NOTICE OF A TYPE I PROPOSAL IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Development has been proposed in your neighborhood. The proposed development requires a land use
review. The proposal, review process, and information on how to respond to this notice are described
below. A copy of the site plan and zoning map is attached. I am the staff person handling the case.
Please call me if you have questions regarding this proposal. Please contact the applicant if you have
questions regarding any future development on the site.
Because we must publish our decision within 45 days, we need to receive your written comments by 5
p.m. on February 11, 2010. Please mail or deliver your comments to the address above, and include the
Case File Number, LU 09-172905 LDP, in your letter. It also is helpful to address your letter to me, Sue
Donaldson.

CASE FILE NUMBER: LU 09-172905 LDP
Applicant:
Bruce Howard,
Representative
Palazzo Custom Homes Llc
211 NE Weidler
Portland OR
97232
Site Address:
8150 WI/ N LOMBARD ST
Legal Description:
BLOCK 2 LOT 8, SEVERANCE ADD
Tax Account No.:
R756200640
State ID No.:
1N1W12AB 01500
Quarter Section:
2122
Neighborhood:
St. Johns, contact Lorelei Juntunen at 503-516-3579.
Business District:
St. Johns Business Boosters, contact Gary Boehm at 503-286-1312.
District Coalition:
North Portland Neighborhood Services, contact Mary Jaron Kelley at 503-823-
4099.
Plan District:
St. Johns
Other Designations:
Zoning:
R1d – Medium Density Multi-dwelling Residential with Design overlay
Case Type:
LDP – Land Division Partition
Procedure:
Type I, an administrative decision with appeal to the Oregon Land Use Board of
Appeals (LUBA).

Proposal:
The applicant proposed to divide an existing lot into two 2500 square foot parcels (25 ft x 100 ft) for
detached houses. The official address of the site puts it on N Lombard St. but the site fronts on N
Oswego Ave. This site was formerly part of the self service storage site at 8150 N Lombard St., across N
Oswego St. The site is within the St. Johns Plan District which allows reduced density on small lots (less
than 10,000 sq. ft.) in the R1 zone. The site is within a Design (‘d’) overlay zone. The Community Design
Standards will apply to development on the site at the time building permits are submitted.
This partition is reviewed through a Type I land use review because 1) the site is in a residential zone (2)
fewer than four lots are proposed; (3) none of the lots, utilities or services are proposed within a Potential
Landslide Hazard or Flood Hazard Area; and (4) no other concurrent land use reviews are requested or
required (see 33.660.110)