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City council adopts multiple ordinances including RV-park allowance and two annexations
Summary
At the meeting the council adopted Ordinance 19-12 (allows an RV park associated with a conventional golf course) unanimously, adopted annexation ordinances 19-13 and 19-14 (415 Hawthorne and Dallas Golf Club property) with 5–3 and unanimous votes respectively, and registered Ordinance 19-15 as passed on first reading.
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The Dallas City Council considered several ordinances and took the following formal actions:
- Ordinance 19-12 (second reading and adoption): Amends Dallas Development Code section 2.5.0.03 to allow a recreational vehicle park in parks and open-space zoning if it is associated with a conventional golf course (explicitly not disc golf). The ordinance passed by roll-call vote, 8–0.
- Ordinance 19-13 (second reading and adoption): Enacts annexation of 415 Hawthorne Avenue into the City of Dallas, withdraws it from the Southwest Polk Rural Fire Protection District and designates the property RM (medium-density residential). The council voted 5–3 to adopt the ordinance; the council had previously modified the applicant's request from high-density to medium-density during the public hearing process.
- Ordinance 19-14 (second reading and adoption): Enacts annexation of the Dallas Golf Club property (Oar's Corner Road) and designates it parks and open space. Staff explained a state-law timing rule (citing ORS 222.040(4)) that delays the ordinance's effective date until the day after a special-district election (Nov. 5) so that that election's ballots are handled correctly; the ordinance passed unanimously by roll call.
- Ordinance 19-15 (first reading): Staff presented a repeal-and-replace of Development Code chapter 2.1 regarding historic preservation and the mayor declared it to have passed its first reading; staff said municipal code language detailing Historic Preservation Commission duties will follow in a separate ordinance.
Roll-call tallies and outcomes were recorded in the meeting minutes and confirmed on the record during the meeting.

