryParking P Office C[4] OutdoorEntertainment C OutdoorSales C[4] Table18.140.1 ParksandRecreationZoneUseStandards UseCategories UseType PersonalServices P Repair-OrientedRetail P Sales-OrientedRetail C[4] Self-ServiceStorage P VehicleFuelSales P IndustrialUseCategories GeneralIndustrial P HeavyIndustrial P IndustrialServices P LightIndustrial P RailroadYards P ResearchandDevelopment P Warehouse/FreightMovement P Waste-Related P WholesaleandEquipmentRental P OtherUseCategories Cemeteries P DetentionFacilities P Heliports P Mining P Transportation/UtilityCorridors C[5] WirelessCommunicationFacilities A/C[6]
Table18.140.1 ParksandRecreationZoneUseStandards

A=Allowed C=ConditionalUse P=Prohibited

[1] Above-groundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesproposedwithdevelopmentandundergroundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesare allowed.Standaloneabove-groundpublicandprivateutilityfacilitiesnotproposedwithdevelopmentareallowedconditionally.

[2] SeeSubsections18.140.040.BandCforusetypedetermination.

[3] Restrictedtoactivitiesandfacilitiesfocusedonenvironmentaleducation.

[4] AllowedonlywhenaccessorytoaCommunityServiceuse.

[5] Multi-usetrailsareallowed,allotherusesareconditional.

[6] SeeChapter18.450,WirelessCommunicationFacilities,forrequirements.

B. Alloweddevelopment.WhenassociatedwithaCommunityServiceuse,thefollowingtypesofdevelopmentareallowedprovidedit complieswiththedevelopmentstandardsandotherregulationsofthistitle.Sitedevelopmentreviewisnotrequiredforthetypesof developmentlistedbelow.Allotherapplicablelandusereviewsapply.

1. Parkfurnishingssuchasplayequipment,picnictables,benches,bicycleracks,publicart,trashreceptacles,andotherimprovementsof asimilarnature.

2. Fences.

3. Off-street,multi-usetrails.

4. Structuresupto600squarefeetinsize,andnomorethan15feethigh.

5. Picnicareasdesignedtoaccommodategroupsoflessthan25.

6. Outdoorrecreationalfields,courts,arenas,andotherstructureswhennotilluminatedandnotdesignedorintendedfororganizedsports andcompetitions.

7. Communitygardensupto5,000squarefeetinsize.

8. Routinemaintenanceorreplacementofexistingfacilities.

C. Developmentsubjecttoconditionalusereview.Thefollowingtypesofdevelopmentareallowedsubjecttoconditionalusepermitapproval, asprovidedinChapter18.740,ConditionalUses.

1. Poolsandaquaticcenters,bothindoorandoutdoor.

2. Communityandseniorcentersprovidingafocusforrecreational,social,education,andculturalactivities.Thesemayinclude gymnasiums,indoortracksandfitnessareas,meetingrooms,officeandkitchenspace,andotheramenitiesdesignedforcommunity use.

3. Picnicareasdesignedtoaccommodategroupsof25ormore.

4. Boatramps.

5. Off-streetparkingareas.

6. Recreationalfields,courts,arenas,andassociatedstructuresfororganizedsportsandcompetitions.

7. Stagesandamphitheaters.

8. Dogparks.

9. Communitygardensinexcessof5,000squarefeet.

10. Structuresinexcessof600squarefeetinsize,ormorethan15feethigh.

11. Outdooramplifiedsoundsystems.

12. Illuminatedathleticfields,courts,andotheroutdoorrecreationalfacilitiesintendedtobeusedaftersunset.

13. Camping,unlessassociatedwithanapprovedtemporaryorseasonaleventasprovidedinChapter18.440,TemporaryUses.

14. Golfcourses,includingclubhousesanddrivingranges.

15. Developmentwithinahighvoltagetransmissionlineright-of-way.(Ord.22-09§2;Ord.20-01§1;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.18-23§2; Ord.17-22§2)

18.140.050DevelopmentStandards

DevelopmentwithinthePRzonemustcomplywiththefollowingdevelopmentstandards,exceptwheretheapplicanthasobtainedan adjustmentasprovidedinChapter18.715,Adjustments.

