NEWS AND EVENTS

Vernonia Spotlight: Strategic Urban Growth for a Thriving Community

November 7, 2024 | land swap, Public Engagement, Urban Growth Boundaries, Vernonia, World Town Planning Day, World Town Planning Day 2024

Grace and our team collaborated with Vernonia to “swap” land within the UGB—removing residential land unsuitable for development and bringing in a more practical area located near a school and surrounded on three sides by the existing UGB.

Turner Spotlight: Supporting Housing and Development in Turner, Oregon

November 5, 2024 | ECOnorthwest, Housing, Housing Needs Analysis, Housing Production, Long-Range Planning, On-Call Planning, Turner OR, World Town Planning Day, World Town Planning Day 2024

Winterbrook supports Turner, Oregon's current and long-range planning needs by offering on-call guidance.

Mahonia Crossing celebrates grand opening

October 30, 2024 | adjustment, Affordable housing, Ben Schonberger, Design Review, Mahonia Crossing, Ribbon Cutting, Salem Gateway, Site Research and Analysis

Winterbrook Planning attended the grand ...

Ben Schonberger on Building Climate-Smart Cities in Johns Hopkins article

October 29, 2024 | Ben Schonberger, climate, Johns Hopkins, Transportation Planning, Values

Winterbrook Planning’s own Ben Schonberger, ...

Happy hour with Kearns and West

October 25, 2024 | happy hour, Kearns and West

The Winterbrook Planning office makes it out to the new Kearns and West office to check out their new digs!

Columbia Memorial Hospital expansion groundbreaking

October 24, 2024 | Astoria, Clatsop County, Code Amendments, Columbia Memorial Hospital, Groundbreaking, Jesse Winterowd

Winterbrook Planning is proud to be part of a

2024 OAPA annual conference: day 2

October 23, 2024 | House Bill 2727, Housing, Housing Production, Housing Production Strategies (HPS), OAPA, OAPA annual conference, Statewide Planning Goal 1, walkable cities, zoning

Winterbrook Planning continued its active participation in the Oregon American Planning Association (OAPA) conference, as Friday's sessions delivered more thought-provoking content and networking opportunities for planners across the state.