City of Aurora, Oregon

The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is currently studying how best to improve or preserve existing and future operations and safety on OR 99E from north of the Woodburn Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) to the Pudding River north of Aurora.

ODOT has selected a team of consultants to assist it with this project. Project team members will actively engage property owners, businesses, residents, stakeholders and elected and appointed officials throughout the project. Opportunities to participate in the planning process are detailed in a Public Involvement Program. Community members are encouraged to participate in the corridor planning process by attending committee and public meetings and by providing comments about the plan.

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PLANNING COMMISSION POSITION

The Aurora Planning Commission is looking for a candidate that would be interested in serving on the Aurora Planning Commission.  The applicant must submit a resume and a letter of interest to the City Recorder.  The requirements for the Planning Commission are as follows:

1. The candidate shall be eligible for an elective office of the City unless at the time of his appointment he is a qualified elector with the meaning of the State Constitution.
2. The candidate must live within the City Limits.

The responsibilities of the Planning Commission's positions are:

1. The City Planning Commissioner shall be willing to serve on any committee that he or she is appointed to by the Planning Commission Chair.
2. He or she shall have a vote on all questions before the Planning Commission.
3. The Planning Commissioner shall carry out the rules of the Planning Commission as outlined in the Aurora Municipal Code.
4. The Planning Commissioner must be committed to attending at least one meeting a month, which usually lasts about 2.5 hours.

HISTORIC REVIEW BOARD POSITIONS

The Aurora Historic Review Board is looking for two candidates that would be interested in serving on the Aurora Historic Review Board. The applicants must submit a resume and a letter of interest to the City Recorder. The requirements for the Historic Review Board position are as follows:

1. The candidate shall be eligible for an elective office of the City unless at the time of his appointment he is a qualified elector with the meaning of the State Constitution.
2. The candidate must live within the City Limits for at least six months and or own, rent or lease within the Historic District.

The responsibilities of the Historic Review Board’s position are as follows:

1. The City Board member shall be willing to serve on any committee that he or she is appointed to by the Historic Review Board Chair.
2. He or she shall have a vote on all questions before the Historic Review Board.
3. The Historic Review Board shall carry out the rules of the Historic Review Board as outlined in the Aurora Municipal Code and Historic Review Guidelines.
4. The Board member must be committed to attending at least one meeting a month, which usually lasts about 2.0 hours.