A. Minimumlotsize.None.

B. Minimumlotwidth.None.

C. Maximumstructureheight.None,exceptstructureswithin100feetofaresidentialzonearesubjecttothemaximumheightlimitforthe abuttingresidentialzone.

D. Minimumstructuresetbacks.None,exceptwhereabuttingaresidentialzone.Insuchcasesstructuresmustbesetbackaminimum distanceofonefootforeachfootofbuildingheight.

E. Setbacksfromfuturerights-of-way.Forthepurposeofmeasuringsetbacksfromrights-of-way,thesetbacksaremeasuredfromthe ultimateright-of-wayasshownintheTransportationSystemPlan.

F. Outdoorrecreationfacilitysetbacks.Non-illuminatedplaygroundsmustbesetbackaminimumof25feetfromabuttingresidentiallyzonedproperties.Illuminatedplaygroundsandotherconstructedrecreationalfacilitiessuchasswimmingpools,skateparks,basketball courts,soccerfields,andgrouppicnicareasmustbesetback50feetfromabuttingresidentially-zonedproperties.Wheretheoutdoorfacility abutsaschooluse,thesetbackisreducedtozerofeet.Outdoorrecreationfacilitiesnotmeetingminimumsetbacksprovidedinthis subsectionmaybeconsideredthroughconditionalusereviewasprovidedinChapter18.740,ConditionalUses.

G. Projectionsnotforhumanhabitation.Projectionssuchaschimneys,spires,domes,elevatorshafthousings,towersexcludingTVdish receivers,aerials,flagpoles,andothersimilarobjectsnotusedforhumanoccupancy,arenotsubjecttothebuildingheightlimitationsofthis title.

H. Exceptionstominimumsetbacks.Thefollowingmayprojectintorequiredsetbacks:

1. Cornices,eaves,beltcourses,sills,canopies,orsimilararchitecturalfeaturesmayextendorprojectintoarequiredsetbacknot morethanthreefeetprovidedthesetbackisnotreducedtolessthanthreefeet.

2. Fireplacechimneysmayprojectintoarequiredfront,side,orrearsetbacknotmorethanthreefeetprovidedthesetbackisnot reducedtolessthanthreefeet.

3. Unroofedporches,decks,orbalconiesthreefeetorlessinheightmayprojectintoarequiredrearorsidesetbackprovidedthe projectiondoesnotreducethewidthofanysetbacktolessthanthreefeet.Unroofedporchesmayprojectamaximumofthreefeetinto arequiredfrontsetback.

4. Unroofedlandingsandstairsmayprojectintorequiredfrontorrearsetbacksonly.

I. Bathroomsandconcessions.Bathroomsandconcessionstandsmustbesetbackaminimumdistanceof50feetfromabutting residentialzones.WhereabathroomorconcessionstandabutsaSchoolsuseonaresidentially-zonedproperty,thesetbackisreducedto zerofeet.

J. Parking.DevelopmentmustcomplywithChapter18.410,Off-StreetParkingandLoading.

K. Signs.SignsinthePRzonemustcomplywiththeregulationsapplicabletononresidentiallandusesinresidentialzones,asprovidedin Subsection18.435.130.A

L. Lightsandamplifiedsoundsystems.LightsandamplifiedsoundssystemsmustcomplywithTitle6,NuisanceViolations.Inaddition, glaresourcesmustbehooded,shielded,orotherwiselocatedtoavoiddirectorreflectedilluminationinexcessof0.5footcandles,as measuredatthesiteboundaryoratthefurthestboundaryofabuttingindustrially-zonedproperties.(Ord.22-10§2;Ord.18-28§1;Ord.1823§2;Ord.17-22§2)■

