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The Botts Marsh property owner has requested annexation-related rezoning of several industrial (IND) tax lots to R-2 residential in Wheeler, citing state middle-housing mandates and a county housing shortage. The change would allow a mix of single-family and cottage-style units as a phased development over about five years. The project is projected to add $191,673 per year in property tax and enable an urban renewal district generating about $1.59 million in tax increment over 25 years. This sets up demand for planning, engineering, infrastructure, housing design, and finance support once entitlements are in place.
Hood River is debating a $9 million roundabout at Mt Adams and Cascade as the first of five planned intersection improvements in west Hood River, potentially totaling around $50 million. A property owner proposes an alternative couplet design that would require updating the Transportation System Plan (TSP) and ODOT’s IAMP but would cut costs and open land for higher-value development. The council is set to continue discussion of a proportionate share district to fund the initial roundabout. This is early-stage transportation planning where engineering, planning, and economic development consultants can help shape the preferred solution and funding strategy.
Executive leadership has approved moving forward with design for the final 2027 bond-funded projects, including commons renovations, kitchen and bookstore expansion, library and lecture hall changes, lactation rooms, lobby upgrades, food warming capabilities, and solar panels at North Center. Design using the remaining $5.6 million in bond funds will start in July 2026 and finish by year-end for bidding, with construction planned for Summer 2027. Architects, engineers, solar providers, and interior vendors should prepare to engage during design and subsequent procurements.
Integrus Architecture completed a draft facility condition assessment for the 1939 Silverton Community Pool, recommending full pool shell replacement and major system renovations, estimated at about $11 million. The Task Force and Council are now looking at options for a larger replacement pool, partnerships with the School District and YMCA, site alternatives, and operational budgets. This opens room for design, engineering, funding, and operator partners ahead of a phase 2 feasibility study and eventual procurement.
Silverton is advancing Phase 2 design for a new Downtown Plaza Park south of City Hall, including engineering drawings and bid documents for construction and administration. Council has reviewed 60% plans and cost‑reduction options that bring construction from about $10 million down to $8.5–8.8 million, and has approved an alternate bid method that weighs contractor qualifications and cost. Staff is now working through funding strategies and preparing for future bidding.
Chemeketa submitted a $12,000,000 HECC capital grant application to augment a Building 3 remodel, including HVAC and roofing system updates. If funded, the project will be a large facilities upgrade aligned with the college’s capital program. Construction, mechanical, roofing, and engineering firms should monitor the outcome of the application and begin positioning to support design, value engineering, and future bids if the grant is awarded.
Lane County is implementing a ~$6M CDBG‑DR funded program to purchase and place about 20 affordable ADUs in the McKenzie River Valley for fire-displaced renters and low-income residents. Developer and placement work is tied to the McKenzie Valley Long Term Recovery Group, with ADU purchases and site improvements already authorized. Vendors supplying factory-built housing, site work, utilities, wildfire hardening, and inspections can pursue ongoing implementation and future increments of the ADU portfolio.
Cannon Beach plans to acquire the 4.07-acre Holland Property (Haystack Hill) as protected public open space using privately donated funds. Sunset Parks and Recreation Foundation will act as the 501(c)(3) fiscal agent, managing fundraising and project funds with a 10% administrative charge capped at $200,000. The agreement and escrow/deed restriction structure are being finalized, so there is active planning for fundraising strategy, donor outreach tools, and potential conservation-related services.
The City of McMinnville reviewed options for a new Community Recreation Center, including multiple pool configurations, spectator seating, a community room, and gym bleachers. Total project costs range from about $83M to $90M depending on pool size and amenities, with funding tied to a planned November 2026 or May 2027 bond. The council still must confirm the program, bond date, budget, and finalize concept design, so planners, designers, and pre-bond communications and cost advisory firms have an opening to help refine scope and bond materials.
Sweet Home SD is moving from long-range facility planning into design for a newly approved bond project. Staff recommend negotiating a professional services agreement with GLAS Architects for architecture, engineering, and related consulting, based on a previously issued LRFP RFP that allowed follow-on work. GLAS has proposed a $2.76 million scope covering full design and engineering, and the board is asked on July 13, 2026 to authorize negotiations and limited planning work. Facility design, engineering, and project management vendors can still influence programming details, phasing, and potential subconsulting or specialty scopes tied to this large capital program.
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