Bonneville Transmission Line
Specialists from Winterbrook Planning assessed the potential effects of the Bonneville-Hood River project on land uses.
Problem Solving for Private Developments
Winterbrook has helped private entities achieve favorable outcomes in a wide range of planning situations requiring unique and broad problem solving experience.
Portland General Electric Projects
Winterbrook is acting in an on-call services role to gain land use approvals for PGE substations around the Portland region.
Bonaventure of Gresham
Winterbrook prepared applications for Bonaventure Senior Living. Applications were approved by Gresham Design Review in a single hearing.
Multnomah County Drainage District Projects
Winterbrook was selected to perform a variety of land use and environmental planning tasks to support Multnomah County Drainage Districts and affiliated drainage districts.
Gresham-Barlow School District Projects
Sam Barlow High, Deep Creek Elementary, Springwater Trail High, East Gresham Elementary, Hall Elementary, and Hollydale Elementary
David Douglas School District Projects
Cherry Park Elementary, Gilbert Park Elementary, and Earl Boyles Elementary
Portland Water Bureau Projects
Powell Butte, Kelly Butte, & Washington Park Reservoirs, Sandy River Station permitting, and Lusted Hill Corrosion Control Improvements
Mt. Tabor Home
Winterbrook worked with a property owner in the Mt. Tabor neighborhood of Portland on dividing an oversize lot to build a second house on the site.
Columbia Children’s Arboretum Improvements
Winterbrook is assisting NNA Landscape Architecture with environmental documentation and permitting for trail and shelter improvements at the Columbia Children’s Arboretum.
Willamette River Crossing
Winterbrook leads the local land use and environmental permitting tasks for a planned new seismic-resilient water main below the Willamette River.
Portland Community College, Rock Creek Campus
Winterbrook worked with the college on a major building expansion for new classroom and student services building (Building 7), and later for space to expand dining, student activities, classrooms, and the bookstore (Building 5).
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