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Jurisdiction: Tigard

City Zoning (updated 9/2016): RES-B (confirm with Tigard City Planning department)

Annexation Proposal / Effective Date / Action / File : BC2413 / 09/14/1987 / Completed annexation to a district / http://library.oregonmetro.gov/annexation/BC2413.pdf

Within Urban Growth Boundary: Yes

Plat:

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Assessor Area: 11 Zipcode: 97223

SERVICES and DISTRICTS

Community Participation Organization CPO4M

Within Enhanced Sheriff's Patrol District [ESPD]

(*Updated July 31st each calendar year): No

Fire District (*Updated July 31st each calendar year): TVFR

Fire Management Zone: 5890

Garbage Hauler: Waste Management of Oregon

Garbage Dropbox: Waste Management of Oregon

Within Metro's district boundary (*Updated July 31st each calendar year): Yes

ODOT District: 2B

Recreation District (*Updated July 31st each calendar year): TTAD

Park System Development Charge: No park SDC to collect

THPRD Special Area : Not in a THPRD Special Area

Sanitation District (*Updated July 31st each calendar year): Clean Water Services

School District (*Updated July 31st each calendar year): TIGARD-TUALATIN

Service District for Lighting Assessment Area/zone: Not in an Assessment Area. Within Urban Road Maintenance District [URMD] (*Updated July 31st each calendar year): No

Water District (*Updated July 31st each calendar year): Tualat Valley Water District

PLANNING

North Bethany Plan Area: Not in North Bethany Sub Area

Community Plan Map: Metzger - Progress

Historic & Cultural Resource Inventory: Not located within Historic and Cultural Resource Overlay District

POD Date Zoned: POD:1-9/9/59

Ground Water Resouce Area: Not located within a Ground Water Resource Area

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SW CEDARCREST ST SW NIPA CT SWTAYLORSFERRYRD SW 75TH PL SW 73RD PL SW CUSHMAN CT S W 7 5 T H A V E S W P I C A S S O LP S W 7 4 T H A V E S W 7 2 N D AVE SW SHADY CT This map is a copy of public record and is provided solely for information purposes. WFG National Title assumes no liability for variations, if any, in dimensions, area or location of the premises or the location of improvements. Customer Service Department 12909 SW 68th Parkway, Suite 350 Portland, OR 97223 (503) 603-1700 cs@wfgnationaltitle.com 06012030Feet Aerial Subject Property Tax Lots ²
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Pop-Facts: Population Quick Facts 9230 SW 74th Ave, Tigard, OR 97223 0 - 1 mi Population 2027 Projection 15,588 2022 Estimate 15,088 2010 Census 13,979 2000 Census 13,164 Growth 2022-2027 3.31% Growth 2010-2022 7.94% Growth 2000-2010 6.19% 2022 Est. Population by Age 15,088 Age 0 to 4 772 5.12% Age 5 to 9 854 5.66% Age 10 to 14 941 6.24% Age 15 to 17 510 3.38% Age 18 to 20 436 2.89% Age 21 to 24 529 3.51% Age 25 to 34 1,833 12.15% Age 35 to 44 2,420 16.04% Age 45 to 54 2,088 13.84% Age 55 to 64 1,963 13.01% Age 65 to 74 1,740 11.53% Age 75 to 84 790 5.23% Age 85 and over 212 1.40% Age 16 and over 12,350 81.86% Age 18 and over 12,010 79.60% Age 21 and over 11,574 76.71% Age 65 and over 2,742 18.17% 2022 Est. Median Age 41.89 2022 Est. Average Age 41.52
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2022 Est. Population by Single-Classification Race 15,088 White Alone 12,328 81.71% Black or African American Alone 567 3.76% American Indian and Alaska Native Alone 70 0.46% Asian Alone 722 4.78% Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone 131 0.87% Some Other Race Alone 548 3.63% Two or More Races 722 4.79% 2022 Est. Population by Ethnicity (Hispanic or Latino) 15,088 Hispanic or Latino 1,242 8.23% Not Hispanic or Latino 13,846 91.77% 2022 Est. Population by Sex 15,088 Male 7,538 49.96% Female 7,550 50.04%
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2022 Est. Households by Household Size 6,485 1-person 1,909 29.43% 2-person 2,360 36.40% 3-person 1,068 16.47% 4-person 776 11.96% 5-person 250 3.86% 6-person 76 1.17% 7-or-more-person 46 0.72% 2022 Est. Average Household Size 2.31
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2022 Est. HHs by Type by Presence of Own Children 4,005 Married-Couple Family, own children 1,250 31.21% Married-Couple Family, no own children 1,912 47.72% Male Householder, own children 129 3.22% Male Householder, no own children 131 3.27% Female Householder, own children 334 8.34% Female Householder, no own children 250 6.23% Copyright
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Pop-Facts: Demographic Snapshot (Part 1) 9230 SW 74th Ave, Tigard, OR 97223 0 - 1 mi Population 2027 Projection 15,588 2022 Estimate 15,088 2010 Census 13,979 2000 Census 13,164 Growth 2022-2027 3.31% Growth 2010-2022 7.94% Growth 2000-2010 6.19% 2022 Est. Population by Single-Classification Race 15,088 White Alone 12,328 81.71% Black or African American Alone 567 3.76% American Indian and Alaska Native Alone 70 0.46% Asian Alone 722 4.78% Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone 131 0.87% Some Other Race Alone 548 3.63% Two or More Races 722 4.79% 2022 Est. Population Hispanic or Latino by Origin 15,088 Not Hispanic or Latino 13,846 91.77% Hispanic or Latino 1,242 8.23% Hispanic or Latino by Origin 1,242 Mexican 881 70.95% Puerto Rican 40 3.24% Cuban 19 1.51% All Other Hispanic or Latino 302 24.31% 2022 Est. Hisp. or Latino Pop by Single-Classification Race 1,242 White Alone 548 44.16% Black or African American Alone 15 1.17% American Indian and Alaska Native Alone 11 0.88% Asian Alone 4 0.35% Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone 1 0.06% Some Other Race Alone 530 42.71% Two or More Races 132 10.67%

