7090 Nyberg St Tualatin, OR 97062-9231

RML Medium-High Density Residential RMH High Density Residential RH High Density Residential-High Rise RH-HR Institutional IN Office Commercial CO Neighborhood Commercial CN Recreational Commercial CR Central Commercial CC General Commercial CG Mid-Rise/Office Commercial Medical Center Light Manufacturing CO/MR MC ML General Manufacturing MG Manufacturing Park Manufacturing Business Park MP MBP (Ord. 590-83 §1, 4-11.83; Ord. 592-83, 6-13-83; Ord. 1216-06, 7-24-06;Ord. 1414-18, 12-10-18; Ord. No. 1450-20 , § 3, 12-14-20) TDC 31.040. - Planning District (Zone) Map. Each planning district (zone) is designated on the Plan Map of the Tualatin Comprehensive Plan. To carry out the purposes of the planning district standards, the Plan Map of the Tualatin Comprehensive Plan is known as the "Planning District Map." The primary function of the Planning District Map is to describe the boundaries of the planning districts so that people using this Code may determine which planning district standards regulate the use and development of their land. (Ord. 590-83 §1, 4-11-83; Ord. 1414-18, 12-10-18; Ord. No. 1450-20 , § 3, 12-14-20) TDC 31.050. - Planning District (Zone) Boundaries. Except as otherwise provided, the boundaries of each planning district designated on the Planning District Map are intended to follow, wherever possible, property lines, extensions of property lines, natural features such as creeks or riverbanks, and the centerlines of public highways. Where this is not possible, the boundaries between planning districts are drawn to scale. In the event that the exact location of any planning district boundary is ambiguous or uncertain for any reason, the Council, by resolution, may establish the exact location of any such boundary. (Ord. 590-83 §1, 4-11-83; Ord. 1414-18, 12-10-18 ) TDC 31.060. - Definitions. As used in this Code, the masculine includes the feminine and the neuter, and the singular includes the plural. For the purposes of the TDC, the following words and phrases, unless the context otherwise requires, mean: Access Management. City regulations of access to streets, roads, and highways from public roads and private driveways. Regulations may include but are not limited to restrictions on the siting of interchanges, restrictions on the type, number, and location of access to roadways, and use of physical controls, such as signals, channelization, and raised medians.