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House Bill 2001(PDF, 2MB)

2019 Residential Market Study(PDF, 5MB)

See our FEMA and Flood Awareness page for information about flood awareness, elevation certificates, flood protection information, and useful links.

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Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Plan (Adopted January 2024)(PDF, 672KB)

Bear Creek Master Plan(PDF, 10MB)

City Center 2050 Plan(PDF, 6MB)

Liberty Park Neighborhood Plan(PDF, 10MB) (November 2019)

Liberty Park Neighborhood Plan Appendix A, B and C(PDF, 9MB)

Liberty Park District Neighborhood Revitalization (2002)(PDF, 854KB)

Larson Creek Multi-Use Path

Local Wetlands Inventory and Locally Significant Wetland Determinations(PDF, 3MB)

Site Specific Wetland Protection Recommendations(PDF, 2MB)
Wetland Environmental, Social, Economic & Energy (ESEE) Analysis Sites are located in the Map Gallery

Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan 2017(PDF, 30MB)

Leisure Services Plan

Regional Problem Solving

Riparian Corridors
     Riparian Inventory and Assessment:  Bear Creek Tributaries (June 2002)(PDF, 259KB)

Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport Master Plan Update (2010)

School District 549C Long-Range Facilities Plan (May 15, 2012 Update)

Transportation System Plan(PDF, 33MB)

Accessory Dwelling Unit - Standards, Permits & Fees(PDF, 1MB)

Medford Municipal Code Chapter 10 Section 10-821(PDF, 90KB)

Accessory Dwelling Unit System Development Charge Reduction Program(PDF, 801KB)

Beekeeping in Medford

Christmas Tree Sales(PDF, 104KB)

House Bill 2001(PDF, 2MB)

Manufactured Housing on an Individual Lot

Marijuana Regulations and Licensing for Commercial & Industrial Uses (updated 5/18/17)(PDF, 370KB)

Parklet Design Standards(PDF, 651KB)

Political Signs

Small Food Vendors

Temporary Food Vendors(PDF, 2MB)

Temporary Mobile Medical Services Vendors & Temporary Mobile Nonprofit Vendors(PDF, 384KB)

Tree Planting & Irrigation Information   

Lane Reconfigurations(PDF, 480KB)

Roundabouts(PDF, 463KB)

Every city in Oregon has a boundary line enclosing lands that are eligible for urban development. These urban growth boundaries (UGBs) separate land that can be urbanized from rural land and are intended to provide a 20-year supply of buildable land to accommodate growth.

Medford completed its Urban Growth Boundary amendment in June 2018.   

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