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Sutherlin planning staff outlines Oak Street Commons workforce housing plan, $2.86M in infrastructure funding secured
Summary
Planning staff told the Sutherlin Planning Commission the city has purchased land for Oak Street Commons, secured $2,860,000 for infrastructure, and will issue an RFP for engineering work ahead of a plan amendment and zone-change recommendation to city council.
Planning staff told the Sutherlin Planning Commission on Jan. 21 that the city has purchased property for a proposed Oak Street Commons workforce housing project and has secured $2,860,000 in infrastructure funding to begin water and sewer work.
The project is intended as workforce housing “not high end, not low end,” staff said, and will include mixed housing types. Staff said the initial buildout concepts include two nine-unit buildings, a fourplex, roughly 35 single-family dwellings, 17–18 cottages and a community center.
The project team will advertise a request for proposals for engineering services to provide design and construction management. “Tomorrow,…
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