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2022 Est. Pop by Race, Asian Alone, by Category 722 Chinese, except Taiwanese 263 36.41% Filipino 130 18.01% Japanese 40 5.49% Asian Indian 1 0.21% Korean 56 7.74% Vietnamese 51 7.08% Cambodian 0 0.00% Hmong 46 6.36% Laotian 0 0.00% Thai 11 1.51% All other Asian Races, including 2 or more 124 17.20% 2022 Est. Population by Ancestry 15,088 Arab 2 0.02% Czech 111 0.74% Danish 125 0.83% Dutch 143 0.95% English 1,538 10.19% French (except Basque) 265 1.76% French Canadian 56 0.37% German 1,928 12.78% Greek 128 0.85% Hungarian 56 0.37% Irish 1,292 8.57% Italian 473 3.13% Lithuanian 41 0.27% Norwegian 513 3.40% Polish 285 1.89% Portuguese 10 0.07% Russian 139 0.92% Scottish 357 2.37% Scotch-Irish 164 1.08% Slovak 19 0.12% Subsaharan African 0 0.00% Swedish 295 1.95% Swiss 77 0.51% Ukrainian 68 0.45% United States or American 639 4.23% Welsh 111 0.74% West Indian (except Hisp. groups) 18 0.12% Other Ancestries 4,489 29.75% Ancestry Unclassified 1,747 11.58% 2022 Est. Pop Age 5+ by Language Spoken At Home 14,316 Speak only English 12,826 89.59%
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2022 Est. Population by Sex 15,088 Male 7,538 49.96% Female 7,550 50.04% 2022 Est. Population by Age 15,088 Age 0 to 4 772 5.12% Age 5 to 9 854 5.66% Age 10 to 14 941 6.24% Age 15 to 17 510 3.38% Age 18 to 20 436 2.89% Age 21 to 24 529 3.51% Age 25 to 34 1,833 12.15% Age 35 to 44 2,420 16.04% Age 45 to 54 2,088 13.84% Age 55 to 64 1,963 13.01% Age 65 to 74 1,740 11.53% Age 75 to 84 790 5.23% Age 85 and over 212 1.40% Age 16 and over 12,350 81.86% Age 18 and over 12,010 79.60% Age 21 and over 11,574 76.71% Age 65 and over 2,742 18.17% 2022 Est. Median Age 41.89 2022 Est. Average Age 41.52
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2022 Est. Male Population by Age 7,538 Age 0 to 4 394 5.22% Age 5 to 9 439 5.83% Age 10 to 14 482 6.40% Age 15 to 17 268 3.56% Age 18 to 20 231 3.06% Age 21 to 24 286 3.80% Age 25 to 34 942 12.50% Age 35 to 44 1,241 16.47% Age 45 to 54 1,060 14.06% Age 55 to 64 973 12.91% Age 65 to 74 796 10.56% Age 75 to 84 343 4.55% Age 85 and over 82 1.09% 2022 Est. Median Age, Male 40.85 2022 Est. Average Age, Male 40.47 2022 Est. Female Population by Age 7,550 Age 0 to 4 378 5.01% Age 5 to 9 415 5.50% Age 10 to 14 459 6.08% Age 15 to 17 242 3.20% Age 18 to 20 205 2.71% Age 21 to 24 243 3.22% Age 25 to 34 891 11.80% Age 35 to 44 1,178 15.60% Age 45 to 54 1,028 13.61% Age 55 to 64 990 13.11% Age 65 to 74 945 12.51% Age 75 to 84 447 5.91% Age 85 and over 130 1.72% 2022 Est. Median Age, Female 42.99 2022 Est. Average Age, Female 42.55
