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Milwaukie planning commission approves partition and conservation easement for 9201 SE McLaughlin Blvd.
Summary
The Milwaukie Planning Commission unanimously approved a minor land partition (MLP-2025-001) that splits a developed site along Johnson Creek and protects mapped natural-resource areas via a perpetual restricted development easement instead of creating a separate unbuildable tract.
The Milwaukie Planning Commission on Tuesday approved application MLP-2025-001, allowing a minor land partition at 9201 Southeast McLaughlin Boulevard that will divide the 14.5-acre site along Johnson Creek and place mapped natural-resource areas under a perpetual restricted development easement rather than creating a separate unbuildable tract.
The move, approved unanimously, resolves ownership for buildings on the site: if recorded the partition would give Clackamas County ownership of the roughly 10.9-acre parcel west of Johnson Creek, where the county’s community corrections facilities are located, rather than the county continuing to lease that land from the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC).
Staff said the site is already developed with OLCC offices, warehouse and distribution facilities east of Johnson Creek and county community corrections facilities to the west, and that no new development, changes to circulation or vegetation removal are proposed as part of the partition. Senior planner…
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