Winterbrook conducted a comprehensive inventory of Goal 5 resources (scenic rimrock and Barnes Butte, stream corridors, wildlife habitat and wetlands) and Goal 7 hazards (floodplains, rock fall areas, steep slopes, dry washes) and worked closely with Crook County GIS to map each resource site / hazard area.
Winterbrook led a multi-disciplinary team of planners and scientists in the inventory of Oregon Land Use Goal 5 resources and Goal 7 hazards.
Winterbrook performs a variety of land use and environmental planning tasks to support Multnomah County Drainage Districts (MCDD) and affiliated drainage districts.
Powell Butte, Kelly Butte, & Washington Park Reservoirs, Sandy River Station permitting, and Lusted Hill Corrosion Control Improvements
Winterbrook is assisting NNA Landscape Architecture with environmental documentation and permitting for trail and shelter improvements at the Columbia Children’s Arboretum.
Winterbrook led the consultant team through the complex land use review process, which included extensive coordination with local governments and state agencies, property owners and public interest groups.
Winterbrook led land use and environmental permitting tasks for treatment and distribution facilities on the Lusted Hill site in Multnomah County.
Winterbrook prepared the Tualatin River Farm Master Plan in 2017. The master plan provided that foundation for the Watershed Management Division’s decision to relocate its landscape contracting business to TRF in 2018.
Winterbrook led the land use and environmental planning tasks for the Upper Garden Development Project at Portland’s Leach Botanical Garden.
Portland Parks & Recreation is creating a new gateway to Forest Park, with a new trailhead, interpretive facilities, nature center, parking and school bus drop-off.
Winterbrook worked closely with retired Planning Director Harold Black to prepare amendments to the Natural Hazard chapter of the Wallowa County Comprehensive Plan.
Winterbrook prepared an analysis of the economic, social, environmental and energy consequences of three regulatory options for protecting significant wetlands and riparian corridors within the Clear Lake Road Urban Growth Boundary Expansion Area.
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