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2022 Est. Pop Age 15+ by Marital Status 12,520 Total, Never Married 4,048 32.33% Males, Never Married 2,229 17.81% Females, Never Married 1,818 14.52% Married, Spouse present 5,898 47.11% Married, Spouse absent 206 1.65% Widowed 499 3.99% Males, Widowed 122 0.98% Females, Widowed 377 3.01% Divorced 1,869 14.93% Males, Divorced 777 6.20% Females, Divorced 1,092 8.72% 2022 Est. Pop Age 25+ by Edu. Attainment 11,045 Less than 9th grade 120 1.08% Some High School, no diploma 258 2.33% High School Graduate (or GED) 1,769 16.02% Some College, no degree 2,385 21.59% Associate Degree 652 5.90% Bachelor's Degree 3,520 31.87% Master's Degree 1,562 14.14% Professional School Degree 477 4.32% Doctorate Degree 303 2.74% 2022 Est. Pop. Age 25+ by Edu. Attain., Hisp./Lat. 678 No High School Diploma 54 7.92% High School Graduate 61 9.02% Some College or Associate's Degree 249 36.77% Bachelor's Degree or Higher 314 46.29% Copyright © Claritas, LLC 2022. All rights reserved. 9230 SW 74th Ave, Tigard, OR 97223 Sitewise Online Pop-Facts: Demographic Snapshot (Part 1) Pop-Facts: Demographic Snapshot (Part 1) 9230 SW 74th Ave, Tigard, OR 97223 0 - 1 mi
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2022 Est. Family HH Type by Presence of Own Children 4,005 Married-Couple Family, own children 1,250 31.21% Married-Couple Family, no own children 1,912 47.72% Male Householder, own children 129 3.22% Male Householder, no own children 131 3.27% Female Householder, own children 334 8.34% Female Householder, no own children 250 6.23% 2022 Est. Households by Household Size 6,485 1-person 1,909 29.43% 2-person 2,360 36.40% 3-person 1,068 16.47% 4-person 776 11.96% 5-person 250 3.86% 6-person 76 1.17% 7-or-more-person 46 0.72% 2022 Est. Average Household Size 2.31 2022 Est. Households by Presence of People Under 18 6,485 Households with 1 or more People under Age 18 1,832 28.25% Households with No People under Age 18 4,653 71.75% Households with 1 or more People under Age 18 1,832 Married-Couple Family 1,286 70.19% Other Family, Male Householder 150 8.21% Other Family, Female Householder 379 20.68% Nonfamily, Male Householder 10 0.54% Nonfamily, Female Householder 7 0.39% Households with No People under Age 18 4,653 Married-Couple Family 1,874 40.28% Other Family, Male Householder 115 2.48% Other Family, Female Householder 205 4.40% Nonfamily, Male Householder 1,193 25.63% Nonfamily, Female Householder 1,266 27.20%
