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In November 2025, the West Linn City Council unanimously adopted the West Linn Waterfront Community Vision Plan. The plan is a roadmap for revitalizing the City’s underutilized 275-acre Willamette River waterfront area into a vibrant, accessible, and sustainable regional destination where residents and visitors can experience the natural beauty of the river and the cultural heritage of West Linn. The plan has been developed through an extensive public outreach process built on decades of community dialogue.
The adopted plan integrates community priorities and property owner input into a long-term vision for a diverse mix of future land uses, public river access, and environmental stewardship. Through infrastructure investments and public-private partnerships, the vision anticipates celebrating the Indigenous and industrial heritage of the site.
With the adoption of the vision plan, the City will begin work on the next phase: developing updated zoning and development standards and advancing a strategic economic plan for the area. The City will apply for a Metro 2040 grant to help implement these goals, with the next phase projected to launch in 2026. Continued community engagement and opportunities for input will remain a cornerstone of this effort.
In November 2025, the West Linn City Council unanimously adopted the West Linn Waterfront Community Vision Plan. The plan is a roadmap for revitalizing the City’s underutilized 275-acre Willamette River waterfront area into a vibrant, accessible, and sustainable regional destination where residents and visitors can experience the natural beauty of the river and the cultural heritage of West Linn. The plan has been developed through an extensive public outreach process built on decades of community dialogue.
The adopted plan integrates community priorities and property owner input into a long-term vision for a diverse mix of future land uses, public river access, and environmental stewardship. Through infrastructure investments and public-private partnerships, the vision anticipates celebrating the Indigenous and industrial heritage of the site.
With the adoption of the vision plan, the City will begin work on the next phase: developing updated zoning and development standards and advancing a strategic economic plan for the area. The City will apply for a Metro 2040 grant to help implement these goals, with the next phase projected to launch in 2026. Continued community engagement and opportunities for input will remain a cornerstone of this effort.
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