Pahlisch Homes Inc. is requesting a Type III Modification of Approval of the Petrosa Major Community Master Plan to increase the plan area by 12.1 acres, including 9.1 zoned Standard Density Residential (RS) southeast of Butler Market and Eagle Road, 2.1 acres zoned RS along the North Unit Canal (to be kept as open space), and .9 acres to be zoned as General Commercial (CG) east of Deschutes Market Road. Note: See map of subject properties on the notice attachment.
Also, there is a Type III Quasi-judicial request for Annexation of the 12.1 acres to be added to the Petrosa Master Planned Development.
Project number: PLMOD20210109 and PLANX20210236
Location: 63060 Deschutes Market Road and 21435 Butler Market Road
The meeting will be held Wednesday, April 21, 2021 beginning at 7:00 PM, via a virtual meeting platform. The meeting will be held on-line via ZOOM.
Attendance instructions can be found a http://www.bendoregon.gov/councilagenda prior to the hearing.
Staff Reviewer Karen Swenson, AICP, Senior Planner 541-388-5567 kswenson@bendoregon.gov
BANA’s April 22 meeting is a shared meeting sponsored by CenturyWest NA.a
Time 5:30 p.m.
Topic: Fire Ready Neighborhoods
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PacifiCorp Eyes Juniper Ridge for
New Service Center
PacifiCorp will hold a public meeting on its Site Plan and Design Review Application to the City of Bend for a new Service Center in Juniper Ridge. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 8, 2021, 5:00 pm, via a virtual meeting platform. The meeting will be held on-line via ZOOM. To participate:
You may participate by phone (253) 215-8782 Meeting # 984 5675 7871
The complex is to be situated between NE Cooley Road and NE Talus Place; Lot 9, Phase 2 within the Juniper Ridge Employment Sub district (to be located to the east of Les Schwab HQ building with primary entrance from Cooley). The development will include Administrative Offices, Training Center, Warehouse, Truck Bays, Staging Areas, Mechanics Shop and storage areas.
Greg Blackmore of Blackmore Planning and Development Services, LLC is the contact person for the site plan. He may be contacted greg@blackmoreplanning.com
Boyd Acres Neighborhood Association (BANA)
Member and Board Meeting Agenda
6:00 Member Meeting Opens
6:05 City Councilor Megan Perkins will tell us about herself, her views and commitment to our community, followed by Q&A
7:05 Board meeting
Financials- Joan Miller
Committee reports
Land use - Jim Beauchemin
NLA - Kathy Roche
Business outreach - Tom Fisher
Website update and survey - Joette Storm
Newsletter/NLA/NART/social media assignments
Safety/slow down signs - Cindy
Discussion about managed camps
Flock Safety - Cindy
New logo - Cindy
Arbor Day ideas April 30th
The City Council will discuss a proposal eliminate all off street parking requirements on new developments. Learn more at
DoesParkingMatter.com
Free workshops on preparing your property for fire season. Lear about landscaping and fire resistant materials.
To aid in removing flammable materials from yards and neighborhoods the city will allow yard waste dumping for free on three Saturdays in May.
Property owners should clear a defensible space between vegetation and houses or structures on their property.
Welcome to our neighborhood. Boyd Acres is one of 13 areas defined and funded by the City of Bend. Boyd Acres Neighborhood Association (BANA) is NOT a Homeowners Association (HOA). Neighborhood Associations are mechanisms for communication between residents and the City Council. Each association has a representative on the Neighborhood Leadership Alliance, an official city committee.
BANA's boundaries are Hamby Road on the east and the Deschutes River to the west. The southern boundary is defined by Mt Washington Dr., the North Unit Irrigation Canal and Butler Market Rd. The north boundary is north of Cooley Road.
Bend, Oregon is an incorporated city in Deschutes County, one of three counties that are often referred to as Central Oregon. Whether you are a prospective resident, visitor, a new or longtime resident, these pages and links will direct you to more information that will help you enjoy and deal with all the neighborhood has to offer.
Our neighborhood is named for Charles William Boyd, the iconic pioneer, who came to Central Oregon in 1904, drawn by the potential to grow his cattle business. He purchased six acres by the Deschutes River with prospects for a water wheel and dam. A year later his family joined him and eventually his holdings grew to 600 acres supplying beef across the region. The area became know for its ranching and timber industries.
BANA welcomes newcomers and long time residents to participate in our activities and meetings. See Get Involved.
The City Council will discuss a proposal eliminate all off street parking requirements on new developments. Learn more at
DoesParkingMatter.com
Free workshops on preparing your property for fire season. Lear about landscaping and fire resistant materials.
To aid in removing flammable materials from yards and neighborhoods the city will allow yard waste dumping for free on three Saturdays in May.
Property owners should clear a defensible space between vegetation and houses or structures on their property.