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County adopts comprehensive-plan amendment and rezones Rosebud LLC parcel
Summary
The Josephine County Board of Commissioners approved Ordinance 2026-002, amending the county comprehensive plan and rezoning assessor map 35-06-03D Tax Lot 1400 (owned by Rosebud LLC) from farm resource to rural residential (R R-5). The motion passed 3-0 after brief public comment.
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The Josephine County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 2 adopted Ordinance 2026-002, a land-use amendment that changes the county comprehensive plan designation and zoning for assessor map 35-06-03D Tax Lot 1400, a parcel owned by Rosebud LLC.
The ordinance, read into the record by the presiding commissioner, amends the comprehensive plan and the zoning map "from farm resource to rural residential" and requests goal exceptions. The board opened the matter to public comment. Resident Judy Arons asked whether the designation would permit high-density "pack and stack" apartments; county officials and commissioners replied the designation is R R-5 and that "it's really rocky" and that the plan envisions roughly three homes on the property. "The property is owned by Rosebud LLC," the board stated as part of the record.
After public comment and minimal discussion, a motion to adopt Ordinance 2026-002 was made and seconded. The board carried the motion by a 3-0 roll call vote and closed the public hearing.
The action updates the county's comprehensive plan and zoning map for the specified tax lot; related packet materials describing site characteristics were available to the board and members of the public.
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