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2022 Est. Households by Number of Vehicles 6,485 No Vehicles 336 5.18% 1 Vehicle 2,073 31.97% 2 Vehicles 2,817 43.44% 3 Vehicles 911 14.05% 4 Vehicles 277 4.27% 5 or more Vehicles 71 1.09% 2022 Est. Average Number of Vehicles 1.86 Family Households 2027 Projection 4,147 2022 Estimate 4,005 2010 Census 3,680 2000 Census 3,430 Growth 2022-2027 3.54% Growth 2010-2022 8.86% Growth 2000-2010 7.29% 2022 Est. Families by Poverty Status 4,005 2022 Families at or Above Poverty 3,844 95.97% 2022 Families at or Above Poverty with Children 1,448 36.14% 2022 Families Below Poverty 162 4.03% 2022 Families Below Poverty with Children 105 2.62% 2022 Est. Pop Age 16+ by Employment Status 12,350 In Armed Forces 68 0.55% Civilian - Employed 8,387 67.91% Civilian - Unemployed 333 2.69% Not in Labor Force 3,562 28.84% 2022 Est. Civ. Employed Pop 16+ by Class of Worker 8,277 For-Profit Private Workers 5,402 65.27% Non-Profit Private Workers 726 8.77% Local Government Workers 553 6.68% State Government Workers 352 4.26% Federal Government Workers 210 2.54% Self-Employed Workers 1,019 12.31% Unpaid Family Workers 15 0.18%
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2022 Est. Civ. Employed Pop 16+ by Occupation 8,277 Architect/Engineer 408 4.93% Arts/Entertainment/Sports 211 2.55% Building Grounds Maintenance 137 1.65% Business/Financial Operations 887 10.72% Community/Social Services 115 1.39% Computer/Mathematical 273 3.30% Construction/Extraction 244 2.95% Education/Training/Library 591 7.15% Farming/Fishing/Forestry 50 0.60% Food Prep/Serving 519 6.27% Healthcare Practitioner/Technician 566 6.84% Healthcare Support 310 3.74% Maintenance Repair 95 1.15% Legal 176 2.13% Life/Physical/Social Science 132 1.59% Management 996 12.03% Office/Admin. Support 804 9.71% Production 321 3.88% Protective Service 83 1.00% Sales/Related 679 8.21% Personal Care/Service 332 4.01% Transportation/Moving 349 4.22% 2022 Est. Pop 16+ by Occupation Classification 8,277 Blue Collar 1,010 12.20% White Collar 5,838 70.53% Service & Farm 1,429 17.27% 2022 Est. Workers Age 16+ by Transp. To Work 8,133 Drove Alone 6,042 74.29% Car Pooled 643 7.90% Public Transportation 583 7.17% Walked 117 1.44% Bicycle 59 0.73% Other Means 45 0.55% Worked at Home 643 7.91% 2022 Est. Workers Age 16+ by Travel Time to Work* Less than 15 minutes 1,513 15 to 29 Minutes 3,722 30 to 44 Minutes 1,543 45 to 59 Minutes 325 60 or more Minutes 375
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2022 Est. Avg. Travel Time to Work in Minutes* 26.55 2022 Est. Occupied Housing Units by Tenure 6,485 Owner-Occupied 4,262 65.72% Renter-Occupied 2,223 34.28% 2022 Occupied Housing Units: Avg. Length of Residence Owner-Occupied 13 Renter-Occupied 6 9230 SW 74th Ave, Tigard, OR 97223 Sitewise Online Pop-Facts: Demographic Snapshot (Part 2) Pop-Facts: Demographic Snapshot (Part 2) 9230 SW 74th Ave, Tigard, OR 97223 0 - 1 mi

