Land Use in the Larkspur Neighborhood
The City of Bend keeps the Neighborhood Association informed of any significant potential land use activity in our Neighborhood and adjacent Neighborhoods, and the Land Use Committee sends a representative to public meetings associated with development in the neighborhood. We also seek to make sure that you, as neighbors, have an opportunity to know what is happening with land development before you see construction begin.
The City assigns a project number to all land use actions that come before the Planning Department. All paperwork associated with the project is available online, on the City of Bend website. If you choose to write to the City regarding any land use issue, please include the project number to make sure your comments get to the right place.
The links below can be used to find info on current land use activity in the Larkspur neighborhood. If you are having trouble finding what you are looking for, please let us know and maybe we can help. Contact LarkspurLandUseCommittee@gmail.com
The City assigns a project number to all land use actions that come before the Planning Department. All paperwork associated with the project is available online, on the City of Bend website. If you choose to write to the City regarding any land use issue, please include the project number to make sure your comments get to the right place.
The links below can be used to find info on current land use activity in the Larkspur neighborhood. If you are having trouble finding what you are looking for, please let us know and maybe we can help. Contact LarkspurLandUseCommittee@gmail.com
City of BendThis is a link to the City's website page for land use tracking. Scroll down and select "ePlans(public viewer) under Online Services. Enter a project number in the Search line. The project number should be in the format PZ-xx-xxxx and it is case sensitive.
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Larkspur projectsThis is a spreadsheet showing current projects within the Larkspur neighborhood.
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DIAL map -Deschutes CountyIf you have questions about zoning or property boundaries, this interactive map from Deschutes County may help.
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