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Council adopts multiple items: appointments, annexation/zone change order and ordinance, two zone changes and an intergovernmental agreement
Summary
At its March 4 meeting the Hillsboro City Council approved appointment listings, a city‑initiated annexation and zone change (order 23 / ordinance 6497), affirmed a planning board zone change (order 25), adopted consent items, and authorized an intergovernmental agreement with Washington County.
Hillsboro City Council on March 4 approved several routine and land‑use items during its meeting and work session.
Most significant votes - Annexation and zone change (Order No. 23) and Ordinance No. 6497: The council adopted order number 23, affirming a city‑initiated zone change related to two parcels totaling approximately 10.11 acres that were being annexed into the city. The council subsequently adopted ordinance 6497 to annex the parcels into the city limits. At the February 18 hearing the council had asked staff to evaluate adding a condition of approval; Rachel Marble reported staff had evaluated five potential conditions and found two inapplicable and three not met, and recommended against adding a condition. “Based on that, those findings and that conclusion, staff is not recommending adding a condition of approval at this time,” Marble said. A motion to adopt…
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