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COH DELAYERED
Subdivision Code Update Project: First Phase Findings and Discussion
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23.4.08
civic and schools
Here are Oak Harbor's schools and civic buildings.
civic and schools - access
Their respective walking radii are shown in this image.
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Unlike a typical blog this information is meant to be read from top to bottom as a single report.
This presentation outlines the general characteristics of “existing conditions”, in terms of how our subdivisions look and function.
Click here to see the 22 min video of this report
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The intent is to provide information and generate discussion regarding opportunities to improve the livability of our community through revisions to our Subdivision Codes.
This is a companion site to
http://www.cohsubdivisions.blogspot.com/
which is the main site for the project.
Contact
Robert Voigt
Senior Planner
Tel: 360_279_4513 email:
rvoigt@oakharbor.org
City of Oak Harbor,
865 SE Barrington Dr,
Oak Harbor, WA. 98277
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Here are Oak Harbor's schools and civic buildings.