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2022 Est. Owner Occupied Housing Units by Value 4,262 Value Less than $20,000 9 0.21% Value $20,000 to $39,999 1 0.03% Value $40,000 to $59,999 18 0.42% Value $60,000 to $79,999 0 0.00% Value $80,000 to $99,999 4 0.10% Value $100,000 to $149,999 12 0.29% Value $150,000 to $199,999 8 0.19% Value $200,000 to $299,999 75 1.76% Value $300,000 to $399,999 486 11.39% Value $400,000 to $499,999 905 21.23% Value $500,000 to $749,999 1,820 42.70% Value $750,000 to $999,999 762 17.87% Value $1,000,000 to $1,499,999 125 2.93% Value $1,500,000 to $1,999,999 17 0.40% Value $2,000,000 or more 20 0.47% 2022 Est. Median All Owner-Occupied Housing Unit Value $584,146 2022 Est. Housing Units by Units in Structure 6,775 1 Unit Attached 387 5.72% 1 Unit Detached 4,749 70.10% 2 Units 121 1.79% 3 or 4 Units 192 2.83% 5 to 19 Units 661 9.76% 20 to 49 Units 235 3.47% 50 or More Units 379 5.59% Mobile Home or Trailer 35 0.52% Boat, RV, Van, etc. 15 0.23% Dominant structure type 1 Unit Detached 2022 Est. Housing Units by Year Structure Built 6,775 Housing Units Built 2014 or Later 594 8.77% Housing Units Built 2010 to 2013 194 2.86% Housing Units Built 2000 to 2009 541 7.98% Housing Units Built 1990 to 1999 728 10.75% Housing Units Built 1980 to 1989 853 12.59% Housing Units Built 1970 to 1979 1,593 23.52% Housing Units Built 1960 to 1969 779 11.51% Housing Units Built 1950 to 1959 835 12.32% Housing Units Built 1940 to 1949 324 4.78% Housing Units Built 1939 or Earlier 333 4.92% 2022 Est. Median Year Structure Built** 1977 Dominant Year Structure Built 1970 to 1979
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2010 Population by Age 13,979 Age 0 to 4 974 6.97% Age 5 to 9 793 5.67% Age 10 to 14 700 5.01% Age 15 to 17 428 3.06% Age 18 to 20 369 2.64% Age 21 to 24 601 4.30% Age 25 to 34 2,220 15.88% Age 35 to 44 2,030 14.52% Age 45 to 54 2,102 15.04% Age 55 to 64 2,166 15.49% Age 65 to 74 938 6.71% Age 75 to 84 474 3.39% Age 85 and over 184 1.32% Age 16 and over 11,376 81.38% Age 18 and over 11,084 79.29% Age 21 and over 10,715 76.65% Age 65 and over 1,596 11.42% 2010 Median Age 39.46
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2010 Male Population by Age 6,971 Age 0 to 4 500 7.17% Age 5 to 9 420 6.03% Age 10 to 14 383 5.49% Age 15 to 17 229 3.28% Age 18 to 20 184 2.64% Age 21 to 24 296 4.24% Age 25 to 34 1,134 16.27% Age 35 to 44 1,036 14.86% Age 45 to 54 1,042 14.95% Age 55 to 64 1,036 14.86% Age 65 to 74 443 6.35% Age 75 to 84 207 2.98% Age 85 and over 62 0.89% 2010 Median Age, Male 38.28 2010 Female Population by Age 7,007 Age 0 to 4 474 6.77% Age 5 to 9 373 5.32% Age 10 to 14 317 4.52% Age 15 to 17 199 2.84% Age 18 to 20 185 2.64% Age 21 to 24 306 4.36% Age 25 to 34 1,085 15.49% Age 35 to 44 994 14.19% Age 45 to 54 1,060 15.13% Age 55 to 64 1,130 16.12% Age 65 to 74 495 7.06% Age 75 to 84 267 3.81% Age 85 and over 123 1.75% 2010 Median Age, Female 40.68
