Adopted Codes/Plans

City of Boardman Municipal Code 

Boardman Main Street Interchange Area Management Plan 2009

Note: This web version follows the adopted Executive Summary, with minor modifications to replace tables, figures, and maps with written summaries and hyperlinks.  The full Boardman Parks Master Plan is attached.

The City of Boardman has a long history of land use planning going back to at least 1975 with the adoption of a Comprehensive Plan. Interestingly there are 14 sections to the plan, some similar to the 14 statewide planning goals that we have today. It was funded by the Department of Housing and…

The following are a listing of our development codes in pdf format:

Economic Opportunities Analysis Public Advisory CommitteeBrenda Profitt, Boardman City CouncilKaren Pettigrew, Boardman City CouncilJennifer Leighton, Boardman Planning Commission Isaias Valencia, Local Builder/ Woodhill HomesDebbie Radie, Boardman FoodsDavid Amenyro,…

In 2001 the City of Boardman adopted a Main Street Downtown Development Plan that brought together community members to share their vision for how the core of Boardman could look. The focus was on the area south of the Interstate 84 Interchange and the plan played an important role in where City…

Morrow County in December of 2024 adopted the Morrow County Multi-Jurisdictional Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan (MC MJ NHMP), work that was completed in cooperation with the State of Oregon's Department of Land Conservation and Development. The City of Boardman will be co-adopting the MC…

Boardman Strategic PlanPrepared by MIG, Inc.Adopted March 2025 IntroductionThe City of Boardman is embarking on an approximately two-year process to plan for the community’s long-term growth and prosperity. The City is exploring where and how to grow in order to plan for jobs, housing,…

The City of Boardman adopted a Transportation System Plan (TSP), with appendices, on November 18, 2025, which will replace the current 2001 TSP. The adopted documents include Ordinance 10-2025, the TSP with appendices, and the Planning Commission signed Findings of Fact. The next step in the…