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City officials approve 72-unit residential request contingent on utility letter; residents voice traffic and design concerns

3202692 · May 7, 2025
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Summary

McMinnville city decision panel approved a request for a multiunit residential project conditioned on a letter from Westmore Utilities confirming water and fire-protection service. Nearby residents expressed concern about the number of units, traffic, building appearance and how to get future questions answered.

City officials in McMinnville voted to approve a request for a residential development contingent on a letter from Westmore Utilities stating that the utility can provide water service for the project, including required fire-protection features.

The approval follows public remarks from nearby residents who described the proposed project as “excessive” and raised concerns about traffic, parking and the look of the project at the town’s entrance. One resident said, “The 72 units seems excessive to me,” and asked how residents could get future questions answered; staff directed the resident to contact Sean Garrett.

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