Date NOTICE OF URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARY AMENDMENT An amendment to the [city urban growth boundary (UGB) became final on [date]. name] This amendment expands the UGB to accommodate planned residential, commercial and industrial growth for the next 20 years. In reaching this decision, the city, in coordination with [name] County, updated its population forecast in the acknowledged comprehensive plan, analyzed buildable land in the city, and revised comprehensive plan policies about future urban development. The amendment adds [#] acres to the UGB. You may review a copy of this decision at the [city] The office is at Planning Department. , City Name, Oregon . Office hours are You may purchase a copy of the decision for 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. at the planning department or by mailing your request for information along with the payment. Call $5.00 Jane if you have questions. at 541-555-1111 If you believe that the amendment does not comply with applicable regulations, you may submit an objection to Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development. An objection must contain three elements. Address each of these in your objection: Show how you participated in the UGB amendment either by speaking at a public meeting or by sending written comments about the proposal; Explain your objection to the adopted amendment. Be as specific as possible, including what goal, rule, or statute has been violated and why; and Recommend a specific change that would resolve your objection. Submit the objection in hard copy or via e-mail to: Attention: Periodic Review Specialist Department of Land Conservation and Development , 97301 E-mail: DLCD must receive the objection no later than 21 days from the date the notice was sent by the local government (the postmark date if mailed). [Or: DLCD must receive the objection by [date].] Send a copy of the objection to the city and county planning departments. If you have questions about review of this work task, please contact the DLCD Regional DLCD’s Representative: name, phone number, and e-mail address.
Date NOTICE OF URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARY AMENDMENT An amendment to the [city name] urban growth boundary (UGB) became final on [date]. This amendment expands the UGB to accommodate planned residential, commercial and industrial growth for the next 20 years. In reaching this decision, the city, in coordination with [name] County, updated its population forecast in the acknowledged comprehensive plan, analyzed buildable land in the city, and revised comprehensive plan policies about future urban development. The amendment adds [#] acres to the UGB. You may review a copy of this decision at the [city] Planning Department. The office is at , City Name, Oregon . Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. You may purchase a copy of the decision for $5.00 at the planning department or by mailing your request for information along with the payment. Call Jane at 541-555-1111 if you have questions. If you believe that the amendment does not comply with applicable regulations, you may submit an objection to Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development. An objection must contain three elements. Address each of these in your objection: Show how you participated in the UGB amendment either by speaking at a public meeting or by sending written comments about the proposal; Explain your objection to the adopted amendment. Be as specific as possible, including what goal, rule, or statute has been violated and why; and Recommend a specific change that would resolve your objection. Submit the objection in hard copy or via e-mail to: Attention: Periodic Review Specialist Department of Land Conservation and Development , 97301 E-mail: DLCD must receive the objection no later than 21 days from the date the notice was sent by the local government (the postmark date if mailed). [Or: DLCD must receive the objection by [date].] Send a copy of the objection to the city and county planning departments. If you have questions about DLCD’s review of this work task, please contact the DLCD Regional Representative: name, phone number, and e-mail address.