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Local Improvement District Projects
A Local Improvement District (LID) is a method by which a group of property owners can share in the cost of transportation infrastructure improvements. This involves improving the street, building sidewalks, and installing a stormwater management system. An LID can also be used to install sidewalks on existing streets that previously have been accepted for maintenance by the City.
What is a Local Improvement District?
The Local Improvement District (LID) is a method by which a group of property owners can share in the cost of transportation infrastructure improvements.
Street Standards
Generally the design standards used in the land use and building permit processes are also used for street improvements constructed through the Local Improvement District process.
How Can We Form an LID in Our Neighborhood? There are five basic steps to an LID.
There are five basic steps to an LID.
The Benefits of Transportation Infrastructure
Paved streets and sidewalks improve access for pedestrians, bicycles, cars and emergency vehicles.
Completed LID Projects
- Lents III/SE 104th & Ramona, Lents III Extension and SE Ellis St. LIDs
- Deltawood Phase I LID
- Deltawood Phase II LID
- NE 109th Avenue LID
- NE 135th Avenue & Prescott Court LID
- NE 148th Avenue LID
- NE 87th Avenue & Columbia Boulevard LID
- NE 92nd Drive LID
- NE Winchell Street LID
- NW 13th Avenue Phase II LID
- North Winchell Street LID
- Royal Highlands Phase II LID
- SE 119th Avenue & Pine Street LID
- SE 128th Avenue LID
- SE 152nd Avenue LID
- SE 31st Avenue LID
- SE Center Street at Earl Boyles Park
- SE Water Avenue & Yamhill Street LID
- SW 19th Avenue LID
- SW Nevada Street LID
- SW Texas Green Street LID
How do Property Owners Pay for Transportation Infrastructure Improvements?
When property owners decide they want to form an LID, they agree to assume responsibility to pay for the project.
Contact Information
Contact information for Improving Streets with Local Improvement Districts
Is financing available?
Property owners are not charged for transportation infrastructure improvements until the work is complete.
Map of Paved and Unpaved Streets (LARGE FILE)
Map of Standard, substandard, and dirt/gravel streets (LARGE FILE)
Title 17 City Code Related to LIDs
Click here to see City Code related to local improvement districts