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CITY GRESHAM URBAN DESIGN & PLANNINGEARLY NEIGHBORHOOD NOTIFICATIONS (END) INSTRUCTIONS1333 NW Eastman Parkway, Gresham, Oregon 97030 www.GreshamOregon.gov/UDPProcedure checklist Before the meeting

How to fill out early neighborhood notifications

How to fill out early neighborhood notifications

1. Step 1: Gather the necessary information about the project, including the project address, project description, and any potential impacts on the neighborhood.
2. Step 2: Create a notification letter using a template or customize it to fit the specific project. Include important details such as the project's purpose, start and end dates, and any temporary disruptions or inconveniences that may occur.
3. Step 3: Determine the appropriate recipients for the early neighborhood notifications. This may include residents, businesses, schools, and community organizations in the vicinity of the project.
4. Step 4: Send out the notification letters to the identified recipients. Ensure that the letters are clear, concise, and provide contact information for any questions or concerns.
5. Step 5: Follow up with the recipients to ensure they have received the notifications and address any questions or concerns they may have.
6. Step 6: Keep a record of the notifications sent and any responses or feedback received from the neighborhood.
7. Step 7: Continuously update the neighborhood about the progress of the project and any changes that may impact them.
8. Step 8: Provide a mechanism for the neighborhood to provide feedback or express concerns throughout the duration of the project.
9. Step 9: Upon completion of the project, communicate the final outcomes and any long-term impacts to the neighborhood.
10. Step 10: Evaluate the effectiveness of the early neighborhood notifications process and make necessary improvements for future projects.

Who needs early neighborhood notifications?

1. Developers or project managers who are planning construction or renovations in a neighborhood.
2. Local government agencies responsible for overseeing development projects.
3. Residents and businesses in the neighborhood who may be directly or indirectly affected by the project.
4. Community organizations or groups advocating for the interests of the neighborhood or its residents.
5. Schools or educational institutions located in or near the project area.
6. Any individuals or entities with a stake or interest in the neighborhood and its well-being.

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What is early neighborhood notifications?

Early neighborhood notifications are alerts required to be sent to nearby residents about proposed land use changes or developments in their area.

Who is required to file early neighborhood notifications?

Developers or property owners proposing certain land use changes are required to file early neighborhood notifications.

How to fill out early neighborhood notifications?

To fill out early neighborhood notifications, you must provide details about the project, including its nature, location, and any potential impacts on the community.

What is the purpose of early neighborhood notifications?

The purpose of early neighborhood notifications is to inform and engage the community in the planning process, allowing residents to voice their concerns and opinions on proposed developments.

What information must be reported on early neighborhood notifications?

Early neighborhood notifications must report information including the nature of the proposed project, its location, potential impacts, and contact information for the developer.