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17
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1
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CAPITAL HILL PUD
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Public Testimony
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3/7/2018
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I Opinion by Bassham. <br />2 NATURE OF THE DECISION <br />3 Petitioners appeal a city council decision on remand from LUBA approving an 86-lot <br />4 planned unit development (PUD) <br />5 MOTION TO INTERVENE <br />6 Persimmon Development (intervenor), the applicant below, moves to intervene on the <br />7 side of respondent. There is no opposition to the motion, and it is allowed. <br />8 FACTS <br />9 The challenged decision approves an 86-lot PUD on a 69.5-acre parcel in the City of <br />10 Gresham near unincorporated areas of Clackamas County. The subject property is steeply <br />11 sloped and wooded, and within the city's Hillside Physical Constraint Overlay District <br />12 (HPCD). The proposed development required a variance to allow two cul-de-sacs over 200 <br />13 feet in length, a tree removal permit to log approximately 1800 trees in areas where streets <br />14 and utilities are proposed, and construction of a secondary road access for emergency <br />15 vehicles through an existing residential lot in an adjoining subdivision within unincorporated <br />16 Clackamas County. <br />17 The city's initial approval was appealed to this Board, which sustained three <br />18 assignments of error, and remanded the decision to the city to address, among other things, <br />19 whether (1) providing the emergency vehicle access is feasible, and (2) removing 1800 trees <br />20 constitutes "clear cutting" that is prohibited under city code. <br />21 On remand, the city conducted a public hearing and adopted additional findings <br />22 concluding in relevant part that it is feasible to obtain the required emergency access and that <br />23 the proposed tree removal did not constitute "clear-cutting" that is prohibited under city <br />24 code. This appeal followed. <br />Page 2 <br />
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