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The Corvallis City Council has awarded $5,000 in grants to neighborhood groups that submitted applications earlier this year through the Neighborhood Empowerment Grant program. The announcement came at the Council’s June 18 meeting.

Empowerment grants are cash grants from the City, typically in the range of $500 to $1,000 each, intended to fund livability improvements and foster neighborhood connectivity throughout Corvallis.

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650 SW 3rd Street (HPP-2018-09)

OSU Graf Hall  (HPP-2018-12)

Miller House New Construction (HPP-2018-13)

OSU Snell Hall (HPP-2018-15)

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend City Council meetings. 

Members of the community wishing to offer comment in advance on topics appearing on any City Council agenda are encouraged to use the public input form at www.corvallisoregon.gov/publicinput.

Water utility officials at the City of Corvallis are expressing confidence in the municipal water supply after a thorough review, prompted by the news of a toxic algae bloom affecting the water supply of cities in the northern Willamette Valley.

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Land Development Code Text Amendment (LDT-2018-01) Chapter 4.0 Street Improvement Exceptions

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JC Avery Building (ZDC-2018-03)

Burnap Rickard House (HPP2018-04)

Jack Taylor House (HPP-2018-05)

The meeting agenda and materials are now available through the links below.

Read more about the Downtown Advisory Board here.

The meeting agenda and materials are now available through the links below.

Read more about the Historic Resources Commission here.

Summer in Corvallis isn’t complete without a visit to the rose garden in Avery Park, and now that experience has a new component: an interactive online map that showcases the beauty and variety of roses on display in the garden, with pinpoint accuracy.