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Pop-Facts: Census Demographic Overview (Part 2) 9230 SW 74th Ave, Tigard, OR 97223 0 - 1 mi Households 2027 Projection 6,721 2022 Estimate 6,485 2010 Census 5,937 2000 Census 5,565 Growth 2022-2027 3.63% Growth 2010-2022 9.24% Growth 2000-2010 6.67% 2010 Households by Household Type 5,937 Family Households 3,680 61.98% Non-family Households 2,257 38.02% 2010 Group Quarters Population 80 2010 Hispanic or Latino Households 303 5.11% 2010 Households by Household Size 5,937 1-person 1,681 28.31% 2-person 2,190 36.89% 3-person 971 16.35% 4-person 746 12.57% 5-person 234 3.94% 6-person 71 1.20% 7-or-more-person 44 0.74%
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2010 Households by Type and Presence of Children 5,937 Married-Couple Family, own children 1,150 19.38% Male Householder, own children 117 1.98% Female Householder, own children 301 5.07% Married-Couple Family, no own children 1,760 29.65% Male Householder, no own children 122 2.05% Female Householder, no own children 228 3.85% Non-family Households 2,257 38.02% 2010 Households by Presence of People Under Age 18 5,937 HH with 1 or More People Under Age 18: 1,674 28.20% Households with No People Under Age 18: 4,263 71.80% HH with 1 or More People Under Age 18: 1,674 Married-Couple Family 1,182 70.58% Other Family, Male Householder 134 8.03% Other Family, Female Householder 342 20.44% Nonfamily, Male Householder 10 0.59% Nonfamily, Female Householder 6 0.37% Households with No People Under Age 18: 4,263 Married-Couple Family 1,729 40.56% Other Family, Male Householder 105 2.46% Other Family, Female Householder 188 4.40% Nonfamily, Male Householder 1,087 25.50% Nonfamily, Female Householder 1,154 27.07% 2010 Occupied Housing Units by Tenure 5,937 Owner-Occupied 3,930 66.19% Renter-Occupied 2,007 33.81%
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# Street Cross Street Dir. Volume Type/Year Dist. (mi) 1. SW 74th Ave SW Cedarcrest St S 749 Current Year 0.0 2. SW Cedarcrest St SW 75th Ave W 296 Current Year 0.1 3. SW 74th Ave SW Shady Ln S 690 Current Year 0.1 4. SW Shady Ln SW 74th Ave W 493 Current Year 0.1 5. SW 74th Ave SW Elmwood St S 690 Current Year 0.1 6. SW Shady Ln SW Shady Pl W 296 Current Year 0.1 7. SW Elmwood St SW 74th Ave E 296 Current Year 0.2 8. SW 70th Ave SW Taylors Ferry Rd N 148 Current Year 0.2 9. SW 74th Ave SW Barbara Ln S 641 Current Year 0.2 10. SW Shady Pl SW Lola Ln N 296 Current Year 0.2 11. SW Taylors Ferry Road SW 77th Ave NE 4,694 Current Year 0.2 12. SW Barbara Ln SW Shady Pl E 296 Current Year 0.2 13. SW Shady Pl SW Ash Creek Ct S 296 Current Year 0.3 14. SW 69th Ave SW Taylors Ferry Rd N 345 Current Year 0.3 15. SW Barbara Ln SW Shady Pl W 296 Current Year 0.3 16. SW 69th Ave SW 70th Ave S 296 Current Year 0.3
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